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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 16095, 19 September 1924, Page 4

STOP PRESS HEWS NEW TRIAL REFUSED. This afternoon in the case Lawrence v. Mackenzie, his Honour Mi- Justice Stringer, alter reviewing the- evidence and the arguments adduced, together with the points raised by Mr Dickson as to his 1 alleged misdirection, said he did not consider that any cause had been advanced for Hie granting of a new trial. LEAGUE FOOTBAM.. EAGUE TTOOTBALL. •TEELE "DARK. ATURDAY, JEPTEMBER UCKLAND ( Challengers) couth Auckland (Holders) FOR NORTHERN UNION CUP. Kick Off 3 p.m. sharp. CURTAIN-RAISER AT 1.4 5 1 "OONSONBY (Auckland) V. AMILTON. ADMISSION 1/-. F. T. WILSON, 451 Hon. Secretary, S.A.R.L. "AMILTON DOMAIN BOARD. UL PERMISSION has been granted to the SOUTH AUCKLAND RUGBY LEAGUE to make a charge of 1/- to each person entering Steele Park on SEPTEMBER 20. GEO. BOYES, 365 - Secretary. TjiOOTBALL MEETING of Players and all inL terested in League Football will be held in the THEATRE ROYAL TEA ROOMS, At 8 o'clock, TO-MORROW NIGHT (SATURDAY)/ 20th September. Players particularly requested to attend. Speakers: Mr James Carlaw and Officials of the N.Z. Rugby League. JAMES CARLAW, President N.Z. Rugby League, 468 Convener. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A SSOCIATION pOOTBALL. Admission Free. Admission Free. A FOOTBALL TREAT. rpO-MORROW, CATURDAY, 9QTH. AT SEDDON PARK. 1.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. HAMILTON SCHOOLS versus BELMONT SCHOOL (Auckland). (The Famous Midgets). 3 p.m. 3 p-m. HOWDEN CUP FINAL. pUKEMIRO V. Q.LEN MASSEY. TWO GAMES WORTH SEEING. The usual 4.20 p.m. train from Frankton to Huntly will be delayed until 5.23 p.m. 471 N.Z. RAILWAYS. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. GLEN MASSEY V. PUKEMIRO. AT HAMILTON. ON 20th September the 4.20 p.m. Franktoh-Huntly Train will be delayed to leave Frankton at 5.23 p.m., Huntly arrive 6.23 p.m. 467 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTO FOR SALE.^ QET Y OUR P IANO ]^" 0W - A Piano is a necessity—not a luxury. By encouraging your family to appreciate music, you are assuring them huppineus, and are bringing them under a. refining influence of mucn moment. To possess a Piano —an instrument you'llM)e proud to own —need not entail a.uy taxing of your resources if you take advantage of "The Bristol" Hire Purchase System. There arc no irksome conditions to bother you. If you feel that you would at all like to have a piano in your home, get into touch with us. We will tell you exactly what it would cost and what you could get for your money, without at all making it incumbent upon you to deal. All "Bristol" pianos sold at Wellington City prices. rpilE jbIUSTUL T3IANO QO., JTD. Hood Street, Hamilton. Leo, V. Martin, Local Manager. BFLAT Soprano Lamy, nlcklc-platcil, with case, m 10s; C Soprano Lamy, nicklc-platcd, with case, £22 10s; G Melody Lainy, nlckle-plated, with automatic octavo key, complete with case, £:t7 10s and t\-2; C '.Melody Conn, latest model, £55; Cornet and case outfits, £8 10s; Accordeons, 15s, ~ ,OS 'A. E ADY AHD C°" (The Old Firm). Ml Victoria St., opp. Strand Theatre. I>\lßD Tailoring' Co., removed to VlcV toria St. North. New Season's Suits lat moderate prices. Enquiries invited, -isu STANDARD Influenza cure.—specific for ,0 influenza; cures quickly.—Procure I from Dispensary, M 3 Victoria Street. A SELF-SHARPENING LAWN MOWER. Crucible steel blades, oil tempered and a crucible steel dead knife with a seirsUarpening raised edgre make the "OREA AMERICAN BALL BEARING'' Lawn Mower self-Sharpening 1 and twelve years' service without attention of any kind Is quite the regular tiling, obtainable rrom all hardware dealers. New Zealand Distributors: Mason, struthers and Co., Lt- 1 -