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TO-NIGHT. AT H P.M. BOXING EXHIBITIONS BY BILLY Oil A.MR ICRS AND JIMMY RYAN. Also. F.x lii hit ions by I'll nils of Sacred Heart College Vermont Street. St. Benedict's, and I'arnell Schools. Preceded by a GRAND CONCERT. Splendid Programme .\rranged. Proceeds in Aid of Queen Carnival Fund. Tickets 2s and Is Gd. Q A F F, I' F 1 R S T. All Checker Cab Drivers are Specially • rained and Qualifi ' Men. PHONE 46-509. Have you met the mysterious MR. X? PREPARE FOR THE BOBBED HAlIf CHAMPIONSHIP OF AUCKLAND. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. >LANDFORD J) ARK.' gATURDAY. AT 1.45 P.M. SECOND DIVISION CURTAIN-RAISER. GILEN TP DEN rLEN JUDEN 'I V I ONEHUNGA. NEHUNGA. | AND AT 3.16 P.M. TRAMWAYS JL RAM WAYS (So far unbeaten this year), THISTLK l lIISTLK (1925 Champions). Bound to Be TWO GREAT GAMES. Admission Is. Plenty of Free Seating. Covered Grandstand, Ladies fid. Gents Is Extra LECTURES, J7URST AID TO THE l'he First Lecture will be V~-y given to LADIES at the Atnuiiiaiice Station on FRIDAY, May 21. at 7 p.m. The fee for the course (7s (idl must he prepaid to WILLIAM RATTRAY, Honorary Secretary. Ambulance Station. Rutland St. rANTERNL E C T U R E. iJ On "Mary Slessor i..c Uncrowned Queen of Calabar," in ST. ANDREW'S lIALL. Lowei Symonds Street. To-night (Thurs.) 9 p.m. Admission Free. Collection f Missionaries' Rest Home A BORLAND HIGHER THOUGHT A CENTRE Arts Building Kitchener St..- Psychology Class, This (Thursday) Evening, at 7.45 Subject: The Master Key. A Cordial Invitation to All Students.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19332, 20 May 1926, Page 18
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