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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17878, 26 August 1918, Page 2

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LADIES' ASSOCIATION. SENIOR TRIAL GAME. A Senior trial game was won by the A team, which, beat the B team by three goals to nil. I SECOND GRADE. Technical College beat Gilb/s by sit goals to nil. Normal forfeited to Digby s and Ngaio to Sydenham. CANTERBURY ▼. WELLINGTON. The following players have been selected ta represent Canterbury in the championship tournament, to be held in Wellington next week:—Goal, T. Dobbyn (Digby's); backs, A. Cross (Wharenui), left, M. Drayton (Oxford Terrace), right; halves, E. Miles (lagby's) right, P. Leslie (Digby's) centre, G. Cross (Wharenui) left; forwards, M. Chapman (Waimairi) right wing, E. Ritchie (Waimairi) right, inner, G. Barr (Waimairi) bully, M. Pearco (Digby's) left inner, W. Kossher (Wharenui) left wing. Emergencies—D. Irvine (Waimairi), M. Fulton (Sydenham), M. Papps (Wharenui). Any of the above-players unable to oompete are requested to notify iha secretary immediately. In the event of any of these players not competing, a selection will ba made from the following:—l. BosBiter (Wharcirui), M. Cawley (Waimairi), I. Dowle (Sydenham), R. Burgees (Wharemr), I. Taylor "(Ngaio), M. Martin (Waimairi) aid H. Wilson (Wh.aroivui). The members of the team are reques+ed to attend practices nt 6.30 a.m. en Tuesday and Thursday at Hn~ley Park. Players not attending are liable to be disqualified. NO PERSUASION NEEDED SELLS ITSELF. There is no denying the fact. We hav* the article that the Public is looking for I THE 1918 MODEL HARLEY-DAVIDSON is recognised to be The Greatest Motor Cycle of the Agef It has proved itself in everyday life, and in Competition its "Ever Constancy" has gained it a Reputation Second to None. BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW, as the supply is limited. JONES BROS. Ltd. Sole N.Z. Agents, Manchester and Lichfield Sts. CHRISTCHURCK