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    of 12

    VOL. CVI.

    ORIGINATORS OF NEW INSUR-


    ANCE FEATURES.
    Following upon our spec'al
    HOUSE PURCHASEPOLICY,
    No. 29.

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    VESTS- 6s 6d
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    fTIEACHERS!
    COLLECT COUPONS
    PUPILS 1

    "PLANTER'S PRIDE" TEA,


    Evening
    WEIJJNgTOJjTj^
    WANTED, Mr. OfficeMan to call in
    FUR COATS.
    FUR COATS.
    ALARM
    CLOCKS.
    AUGUST~B7I&237
    Post. ALARM J-^
    CLOCKS. NOV^TIES
    v
    YOU. WILL APPRECI-
    AIZE. AT C. SMITH'S
    , " DEPARTMENT. FANCY gPECTAL FRIDAY BARGAINS.
    12 PAGES.
    4 O'CLOCK EDITION

    PRICE: 9»-S: 2D-,gr


    CARTER'S SALE,
    We offer our
    ALL-IN-ONE POLICY "^."f Girls' Heavy RUBBER
    OUAlb—With "eou'-wester" Hat to FOR £50 PHONOGRAPH
    n. 6d. K Ia &y
    Wi th ,' , hat worn "mbrella and
    No umbrella dealer in New Zea-
    land can offer you our workmanship TJUVO SPECIALS FOR TO-DAY.
    Aew Art Bilk Laces,
    dies, $ to 4in wide; prices
    lid yanrd.
    suitable for fugi un-
    5Jd to 2a
    FINAL
    .
    CLEARANCE MILLINERY.
    INAL CLEARANCE
    CARTERAND CO offerMILLINERY. you for a few
    match; 6 sizes. All 12s 21d. Shades or
    LIFE, ENDOWMENT 5, ACCIDENT, of reseda,vieux rose, and
    saxe. GIVEN FREE
    our present superb quality umbrolia
    erings
    cov- » T of FUR COATS,at prices that will ' LUX—One-Day Clocks, each -ono fully Embroidery
    from 3s lid, etc. Seeus about new compare favourably with any offering lid each.
    Camisole Tops, 3s lid and 4s LONG FUR STOLES-oO* days balance of Model Millinery, up to
    49s 6d. Now take your pick for 15s. Be
    AND ALL SICKNESS. TO ANY SCHOOL. umbrellas that are umbrellas. in guaranteed. PRICE 7a 6d. Marabout- Trimming, in early.
    tile City.
    ZINCO ALARM CLOCKS,splendid time- black, brown, NATURAL FUR COAT—£B 10s. CARTER AND CO. offer you the bal-
    Onepolicy—one premium. Ask for par-
    COLE'S CASH Write for full particulars. Wo take the greatest care to select . keepers, well finished. PRICE 10s 6d, bports Bunds and Caps, in crocket silk, 1 REAL MARMOT FUR COAT—Silk anceof their Smart Ready-to-wear Hats,
    ticulars to-day. Apply
    THE MANAGER,
    DRAPEBI COLOMBO TEA CO.,LTD., DUNEDIN, LETHABY'S Loats of a reliable nature.
    Note the Address for These Bargains: Good Quality Ladies'
    ni all shades,ls 6d each.
    Hemstitched Lawn
    lined—£29 10s. up to 29s 6d. Now pick for 8s each. Get
    in early for first choice.
    THE SOUTHERN CEOSS CO., Proprietors of Opp. Post Office (nowhero else). Handkerchiefs,ls lid half-dozen. " TO-MORROW ONLY. NOVELTIES—CARTER AND CO.are
    ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., 108,110,112,CUBA STREET. QUEREE BROS., AITEEN'S ARCADE, Astrachatn Trimmings, in
    and grey, lin, Is 6d yard; black, 2s nigger, opening up daily splendid choice New
    Reason's Novelties iii Millinery, Trim-
    Mandela Building, "PLANTER'S PRIDE" TEA. "Where All Trams Stop," yari; 2in, 6d 'ARCHER'S, and Fancy Drapery. Cut prices,
    Willis street, Wellington. 116/ WILLIS STREET. 4in, 4slld yard. mings^
    bee windows.
    Courtenay place, Wellington. C. SMITH. LTD., BPP. CUBA STREET.
    CARTER AND CO. FOR SATISFAC-
    LOST.FOUND. PERSONAL. TO LET.
    Ouba street, Wellington.
    NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. WANTED TO BUY. PROPERTIES FOBSALE. WANTED TO SELL.
    ■■ TION. ■■■■■;:'
    IN MEMORIAM.
    XJ
    Tj°ST Belt
    b un
    /']?
    of Grey
    nity Courtenay-pl.,
    viclCoat. Finder please npo LET, near John-st.,Fully Furnish- W
    ANTED to Buy, Fur Coat,reason- "WrANTED TI^HE Genuine Upholstering Factory
    WANTED TO SELL. SITUATIONS WANTED.
    SITUATIONS
    KNOX.—In loving memory of my dear hus- leave same_ 23, Majoribanks-st. ■"- ed Dining-room and Double able. 239, Willis-st. Sell, Eastbourne, 4-rd Fur- -L High-grade low TT7 rANTED Gramophones.' VACANT.
    ,and hear demonstration to-night. TTf
    ■
    Chesterfield Sell, Call
    band, Private J. J. Knox, wuo waß drowned T
    off Hospital Ship Warilda, 3rd August, 1918.
    R.I.P.
    memory ever dear.
    OST,Mounted Spade Guinea:valued room; suit married couple; 27a 6d per W"q"mT^D
    XJ keepsake.
    Brooklyn. Reward, 258, Ohiro-rd., week, in advance. Apply 919,Evg. Post.
    Bed-
    T T 901, Evg.Bu£' Post.
    Black Kitten- Writ» cash; no agents.
    EDJ to Sol1 Seagrass Folding T^P"ANTED
    » » lushed Cottage, close to
    to
    964. Evg^Ppst, .
    wharf,£950I prices, no rubbish, beauty of Suites,
    Sell,Petone,vacant 5-rd Chairs,£2 10s each.
    finish. English Moquettes, Comfy. Easy
    Factory
    outline and JNimmios,
    only, 91
    ' T■

