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STOP PRESS SOU'..', sA.VI) n.K'ES. Shorts. Handicap, £ 1V0; 6 furlongs.— .!-! OnM 800, 8.0 CR. Mackie), I; 3 " Viking. 8.9. 2; 0-6 All Hum!;;.:.?, 7.11, 3. Scr.: McHeath, Song iJ :y "!'!!)';.• lengths; neck. Time, Jrnin !•> ?-,Vc.—P.A. HAWK?" f'l'P {TUCKET. Palmcir-t.'in \ --in tho Hawke Cup cricket n.ilch at a.30 p.m., Southland I;.-1] VrHt hvo wickets for 45 runs 'bcr-rdrott 15. Southern not out fi, WnrbiirfoM 110'. out IS, extras 3). aucki..,ixs) v. or.ioo. Dunedin. Al 2.45 pjn. Otago had last three wickets for 144 (Knight not out 71, Elmer, not out 19. extras 8).~P.A, » FIRE WILLIS STREET. A fire which broke out in the premises of E. C. Browne anc| Co., Ltd., outfitters, 14 Willis Street, this afternoon, attracted considerable attention, and the footpath opposite the premises was crowded with sever.'' hundred spectators. The outbreak '■'••• as ett ended by an engine from the Central Station, and was extinguished without much difficulty. The damage was confined to the ceiling of the tailoring wyr'i room. siKFj.n CR VKST. Christchii-'ch.—-Willi Canterbury 247 runs ahead, Tindill and Moloney opened for Wellington. The Canterbury attack was very hostile, and Tindill and Parsloe uvre rnon oul wiih only 15 runs on the board. P.A. WEU.S.Nm'J OX'S SCORE. At 3.25 p.m. Wellington's score against Canterbury was (55 for two wickets i Moioney 38 nol out, Ell 15 not outV TEST. Australia'* score against England at lunch today in the third Test at Melbourne was 02 for three wickets <ni.'?« 27 not out. Brown 13 not out, extras 4).

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HARCOURT & CO., (C. J. S. Harcourt), £AND ; AND ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, Lambton Quay and Panama Street. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN BUILDING SECTIONS. TITAHI BAY—The two cheapest sections in the Bay. Level, close beach, and almost on bus route. Price: £150 each. MAHINA BAY—Over 3 acres. Splendid site with native bush and a magnificent outlook. An ideal Home site. Only £250. WADESTOWN—WeII-situated quarteracre with harbour view, 'suit spec, builder or home building, £275. KARORI. KARORI. An Attractive Bungalow, situated at the city end of ICarori, containing 4 rooms, kitchen, bathroom, and all modern conveniences. This house is only a few years old and is in splendid order. The section ia covered with shrubs and native bush, and the outlook is charming. Immediate vacant possession can be given. The price asked by the absentee owner is £1275. 1762 LYALL BAY. LYALL BAY. Trustees Desire Immediate Sale. Residence of eight rooms situated in the best part of this suburb, on a slight rise, near the tram and with a good outlook. This house is most substantially constructed, has every modern convenience, and is of a most attractive appearance. Recently thoroughly renovated and now in perfect order. PRICE £1300. OFFERS WANTED. 2067 NEWTOWN. OWEN STREET. A sound four-roomed Dwelling in excellent order and having all conveniences. Accommodation for garage at the back. A genuine bargain at £775.