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\MUSEMENTS. BRITANNIA THEATRE i ; } | Perfect Productions j | Properly Projected. | | 1 TO-NIGHT PARAMOUNT PRESENTS -CHARLES RAYCHARLES RAY—in a 5 act Wonderplay, entitled — —"HIS OWN HOME TOWN." "HIS OWN HOME TOWN."— —"HIS OWN HOME TOWN." "HIS OWN HOME TOWN."— 'CHAS. RAY is one of the mosj- ( popular of Paramount artists. See him at his best in this Production. The Supports include a 2,000 ft Comedy (MACK SENNET) 2,000 ft Comedy (MACK SENNET) —ALSO the Latest— GAZETTE and TRAVELOGUE. GAZETTE and TRAVELOGUE. COMING WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. COMING WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. JACK PICKFORD in JACK PICKFORD in "A MILE A MINUTE KENDALL." "A MILE A MINUTE KENDALL." 266

BUSINESS NOTICES. A NICE HOME Q ACRES of rich volcanic land situated in a healthy position, handy to Whangarei by good road with a good House of seven rooms, h. and c. water bath room and sheds. TERMS: £550 Cash; bal, as arranged. Near the Church of England House of 5 rooms; drainage, and electric light. PRICE: £500. APPLY F W. T IBBITS " 16(5 _... * ——- MR J. BAIRD, TAILOR, "PEGS to announce that he has tnken new premises in Water Street, next "Advocate" Office, and will carry on business as usual. 962 "ONERAHI HOUSE, PRIVATE BOARD AND LODGINGS Good Accommodation for Visitors. Hot and Cold B?ths, electric light, Good Bathing and Fishing. One Minute from Railway Station and Wharf. TERMS MODERATE. IVfRS H. A. GOING, — Proprietress. 238 -THE DOMINIONfruit & VEGETABLE DEPOT. Always on hand only the FRESHEST of VEGETABLES. We are now able to supply Vegetables and Fruit Wholesale or Retail to any part of the District by modern transit. PRICES REASONABLE. 'Phone 101. Cameron St., WHANGAREI. 994 BRICKS. QRDERS will oe taken for Bricks for the O tonga Brickworks by— JAMES gHEARS, KAMO orVfONGA, 337 tiH further notice. \y \yEARWELL. WHILE-YOU-WAIT BOOT REPAIRER. *' EPAIRS by Post promptly attended to. All kinds of men's boots a.ade to order. Hand-sewn work a specialty. MARSHALL'S CORNER, WATER STREET. 897 DINNA FORGEtT ~ To RESIDENTS OF WAIPU AND DISTRICT "M A ITU THE JEWELLER, AUCKLAND. Treated you generously in the past, so remember the Old Shop. If you require Christmas Goods mail your orders or call when in town. All Superior Stocks. gRNEST (Son of the late W. Maud), 101, Karangahape Rd., Auckland. Telephone 645 A. 420 STOP Ceeking for land when the folio«v----13 ing is available. If not good enough, what do you require ? 307 Acres carrying 150 cows and bullocks, 65 fattening sheep, and 11 horses (in all 283 head) last Summer and Winter. Rich deep black flats, with long Tidal River Frontage. Only the best of land could carry the stock. Pleasant surroundings. Buildings: 7-roomed House, milking sheds for 100 cows, etc., etc. A substantial well made good farm. £37—GOING SO CHEAP.—£37 TERMS: £2500 CASH. Ring or write for more information W. R. MACKESY. ' 167, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. » Telephoce 3635, 18* ■

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