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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13749, 11 September 1908, Page 7

CARD PLAYING. The , following table shows the matches played by the Waireka Card Club, winners of the New Plymouth Card Association's Shield, 1908: — < . , Games :^ ~ *./ ; ; - / > for.agst.^* >s:i < s ' v. Carrmgton Road 46 51 Lost by 5 games v. Egmoni...- J65 41 Won by 24 „ v. Herald*... 48 32 Won by 16 „ v. Druids ... 69 52 Won by 17 „ v. Excelsipr,. 53 22 Wonby3l JK v. Avenue Rd 58 & -*W<tfffiM> «, v. Fitzroy*.. 40 35 Won,by's „ v. N.P. Fire' ".-.,;.• Brigade 69 46 Won by 23 „ . T0ta15...!.. 45326 V, / . *The games against Itefald and Fitzroy were played twelve men, a side. INDIVIDUAL SCORES. Cbibbage. MatchesLGames Games Played/ Won. Lost. H. N. Goldwater ... 8 88 34 F. Newell 8 69 45 G. Braund 8 63 '42 F. Bacon 7 ,52 42 A. Murphy 6 \47 .35' Ab. Goldwater ....<• u-5 §fch ~M W. Coulthart V.- 4 %p «^5 J. F. Hooker 5 32 25 A. D. Gray 3 26 20 E. Francis 3 26 16 J. Hnnter 2 10 16 Ad. Goldwater 2 ■ 13 12 P. Johnstone I 1 5 7 W. Avery 13 8 W. Carrington ...... 1 5 8, J. O. George 16 4 Euchre. / >' Matches Games ,Games Played. Won. Lost. Robt. Sole 7 46 30 H. Harvey 6. 42 28S. Howell 7-37 28 J. Harvey /7 . 36 ; 36 E. Loveridge ..*. '6 -34 '28 W. Loveridge 5 34 20 S. Russell 4 .33 15 . E: Francis ...., 5 26 13 G. Jeddie ..*. 2 15 10 T. FVandis 2 13 10 H. Southam 2 13 S J. Johnstone v 3 13 21. W. Webber 2 12 8 W-. Southam 2 11 11 A. J. Gaylard „ 1 5 7 W. Coulthart 1 '\ 5 5 E. Golding .„ 1 \ 4 7 /' ' ' ; ,' i Messrs Gilmour and Clarke are" instructed to receiver offers for' a good property in Devon Street. An advertisement appears elsewhere. - . . The attention of readers is directed to the sale of town sections' at Fitzroy, to be held .to-morrow afternoon at Messrs Webster Bros.' auction mart at 2 o'clock. The sections are each a quarter-acre. Through the decease of Mr J. C. fcase^lles, they have fallen to the Priblicf Trustee for disposal. The sections are well worth inspection. If you want *your furniture removed carefully, expeditionary, and economic* ally, employ the New Zealand Express Company, Ltd., who make a special feature of this class of work, and who are y also able to supply first-class dry storage accommodation. Customs work in ai'J its branches. — Advt. / SALES BY AUCTION. / To-morrow. \ iyr BWT Q N . T7INQ Will sell by auction at his Haymarket . Yards:— -~v ' . -piGS, BfORSES, TRAPS 2 Single-seated American Buggies. 5 Sets "Single and Double Harness (new). s 1 Pair Large Doors. Sale at 12 o'clock. At the Mart, FOWLS, Ducks, Pure-bred Black Minorcas, Well-bred, Homer Pigeons, Plants, Kitohen Stoves, Got-carts, New Bentwood Chairs, Couch, Tables, Toilet Sets, Let- / ter-copying Press, Chests Drawers, Clocks, Lamps, Kitohen Utensils, Saddles, and Sundries. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. ' e293 V To-morrow. \, l. a. jsr^ & 'c? Y - ' Will sell at their ikart:-4-FOWLS, Ducks, Hodge and Shelter Plants, 8 Sacks of Wheat, Milk- \ tester, Steam Generator, Cogper and Stand, Dover Stove, Office and Large Dining Tables, Bedsteads, Hanging Lamp, Singer Sewing Machine, Ottoman, Linoleums, Zonophone and Records, Gent's F.W* Bicycle (nearly new) ; and the usual line of sundries. Sale at 1 o'clock. , '0289 fo-morrow. «7* EBS TE R 'O, BOS. will> sell: — PIGS, Horses, Fowls, Ducks, Vegetables, Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Garden Roller, Wheelbarrow, Tables, Bedsteads, PSrtable Copper, Linoleums, 20,Punga Forns, and Usual Sundries/ * Sales, 1 and 1.30. e283 ELECTION NOTICES. ; ELECTORATE. ! TO THE ELECTORS. : ' T ADllfe and GENILEMEN. r-A 1 have much, pleasure in reminding you thfft I snail be a camdidate for your votes .at the next General Election and hope to receive such substantial support from every district as will enable me to have the honour of representing yon in Parliament. Yours faithfully, J. B. HINE. FRANK MESSENGER. ARCHITECT, Eight years with Oakden and Kemp, Melbourne. Drawings and Specifications Prepared. SYKES' BWILDING?s\ Devon Street.