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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15763, 2 March 1922, Page 3

The Auckland University College Council has appointed Mr L. A. Mander, of Adelaide, as tutor and organiser to the Workers’ Educational Association. Natives of tho Eangataua district have in contemplation tho erection of a sawmill to cut timber in Otawa Nos. 1 and 2 blocks, which contain about 2COO acres of bush owned' by natives. Tho bush mentioned 1 is about 12 miles from Tauranga.

Tho building trade 1 at Sydney continues brisk in tho city, suburbs, and country, chiefly on account of money being more plentiful for investment, and to the big lead given by tho banking institutions in pushing on with several building schemes that were held up during the period of derpressioh. Almost every architect in the city has his hands full of work, and many aro engaged upon business of importance. Sensational Drop in Diamonds. W. Good and Co. have just completed the purchase of a largo parcel. These will be mounted in tho newest designs of Engagement Rings, to cost the customer about two-thirds of usual prices. All rings in stock; reduced, to bring them into line with the new prices. Let us show you the unmounted stones and designs.*

A watch that keeps on time—l have them in standard makes.—Gordon, Practical Watchmaker, opp. Bank N.Z.*