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Observer, Volume XL, Issue 25, 21 February 1920, Page 9

J A , MES _ E. S. B AILEY > BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, No. 505, the NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO.'S BUILDING, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Mr. James Every Stephen Bailey begs to announce that he has retired from the firm of Reed, Bailey, and Towle, and he is now practising as Barrister and Solicitor at his own Office, No. 505, in the New Zealand Fire Insurance Co.'s Bldg., Queen St., Auckland. P.O. BOX 1589. 'PHONE 4433 (2 rings).

Al TE AROHA BOXING ASSOCIAx TION. Grand Boxing Tournament. Grand Boxing Tournament. RACE NIGHT, SATURDAY, FEB. 28, 1920. THEATRE ROYAL, TE AROHA. Grand Professional Contest. Fifteen Three-minute Rounds, for PURSE of £50. Featherweight Championship of N.Z. ROBINSON (Holder) versus KEENAN (Challenger). Special Six-Round Bouts. Leading N.Z. Amateur Boxers Competing. First Contest at 8 p.m. Sharp. Sir William H. Herries, Patron-, of the Association, will be present. Orchestral Music by Billing's Orchestra. PRICES: 10s. 6d. (Reserved), 7s. 6d., 55., 3s. P. BURKE KEOGH, Secretary. ADIEU LA VOITURE; ADIEU LA BOUTIQUE (Farewell Carriage: Farewell Shop; It's All Over.) Champion wisely hitched the wireless "G" to the City Council Chambers, and Mr. Gunson, the Mayor, at once interpreted its meaning, and stopped the Tramway cut. Our professors had a conference, and the outcome was that if the "cut" continued our vocabulary would be mutilated beyond repair. They also placed on record the acumen of Champion, with his Muscle Raiser Flour and Standard Oatmeal, Rolled Oats and Gruel Meal, as he was always beyond the "limit" for any good cause. I am always with you, V. AUCKLAND. NORTHERN SUBURBAN SHOW. AT TAKAPUNA. FEBRUARY 20 AND 21. Indoor and Outdoor Exhibits. Riding, Driving, Chopping, Dancing, Cooking Demonstrations. Side Shows. Interest, Instruction, Enjoyment for all. ADMISSION i Is. each day. (A Card.) MR. J. J. SULLIVAN, SOLICITOR, No. 4, Commercial Bank Buildings, QUEEN STREET.