    terrace.
    Ltd., Piano Showrooms,Kent reierences.
    ANTED Capable Ladyhelp,
    " dutles> adult family of 4; mustforhave
    Sirs. Carter,61, Abel Sniith-
    all
    g^T^Bo^ sellSweet Apply
    s.

    To
    Inserted by his loving wife, R. Knox.
    rpO LET, on Terrace,Furnished Flat " 3
    Monday night, a Cardboard -*- rooms and kitchenette,c.l. and tel
    WANT
    °r YD" ' Appiy 895> Ev^ J » House best part,
    tion,- first-clasßorder and just from
    5 mins. .
    sta- Cuba-st., down Rightway, opp. Te Aro
    T^T',ANTED Sell, GardenSoil"and Rot- W' » AN;TED, capable Girl, assist with:
    KNOX.—In loving memory of Private J. J. -V
    T.OST;,". Music Cover, containing several harbour view, 5 mins. from G.P.O.Write Post
    Knra, our dear son snd brother, who was pieces of music, trombone parts, either 915, Evg. Post.
    "
    WANTED Buy. Baby'a High CnUr", ' £250
    emm
    ?£n cuah. WriteueUI, mo.rtsage;,P,rice
    Evg. P 03t,
    painted- I House.
    £11°0;about LEEPWELL Mattresses—Only had at hver£»d^_2B, Wright-st.
    S" " r Manure,any small quantity de- YY
    '
    AJVi'jsjj.Washing and Cleaning,
    T T respectable
    alo,. JiVg. .Post.
    young .woman. Wrilo
    by iK_aHcr children,'housework. 38, Jefferson-
    7 p.m., or Saturday
    TT/"ANTED, clean,reliable Woman,for afternoon.
    drowned on the A.T.S. Warllda (torpedoed in left m tram waiting
    shed,Russell terrace, rpo LET, Furnished Bed-Sitting-room » » 6 positions. Stateprico to 929,Evg. "W^ANTED Sell,923, D.F.S., 141, Mannersfst.; singles Tt^ANTED Sell,Motor-Cycle and Coach
    cheap, £30,any trial. ~X\TANTED, by experienced Youne JJ "'?smnAc' half-day weekly,
    the Channel), on the 3rd ol August, 1918. or on tram.
    R.I.P.
    Inserted by his loving parents, brothers,
    Finder please return
    Tramway Depot, Newtown or Lambton Bed-Sitting-room.
    to „ ,<? nc; kiteh °n. ' ranye, gas;
    8, Porcival-st: (top
    also, E lar e
    v y; T\TANTED Jiuy, 4 Rooms 'Furniture',
    TV Bungalow,
    lo
    ,
    new, modern, 5-rd 21s. doubles 355. Beware of imitations
    Kilbirnie, latest im- Opp. King's.
    terms-
    ilr -, o^l
    UntcJ53, Evg. Post.
    11 Slde-Car,
    ',' **&> Position in Cake Shop.
    take charge. Write 904. F.vff I'^t Can T^ANTiiID, Uarpenfers,
    . Pigtgrred^ Apply 81, Rugby-st.
    Monday

