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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22398, 20 October 1934, Page 15

CRICKET. £J . E I C K E T, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), OCTOBER 20. The following First Grade Matches wi.II be Played at Logan Park:— Albion University, No. I Wicket. Carisbrook v. Christian Brothers’ Old Boys, No. 2 Wicket. Kaikorai v. Colts, No. 3 Wicket. Dunedin v. High School Old Boys, No. 4 Wicket. Grange v. Carisbrook B, No. 6 Wicket. Patrons can look forward to some interesting cricket. Collections will be taken up, and patrons are requested to respond as generously as possible. E. S. WILSON, Secretary, O.C.A. RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS J[EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OFFICIAL OPENING WAITAKI HYDRO DAM BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENE-RAL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. Special train for Waitaki Dam leaves Dunedin 6.23 a.m., Palmerston 8.9. Oamaru 9.38. Pukeuri 9.51, and arrives Waitaki Dam 11.46 a.m. Also stops if required at Port Chalmers Upper, Seacliff, Waikouaiti, Hampden, and Duntroon. Return train, same stops, leaves Waitaki Dam 4.47 p.m., arrives Oamaru 6.52, Palmerston 8.22, Dunedin 10.13. Special train for Waitaki Dam, ex Christchurch, leaves Timaru 9.2 a.m., arrives Waitaki Dam 12.20 p.m. Also stops, if required, at Hinds, Orari, Temuka, and Studholme. Return train, same stops, leaves Waitaki Dam for Christchurch 4.25 p.m., arrives Timaru 7.35 p.m. Day excursion fares:— Ist Class. 2nd Class, s. d. b. d. Dunedin 19 0 13 0 Palmerston .. 13 0 9 0 Oamaru .. 7 6 5 3 Timaru .. 13 6 9 3 Children, Half Price. Correspondingly cheap fares from other stopping stations. Railway seat reserved on both journeys for le. , .As accommodation is limited early application for seats is advisable. For further particulars see handbill, or inquire from station masters or local booking agents. I DANISH Gloom ami Brighten Night—Use > MAZDA LAMPS tor Better Light.— National Electrical Company (wholesale only).