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Extra Services include Tyre painting, vacuum clean inside. PICK UP AND DELIVERY Please write to: MOBILE CLEANERS, ' Rspply: P 6747, “PRESS.” mi ■ SANDBLASTING SANDBLASTING FOR your Sandblasting prot>I lems and steel protection work. • Phone: • 1 SANDBLASTERS Mid METAL SPRAYERS, LTD., 599-439; a.h. 510-584. 3095 WOKTING HXTUKBS CANTERBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION (REGD.) ! AMENDMENTS TO RUGBY DRAW SATURDAY, MAY 27. Secondary Schooto, Section 1: Christ’s College default to C.B.H.S. A. Section 2: Christ's College v. Malrehau H.S.—own arrangements. Under Set 71b: H. 5.0.8. V. Hornby, at N.P. 12, 11 a.m. Under TH: Shirley win by de- . fault. Under Ort 71b. Section B: Burnside B v. Sumner, a* Sumi ner, 11 a.m.2142 ■ RUGBY COACHING SCHOOL : 1967 I THE FIFTH and Final Seaslon . will be held at Rugby Park . from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on SunI day, May 28. , Lectures on "The Laws of the > Game” will be given by I L. A. MAHONEY. president W. H. FRIGHT, Senior Instructor C.R.R.A. and International Referee. Thia session will consist of a : practical demonstration de- . signed to give specific examples ’ of those laws of the game which ara causing particular difficulty In modern Rugby. An Open Invitation is extended ■ to all Rugby players to attend. ' 2978 ! CANTERBURY DISTRICT LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION 1 FOURSOME TOURNAMENT j NO. 1 TEE: 8 a m —Meedamaa C. Thomp- , son and D. Minson; K. Kerr and R. White. 8.5: Meadames B. Thomson and J. Masterton; B. : Trangmar and J. Forbes. 8.10: Miss O. Harris and Mrs H. Dymond: Msadames B. Barker I and C. Burden. 8.15: Headlines ' H. Drinnan and B. Beck: Z. ’ Sowden and Z. Piper. 8.30: Mee--1 dames J. Boyd and R. B. Ander- ■ son; B. Williams and W. Rum- ' bold. 8.25: Msadames I. N. Smith and G. Rutherford; D. Lamb and N. Jones. 8.30: Mea- - dames W. Whlteaides and A. > Bishop; R. Clements and R. M. Parker. 8.35: Meedamaa B. C. i Smith and V. Newcombe; J. Lamberton and V. Boatwood. ' 8.40: Meedamaa R. Newton and L. Gasson; K. VaUance and B. ’ Simpson. 8.45: Mias L. HiXls and Mrs J. Lass: Mlmm K. Rutherford and W. Morgan. 8.50: i Mlaaae S. Grigg and 3. Boag; M. Doherty and J. Davidson. 8.55: Mesdanies J. Ensor and J. Ward; R. G. Edward and A. C. Fraser. 8,8: Miss B. Langley . and Mrs C. Davison: Mesdames V. Henderson and R. Gopaa. 0.5: Meedamaa W. Wood and J.. K. Austad; A. Handy and C. Foxton 8.10: Msadames I. Corich and G. Langdale-Hunt; G. P. Anderson and G. McHerron. 9.15: Mesdames C. Bain and J. Casserley; M. Forrester and R. Townsend. 0.20: Mesdames I. Dobson and D. Ritchie; J. Marshall and J. Tocker. 0.»: Maadames H. Davies end A. Rosy; T. Bins and W. Lambert. 0.30: Meedames I. Hampton and I. Hagerty: B. Rhodes and R. Lang. 9.35: Msadames E. Inkster and T. Klrk-Burnannd; L. Jonas and E. C. Burmaater. NO. 10 TIE: 8 a.m.: Mesdames G. Dalriel and D. Fleher; D. Clegg and R. ChaHOs. 8.5: Mesdames B. Vaughan and A. Rowlands; H. Revell and T. 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