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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19298, 10 April 1926, Page 8

SPORTING. JOCKEY (JJLTJ] (Incorporated). TO HE HELD AT J^LLERSLIE (By kind permission of I lie Auckland Racing Club). rjnOjDA Y (SATU HDAY J AND "jirONDAY, I \VML |2 First Race about 11.30 a.m. Each Day. ADMISSION TO COURSE. Is fid. ADMISSION TO LEG 101! ENCLOSURE. 3s ADMISSION TO C. HANDSTAND ENCLOSURE-, GENTLEMEN .... lis. LADIES 6a Tickets for Grandstand Enclosure on sale after April 0, at 11. deal's, Victoria Arcade. All persons other than members leaving the Enclosure or Racecourse will bo liable on re-entering to again pay for admission, as no passes will be issued. Members' motor stalls, reserved with the Auckland Racing Club, will be available as lit the A.R.C. Meetings. Children under 12 will not be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No person who ha 3 nt any time sinco the passing of the Gaining and Lotteries Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Avondale Jockey Club's (Incorp.) Autumn Meeting, and if any person is found on such course lie will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. . The promotion of sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the racecourse and prosecuted. FARQUHAn _ AIP APA KAURI AND "WHANG AREI • ACES, TO BE HELD "yyiIANGAREI, A PR!L 99 AND 9^ SPECIAL RATES FOR PASSENGERS AND HORSES. S.S. MANAIA. RING UP AND BOOK YOUR BERTHS. " DIAMOND " ' OUR PRICE TO RACES. 7s Cd Per Car. 41-505. THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE. F 0 K S A L EYEARLING FILLY. FLYING TRESSES, by Romeo (son of Flying Fox. sold for £40,009, grandsire of Gloaming, winner of over £43,000), from Penella, half-sister of Arch Marella and Statuette, winners of over £'lo,ooo. This filly is a second foal, well grown and powerfully built; full sister to the consistent two-year-old filly Flying Juliet, who in last eight starts has three firsts, two seconds, one third, and hvo fourth places. YEARLING FILLY, by Tea Tray, by the unbeaten Tetrareh, stud fee £'soo, from Good and Gay, dam of Britain's champion filly, Saucy Sue, winner of over £2t>,ooo. from Lassie DOOll, half-sister to four winners and dam of Arch Lassie (good winner and dam of All Style, and Young Lochinvar), Arch Laddie, winner in New Zealand and Australia, Master Doon, winner of Railway Handicap, 1400 sovs.. etc. Exceptionally wellgrown Aujrust foal. YEARLING FILLY, by Romeo (sire of Flying Juliet, see firs', lot), from Miss Alicia, full sister to First Born, winner on the flat and over hurdles, including Wellington Hurdles, 1500 covs., half-sister to Prince Charleroi, winner of ninny races, i-rludinff A'vondal" Stakes, Te K"iti and Bay of Plenty Cups, etc... and still winning. A nice filly of the' famous Ouida family, related to Gasbag. Mahutonga, <>tc. No better staying blood south of the Line. Vide performances. WILLIAM DUNN AND SONS, Premier Park, Wnihon. BAY GELDING, 2yrs, Nelson "Bingen-i Harold Dil'on mare. 8 1- . g, riyrs. Our Thorpe—King George mare. B g..syrs, Huia Dillon—King George mare. Pr g, S'irvevor. Br m, Jewel. B in, Syrs. FTarold Dillon.—Woodnvmnh, f-i(h Peter Moko foal and stinted to The Triumph. J. T. PAUL. ■ Nixon Rd.. Mangere. A L MACK Trotting stallion; Spi' : t~BWl. Trott.in" Gelding: Deball°»ar Trotting Gelding.—Full A. F. Hazelman, O-wn St,. Oiiphnngii. Phone 12-3(>5. T.EAGUE football. r J v HE AUCKLAND RUGBY LEAGUE REFER RES' ASSO- . A General Meeting will be held in the League Rooms, on MONDAY, April 12, at 8 p.m. As the business is most iinoortant a full attendance is requested. Executive Meeting at 7 p.m. V. M. SIMPSON, Hon. Secret a ry. J5 L 1 K F 0 °tballT NEWTON RANGERS /Ma I NEWTON RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB. FOOTBALL C.LUB. A Practice for ALL GRADE PLAYERS and Intending Players will be held on No. 3 Ground at VICTORIA PARK, 'IO-DAY (Saturday), at 3 p.m. sharp. All players are earnestly requested to attend a Club Meeting at Carhtw Park, TUESDAY, April 13, at P.m. G. MATTHEWS, > ' Secretary. Pacific Buildings, Corner Queen and Wellealey Streets. . A "PICHMOND ROVKRS FOOTit ball club. sjffw \ Practice Matches will be hold Cm I TOI)AY 'Saturdayl, as under:— C Seniors and 3rd Grade (inter.) v. Parriell, at Parnell, 2 and 3 p.m.; 4th Grade, v. Northcote. Domain, 3 p.m. All other Grades at Outer Doniain. New players welcome. The weighing-in will take place ill. Training Shed, Peel St.. TOMORROW (Sunday), at 10 a.m. All Juniors must attend. N. A. SWIFT, Hon. Secretary. « TTI-TY ROVKRS FOOTBALL L CLUB. inl ( PRACTICE. CAULAW PARK. ■'! P-M., TO-DAY (SATURDAY). IMPORTANT MEET INC. C'ARLAW PARK. 10.30 A.M., TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). All Members unci Intending Members are requested to'attend. Senior Grade please note. O ]1 E VON PORT UNITED FOOTIJ BALL CLUB. /pp|l 1 A <lener:il Practice for all JHv i Grjides will be hold at. the League Grounds, Devonport, TO-DAY (Saturday), at, 2 p.m. All Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. M. P. O'LEARY, Hon. Secret a ry. n "OARNELL LF.AOUE ToFvf. - 1 - .CALL CLUB. (ITj ' All Players and Intending Playt Vfiui "9 n V ,s . t ; "■'tend for Practice at W_.|jLV C ampbell s Point. THIS (SaturX- day) AFTERNOON. ("■corral Meeting at Campbell's Point TO-MORROW (Sunday). 10.45 a.m * A. R. TURNER, ___ . Hon. Secretary. rJiL ATHLETIC LEAGUE FOOTW\ BALL CLUB. V—lß A Practice for All Grades at b* OBEY LYNN PARK, bottom o! Baildon Rd., TO-DAY (Saturday), 2.30 p.m. General Meeting, Leys Institute, MON DAY, April 12. at ..SO p.m. Business 1m P ° rtaUt " .11. CATTEKELL. - ' Hon. Secretary. "OONSONBY , UNITED FOOTBALI. JL CLUB.— Players of All Grades pleas< meet Outer Domain. TO-DAY (Saturday), between. 3 P-rn. ajid 5 p.m. for training. '■ _ G. I OijStW/ilon, Seexetars.