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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 309, 30 December 1922, Page 8

PICNICS. EXCTTRSIONS, ETC. riIHK DEVOXPORT J STEAM KERRY COM(I'AXY, LIMITED. , (Weather and Other <-ireumstancc» Permitting.) HARBOUR EXCURSION?. MONDAY AND TUESD.U, JANUARY Ist AND 2nd. 1!>2:(. PASSENGER SERVICES. On the Ueronport, Stanley Bay, Northcote and 'Birkenhead Serrlces the iwual Time-table will tic observed. ST HELIER'S BAY SERVICE. LEAVE AUOKLAXU—.I.43 «■">.. 7.-J0 a.m., « a.m.. 11>.4.-> a.m.. 12.LM p.m., 2.0 p.m., 5.43 p.m.. .-..17 p.m.. G. 40 p.m., S.JW p.m., and 10.30 p.m. LEAVE ST. HELIER'S—fi.4.I a.m.. 8.0 a.m., 9.43 a.m.. 11.80 a.m., 1.0 p.m.. 2.4.1 p.m.. 4.20 p.m.. «.O p.m.. 7.15 p.m., JU.i p.m., and 11.10 p.m. RANXJITOTO ISLAND. LEAVE AUCKI.ANU-0.4.-. a.m., 11.<5 a.m.. I.EA 3 VE RANXiITOTO ISLAND-10.4.-, a.m., 12 4.-. p.m •(.»> P.m.. and o.3l» p.m. BROWN'S ISLAND. LEAVE AUCKLAND-ft.») a.m. and 1.30 I.EA P VE BROWN'S ISI.AXD-3.3tt .P.m. And j.3() p.m. MOTUTAPU ISLAND. ■LEAVE AI'OKLANI>-».■'» a.m. " and l-<» p.m. LEAVE MOTUTAPU- J p.m. 168Ti ALEX. ALISON. 'Manjiger^ TITv. DEVOXPORT STF.VM KERRY COMPANY. LIMITED. ST. iHKUER'S KAY SEItiVICK. On and after MONDAY. JANUARY W-,IS--'S. and until further notice, the Bi|ual i.J" .<.m trip from Auiklaml will run direct t« SI. Heller's (May wharf, railing at Kohl-

m:iraina and Onikei .>n the return trip. f« AI.EX. A T.I SON. Manager. _ . Ml KURiFJOALE tillH' - I>ALK. ACOKI.AXIve BIC, NBW SEASIDE KBAORT. DAILY STEAMKK SKItVHH TO-MOHROW (SUNDAYI. O.V. WAIUKU leaves !>.4"> »-ni. Leaves SurMnle p.m. Mi)M>AY IXEW YKAII'S DAYI. S.S. AUPoritl leaves 0,1." n.m. leaver Surftlale 4.:i0 p.m. TUESDAY. .IANUAItY 2 BS. AUPOUKI leaves 0.30 a.m. Leaves Kurfdillo 4..".<> p '". WEIIXB--IHV. JAXTAJIY 1. O.V WAIUKU loaves ».30a.m. •Leaves riurfdalc aliiml 4.:«> p.m. SURFDALKS ATTKACTIONS. i dellKhtful steamer Ulp down the harbour. with Interesting au,l cver-ch:in ? lug outlook. , Two Beaches -surf and smooth water—only ten minutes apart. Oneroa Surf Beach ha« a uiamnflccut stretch of clean, hiinl. white sand for the whole length—ll miles. ['anoramic views from :.ll parts or tbe Estate, th majority eivlug views that embra.-e all the Islands of the worldfamous HnnraWi Ciilf. The views to I>e appreclaled imist be seen. I Splendid flshini: on tbe iSurfdale Ocean front— s.hnapper. renk i-oil. gurnard, nn.i the delicious nmtiiuall. etiootlut:. choice or Bathing. ■Boating. MAKE A POINT <>X VISITING SfKPMALK 1H ItINC THB HOLIDAYS. Slit-Male !» hccmilns Ainklan<l's most'popular seaside resort, and vaffie* inns: show a tremend.m, increnne ill the next year or Uw«. plurfdale Is the only seuside resort that purchasers the use of surf anJ .aim water bashing less than threc(liiarters of a mile apart. This unique feature alone must make surf dale sections of ever-iucteimlng value. BUY 'NOW ■WHILE THE 'PRICED ARE LOW .C\]> THE TEUM<§ EASY. SECTIONS PROM CT. DEPOSIT 'FROM 5O BALAXCE AT TIIK KATE OK BKfHTI-ENCt A DAY WITH NO IN TEREIST AND NO RATES. X.8.-Olir Manager and Salesmen will be at Surfdale - Throughout the holiday*, and Intending purchasers will be shown ofer the Estate. Refreshments, soft drinks, etc., available. CURFDALE SEASIDE jgSTATE, 1.14. QUEEN STREET. Telephones 118-1 A and 3.-.04. fi4o taMMB /-11RI.S' CAMP. GI-EEN s:t per week. Train Fare to New Lynn. 1 '8 return. Apply at the Y.W.C.A. Phones 108:1 and 4434. FiJi GLOBE FISHING CLUB Special Engagement STEAMSHIP ONEROA. I Eicur*lon will leave KlngV Wharf SUN . I DAY. December :;ist. at !'.4r. a.m. Morning ami Afternoon Tea provided Brlujt votir uwn oup. Ooo<l Sport and Company. Halt Provided. Fare. .">/»>. Full particulars from Sam Paul or j 606 G. B. MAHON. Secretary.

