OVAL RESERVE PAVILION

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17423, 18 September 1918, Page 6

OVAL RESERVE PAVILION

Reports presented at a meeting of tho executive arranging the sports gala and entertainment to raise funds for the erection of dressing accommodation on the Oval indicate a very general support for the movement, and a promise of big attendances °, n Saturday at the sports at Carisbrook and the entertainment in His xViajesty's Theatre Several thousands of tickets will have been distributed by noon to-day. The St. Kilda Municipal Band will .play from the Octagon au 2.30 p.m., and during the afternoon at the ground. At 2 p.m. and 2.15 p.m me Mormngton and High Street School Bands will marc-h from the Octagon, and the Forbury School Band will leave the school at 2.15 p.m. and march to tho ground. Strong teams representative of the best Rugby, hockey (men's and ladies'), and Soccc-r will play matches, and the entries for the 100 yards and mile running events indicate keen contests. Arrangements have been made with Mrs Beatson for the serving of afternoon tea. Mr H. Harris was appointed director of sports. Messrs R. Benriell, W. R. Sinclair, and E. S. Wilson were appointed trustees of the fund. The City Corporation's Reserves Committee wrote agreeing to receive a deputation at its next meeting. Mr Bennell reported that the services of leading entertainers had been readily jiven for the entertainment in aid of the soject. The stewards submitted the names of loams as follow:— Rugby.—Pirates-University team to nlay igainst an Otago team: —Waddell (Univer''ty), Todd (Pirates), Macky, Shackleton University), M'Donald, Jeffs, Matheson Pirates), Milne, Haynes, Scott Glendining Pirates). Church. Tod, Fairmaid, Hutchiion; emergencies—Fahey, Greville, Church, Lhomson, Crawford (University). Association Football.—Otago team: Taylor .revathan. Knight, lyric, Johnstone, M'Calum, Stephens, Cherry, Wallace, Fraser Vl'Lennan. High fichool Old Boys: Coast, Geddes, C&rswoJl, Cunningham, ICpnon, Ban well, Peake, Aitchison Race, away. Minn. Referee, Mr M'Callum. Ladies' Hockey.—Otago: Misses E. Fyfe, r. Stevenson, F. White. W. Allan, I. Fraser, r. M'Laren, B. Yorston, W. Blyth, Z hnderson. M/Kellett, C. Wills. Momona -lisses C. Hansen, T. Caddie, M. Sutherand. F. Romison, L. Dewar, R. Goodwin, >1. Balk. J. Leslie, L. Guest, B. Thompon. K. Cole. Men's Hockey—Gymnastic (Red): A. .T. Robinson, L. Mercer. P. R. Foote, F. C. 'Togg. L. J. Edwards. L. Mitchell, J. Hogg, <. A. Quentin. I. FiMay. R. Phillipps. E. Newton ; emerjeney, W. Purvis. University nr! City (White): A. S. Hogg. A. Ti. I'Caw, D. Fraser. H. F. Pavton! R. Rvurn. A. Healy. N. Ireland. R. Butler. H. !. Tlirbott, Jamiefon Sunipter; emergency, linton. Referees. Messrs T. S. Mitoheli nd R. A. Crawford. At His Majesty's Theatre on Saturday yening a_ variety entertainment will be "'yen jn aid of the fund. Tine services of >nnedin's ninst popular pr.rformers have oen pocurod. and the iiroari'arvime promises be one of excellence. The Kaikorai Rrnd 'ill lnereli through the streets to His Taiestv's Theatre in the evening, and also i.ke part in the programme.

COUGHS AND COLDS. TUSSICURA RELIEVES THEM. You aro probably tired of wasting money n mixtures that give no real satisfaction That is why you will be interested in US-SIS};RA, which has been a > thousands all over New Zealand. ° TUSSICURA was invented by a qualied pharmacist to meet the widespread deand for a really dependable cough remedy nd lung tonic. Medical men regard it as an admirable iccific m threat and lung diseases, especilv in their earlier stages. But these facts will not do YOfT Rn v lod. until you decide to tost TUSSICURA jurself. Get TUSSICURA to-day—it will make >u well and keep you well. Its food feet will be prompt and sure. ° TUSSICURA can be bought for Is 6d id 2a 6d at all Chemists and Stcroa