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

Amusements. BOX PLANS OPEN TO-DAY. JTIS Tl/TAJESTY'S rpHEATRE. J C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Business Manager - - - A. F. WILSON. Present the Idol of the Australas.an Stage, JOHN D. O'HARA. in "THREE WISE FOOLS" "THREE WISE FOOLS." "THREE WISE FOOLS." "THREE WISE FOOLS." "THREE WISE FOOLS." Commencing NEXT TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. NEXT TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, ANOTHER STUPENDOUS J. C WILLIAMSON SUPER ATTRACTION, "THREE WISE FOOLS" " THREE WISE FOOLS." "THREZ WISE FOOLS." "THREE WISE FOOLS." "THREiI WISE FOOLS." ! BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY ' BOOK FOR. TUESDAY TO-D.^Y I BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY. BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY" BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY-BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY-BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY-BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY-BOOK FOR TUESDAY TO-DAY- ! 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O'HARA and JULES JORDAN, in " WELCOME STRANGER." "WELCOME STRANGER." PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 7s 6d: Back Stalls, ?s 6d; GaLlery, Is 6d; all plus tax. Early doors: Back Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. Touring Manager - FRANK H. PLUMER. SECURE a series of Heifetz Records from Eady's (corner Vulcan Lane and Queen Street). Houses and Land for Sale. rpHE TDEAL TTtOME \' TDUSLNESS ]l/£AN. Q.RAFTON. MODERN BUNGALOW. x containing 7 rooms and sleeping porch, replete with every modern convenience, including porcelain bath and basin, califont, p-w.c, built-in wardrobes, linenpress, china cupboard, window seats; motor farage, electric light, telephone. The ouse is particularly well built and a yerv pleasing design, and the decoration is perfect. Splendid situation, commanding magnificent views. PRICE £2900- (275) ' A. W. AND C°ELLISON CHAMBERS, '• 138, QUEEN ST. (opp. Wyndham St.), OTANLEY "DAY. SUPERIOR VILLA RESIDENCE — 6 rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, ecullery range and gas stove, 3 register grates, washhouse, copper an] tubs, p-w.c. built-in cupboards, wood and steel ceiling; everything in first-class order. Good section, tastefully arranged in lawns, garden, etc.; afephalt paths, built 10 years -, beautiful position • smin. easy walking to Stanley Bay jetty and- lOmin. to Devonport. The property commands beautiful harbour views. Price for quick sale. £1100. Deposit, £400. ' AND pO., T TD., 31. FORT STREET 'PHONE 3340. k(* ACRES—NEW RESIDENCE—Extenrt\J sive outbuildings: carrying 20 cows, 3 horses: handy to Auckland. ONLY £2925. Easy terms. 7 ACRES—NEAT 5-ROOMED BUNGAI LOW—Cowshed, etc.; well fenced ; all in splendid order: choice land, all levelnear suburban station. PRICE. £1500. OOrv ACRES—A MODEL FARM—Handv £i*J\J to Auckland; splendid Residence 7 rooms and up-to-date outbuildings; all' in good pasture and crop. An exceptionaliv cheap property. £35 PER ACRE. A- E, DEWAR--17. UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN SHEEP PROPERTY. o^^-t-EXCHANGE FOR HIGH-PRICED DAIRY FARM. 9AAO S - in Ba y o£ Plenty; title iSUUU O.R.P. at 16s 6d per acre; 1300 acres in grass, 700 acres in bush; carryin" 2500 sheep. 70 cattle, 6 horses; 4-roomed House, wool sheds, shearing machines, new engine, 3 sets sheepyards, etc. The only objection to this property is that the school is 5 miles. The owner is offering an the very low price of £5 per acre, and the amount of stock shows it to be exceptional value Equity is £4000, and owner will consider a Dairy Farm up to £100 per acre in Exchange, or will sell on reasonable terms A farm worth buying. JNO~~QREY. Telephone 13. HELENSVILLE. 170 ACRES . Mangatangi; 75 chains ±I \J frontage to mam Auckland-Thames Road; U acres shelter belt; 4-roomed Cottage, pantry, bathroom; shed, 23 by 2Scowshed and separator room; school and P 0., 5-mile. Price. £30 per acre. Owner wants 300 to GOO acres, sheep farm -PlQoft- TAKAKIIa - 2 Acres - close to g*±*J\J\J station; corner block; new Bungalow, 5 rooms, all convs- Owner wants house. Mang«Te or Otalruhu. -JQ ACRES, Manurewa; long road frontlO age"; nice Home, 6 rooms; good range of outbuildings. This property is free from mortgage, £3700; cash, £700. Owner wants nouse handy Auckland. Selling on account of ill-health. The above is »ood buying. "O TT ARRIS, 11. SHORT'S BLDGS., QUEEN ST. £250 C^SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY—IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION-HANDY TO AUCKXANIX AO ACRES, partly improved, freehold -xO Farm, well sheltered, having large frontage to tidal river, and subdivided into 2 blocks, with road dividing. New House, 4 rooms and large verandah, outbuildings etc Only smin. from store, school, post office, and wharf. Stock and furniture at Price only £1050. on easy terms of £25C cash; balance at 5 years. 6 per cent*. Owner leaving, must seU. Full particulars, apply pARRISH, TL/TORRISON, AND po.. 2L PALMERSTON BLDGS. QUEEN STEEET.