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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20366, 21 September 1929, Page 15

WRESTLING. (INC.). " gEPT. 25, 1929> rpoWN TTALL. gINGH (India) . V. yy ALTER JOHANSSON. (Finland); Eight 10-Minute Rounds. Preceded by FIRST-CLASS PRELIMINARIES. Popular Prices: Stace, 10s; Dress Circle, sa; Reserves 7s (id; Gallery, '2s fid. We pay Tm. EACH LADY (escorted) Free to Stalls and Gallery. All Reserve Scuts mußt bo paid for. Box Plan opens at, Carter and Asher's MONDAY, at 8 p.m. BOOK EARLY. ATHLETIC SPORTS. jQAY gPORTS. MONDAY, QCTOBER :m AT THE ROCKLAND JQOMAIN. (By Permission of the Auckland Centre, N.Z.A.A.A.) PROG RAMME. I.—loo YARDS MAIDEN HANDICAP. Nom. 3s. 2.-100 YARDS AMATEUR LABOUR DAY HANDICAP. Nom. 3s. 3.-220 YARDS AMATEUR HANDICAP. 4._880° n YARfaS AMATEUR HANDICAP. Nom, 2s. „ S.—STEEPLECHASE, 2 MILES HANDICAP. Nom. 2s. „ 6.-440 YARDS AMATEUR HANDICAP. 7.—1 N M?LE CYCLE HANDICAP, Nom. 2s. 8.—2-MILE AMATEUR LABOUR DAY WHEEL RACE. Nom. 3s. 9.—HALF-MILE AMATEUR CYCLE SPRINT HANDICAP. Nom. 2s. 10,—THROWING TIIE DISCUS HANDICAP. Nom. In. 11.—PUTTING THE SHOT HANDICAP. Nom. 18. ALSO PRIMARY SCHOOL AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EVENTS. Entries close filially with the Secretary at the Trades Hall between the hours of 7 p.in. and 9 p.m. on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 15th and 16th October, 1929. and must be mado on Ama.teur Association forms, supplied on application. NOTE.—Five starters or no second prize. No nomination accepted unless accompanted by fees. Address letters. „ „ THE SPORTS SECRETARY. Care G. Davis, Trades Hall, Auckland. XuCKLAND Harrier Team leaves ten exA press Saturd-iy. Arrangements for full team, but Auckland team incomplete, so any other Harriers carinc to make trip phease meet at station at 9.30. BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICES. THE QO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING "gUILDING gOCIETY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a GENERAL MEETING of the Society will be held at the SOCIETY'S OFFICE. A.C.T. BUILDING, corner of WELLESLEY STREET WEST and ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND, on "WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1929. at 7.30 p.m.. when APPROPRIATIONS as under will be allotted:— 55 " £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £4OO £BOO £BOO £BOO £BOO £BOO £10,400. UNDER RULE 9G:—Members desiring to be FINANCIAL for the above Appropriations must pay.nil subscriptions, etc., due BEFORE 5 P.M. ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1929. Moneys received on Tuesday. '24 th inst., or on Wednesday, the day of the Meeting, will be TOO LATE .to be entered up in time for the Appropriations. . . „ OLDER GROUPS.—Members are specially requested to note that SALES in the older Groups OFTEN BECOME BALLOTS at the Meeting, owing to no tenders being put in. consequently it is of the greatest importance to KEEP THE SHARES in those Groups FINANCIAL. 70 th G ROUP ~ 70 TH £BOO 'prao™ l ™" B £BOO SHARES MAY BE BESPOKEN NOW. JOIN THE A.C.T.B. SOCIETY, "THE PROVED SUCCESS." Full particulars will be supplied on inquiry. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS AND FUTURE APPROPRIATION MEETINGS ARE TO BE HELD AT THE SOCIETY'S OFFICE. A.C.T. BUILDING, CORNER WELI.ESLEY STREET WESI AND ALBERT STREET. J. C. GRIERSON, Secretary. RAILWAY NOTICES. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RUNNING OF DAYLIGHT LIMITED EXPRESS TRAINS BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON. Commencing on MONDAY, September 30, 1929, and continuing daily (Sundays excepted) until further notice, the Daylight Limited Expross Trains will run between Auckland and Wellington. The Down Train. The Up Train. Leaves a.m. Auckland 7.6.5 Arrives p.m. Wellington 11.10 a.m. Leaves 7.63 Wellington p.m. Arrives 11.10 Auckland These trains slop at Ffankton Jn., To Awamutu, To Kuiti. Taumnrunui. National Park. Ohakune, Taihapc. Marton, tending and Palnierston North. _ , .... For further particulars inquire at stations. SEE THE KING COUNTRY IN DAYLIGHT. TRAMWAY NOTICES. A UCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD. MOTOR OMNIBUS SERVICES, AVONDALE RACES. Buses will Depart Onehunga Post Office at 10.15 and 10.25 a.m. for Avondale Races TO-DAY (SATURDAY), and 10.15 a.m. on MONDAY, September 23. Fare. Is 6d single. Return trips ex Avondale Racecourse after the last race each day. A. E. FORD,