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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17458, 30 April 1920, Page 10

\ Aranssraents. rpO-MORROW. DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. BEST VALUE IN TOWN. "VTATIONAL "PICTURES. Ration at, 'PHONE -L ictures. , XT ATI ON At, 2169 -PICTURES. -National A. i ICTURES. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS IN A GREAT SUPER PRODUCTION •"pHEDA "DAK A Ihe da JJARA . ipHEDA 1 > ARA IHE DA -13 ARA THE DA "D AHA HE DA iJARA As the Champion Heartbreaker of Spain A Wily Spanish Siren's Lot# Story. rpHE- QHE TfcEVIL.. XHE OHJ3 .LI EVIL. T*HE CHE T|EVIL. A Modern IHE HE XJ EVIL. Mcphistopheles. T*HE QHE TTkEVIL. . IHE OHE .U EVIL. HER HEART WAS MARBLE. But she proved she was "only a woman Tchen sh-j gave retentions chase to the man of her choice, She was a coquette— men's hearts from her finger-tipsbut when the right man came along won him by her daring. A Tens© Melodrama of a Siren's Conquests. Pretty. Petite., Piquant "OEGGY TTYLAND X EGGY JJLYLAND PEGGY TTYLAND EGGY jtIYLAND PEGGY TTYLAND I EGGY JtIYLAND ■ In a Story of - Convent Life and the Gay World. Ote Sllf l DiBB£H Offli MeS'l Dißßf?Bii OTHER MUSI T~|AUGHTEKS THER MRN'S JJAUGHTERS b. Violation of' the Golden Rule that • . Strikes Back Home. A Play with a "Moral and Many Bis Thrills. a Picture that will make you Think! Yotf tfiir like the Good Girl and pity the Erring One •in this Play. FATHERS. WIVES, DAUGHTERS. SONS Will all be Interested in this Fine Photo-play. "IV) unto others as you would bo dose by." la well exemplified in " OTHER MEWS DAUGHTERS." LAST DA AND NIGHT MADLAINE TRAVERSE in "THE LOVE THAT DARES." and GEO. WALSH in "Help! Help!' Police!!!" Gymnasiums. JjEALTH AND RECREATION For all Women and Girls In th? Y.W.C.A. GYMNASIUM. Classes Starting MONDAY. MAY 3. Concessions to Clubs and Organisation*. Apply for Further Detail*. Houses and Lan<> jo Saie. T s A WAMT7TO GOOD DAIRY FARM AT £30 PER ACRE "t OA ACRES, all in grass, all ploughable: j.O *J 23 acres turnips; carry 50 cows all tfce year. Good House and buildings. -£30 .per acre; £1200 cash. ' H. :L EWIS ■ LAND AGENT?. te AWAMUTU. QAM BRIDGE. SPLENDID DAIRYING LAND, £21 PER ACRE. Q{? ACRES: 450 grass, 350 acrea flat and 'Ml) drained swamp, nearly all ploughf.ble; carry 100 _> cows. rst-rate House, concreted cowshed, etc. Splendidly watered and sheltered. Factory. 4 miles: school opposite; 7 miles from t-jwn and railway. Only £21 per acre; £2000 cash. ~"H ? LAND AGENT.. TE AWAMUTU. CHEAP BUSH FARM. pAA ACRES (approx.); 120 acro.3 good » }\J\J gjasa -{ploughed and stumped). 