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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 22, 25 July 1935, Page 16

AUCTIONS. ' TOMORROW, FRIDAY, at 10.30 a.m. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEWING MACHINE. BLANKETS, SHEETS, NEW CHAMPION GAS COOKER, WITH REGULO. - ■ p W. TRICE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, have received instructions *o sell the -whole of the Furniture and Sundries nt 7 HOPPER STREET. CONTENTS of 10 ROOMS.- COMPRISLNG:LESS SET, wardrobe, 7 DUCHESSE DINING TABLE and CHAIRS, 3 ehestß of drawers, CABINET GRAMOPHONE, records, cot and mattress, 2% yds silk tapestry, fireside chairs, curtains, blinds, bowls, kerbs, hnoa, Con- ' coleum squares, m.t. weshstands, Aloiris couch, pedestal cupboards, tables, mirrors, dressing tables, couch, table cover seagrass and easy chairs, pretureg, wringer, bookshelves, settee, saucepans, cooking ■ ntensils,' crockery, eutlerv, BLANKETS, SHEETfcs, TOWELS,'ETC. ? . 1 NO RESERVE. 6. W. PRICE, Auctioneer. . THE BIG DAY. • ■ ■■' CLOSING DOWN. CLOSING DOWN. GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE TOMORROW (FRIDAY), At 11 a.m., 2 p.m.,' and 7 p.m. Sharp. At 11 a.m., 2 p.m., and 7 p.m. Sharp. A^^rfG^NE AI| DS IMIE RT V WELSmiLY NO RESERVE. g^^aTdla^^lne^l^hING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. CLOSING-DOWN SALES, TOMORROW (FRIDAY), 11 a.m., 2 p.m., and 7 p.m. Sharp. . SAM GREEN, * Auctioneer. Miss Priestly; Miss Levy and Miss Rowe; Miss Oughton and Miss Purdy; Mrs. Heggarty and Miss Walker; Miss N Sidford and Miss Hodgins; Mrs. Johnston and Miss Davidson; Miss Vallance and Miss Robinson; Miss Wilson and Mrs. Sandham; Miss J. Sidford and Mrs. Burke; Miss "Kendall and Mrs. Hipkins. i PAEKAKARIKI LADIES' CLUB The following is the draw for a flag match for Mrs. McNeil's trophy, to be played next Sunday:— Miss Battersby and Mrs. Bowden; Miss Robinson and Miss Lyndon; .Mrs. McNeil and Miss Hutcheson; Miss R.. Smith and Miss Chote; Mrs. Murray and Miss Black; Miss Murphy and Miss Grimstpne; Mrs. Marshall and Miss J. Smith; Miss Page and Miss James; Miss Gaskell and Miss Wallace; Miss Clarke and Miss Lynch; ;Miss ,'iMeade .'anS Nurse Hodder; Mrs. L. Smith and Mrs.. Wilkinson. . .'■-.' Vi'.T ' i i:1 •.! Levin - ladies'* r club , The Park Rose Bowl competition, open to members of the Levin Ladies' Golf Club, will be commenced ; on Monday, July 29, the draw' being as follows:—Mrs.' Cliffords v. Miss' Bertram; Mrs. Evans v. Miss Griffin; Mrs. Park v. Mrs. Bull. There are a number of byes. LEVIN CLUB The second round' of the Nicholson Cup competition was played last Sunday by the Levin Club. S. Bradford, winner of the first round, maintained his first place at the end of the second round.,. The..following are the players' aggregates:-^-S. Bradford, 61, 76—137; R Webb, 65, 73—138; C. R. Hosie, 70, 69—139; J. Urquhart, 69, 71— 140; H. Nicholson, 66, ,75—141; W. G. Phillips, 73, 69—142; T,;Tuohy. 68, .7.4— ,142; E.W. Clark, 72, 71—143; V. G. Astley, 76, 68—144; P. S. Crisp, 77, 68— 145; A. R. Cramond, 75, 70—145; R. A. Fredricksen, 74, 72-146; W. Bull, 73, 76^-149; W. G. Clark, 69, 80-149;^. Bull,- 70,: 80—150; P. D. Owen, 78, 74— 152; G.'.Wj Wilson", 78, 76^-154; H. A. Phillips,' 72, -85^-157; P. B Lange an, 81 77—158; F/E. Parker, 77. 82—159; J.'Smaill, 84, 76-160; C. G. Munrc.^B3, 78—161; E. T. G. Miller, 83, 83—166. A medal round played in conjunction with the second round of the above, competition was won by V. G. Astley, who won after a count-back from A. Challies and P; S. Crisp, all these players returning cardsof 68 net. The captain's foursome match win be played next Sunday commencing at 1.15 p.m., at which time the draw will The semi-finals in. the Karakaramea Cup competition have-now been^ played; the finalists being E. W. Clark and J. M.:' Brown. ■; MORNINGTON CLUB During the weekend 36-hole qualifying rounds for the championships will be played. Eight are to qualify for the seniors and sixteen to qualify for the intermediate and junior grades. The third and fourth rounds of the Brett Cup, Stratmore Cup, and eclectic competition will be played in conjunction. MORNINGTON LADIES' CLUB In the first round of the Evans and Henderson Cup Miss Simpson won by default from Miss Ellis, Miss Beckett beat Miss Harris 1 up at the nineteenth, and Mrs. Lat'ta beat Miss Brunton 1 up. The second round will be played this weekend. The draw is as follows:— Miss Simpson and Miss Beckett; Mrs. Latta, a bye; Mrs. Winchester' and Mrs. Bilderbeck; Miss Robertson and Mrs. Wells; Miss Allen and Miss Hollis; Mrs. Stratmore and Miss Grenside; Miss Brooking and Mrs. Oates; Miss Taylor and Miss Kilworth. A bogey competition will be played1 in conjunction with this •' competition, and the following will' play as drawn: —Miss Ellis and Miss Brunton; Miss Harris and Mrs. Latta; Mrs. Barton and Miss Ellison; Mrs. Sly. and Miss Nelson. -' ■■' " - ■ STIjBeNTS'. "RAG" ■ : ■ ——■'" '"? • i ' TEAR v GAS AT STUDY CIRCLE v MELBOURNE, July 20. A capsule of I tear gas was used to break up a study circle of the University Council Against War.. The capsule was broken v in 'a' classroom occupied; by 20 students. The speaker (Mr. L. P. Fox) t and men and women students ran from the room with streaming eyes-and hands over their faces. For an hour later there was still enough' gas.in the room and the passage outside to irritate the eyes of passers-by."'. '. .' ' ' It is ■ possible • that the - Council Against' War wilLprotest to. the ViceChancellor- (Dr.. R. E. Priestley) as it has dope" on previous, occasions-when its meetings Have been broken up by students. The .Vice-Chancellor has already, declared /that".. he : will; riot tolerate: serious "ragging" of political clubs by opponents who do not share their views.. . . NOVEL DIVORCE PLEA *■ '' ». ' ; —— . Charles' Moore and his; wife have no children, tout in his petitidn for'divorce/ which has been filed at Kansas City. the husband asks for custody of certain items which he evidently estimates as just as important. He demands: The custody of the family dog, and permanent possession of the family sewing machine. The dog, he claims, was his property before he married his wife ten years ago, while the sewing machine "has long been an heirloom in. my family." ■'••■