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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 19, 23 January 1924, Page 3

TO LET. TO LET, yV SUITE of FIVE OFFICES in Haroourtfs Buildings. HABCOURT. AND CO. .WAREHOUSE FLATS. mo LET, from Ist February, 2 FLATS X in Brunner Buildings, Lower Cuba at. -Apply ALBERT A. CORRIGAN AND CO., LTD., 55, Lower Cuba street. ~ MOTOR GARAGE. : * TlO LET, Private Concrete Motor GarX age. 158, Molesworth-6t., Thorndon. RESIDENTIAL FLATS, KELBURN. rpO LET, February, 2 Self-contained, X Modern Flats of 4 and 5 rooms, every convenience, near cable car. Tel. 26> 256, or P.O. Box 716. i QUPERIOR Furnished Flat, separate Kj. kitchenette, every convenience, select locality; adults preferred. 38, Hawke-Btone-st., Tborndon. rpiHE TERRACE (205)—4 Unfurnished X Flats, each 3 large rooms, kitchenette, etc., all modern convs., -wonderful view. Tel. 2215. rilWO Double Rooms, Flat, unfurnished, X gas stove, conveniences; also 3 lovelyRooms, partly furnished, newly papered. 23, Devon-st. rilWO Unfurnished Rooms and conveniX onces, suit couple or adults, private family; rent reasonable 41, Majeri-banks-st.. " TPER DIXON-ST. (137)— Superior Bed-Sitting-room, kitchenette, vacant next week, central, sunny position. Tel. WANTED TO KENT. "pT>R CLIENT—S-rd. Modern Bungalow X. unfurnished, in good locality, handy to City; Kelburn or Thorndon preferred: 12' months or longer. F. L. ASHBOLT AND CO., King's Chambers. WANTED TO RENT, " * At once, FURNISHED FLAT OR HOUSE, Of four rooms, including two bedrooms: three months; Hataitai preferred "Tel, 436-437. H. TINGEY, WANTED, : " fXOMFORTABLY - Furnished Double V^ Bed-Sitting-room, breakfast, private entrance preferred, vicinity Oriental Bay yiew_harbour._Apply_37B, Evg. Post. WANTED TO BUY. MACHINERY WANTED. WANTED to Purchase, with all requisite , accessories, 'PLANING MACHINE, rack driven, dimensions 6ft x 2ft, 6in x 2ft 6in. Also LATHE, S. and S., 14in to 16in, about 20ft bed. Must be in thoroughly sound condition. Reply > giving full particulars, to • MACHINES, . Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency - The Wright Building, Auckland. WANTED TO SELL. TjV)R SALE, Weekly Publication, with X small printing plant, as a,going concern. Easily run. . . , Apply, in first instance, to PLANT, O»re Gordon and Gotch Advertising Agency, ; , Goie street. Auckland. MOTOR REPAIR BUSINESS" — WANTED to Sell, Reliable Business, good connection and lease; £150. j Apply 434, ■ Evg. Post. MISCELLANEOUS. PARTNER WANTED. OWING to expansion of business, wellestablished Manufacturers' Representative, with sixteen years' experience requires a PARTNER, either sleeping or active, with £2000 to'£3ooo capital. j Present owner has splendid connection i throughout .Wellington District; and holds some very good agencies. Fullest investigation invited. Apply, by letter for further details, in strict confidence, to STABILITY, ' ■ Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgety Building, Wellington. MADAME TAYLOR, 220, Lambtonqy. (over Littlejohn's), is going Home for nine months. Bargain Sale now on to clear stock. Model Afternoon and Evening Frocks, from 4 guineas; j best quality 39in'Satin, 8s 6d yard; Navy Blue Charmate Satin, 14s yard; Georgette, 4s 6d yard; and other bargains. CRICKET , FOURTH v. BOYS' LEAGUE. Teams representing the Fourth Grade (Wellington Cricket Association) and the Boys' League Senior Grade played a match at the Basin Reserve yesterday. Good form was shown by members of both elevens, and in the batting department Noot (Institute), who'has been responsible for good scorinf throughout the season, gave a'splendid display. He remained at- the Wickets for a little over two hours, and jLn that time ran up a score' of 123. His shots were splendid, notabjy those to the off, and he used plenty of force. The Boys' League had first use of en excellent wicket, and compiled 171, the chief scorers being Luchessi (Institute) 43, Harris (Central Mission) 35, and D. Mason (Khandallah) 25. Murphy (four for -32) and Taylor (three for 38) bowled best for tho Fourth Grade. The first innings of the Fourth Grade realised 294. Those who did most of the scoring Were Noot 123, Turner (Thorndon) 48, and Pinkerton, (Institute) 39. The best bowling figures were obtained by Pringle (St. James) — four for 30. The senior boys, in their second batting effort, had lost five -wickets for 149, runs when stumps were drawn—L; Douglas (Central Mission) 59, Harris 30 not out, De Souza 19, and D. Mason 17. ' BIBLE-CLASS MATCH. At Kelburn Park, yesterday a cricket match was played between the combined Anglican Bible classes of Ngaio and Khandallah and those of St. Mark's and St. Jude's (Lyafl Bay). Tho town team batted first, but after four wickets had fallen for 44 runs the rot set in and the team was all out for 48, of which Kelling scored 25. The suburban team did much better with the bat, their effort realising 197, to which Mathews contributed 87. The city team did little better in their second strike, the innings closing for 57 (Smith 37). The best bowling averages were obtained by Marriott, five for 5,v and Afathews, eleven for 53, for Ngaio, and Gaadin, three for 15, niuj Be»rapiy four far SS, for St,