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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 858, 30 December 1929, Page 3

CYCLING CYCLE AND MOTORPACED CYCLE RACING WESTERN SPRINGS STADIUM, TONIGHT, 7.50 P.M. ADMISSION: ADULTS, 1/CHILDREN, 6d. RACING AU CKLAND T> ACIN G UCELAND JLVaCING (y VM] SUMMER l/FEETING, 1929-30. UMMER IyAeETING. 1929-30. JANUARY -| AND O ANUARY JL AND FIRST RACE ABOUT 11.15 A.M. EACH DAY. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE— Each Person, Is 6d. Vehicles, 2s 6d. Reger Enclosure—Each person, ss. G randsta nd Enclosure—G entlemen, 12s 6d; Ladies, 7s 6d. CHILDREN under twelve will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No Person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Aet, 1908, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker’s Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Summer Meeting, and if any such person is found on such Course, he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary.

CRICKET PLUNKET SHIELD PLUNKET SHIELD PLUNKET SHIELD CANTERBURY v. AUCKLAND CANTERBURY v. AUCKLAND CANTERBURY v. AUCKLAND JANUARY 3,4, 6 AND 7 (FRT., SAT., MOM., TUES.) EDEN PARK EDEN PARK Luncheon Accommodation on the Ground has been considerably improved. ADMISSION—ADULTS: GROUND, Is 6d. GRANDSTAND, Is. School Children: Ground, 6d; Grandstand, Is. Hours of Play: 11 a.m. Luncheon Adjournment, 1 p.m.—1.45 p.m. BOARD AND RESIDENCE DEVONPORT. —Hotel Ventnor, under new management, newly renovated Sunday Dinners a Specialty. Visitors, Permanents. Phone 22-466.—Miss L Johnston. SUBSCRIBERS DESIROUS OF SEEING The HE OUN while absent from the city on Holiday are requested to notify District Runners, or Phone Sun Office. 46-820. AGENCIES ESTABLISHED IN ALL PROVINCIAL TOWNS. The Sun Is obtainable Dally at the following Holiday resorts:— ARAPUNI—T. Stephenson ARATAPU—A. J. Daniel BUCKLAND’S BEACH—V. Vogt BROWN’S BAY Mrs. E. Wilkinson COROMANDEL—C. McCormick CAMBRIDGE—AIbiston HENDERSON VALLEY—L. Pollard HO WICK—J Robertson HELENSVILLE—Mrs. L. Nlcol HUAPAI-J. McKinlay HIKURANG I —Mrs. Rais beck HUNTERVILLE-R Towers HOBSON VILLE—P. R Osborne KAMO—S Bowyer, Whangarei IfEREPEEHI—L. Durraan KARANGAHAKE—Mrs. Everett KAIKOHE—W. M. Wilkinson KOHU KOHU—Low-Sargeant KAWAKAWA—V. Cole. KATIKATI—L. Klee KAITAIA —A. Watson MORRI NS VILLE—S. J Coombe MERCURY BAY—H. Osborne MATAMATA-J D. Rivett MAMAKU—CivaI and Company MAMAKU Haywood and Amson MATATA—H. Lees NGONGOTAHA—Mrs. Whitely NGONGOTAHA—Mrs. K. Davies NGARUA WAHIA R. Eyre OSTEND- (Waiheke) —E. E. Binns. s.s. Onewa OTOROHANGA—C. W. Harte OTOROHANGA—D. Yeo OPOTOKI—W J Newell OHURA—Mrs. M. Mclntyre PAEROA—Mrs. M. J. Dunlop PUKEKOHE- Mrs. H. E. Churches PORTLAND—J Gillespie PUTARURU —Wilton PUTARURU —Mrs F. Rolfe ROTORUA —L. Ewert RUSSELL—Tom Brooker, York StRAFTTiHI—C. W Rail RAETJHI—A. W. Ash well SWANSON—A Perris