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BOOT EMPLOYEES GIVEN NOTICE. Owing to competition from overseas a largo Auckland boot manufacturing (inn has given notice to a number of its employees. Over a score ended their employment today, and it is expected that a similar number will finish up next ■week. The industry is negotiating with the Government for tariff protection, and it is expected that a settlement of the question will be reached next week.—Press Association. NEW ZEALAND CRICKETERS. MELBOURNE Cricket Ground, November 12.—The weather is perfect and the wicket good for the match between New Zealand and Victoria. The visitors are batting, and have lest no wickets for 12 Vivian !), Kerr 1). Page is not playing, and Lowry is captaining the team.
?■ lETR OPCL ITA N TROTS. In the Lyttelton Handicap Purisienne won by a length., third horse a head away. Australasian Handicap, £3OO, 1 .i n) .—l-1 Tonya!-: It (M‘Dormott) 1, -1-1 Ginger Jack It (M’Kenzie) 2, S-9 Belle G rat tan It (Edwards) 3. All started. ‘Won by half a length.
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Evening Star, Issue 22804, 12 November 1937, Page 16
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