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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 20, 23 July 1927, Page 15

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Aubrey Gualter and Co., 149-151, Featherston-st. Tel. 41-460, 25-355: night, 18414. ' ■ . FOR SALE. : : ■ WELL-BRED HORSE (Trotter), EUB- ; *v BER-TIRED GIG, NEW SEX j HARNESS AND SADDLE. ! ' K. ALDRICH, ' !. 3, Iliddlcr's crescent, Pctoric.'. i - I SHOP FITTINGS FOR SALE. CHOP Fittings for Sale/Owing to extensive alterations ih their Courtenay place chop, The Don Tailor* have for : disposal Counter, Display Tables, Set-re- ; taive, Suit Models, and Maid Linoleuhi. ; Apply . . ; ■■ • . ' '43, COURTENAY PLACE. i .__ ■ ,-..'.. -■ ■ .. . '' ' WELLINGTON-CITY COUNCIL. ! SALE OF HORSES, CORPORATION ; : YARD. , 1 POR SALE, i THREE" DRAUGHT x. HORSES, agea varying from 10 to 18 years. Apply to Senior Overseer, Cor- . poration Yard, Wellington. E.-F. NORMAN, - Town Clerk. 20th July, 1027. ' FIREPROOF DOQRS. WAJWED TO SELL, 2 FIREPROOF DOORS, 7ft x 4ft 6in, nearly new, i and made up to the requirements, o' the f New Zealand Underwriters' Association. 1 Apply THE ENGINEER, "Evening Post." s ' [ MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE. I BEST OFFER BUYS ; 1027 MODEL OAKLAND COACH, i (~)RIGINAL Tires; mileage 7000. . Ar : \ " range to SCO this handsome closed car. Telephone ■■ N. MANTHEL, : if el. 45-190, -or write care Box 1621. '. DEMONSTRATOR~fait~gALE ' At Substantial Reduction. • LATEST MODEL PONTIAC SIX COACH. ■ . TN perfect order. Only tun 3000 miles. -1- Finished in tn'o-tonc Duco. No extras to buy. Apply ! SALES DEPARTMENT, ■ General Motors, N.Z., Ltd., Pctonc.' ■ Telephone 45-190.' OWNER MUST SELL. 1327 MODEL "iuiCK. COACH. ■ "PUNNING better than new. AH fees • -I*l paid. Car ready for any trip anywhere. Will sacrifice for quick sale. P.O. BOX 1621. : 1927 OLDSMOBILE "SIX" COACHES. ' (GENERAL MOTORS; N.Z., LTD., have • 'Two- of tile above cars for immediate sale. Both are in perfect condition, and have only done small mileages. These cars can bo bought at very attractive prices. Call at our factory or telephone . 45-190, and arrange for demonutration. OLDSMOBILE SIX DEMONSTRATOR. T ATEST Model Touring Car in perfect •'-'.order.. New tires, paint work right. : An ideal car for hard work. Can be seen at General Motors N.Z., Ltd., Petone. Price £190. Telephone 45-100. ; nUTLERY Week.at the Sims Hardware. V Stainless Table and Dessert Knives, White Metal Dessert Forjui, hugo rcduc-' . tions. ■ GOLF .i ■.:■ ■ :■.- -.: •;-.:>' ■■ ■•• .: HUTT WINTER CUP FINAL TO-DAY Tho first and second rounds' of the 1 Hutt Winter Cup were played yesterday, find the final will be played this 1 afternoon; ■The following are the rosults of yesterday's play;—• \ . . ;'.-■ Second' Round. ' , ■ ■; J. L. Black beat J. MacEwan, 3 and 2. H. A. Black beat J. B. Drake, 4 and 3. Rana Watg beat R. G. Moore, 4 and 2. D.. C. Collins beat H. K. Adamson, 5 and 4. . The semi-finals -and final of the championship will bo played to-duy. Tho starting, time is as follows:—9.ls a.nn, H. A. Black and J. L..Black. 9.20 tf.ni.,-D. . IV Collins and Rana Wagg. ' FLIGHT COMPETITION. A—First round: R. L."'indium- boat A; Erskin by default; N. C. Sheppard beat P. White Parsons, 1 up at the nineteenth: I . -W. G. Martin beat M. J. Crombie, 1 up; M. Evans beat R. G. Hayward, 1 up. ' Second round: N. C. Sheppard beat R. L. Ingham, 3 and 1; M. Evans beat W. G-. Martin, 4 and 3....*..-. ' B—First round: H. C. Rose beat C. W.i Palmer,.6 and 6: F. a Bunny beat H. P.' Hugo, 5 and 4; Colonel J. G. Hughes beat A. N. Wallace. 2 and 1; S. P. London beat' G. Stamp Taylor, 1 up. : Second round: F. C. Bunny beat H. C. Rose, 1 up at the twentieth; S.-P.'-l London beat Colonel Hughes, 3 up. .. C—First round: R. J\ Johnston beat' A. Stunner, 3 and 2; H. A."-Brown beat; A. F. M'Cabe. .".- . ' " Second round: E. S. Tdogood beat E. S/ ' Johnston. . . The times for starting this morning inthe flight tournament are as-follow: 9.25; ; a.m., A. C. Sheppard and M. Evans; 9.30,! , F. C. Bunny and S. P. London; 9.35, E.i ' S. Toogood and H. A. Bowen; 9.40, J. N.i • Dodas and J. Martin; 9.45, L. A. Bridge and 0. Holdsworth. - . ; Commencing about 9;50 a.m., a four-ball ; handicap will be continued throughout the , day. The draw 1 will be posted in the club house, while post entries will also be ; accepted. '"''".' , . Results of bogey handicap are: C. Holdsworth (9), 1 -«p; R. «-. Moore (5), »\\: square; D. C. Collins-(scr); all square; M. Evans (4), 1 down; J. Mtirtiu (3*l down; H.-A. Black (2), 1 down. *■ Jj The twenty-four hours' test of PCJ.I will . commence at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, not Wednos-. day, as previously reported. •