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NZ Truth, Issue 984, 4 October 1924, Page 8

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BQXING PALACE THEATRE, PETONE. •■ MONDAY, OCTOBER 6th. Featherweight Championship of N.Z. ■ Between GEORGE CURRAN (Hofcfer) And ' BERT BROWN (Challenger) , CONTEST OF 16 RO.UNDS Also 4 Amateur Bouts Including, Heavyweight Contest Between 808 FITZSIMMONSand JOE- PLAMUS Prices: Stage Seats, 7/3 Plus Tax; Ringside, and Circle, 4/6 Plus Tax; Back Seats, 2/9 Plus Tax. „ Barber' and Wliettaus' Bus leaves Lambton Station at 7;3o' p-.m:; returning t rom Petorio after the contest. Bus also leaves Taita at 7 p.m. .W. S. BRICJB, Hoa. Sec»,H.V.B.A.