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SHIPPING. -pHE rpRIP OF A TIFETIME. SCENIC WONDERS OF CANADA'S SWITZERLAND. JASPER "VTATIONAL "DARK. Reached Only by the /CANADIAN "VTATIONAL T>AILWAYS, In Conjunction with R.M.M.S. AORANGI aud R.M.S. NIAGARA. What Hotter Holiday Than a RUSTIC BUNGALOW, Amidst Canada's HIGHEST ROCKIES, in the World's Largest National Park and Game Sanctuary. Enjoy the Comfort and Privacy of Yonr Own Home. Hot nnd Cold Running Water in Every Bungalow. OVER 1000 PEAKS. SOOO FEET .AND VV. See Mount Pyramid. Jasper's Colourful Mounlain. Mount Edith Cnvell. and a Hundred Other Mountains. Shimmering Lakes. :iOOO Feet Above Sea Level. Every Bungalow Faces Beautiful Lao Beauvert. MILES OF BEAUTIFUL MOTOR ROADS. Enjoy Motorinsr. Swimmine. Boating, Golf, Hiking. Etc.. Etc. JASPER. A HAVEN OF WILD LIFE. Renrs. Black. Brown, nnd Cinnamon; Rocky Mountain Sheep and Goat. Caribou, Peer. Elk, Moose, Rearers. 'Send Now for Beautiful Free Literature. NOTE.—AII Union S.S. Co. Tickets, also Thos. Cook and Son Tickets available for this New Route through Canada's Highest Rockies, or you purchase through tickets to all Canadian. United States, or European Points: also make Sleeping Car and Hotel Reservations direct from the QJAXADIAN "RATIONAL T> AILWAYS, 5. Ferry Buildings. Auckland. WS MOTOtt SERVICES. j _A 4 _ " AUCKLAND CTAK" ' m ~ *J? \TOTOR QERVICE. FRANKTON TO TE AROHA. CAR LEAVES FRANKTON JUNCTION STATION ON GRAND HOTEL SIDE at 10.43 p.m. eac.n. evening, excepting Saturdays, on arrival of the Second Express. Arrives at Te Aroha at 1 a.m., and leaves there again at 1.30 a.m. to connect with Main Trunk train tor Auckland ac Frankton at 3.45 a.m. INQUIRIES : AUCKLAND—Publisher. "Auckland Star." 'Phone 42-123. HAMILTON — Representative "Star." •Phone 1702. TE AROHA—Agent "Auckland Star." 'Phone 217. r>. JL YXTHITE STAR MOTOR SEXVICE.—J. Trewheela.— Sunday Service.—Hudson Cars. AM —Auckland. Hamilton, Te Kuiti, Xew Plymouth.—Leave Johnston Taxis Garage, 3, Gore St., 7 a.m.; arrive Hamilton 11 a.m., Te Kuiti 1 p.m.. New Plymouth 7 p.m. Leave Gibson's White Star Garage, 7 a.m.; arrive Auckland, Johnston Taxis Garage, 3, Gore St., 7 p.m. For Seats ring Phone 46-784. D 4 XX7HITE STAK MOTOR >V SERVICE.—AUCKLANDHELENSVILLE. — HASSELL fc AM MOTORS. — Daily Service. Single 8/. Return 14/. Leave If+mu** Johnston Taxis White Star Garage, 3 Gore St., 3.30 p.m., arrive Helensville 5.45 p.m. Leave Helensville 10 a.m.. arrive Johnston Taxis Garage. Auckland, 12.30 p.m.—For Seats ring I'hone 46-784. Johnston Taxis. D 4

AUCTIONS. SALVAGE GALE. SALVAGE QALE. CJALVAGE OALE. J. J° XES ' GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL BY AUCTION, rpUESDAY, -ji/TAUCH 99 AT -J -J O'CLOCK. S.S. K ARU ' S.S. K ARU - S.S. K- ARUAS NOW LYING IN INLET NORTH OF TWILIGHT BAY, WEST COAST. TTULL AND "jl/TACHINERY TTULL AND "jVTACHINERY Also, QARGO OF miMBER. QARGO OF miMBEB. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE. IN SEPARATE LOTS. No. I.—HULL AND MACHINERY. No. 2.—CARGO OF TIMBER. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. AT OUR MART, rpUESDAY, ""i/TARCI! 90 J JONES, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, CITY MARKETS. 0 -pjE CEASED pSTA TE S. UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. pOBERTS AND /COMPANY Will Sell at their Rooms. JELLICOE CHAMBERS, CORNER QUEEN AND WYNDHAM STREETS, PRIDAY, "\TARCH fja AT -| if O'CLOCK. -j-j-jMMA "\TURPHY pSTATE. mWO HOUSES OF 4 AND 5 ROOMs. on X freehold Section. situated at the corner of NEWTON* ROAD AND CHAPMAN STREET, being Nos. 5 and 7, within a stone's throw of the tram and shopping area. Both houses are let at 30/ per week each. Large frontage to Chapman's fine factory or shop site, 1 Also a SUBSTANTIALL-BUILT TWOSTOREYED KAURI HOUSE, No. 19 Newton Road, of 8 rooms, divided into two complete flats. On a splendid freehold Section. I and let at £3 per week. This building is one of tho SOUNDEST STRUCTURES in the city. A revenue producer with a first mortgage of £1200 at six per cent, with 2' years to run. Small deposit. .PROPERTIES FLAGGED. T. Hp p STATE. THREE BEACH SECTIONS. T OT 194, SURFDALE ESTATE, WAIXJ HEKE. area 32 perches. Section ploughed and fenced, and in a splendid position. Situated in Allidon Road, about five minutes' walk from the beach LOT 217. PALM BEACH ESTATE. WAIHEKE, area 33.9 perches, frontage 50 x 185. One of the finest Section on the estate. Faces the north with a nice gradual slope from the road about fifty yards from the sand. ' I LOT 330, D.P. 14159, PUTIKI SUBDIVISION OSTEND ESTATE, area 30.7 perches. A good level section. A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN - ROOMED BUNGALOW. URGENT SALE. Under Instructions from the Owner, pOBERTS AND po. Will Sell at their Rooms. Jellicoe Chambers, Corner Queen, and Wyndham Streets on JTARCH 9g AT O'CLOCK, j A SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT 7-ROOMED BUNGALOW, situated No. IS. Arabt! Road, off Dominion Road, with h. and c. water and c.l. throughout. This home has ■ only been built about 10 months, nnd con- j tains every modern convenience : situated on a beautiful elevated section, with an ont|look to Mt. Eden and Mr. Albert from two (sleeping porches. The section has an area ot l-3rd acre, and lends itself to many I REVENUE PRODUCING PROPOSITIONS ' Lnless one actually sees this property a description from us would be useless, for ! the grounds are a surprise. Fowl yards lemon trees, passion fruit, live hedges," large i workshop. Only a few minutes from tram ! First mortgage, £700; deposit, £230. The owner has placed such a low reserve on this property tbat it cannot fail to sell. This house was built for a home for present owner. Property Flagged. 2 pi? ORDER OF THE SHERIFF. ROBERTS AND CO., Will Sell at G. Laycock's Garage, No. 2, Shelly Bench Road. Ponsonbv at 11 O'CLOCK. ' WEDNESDAY. THE 24T11 MARCH 1 2J-TON REPUBLIC MOTOR LORRY. W. J. CUTTLE, 5 Auctioneer.