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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32393, 4 September 1970, Page 22

I?AMgITTOIHE PM IffiWRE STREET ■O (OPR

Censor’s Classifications (G) Approved for General Exhibition. (Y) Approved for Genera) Exhibition. Recommended as suitable for persons 13 and over. (A) Approved for General Exhibition. Recommended as suitable for adults only. NOTE—Persons of any age may attend (G), (Y). or (A). RANFURLY SHIELD “til RUGBV TOMORROW CANTERBURY v. TARANAKI

3.00, LANCASTER PARK < OVAL 1.15 > Canterbury “B” v. ’ North Otago 12.00 > CANTERBURY 4TH GRADE 1 V. ELLESMERE 5 ’ GATES OPEN 12 NOON Skellerup-Woolston Brass Band in Attendance SEATING ARRANGEMENTS: Covered stand seats 80c, Open Stand seats 60c, are available at the D I.C. Booking Office. Any unsold seats will be available at the main gates tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. ENCLOSURE PATRONS not holding tickets on arrival at the park must purchase tickets at the main gates and then enter the park through gates A or B YStevens Street) or gates C or D (Wilsons Road). Entrance through these gates is by ticket only. EMBANKMENT PATRONS: Adults pay 40c, children 20c at turnstiles (Stevens Street and Talfourd Place). CAR PARK Cars will be admitted at the car park only with special sticker attached. A limited number of stickers are still available for purchase at the D.I.C. Booking Office. SOUVENIR PROGRAMMES Programmes at 20c each will be on sale at the usual shops today and at the grounds tomorrow. This will be another strong challenge. Can Canterbury repeat its form of last week against Waikato? LANCASTER PARK SOUTH: 12 noon: Canterbury 3rd grade v. North Canterbury. 1.15: Canterbury Juniors v. Ellesmere.