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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17650, 10 December 1920, Page 12

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Club— American Team Eden-and, Epsom L.T. Club—The Australasian Team. Admission, 2s, HUGH G. THOMSON,;, .47 Hon. Sec. N.Z. Davis Cup Committee. ' ' 'S* '' '■* ' K NEW ZEALAND TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. The time , for receiving Entries for. the Now Zealand Championships, to he hold in Auckland, has been extended to the 15th December. D. MURRAY AN, jA Secretary, Wellington. > ■ v AA ■.. Athletic Sports. A KARANA' AMATEUR CYCLE AND A . ATHLETIC CLUB. .Q.HAND IMPORTS QARNIVAL. QNEHUNGA RECREATION Q. ROUND fJIO-MORROW (SATURDAY), DEC. 11. CYCLING. RUNNING. DANCING, AND ; / PIPING EVENTS. / FIRST EVENT,' 2.15 P.M. Admission, Is; Children under 15, 6d, W. RITCHIE, Secretary, v,'*]. . '-A r i i.u Swimming. P'ARNELL' ; SWIMMING CLUB, hi SEASON, , 1919-20. SWIMMING I SWIMMING! SWIMMING 1 A FIRST CARNIVAL, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 11. 1920, AT 2.30 P.M. N.Z. and Auckland Provincial Champions ,V" Competing. $ Adults, Is; Children, 6d. ' ISI KRONFELD, Hon. Sec. ,/, a 1 Sporting, ' \ // m mAI i? A RACING QLUB, v, V ; ;TE AWAMUTU. ' ANNUAL RACE TO BE HELD ON THE CLUB'S COURSE, >,A TE AWAMUTU, gATURDAY, JJECEMBEE jjg FIRST RACE STARTS 11.45 A.M. / SPECIAL TRAIN. ARRANGEMENTS , i (See Railway Handbill). EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS ARE ' BEING MADE / . : /' IN ANTICIPATION -OF A RECORD ■ '- ! MEETING. Admission to Course, Is 6d. • i/'- ': ' ■ JA;-:; : : • J. G. WYNYARD,. i - ■' •' ' Secretary. ' Thoroughbred 5 Horses for Sale.' PLACING Mare, Miss Heathcote, .by Lord Heathcote—Lady M.; very fast: good harnoas,' 6addle.-rH. Carter,' Mangere Bridge. PRINCESS RENOWN, in full training; a X/% ; 1! promising ' sort,, engagements ahead; any trial.—E. H. Churcbesr Panmure Ed.,