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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17828, 8 July 1921, Page 12

Amusements. i "Music the fiercest grief can charm, And Fate's severest rage di;«irm. Music can soften pain to easn, And make despair and madness plea-se." —Pope, TEWIS E ADY jgALLAD £ONCEItT. SECOND SEASON (Following a Most Sucoeesful Reason m 1920). Direction: MRS. A. C. PAWSON. I — ARTISTE 3— Miss Natalina McCaltum Soprano Miss Pauline Fox Contralto Mr W E McKinlay ...... • Tenor Mr. John Ryan - • • • • Bass Miss Dorothy Baker Solo Violin Mr. E'son Bond Elocutionist Mrs. Herbert Bloy At the Piano f'JpOWN HALL. CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). P p.m. SEATS: 3s and 2s. plus Tai BOX PLANS open at Lewis Ea-dy's (opp. His Majesty's). All Seats Reserved. Early Booking Advised. ; >, . j Football. i n AMATEUR RUGBY.! m AMATEUR RUGB Y. > ,Xfo Q TO-MORROW'S ATTRACTIONS. TO-MORROW'S ATTRACTIONS. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. 1.45 p.m-; THAMES JUNIOR REPS. THAMES JUNIOR REPS. V. AUCKLAND JUNIOR REPS. AUCKLAND TUMOR REPS. 3 o'Clock: FIRST OF THE SEASON. THAMES REPS. THAMES REPS. V. AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND. Both of which will bo Attractive. Extra Tram Services to and trom Kiugeland Arranged. Admission, Is; Children Half-price. Stand. Is extra. T. W. MABEN. Sec. A.R.F.U. lr 1 1 !l • Houses and Land for Sale. JpOUR OF pAPATOETOE. OA A ACRES AT £50—Going Concern— ■U\J\J Large range of stock and first-claus implements and all necessary gear for working of a modern dairy farm. This is a fh-st-clase dairying proposition, suitable for town supply; milk collected within short distance of property; subdivided into 15 paddocks, watered by creeks, windmills, and bore. Buildings: Two kauri Houeee, 6 rooms and 5 rooms, and usual conveniences; one 12-1 ail cowshed and Trelaw milking machine, newly installed; chaff room with chaficutter installed (power); harness room, trap and waggon shed, implement shed, calf pens, piggeries and fowlruns. etc.; also 6-ba.il cowshed and implement shed with other house-, both sheds full concrete floor. For full particulars apply to i JJUTHERFORD ROBINSON, » AND JUSTIN, 13 AND 20. HALL OF COMMERCE. ; HIGH STREET. QPPORTUNITY. gUSINESS PREMISES, jgUSINESS pREMISES. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, FREEHOLD. We are instructed to sell A SPLENDID BRICK BLOCK, situated right in the centre of this GREAT SHOPPING AREA. Th'is is an opportunity of acquiring UP-TO-DATE BUSINESS PREMISES, and, as the price and terms are right, it will be necessary for you to fct now, as an opportunity like this comes but once. (268) Full particulars from 4. W R EAD AND C O, CIiLiSON CHAMBERS, 138, QUEEN ST. (opp. Wyndham St.). jgARLY pOSSESSION. NORTHCOTE- Handy to Wharf and Beach Frontage—Sound 6-roomed Residence and convs. Section 50ft. by 150 ft. (approx.). Only £925. Very easy terms. HANDY TO ClTY—South Line, Suburban Area—Handy Farmlet, i acres (approx.). Splendid 6-roomed kauri Residcucc, good outbuildings; suitable cow and poultry: cheap. Full particulars apply pARRISH. jyORRISON, /AND QO.. 21. PALMERSTON BLDGS., QUEEN STREET. PEE ACRE—2BO Acres, handy school, store, P. 0., and factory; 13 m. sth. pub. st'n, metal road; 150 a. good grass, bai. rough feed; House, \ r. and scui, 6-b. cowshed, etc.; carrying 35 cows and other stock; exceptional terms to good man; Gov. tntg £450. OOr PER ACRE— 50G Acres, going oon- j . c&00 cern; P.O. and railway 2m;n.: prac- • tically all grass; 100 a. rich river flats; two ] ' Houses, o and 6 rooms, every conv, usual outbuildings, 10-b. shed, 5-cow plant, two- : stand shearing plant, yards and dip. Pr:ce j includes 350 sheep. 130 lambs, 30 dairy cow?, [ 06 3-yr. steers, 20 heifers, 6 calves, 2 bulls, I and 3 horses. Owing to ill-health, owner i will consider smaller farm. J. A/D° dghty3. SHORT'S BUILDINGS, CITY . | IypCKESY QFFERS: REMUERA-A BUNGALOW to justify tho I price; 5 rooms and kitchenette, gas j ' range, talifont, cupboards, presses; j most convenient plan; reception hall, art papers: tastefully finished through- ' out; plaster and beam cei'ings; built: i years. Motor garage. All in tre*h ' order and condition. PRICE, £1850. Terms offered for prompt sale. Family ; Has to remove to other district jypCKESY AND 167. QUEEN STREET. I TyjANUREWA. ! . I 1 ACRE and 4-roomed House, close station I 2 Price. £1000; cash. £300. I 1 ACRE and 4-roomed Bungalow, neatly I 14. finished. Price, £1050; cash, £400. |o ' ACRES, 4-roomed Bungalow. Pnco, ' O £1085: terms arranged. j (?1 ACRES with native bush, and beautiful I j 02 view. Price Cnly £1300; terms. I TO 10 ACRES, from £75 per acre; terms. I E NOS S pEGLERAGENT. i MANUREWA. Tiozc I