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Thames Star, Volume LIII, Issue 14070, 18 December 1919, Page 1

Amusements, etc* 3 |Z I N.G.Sj mHKA TR E THURSDAY and FRIDAY CLAIRE ANDERSON In ■. ; T HK M* 8* A Rollicking Delightful Comedy Drama, full of" Complications - an* Human- Interest.' Also I7th Episode "THE HOUSE OF HAT f E" TTEEP Friday Night GW and \ • Come u». tlm Gmnd l C-omciea-t _ given by the Children, of St. James' a StihjtlaiV School!'.. r ) — ——— | | \ Land & Estate Agents, Ll __ » :; t. w." newm^n. . LAND AND ESTATE AGJEtfT, POLLEN STREET House, Pollen St», 7 rooms, bathroom, all conveniences,; £600; £200 cash, balance arranged. v House in Queen St., 6 rooms, motor 11 garage, .-.oanvenieeoes, j i>6so; £200 cash, balance arranged. " HAURAKI PLAINS—£6 Acres/PricV SJ £62 <per acre. £1000 cash, balance. 5 years 6 per osnt^ 2H ACRES, PURIRL—Going concern. £18 per-acre. £ 1500 j cash, balance 5 years ol per cent. HOUSE situated Codhrame St., 6 i ooms. All cauvonj offices. " Price £450. £200 cash, balance arraTigecL j. FURNISHED HOUSE, 6 rooms, elc~ Iric light, Richmond St. Price. , walk i n -£575. - / : • T W. NEWMAN^: POLLEif ST. .C. D. WEIGHT, LAND AND ESTATE AGKN'I,ALBERT STREET. THAMES. I', £200. —Residence Site Acre in orchard and Dwellang of 6 rooms:, . dairy, cowshed, stable and other outhouses and' conveaiiienoes. . • £240.—Freehold Bush Area, of 240 ; acres. £13 Per Acre.—33o acres -partially - improved farm 1; 150 acres in grass. Dwelling 5 rootns v and f«*™ buildings. Terms upon application. £500. —" Freehold Allotment and. Dwelling of.firewoodtfcswiri TOosm-.1----£3oo.—Puru I?la,t, Valuable Building or Camping Site with road and beach frontages; £40 Per Acre.—23o Acres partially. , drained aiid improved farm, Hau- "" "^-^Fak. Plains. FOE SALE--The, well known orchard property situate at Puriri, contain- . in-* 31 tcres of land and of whidi there aa\> twelve aorea of fullbearing orchard, producing 1 a very handsomtj return annually and t^ow in the occupation of Mr Charles MoLWer. rnHE "(^CCESSFUL T> USINESS. A MO-NG all tihe problems of : lu«i- --- ness to-day matihing 1 is.sc difficult as advert isiog—in the right way. Yet -noitlinvp: as so vitally importsi'rt. to the success oif your selling" ca xi- ' paigu—nothing can so definitely, se^ cure your share in. the coming oommei oial- eixpansiont and guaaanitee your . ssuceess. rPRAT is why eiver)' businißp man. ; -*- wlio wishes'ticTget his Ml share of the comhig o-crmmoroial expansian. must do his'utmost ta eliminatteloKa and imcei-Uainty from' Ms advertis'ng .. ; and SO' make eveuy. 'penny spent. <»• publicity bi-ing profitable results- . The TIIAIMFS STAR" can help' you-to do thiis, for by using its columns you- • • will be using only the best) Advenrtitein,^ Medium,'as has been positively i proved profitable in actual practice., Rates ■ vi« application manager I Thames Scar 'Phone 20, Thames. ■ LEADING BUSINESS MEN, PROFESSIONAL MEN, POLITIOFANS, EVEN MINISTERS OF THE CROWN HAVE testified to the Excellence and Thoi-'oughness and Practical nature oif Hemingway and Robeo-t----son's Insti-uctioai by Correspondence. . Public nifeii continually 'point out *ne great opportunities which await the really efficient. Hemingway and Rob--ertson assist young people to attain the required standard of Efficiency. If you doubt it go and ask any re« live, progressive, and «f*°^?*". ' | Business Man at the top. of the business or political ladder. May >ye send you particulars of out Cowree in - Ediimticn. Say just which and vnte • to-day. .. ■■■< Address; — A - TI .- -■ HRMINOWAT «nd ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Ltd AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 516 _ . ■" Many Thames f growra wdd xnd». ' excellent Members of -parlmjeftt ! but'it would be a distinct- ryatoaaA to. tako them from -their present . 'Boot Polish. "Keep Smjtc JSJS?--?: " Soap, and the famous "No B#«':, „-■ Laundry Hdp.— Advt. ■. .:-:,'V?V