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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17846, 29 July 1921, Page 10

Amusements. HEIFETZ ~ HEIFETZ JASCHA—H EIFET Z-JASCHA H E I F E T 7, HEIFETZ Everyone was in a slate of intense expectation. Heifetz bad arrived. Those artists of eemus who visit Australia leave behind them happy hearts and memories j that shine to the end of time. Just a one 1 is Jas. ha Heifetz. whose debut at the , j Sydney Town Hall on May 5 was remark--1 able in the crescendo of enthusiasm it ! excited in the audience. By tho unanij mous acclamation o: JOOO concert-goers I present, and the entire press, there was j nought to do but fill into line with the I limversal judgment in America and England which has placed this violin wonder "n a pinnacle entirely his own- Attack him as y u will, from the three points of tone, technique, and emotional signitiI <_ance, and you make no impression. The tone is the R'-irit of violin-playing ;wr.!eh '• eriveth life;" and in this respect j Heifetz hns no rival to-day. His tone ; a warm an-i suave Quality with aimzing sonority and roundness. Each note is a thins beautiful in itself. rp O W N TT A L L. i O W N I i A L L. Direction: J. and N. TAIT 1 ONE SHORT ATTOKLAND SEASON, j ONE SHORT AUCKLAND SEASON, Commencing j WEDNESDAY NEXT. AUGUST 3, J. AND N. TAIT Have the honour to present JASCHA HEIFETZ. ! HE! F E 'J' Z. iHEIF E T Z, jHGIF E T Z. THE GENIUS OF THE VIOLIN. H E IFET Z. H E I F E T Z. H E I F E T Z. H E I F E T Z. H E I F E T Z. THE BOX PLANS THE BOX FLANS i FOR THE THREE CONCERTS j FOR THE THREE CONCERTS OPEN 1 OPEN THIS MORNING AT LEWIS EADY'S ! THIS MORNING AT LEWIS EADY'S | (Opposite His Majesty's). ! i Concessions made to parties of musical ; students and scholars from schools and j colleges. Not more than 12 seats may be j booked at one time by any one person (concession parties executed). ! ONLY THREE CONCERTS. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3 SATURDAY AUGUST 6 . WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 I PRICES OF ADMISSION (all Plus Tax).— \ ■ Reserved Seats, 10s and 7s 6d; Unreserved Seats, 5s and 3s. j SCOTT COLVILLE. Houses and Land for Sale. ARRANGE YOUR OWN DEPOSIT ON THIS.—WeII built eolid kauri. 5 rooms. ; every conv., concrete paths, large section in ; garden. Freehold, 3min. Ist section, new I paint, papers: will pay for itself; owner 1 occupier; inspection anv time. Price £875. 52. HASLETT ST.". Eden Terrace. MANUREWA. —21J Acres, practically level Land of good duality, adjoining salt water creek; good fishing and boating; aR m grass, 5 acres young grass, fenced into several paddocks, nicely sheltered; 4-roomed Bungalow in good order; 6-bail cowshed, stable, loose-box. trapshed, separator room, fowjrun. A choice little home. Price, £3000; deposit, £1000. W. J. PRIEST. 1 302. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs.. Auckland. JPAMOUS HAURAKT PLAXNsT To men with very little capital. I have for Sale on easiest terms, many small Sections, practically cow-to-acre country, some as going concerns, from £48 acre, deposit £200 upwards.—Colin Kelly, Agent. Puriri. Thames Valley. FARM, 46 Acres.—One of the best little farms in Newstead; 4 miles Hamilton; carry 22 cows and 3 horses; plenty of feed; already to Btoek; new 5-roomed SemiBungalow; railway station, P. 0., and school close to farm; Gla.xo lorry calls; two good mortgages 51 and 6; cash about £1300. Apply, T. SETEENAN, Newstead, Waikato. QUBURBAN FARM. — 160 ACRES. First-class country; 120 acres real good grasses; new Bungalow. 5 rooms; good cowBhed, etc.: 20 first-class heifers go in with this nice little property at the price of £20 per acre; very easy terms; clean country, and only 1 mile to the station and close to Auckland. J. SUTCLIFFE AND CO., . 