It is pleasing to note the respect entertained by the officials of the Auckland Post Office for their late comrade, Mr. Samuel Hadfield, which has taken practical shape in the form of a headstone to be erected to his memory. The headstone is on view at Parkinson's monumental works, Victoriastreet, and it is finished, in the firm's wellknown style. Tenders aro invited by the Auckland Racing Club for the right to supply refreshments at the various refreshment bars and for the cards. The Mercer Maori Regatta, which comprises Maori war dances and war canoe races, will take place on Saturday, December 8. Entries for races will close on the 29th inst. In our advertising columns a well-estab-lished boarding-house, with furniture, build ings, etc., situated in the best part of Rotorua, is advertised for sale. The property is for sale as a going concern.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11535, 21 November 1900, Page 5
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