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Evening Star, Issue 17034, 3 May 1919, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. : H. H. TWE«LOW, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, 84 LOWER HIGH STREET. P.O. Box 128. ' Telegrams, “ Twemlow.’ 12 ACRES FREEHOLD, SUBURBS DUNEDIN: 6-room ed House; large vinery, cart shed, stable, cow byre, fowlhouße and run; 1 acre turnips, stack oaten sheaves, hay; also 3 cows, horse. 2 pigs, gig and harness, cart and harness, plough, cultivator, tools, sundries. As a going concern. £950. This is an ideal spot, well sheltered, and sunny position. Inspect at once, and you will bo the owner. FIRST-CLASS PROPOSITIONS. COMFORTABLE 6-ROOMED HOUSE, all conveniences, South Dunedin; Oaversham Id section. Only £625. REAL SNIP. ST. KILDA.—S-roomed House; scullery, bathroom, all conveniences; nearly i-aere section. Price, £675. Easy terms. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME, BUSINESS. NEWS AGENCY BUSINESS, including stock of books and stationery, as a going concern. £BO. Don’t miss this. Inspect early. I have a selection of really good FARMS FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. Take the first opportunity available of calling in for particulars.

The Anglican General Synod sitting at Napier, appointed a commission to consider what is being dono by the Convocation in England regarding the revision of the Prayer Book, and to report at next session of the General Synod. The work of the Military Affairs Committee in connection with the war was highly eulogised, and the committee were re-appointed to deal' with ’ questions connected with returned soldiers and territorial camps. A Bill for extending the franchise to women passed its second reading.