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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 280, 24 November 1921, Page 7

Elgin, the cultured and cathedral city ; of the Xortli of Scotland, has had ita sliare of New Zealand visitors this year, for not only were the Chief Justice and Lady Stout visiting it, but for the first time in its history, it had a flying week the pilot being Lieutenant James Woods, formerly of the N-Z.E.F. He lias been giving a series of the flights to the local inhabitants in an Avro biplane G—EAVI. Originally only booked to stay a week-end, the pilot remained for a week, so great has been the demand for his services, and horrible to relate, the quid fowk of Elgin even went flying on Sunday in spite of the thought of their pious forbears lying there in the cathedral burying ground hclow—or of the good gowden (or in these degenerate days, paper) guinea per flight. Messrs. T. Mamleno Jackson will offer the following freeholds by public miction nt their rooms, Customs Street East, at 11 o'clock tomorrow (Friday) morning. "Winchmore," situated top Victoria Avenue, comprising first-class residence of nine large rooms, and section I.'i2ft, commanding harbour views; aiwl a pable fronted villa of seven rooms, Richmond Road. Ponsonby.

In the picture "Living London" you see and learn more in one short hour of the romance and the reality of the Great Metropolis than if you spent hundreds of golden sovereigns on steamer, train, and hotel.—At the Strand, commencing to-morrow (Friday). — (Ad.) 144 bread boards, strong, serviceable, 1/3 each.—Tonson Garliek's cash price Friday night only.—(Ad.) Toys of the sensible as well as the amusing kind are now offering in wonderful variety at Milne and Choyce's art conveniently "displayed just inside tue main door. — (Ad.) Tonson Garliek's Friday night c special: Chair rocking horse* <*« d ™* , -a boon to young chiMren-b/" eeJi. (Ad.)