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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17696, 3 February 1921, Page 10

Lectures. BAPTIST TABERNACLE. "JIO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), rj Of) CUMMER "DIBLE pLASS. LECTURE By JOSEPH W T7-EMP. "THE CHRIST OF THE "FIRST AND FINAL CENTURIES OF THE PRESENT .* ~ • ERA: A Comparison and a Contrast Most Significant and Startling, in View of the Abounding Apostasy." MEETING OPEN TO ALL. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). 7.80. Athletic Sports. AKARANA AMATEUR CYCLE AND ATHLETIC CLUB. EVENING MEETING. TO-NIGHT. 5.15. EVENING MEETING. TO-NIGHT. 5.15. DOMAIN. DOMAIN. Txi3 Following Races will be Run: 100 YDS. HANDICAP. 880 YDS. HANDICAP. 4401D5. SCR. RACE. 2-MILE SENIOR CYCLE HANDICAP. 1-MILE JUNIOR CYCLE HANDICAP. Aquatics. 1-1 DOYAL NEW ZEALAND Xt. YACHT SQUADRON. 14-FOOT ONE-DESIGN CLASS. HAKiiOUR PACE. SATURDAY NEXT. This Race is Open to any Boat in New Zealand. Entries close with the undersigned THIS DAY (Inursday), at 2 p.m. Auckland Y. and M.B. Association certificates must be produced witn entry. First prize, £10. Entrance free. B. W. BEAUMONT. Hon. Secretary. Road Board Notices. pOINT CHEVALIER ROAD BOARD. APPOINTMENT OF DOG REGISTRAR AND FIXING FEES. Pursuant to the Dog Registration Act, i9OB, public notice 1b hereby given that Mr. R. V. McVeigh, of Gladstone Road Pt! Chevalier, has been appointed Dog Registrar for the Point Chevalier Road District for the current year. The Registration Fee has been fixed at 5s each for all dogs and is now due and payable. (Signed) J. P. PAULSON, Clerk. Tourist Resorts. T\7"HERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON v > HOTEL COLUMBIA. Near Town Hall, Cuba Street. Fir=t-claßs Accommodation for 100 Guests. Electric Light Throughout. Elevator. Ten Bathrooms. Excellent Cuisine. Drawing and Commercial Rooms. Terms Moderate. Now Under Entirely New Management. W. E WEBB. Proprietor. WONDERFUL ROTORUA! SPEND your HOLIDAYS among tha Scenic Wonders of Rotorua. Stay at the SONOMA PRIVATE HOTEL, situated close to the famous Mineral Baths and handy to Railway. Under entirely new management. Terms moderate. Write to J. J. EENNETT, Proprietor. 20 Years N.Z. Govt. Caterer in South and North Islands. W A I N ' S IT O T E L. Leading - L - L Commercial Tourut and Home, DUNEDIN. Large, airy bedrooms, with fireplaces. Electric light and bel!s in all rooms. Splendid Table. Chef with Continental Experience. ARTHUR HARVEY - - Proprietor. P.O. Box 219. Dunedin. "OEACH HOUSE. MILFORD. Extensive Additions having been Completed FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOB FAMILIES VISITING AUCKLAND. A Fow Pernaanents. MRS. A. G. BRETT. A K A K A 1 " HOUSE. 40 ROOMS. HOT SPRINGS. HELENSVILLE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOUSE NORTH OF AUCKLAND. Every Possible Modern Convenience. Conveyances Meet All Trains. N TERMS: 8s per Day; 50s per Week. Further particulars mailed on application PROPRIETRESS, MRS. E. LITTLE. Telephone No. 35 'Heiensville Bureau). HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL WELLINGTON. Renovated throughout; 8 bathrooms, hot and .cole wate' day and night; beautifully furnished, central, clean. Tariff: 12s 6d per Day. Day and Night Porter. Telegrams: " Edilson," Wellington. S. EDILSON. Proprietor. FERNLEIGH, 28. LOWER SYMONDS ST —Superior Accommodation for Visitors' All modern convs. 'Phone 1319 " MISS L. SMITH, . Proprietress. HOTEL AKCADIA, ROTORUA" Most centrally-situated House in rua. All trains met. 'Phone 47 Box 93 Terms moderate MRS. A. BAIRD. Proprietress. Houses and Land for Sale. £0 ACRES, North: 4 miles from township vJZJ and railway station; school i milegood road; all level and all in rough feed and little fern; 2 acres shelter bush- no buildings. Carrying now 12 cows, when 'fully improved 30 cows; well watered; Bawmifl within one mile. Timber can be carted on to property.. Soil is not clay or loam, but best volcanic, and cheap at £930 Caah £200. L.T. title. n ' E C- jj urrey po., PREMIER BLDGS.. DURHAM ST. E. p_OING pONCERN. 70 D AIRY P OWS - O-J Q ACRES—AII rich and level kahikatoa £dX.O land, ploughed and m grass and crop. Residence. 7 rooms, and extensive outbuildings; large cowshed, concreted, and fitted with mach.ues. Stock includes 70 cows. 7 horses. 30 pigs, reaper and binder drill, mowing machine, hay rake, and sweep carts, harness, ploughs, etc. School and store 1 mile; South Line from Auckland An ideal dairy farm, and the beat value in the market. PRICE, £60 per acre as going concern. A. E. D EWAE 17. UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS ST. JURIED M ILK A REA " IAA ACRES, first-class land; 6-roomed -1-v/v/ House, 8-bail cowshed, 4-cow milking plant, implement shed, and numerous other outbuildings; {-acre orchard and nice clumps of shelter bush. This farm now carrying 40 cows in full milk, 20 young stock, and 5 horses; when fully improved would milk 60 cows. The owner is prepared to 6el) 50 Acres, with the Homestead and outbuildings. t»7 ; 0 PER ACRE. £1500. H. R. B URRETT 4. DURHAM STREET EAST. pAPATOETOE. JJANDY QUBURBAN pARMLETS. A\ ACRES and Modern Californian Bungav.u lo y v - 6 P oma - bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, hot and cold water, patent w.c. wash-house, copper and tubs; motor garage Reception hall and dining room, panelled in American oak; mirror ward£?R? 8 h * ea Press; watered by bore and mill. This is one of Papatoetoe's choice homes. Price, £3700; terms, £1500 cash balance at 6 per cent. Q ACRES and Modern Bungalow of 6 O rooms finished m latest design, art papers, plaster and beam ceilings, bathroom, porcelain bath and basm, hot and cold water patent w.c. wash-house, copper and tubs-' motor garage, cowshed, rowfjhouse and run : grounds laid out m tennis courts and eard«Ti' Price, £3300; terms arranged. Earden. •gRNEST AND jQILWORTH, 63. QUEEN STREET. AND AT PAPATOETOE. J