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"■wis uTiilifL ,Mn*7T Forecast the Results of the three Test Matches between S©olh African and New Zealand Teams There is no limit to the number of forecasts that may be sent in, but each forecast must be accompanied by:—• 4 REGENT Cigarette 10s Packets or 4 „ „ 10s Tin Lids or 2 „ „ 20s Tin Lids Note: —One (1) REGENT 50s Tin Lid will entitle the Competitor to two (2) Forecasts.. fc|jjl Forecast to be made out exactly as follows: — • .5.. ? .v«.- ~., First Test Match Won By „ Second Test Match Won By .„.„.* Third Test Match Won By Total Points Scored in all 3 Matches by South Africa Total Points Scored in ail 3 Matches by New Zealand ********** .*. Mail your Forecasts along with necessary numbers of Packets of Lids to: rlDTera^ BOX 181, G.P.0., WELLINGTON. Postage must be fully paid —insufficient postage win disqualify Competitor. Entries will be received at above address up till and including 12th AUGUST, 1921. The dates of the Fixtures are as follows : , Ist Test Match at Dunedin, 13th August, 1921. i 2nd Test Match at Auckland, 29th August, 1921. 3rd Test Match at Wellington, 3rd Sept., 1921. £SO will be presented to the person who correctly Forecasts the results of the Three Test Matches, together with the total number of points scored by each Team. Should more than one person send in the correct result, the amount will be equally divided among the successful Competitors. In the event of no Competitor correctly Forecasting the results, the prize of £SO will be divided amongst the nearest forecasts. The decision of The British Empire Trading Co., Ltd., Wellington, will be final in all matters relating to this Competition.

account of various owners who have bought new cars we are " .... cars a j BUICK v 6-oylindef> DODGE . . 4-cylinder WILLYS KNIGHT 4-cyllnder STUDEBAKER 4-cylinder STUDEBAKER 4-cyllndeP REO 4-cylinder 1917 Model 1917 Model 1917 Model 1917 Mtodel 1917 Modei SCRIPPS BOOTH, 3-seater (two). OVERLAND 4-cylinder 1914 Model OVERLAND 4-cyllnder 1917 Model WARWICK AUTO CARRIER (carry 10cwt.) FORD ONE-TON TRUCK AND OTHERS. Also, NEW MODEL 4 1921 OVERLAND (used by us as demonstration model). Good as New! ' THE ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD ORDER, 'RECENTLY OVERHAULED AND PAINTED. REASONABLE TERMS can be arranged to suit buyers. Ring us on 'phone and we will arrange demonstration to suit you. J. POMEROY & CO., LTD. Motor Engineers, Coachbuilders, Car Painters, Trimmers, etc AGENTS —Overland, Willys Knight and Nash Cars, Nash and Brockway Trucks. 'PHONES. —Office and Factory, 1990; Show Room, 2279. P-O. Box 103.

but Thompson was iinally the means of relieving the stress. Play was transferred quickly to the opposite end of the field, where Hemmingway came to the rescue with a kick. Time was called within a few minutes with the same at midtleld. Mr A. Harlock, of the Lower Waikato League, was referee.

LOWER WAIKATO RUGBY LEAGUE. The final for the premiership of the second grade contest between Taupiri and Glen Massoy was played on the former's ground on Saturday last, m spite of the wet weather, there was a record attendance, and a good game was witnessed. In the first spell, just before lime was called, Glen Massey, after a good passing rush, scored. In the second spoil the game was closely fought, and within live minutes of time Taupiri scored two brilliant tries, L. Davie's and R. Guthrie, respectively, ridding the points. The game ended: Taupiri 6 points, Glen Massey 3 points. Next Saturday the Lower Waikato reps, will defend ITic Endcan Shield at Ngaruawahia against Taumarunui (the challengers), and a good game is expected. On Hie following Saturday the Hamilton learn will try for the coveted trophy at Taupiri.

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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14716, 4 August 1921, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14716, 4 August 1921, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14716, 4 August 1921, Page 7

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