1 PUBLIC NOTICES. THE Registration in New South Wales has been effected of the Czechoslovak . i Chamber of Corami-rpe for Australia (incorilpnrated). The liability of the members is I limited. To prtiinote the establishment and further the progress of commercial relations r between Chechoslovakia and Atißtralin. To I supply all Information available to The, 1 , Chamber as to trade nnd commercial con--1 ■ Utione existing in each of the said count tries to or corporations resident iin or carrying on business in either of I them. • I Subscribers : W. J. Proud. E. F. T.icbtner, , I W. H. Martiih F. B. Bercli. P. 1 ( Lazarus. H. Bowden. .1. Rosenfeld. "I and W. C. Walker. The office of the Chamber is nt 40. Bayswater Road. Darlinghurst. Sydney, and the Honorary Secretary. Mr. 1,. Vasek. or the : Official Representative of the Chamber for • Auckland. Mr. «. L. Scaneie. of Hellabys 1 Buildines. Queen Street. Auckland, will be j glad to answer any inquiries regarding the ■ pommercial activities of the two countries. 1 I 611 . RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. STAMFORD'S TWINING TVOOMS, k Opposite G.P.0.. QTEEN STREET. FI-SH MEALS. •FFWI MEAIA FISH MF.AI.iS.

Open from !> a.m. until 7 p.m. Dally. (Closed All Dny Sundays.) <• STRAWBKRRIES AND CRKAM.— Make tbe most of this Delicious Fruit, now in season. Take the whole *car round, there Is no finer dessert than this choice luscious fruit. At STACEVS yon get then at their best. Fine Red Berries, served Cream or loe Cream. And Buy the Berries there to Take Home. They are Dependable and the Best. Ice Cream, to take away. too. at STACEY , ?. 61. Queen Street. B TT'loTi a Well-cooked Luncheon or Ten JC quickly served, try th<- Alexandra, opp. Smith and Caughey's. Under new manage; ment. * 115 AUCTIONS. FRUIT. FRT'IT. FRUTT RCrr. KKIIT. FRUIT. T»ADI,EY AND r>O.. TTII. CLOSED MONDAY. JANUARY 1. WIU, SELL LJCAL KRCITS. STRAWBEKKH'S. ETC. rnCESDAY, TAN-UAKY .> AT 8.15 A M TJADL.EY AND pu., T.TD.