350 felled and surface sown. SO acres standing bush; 2 Houses, concreted oowshed. etc.; 1 fenced and watered. * trice, only £3 per acre. Small cash deposit would be accepted. jf H. EWILAND AGENT. TB AWAMUTU.. T E _^ s WAinjTD MODEL DAIRY FARM. 1 Qyj ACRES; 160 in grass or crop; lovely fj~t position, tret-class land, handy to everything; good 5-roomed Hoa&!, concreted (owshed with machines; valuable outbuildings; orchard and shelter. Price, £55 per acre; £2000 cash. •H. LEWISLAND AGENT. TE AWAMUTU. I\£ T. EDEN-6-ROOMED BUNGALOW. Splendid Position. Every Possible Convenience. Large Section. Handy to TramsGood Reasons for Selling. No Agents. Apply BOS 313. G.P.O. Tyj O U N T EDEN NEW BUNGALOW. SEVEN LARGE ROOMS- MODERN FINISHINGS AND REQUIREMENTS. LARGE SECTION. Just of! Tram. £1850. C- R. WILLIAMSON 'AND CO., Si. QP KEN STREET. T E A WAMUTcr A GIFT. DAIRY FARM AT £8 PER ACRE. ACRES, open plough able country, i •J- 6 "" half in grass; 5-roomed House, con(roied cowshed, good outbuildings; well lanced and watered; 9 miies from railway. ; Only £& per acre £600 to £700 cash. H. L EWIS ' j W.NP AGENT, TE AWAMUTU. 4 )Q{» ■' '■ F,Etv—h»xi.e>l«ni bheep ana Cattle' — •J-J Ken, oi.'y '* ho™ from Auckland, 2 I ri:-ea station. mc-tai road; all in good Lng- ! -h graves. vi'cet't sr.-*'lt. bush; no noxious v-'-ida, v-!' tarry 2" sh<*?p to acre; 90 bis fsttte nu-v ori; 7r kauri Hour©; good out- 1 I'.-i-dir.g;? 1 rice, £1S per ftem. i ''OA .H RES— Fir»t-class Sh<*-p and Cattle ! *J<J y 3 Klin or siiitao»e for dairying; 2(K) •<• p.'ii't t,aij <j: aii in mixed grange*; rio l■. x 1 ,1» v-«**i-. wmiers 700 iheep, AO cattlev/'ry v.<-.! v,*atpred. Good 7r. Hou* 1 , f-{/ I'c -dv v. sal.yards, etc., metal road*; good t, b'.net. Inct. £12 10*=. per acre; £2000 cash BUG AD BENT AND CO., Smwt&r'j liui'dingA. SUBURBAN J ARM 0 50_A^ K^VOW biinz tiwl tor town milk .«tipply : snuated in Panmuro district and i iihin 6 mnes of the General I'ost Office • t: ,-i property is in excellent heart and wi'l f; ' V i -^ O cow, ; t . 3-row plant machine inf alien. Owner has iH.rn nfiered £90 [H-r acre 1 .r, the adjoining 50 acres without any 1 :r.idra!{9. and to wind up the estate will .•-■•II tl-3 remaining 50 acres with the House 'if- tor , £90 V™. acr-.-, with £1000 cash This « I'-r only remains open till to-morrow (Sat-' uruayi. All further particulars from •JifIOUSDALE AND QQ. 25, Smeeton 'ii BuiidinKS. \ CHOICE !i5-At'KK PA KM -V THAMES VALhUY AKM ' • ( '. o ° d . 6-ro..rued Hon.-.-, Cottage, outbuildI . a, lKnn* ; G acres orchard, JO acres J ..ize and potatoes, balance grass; drained i.-••amp; great da.rying country. X'lUo per »(:re; i-1500 cash. Get in where price is rjiing rapidly. J. J. NAGLE, T.and Agent. Thames. jgUCI'XEY AMD J^DLL. 13, SMKKTONS BUILDINGS (Second Floor), QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. HERNE BAY.—BUNGALOW, five rooms, kitchenette, reception hall, porcelain bath, basin, h. and c. water, p.w.c., wash-house, c and t.; everything in good order Price, £1300. 838 ™, TOUNT EDEN-BUNGALOW, six rooms -ill. and conveniences. Good section, 50 by •2ut> a.jprox. H. and c. water, septic tank, p.w.c. Built-in wardrobes. Price, Jl.i-SO Deposit. £200. DE\. ON r, ORT.-—BUNG ALOW, six rooms and kitchenette; electric light, califont, gas Stovp; sewer drainage. Price, £1150, Terms arranged. 813 ,