ATHLETIC SPOim. ! . : i RUGBY! RUGBYI i ATHLETIC PARK, TO-DAY! 'j TO-DAY! . . '■; 7 At 2.45 p.ut i A GAME BOILING WITH BLUE-' 1 BLOODED EXCITEMENT. ■ PETONE, i The Leading Team and Popular Choice ■ for the Championship, , j v. ■ / ■- ■ The Hardest Team in the Championship . : to Defeat, ' ■; SELWYN, i Come and see the Petone backs vfhioh helped to beat Taranaki in their recent . memorable .match. Seven of this year's ; reps, in action, together. AT PETONE AT 2.45 P.M. AT PETONE AT 2.45 P.M. ; ORIENTAL V. PONEKE. i NEXT SATURDAY. UNIVERSITY V. ORIENTAL, And tho College Match, WELLINGTON COLLEGE V. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE Reserve your 6eat at Rugby Union Office, 10 Woodward Street. Admission ; at the People's Popular Prices: Ground ; 6d., Stand 6d. ■ / ! The Wellington South School Commit. ....i tee notifies that cars may be parked in School Grounds (past the park), at fe«' ! Is., proceeds to School Sports Fund. Rugby Union Annual on sale all .! matches, Howe and Sowman'e, Geo. • Slade, and Rugby Union Office. F. J. M'COMISKY. Secretary, W.B.F.U. . x TOILET SPECIALISTS. —FIRST "RUSMA" ■"'; —THEN BEAUTY! 1 ; DESTROYING Superfluous Hair passea j the experimental stage with the ad- ; vent of ■■■'■; "RUSMA" (Reg.). This oxcollcnt_ preparation-is the result , of strenuous, 'scientific research, and now '; makes possible to all the permanent and I painless 'destruction of Superfluous .Hair. j Hundreds testify to its. efficiency. , If, ;■! you suffer disfigurement through 6uper- m fluous hair, use Rusma" (reg.), and im. ' mnnity will be yours. ' • - Hair Treatment, Massage,' Chiropody, Shampooing, and ■ All Up-to-date Toilet Treatments available. '■ MRS. HULLEN, Dept. "D," \ 3a Courtenay Place, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 22-070.
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