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RACING. AIM ATE RACING CLUB. ANNUAL RACE MEETING. SATURDAY, MARCH 18th. First Vace starts 12.43 T?.m. Excellent Acceptances in all Events. 1 Train time-table to suit all visitors. < ALBERT J. HOSKINS, Secretary. BOARD WANTED. 'Y'OUNG Man desires suitable Board with private family; single room; central preferred. Apply P 2640, “Press.” ■ 2926 HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. npiMARU, 41 Wai-iti road —Excellent accommodation casual guests, 9s daily, £2 IGs weekly; 3 mins, to Bay. 5043 ('OXFORD Guest House, Permanent or Casual guests. High altitude. Easy distance from Christchurch, close golf course, tennis, hills, and bush. Good table. Telephone 3C.D. Mrs E. Oldman. X 7855 '■pAURANGA—HoteI I- T .p.-iriin? Privat St. Anne’s, Leading Private Hotel in Tauranga, centrally situated, charming grounds. Proprietors, Captain and Mrs P. E. Hurne 2430 'C'ARM Guest House, amongst Hills; high altitude. Own tennis court, Swimming Pool, and “Holiday” links. Quiet Horses. Close to Golf Links. Good table; morning and afternoon tea. No extras. Train and bus met. Terms, £2 10s weekly. ’Phone 18. Mrs E. Pain, Caverhill road, Cheviot. X 6276 ENJOY A REAL HOLIDAY. T ET the GOVERNMENT TOURIST DEPARTMENT attend to all details—Book Accommodation, Book Transport by Road. Train, Boat, or ’Plane—leaving you all the carefree joy. They can plan your holiday from your own front door and back home again. GOVT. TOURIST BUREAU, 83 CATHEDRAL SQ.. C.l. ' VyONDERFUL Array of Patterns and ? Colourings in Wallpapers to suit - every purse. See windows. . SMITH and SMITH, LTD., i 58662 Cr. Tuam-High streets,