17. Vulcan Lane. A LOVELY HOME. • cx 7 ROOMS, Dj good order, bathroom; wash-house, c and t.; workshop, gas stove, ele-itric lighting; Five minutes to car. Lovely Harbour View, ParneU. Only £1650; £500 cash We can thoroughly recommend this property. ADAMS AND ANGUS, 819, N.Z. Insce Bldgs. JL£ O TT N"E EJ D" EN. £1300—NICE HOME, 5 ROOMS and convs., just painted and papered ■d- tt 1 ! - throughout. .Big Volcanic Section; nicely elevated. _ Handy to Cars. Deposit, £300. Quick Possessioß. „ M J. J. SEYMOUR, HeUaby'e Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. 'Phones: Office 3138; Res. 1111 (3 rings). JgEST PART DOMINION ROAD. aiODERN 6-ROOMED BUNGALOW AND ■ KITCHENETTE. All latest, conveniences, califont, gas stove, p. bath, basin and patent; wash-house, c. and t. All in First-class Order. On. Flat, Elevated Section. Price, only £1850, for Quick Salu. _ C. SNOW AND CO., 109, New North Road, Kingßland. M„ RECOMMENDED BY? T. . EDEN-EPSOM—Bungalow, splendidly built from selected timber. This perfect home of 6 rooms and sleeping porch contains every known convenience, including pore. b. and b.. califont. gas stove, p.w.c, window seats, mirrored wardrobes, linen press, cupboards, dresser, telephone, electric light throughout. Very large section, nicely laid out. lb reaUy appreciate the value of this property you must see it. Price. £2250, includes linos, and curtain poles. N.B — The owner is leaving for South Africa, and will consider the first reasonable offer for furnishings. Walk in. walk out. TJEMUERA—Semi-Bungalow Home of 5 J-V roome. in spotless condition; h. and c. water, pore, bath, tiled-in range, tiled-in grate and gas fire, p.w.c. sewer drainage, latest art papers and friezes. Fine level volcanic section; shelled paths, with rustic borders, lawns, etc.: handy to trams and train. £1400. Easy terms. There is nothing to equal this offering at the price QUANE AND LAUDER. 813. N.Z- Insurance Bldgs. 'Phone A 2803. QNEHUNGA SACRIFICE. BUNGALOW (BUILT 6 YEARS) OF 6 ROOMS—Beam ceilings, wardrobes, porcelain bath, pantry, sculiery, every possible convenience, gas copper, etc LOVET..Y SECTION OF 1 ACRE, with well-built fowlhouses and runs. Alw FINE FULL BEARING ORCHARD. * ONLY £250 CASH. ONLY £250 CASH. The above is beautifully situaled, close to trams, with lovely sea views. Balance of purchase money, only £1000, can remain at interest. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION can be given with this great snip. QPAIN. 103. SYMONDS STREET. MAUNGATUROTO.— 197 a. Dairy Farm, handy, all oonvs.; first-class House. 6r., 12 b.. shed, etc.; Gov. ins. on bldgs-, £2500. Price, £32 p.a.; £1600 cash; bal, 9 years, ai per cent. WHAREPUHANGA.— 59-ia., 0.R.P.. 13 3 ; 100 a.. river flats. 200 a. grass: House 4r barn and cowshed.; £3200; £1000 cash." TE AWAMUTU—SOa.—Dairy Farm. aJI srass, good bldgs*; £70 p.a.; £400 cash rpE KUITI—S44a., 200 a. grass, carrying 35 J- dairy cows and other stock; good sr. and convs.. 'phone; 6b. shed, machines. Price only £9 10s; terms arranged. Will exchange. PUTARURU.— 1723 a.. 250 a. s ,x>d grass, carrying 70 dairy cows and 100 dry stock, 12 horses; good 6r. and convs., h. ana c. water: cowshed, machines, etc. everythin o, good; £10 p.a ; terms- Exchange Mortgage or smaller dairy farm. j, DOUGHrr3. SHORT'S BUILDINGS; CITY. £25 P ER ACRE£2S P ER ACRE"RICH "DIVER "pLATS. T3OKENO "VTALLEY. OCX ACRES—Situated in a valley, and — \J«J is a pretty Farm, having about 10 acres of beautiful bush. 300 acres richest of alluvial land, balance just slightly undulating : long road frontage: about half in clean grass, balance in rough feed (no noxious weeds); also 22 acres in new grass; all been recently top-dressed. A new 7-roomed Residence and buildings; cream collected at gate. School and P.O. i-mile. Splendid fencing. This is the makings of an ideal farm Personally inspected. TERMS, £1500 deposit N.B—The proposed Pokeno-Paeroa railway station will be within one mile of this farm. At present 60 cows can he milked. SOLE AGENT: A. E. D EVESO * 'Phono, 2949. 4. SECURITY BLDGS. '