STOP PRESS ITEMS GERMAN TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT. DUBLIN. April 'll.—Koehl is making final arrangements to-nigbt for taking off on the transatlantic flight at dawn.—Australian Press Association. ■ SOUTH ISLAND TENNIS TOURNEY. In the South Island tennis championship mixed doubles semifinal Miss Johnston and Greenwood beat Miss Nicholls and Seay, 6-8, 6-1, 6-2.—Christchurch message. LADIES' GOLF.—MRS DODGSHUN LEADING. A Christchurch message states that in the ladies golf championship of Canterbury Mrs Dodgshun (Otago) led in the first qualifying round, with a gross score of 80; the next best were Miss 0. Kay 80, Mrs M'Clatchio arid Miss Cracroft Wilson, both 84.
DO YOU APPRECIATE THE HIGHEST .QUALITY MEAT, THE FINEST SMALLGUUDS, THE CHOICEST SUGAR-CURED BACON AND CORNED BEEF, FROM THE MODEL PREMISES? IF SO, WE HAVE THEM. BACON REDUCED TO 1/2 lb. James Wright & Son, Ltd., ’Phono 23-249. 604 CARGILL ROAD. 'Phone 23-249.
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Evening Star, Issue 19839, 12 April 1928, Page 10
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