    sisters.1
    and or communicate with Secretary,
    ways Band,Box
    Tram- Dixon-st.). , ak Preforred;also
    Sundries;snot A.V., AV°"\m 107,%r fw-^rlT'
    Hataitai-rd. APPI? 9D IN £1 per week pays off any amount V^r ANTED Sell,Pony and Low Rubber- "WANTED
    Knitting, "Crocheting, or
    good men only
    *""*" Highland
    ■'
    KNOX.—In loving memory of our dear brother 977,G.P.O. Urgent. rpo LET, 2 Furnished Rooms,use of cash. 940,Evg. Post. "CIOR Hutt Property, consult us. It costs i Co..
    of l'urmturo bought at Arc
    48, Martin-st. Tel. 22-356.
    Cabinet » T, tired Gig, all in perfect condition.
    Appty E. Fuge, Taita, Lower Hutt. rl-M .-Embroidery, by Expert. Park
    Children*8 clothes specialty. Writo
    iarK. WJ i
    Waaestown.
    Jack, who was drowned off Hospital Ship TOST, yesterday, Black Wallet, with A- conveniences, children no objection. "ITITANTED Buy, cheap Seotion,Karovi you nothing. Goodwinand Chiches- 898 TT^ANTED, yoimg Girl, to,do light
    plumber s reg. ticket, etc. Reward 70, Majonbanks-Bt. f- OAK 4-piece Oval ANTED
    18s; latest design. Open 7.30 till 9 XXf
    WarUda, 3rd August, 1018. R.I.P. TT City end. Givo 038", Bedroom £10 deposit, i^vg. Post. '
    Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in- at 74, Kent terrace.
    l*»
    .
    XET, Unfurnished Bed-Sitting- Evg. Post.
    particulars, ter, Lower Hutt Land Agency. Suite,£26 _» " and an Sell, Pianos,
    Upright Grand Piano, de- tln T,housework- Apply 101,Cook-k,
    T OST.Wednesday evening, Purse,con- T^O
    ';
    law, J. and R. Knox.
    of our dear brother nu ta'mnS m<>ney and luggage
    -4 i rS?
    22s
    m> Wlth kitcheriette,central, of "W-ANTED to Buy, 4 or 5-rd. House.
    6d weekly. Replies 5.; r Ti
    Byr?~;FOr '"mediate Sale, sound 1 ?imX,on,-Fr\ day- The Art Cabinet
    ,(!- House, 10 acres land, cowbail 48, Martm-st. Co., Keiit
    '
    livered to your home. Nimmo's,
    terrace.
    Ltd.,
    ■^AjMTED first-classFrock Maehin":
    KNOX.—In loving memory tickets, Post. tel.,
    . 945, EvB-X 961, TT Statolowest price, etc., for
    cash,to outbuildings, Govt. mortcaKe- TXTANTIiD, Position as Housekeeper. »» ists with factory experience;
    Jack, who was drowned off Hospital Ship Luba-st
    Warilda,3rd August, 1918. R.I.P.
    Cant get luggage without
    ket. Write 905,Evg. Post. tic- Evg. Post. ' deposit- kll >"' W easy rHY pay big prices when you Ket
    l'urnituro at wholesalo prices YfLr » T ANTED hoad,
    Sell, Singer 66 Oak Drop-
    cheap; latest' ell.Or^Ue iO9S5 E^US^f 0£ rSonal r efer-
    good
    Gone,.but not forgotten. Duty nobly done. T OST.Tuesday evening, Lower
    Hutt,
    LET,
    lace-sb.TO large
    ■
    Room. Apply 75, WaT- X^f7"ANTED Buy, Gramophono, with
    T T records, in good
    condition;roason- T3UNGALOW, 4 rooms,
    terms? Ihe Art CabinetCo. Tel.
    for
    22-356 £7 10s;
    treadle, £2 10s.
    dressmaker's,
    Globe, under WANTjijj,
    Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in- ■tTij Blacs. Pomeranian Dog, answers to "rpo LET to careful
    tenant, nico new able. Apply 942, Evg. Post. baftroom, hoti Jn_ENUINE Ceylon Teas,300 51b bo"^is Gr.-andOpera House.
    r owly Painted-Papered,i-acrei VT for sale at reduced
    ■
    experienced Housemaid;
    law, E. and E. Charles. 11 wat? Wemngg^iTege^^
    .taddy. Reward,Rehnies,Railway-ay A Bungalow, partly orchard ' V garage. Best locality. August; original prices, 13s . prices until 31st 'ANTED Sell, Full CabinetGramo- Cre£We"'
    Lower Hutt.
    T OST, Long CornelianGold Ear-ring; Evg. Post.
    mins. from Hutt Station. Apply 933
    furnished, ten
    ■
    W
    "ANTED to Buy, cheap, Piano, any land,
    mako if loud tono. Send
    ' address 71, .Evg-. Post.
    prico ■
    6d. 15s re-
    and i.750; cash £350. Goodwinand ChicheV duced prices 12s 6d, 14s;chests,551b at 2s n-K>nstra.tions to-night, 7.30 to 9 p.m. J-« Cashier desires Employment. James T^ANTED, a- young Girl, for-choco-
    phones, easy terms arranged. De- T^XPERIENCED Bookke'iJSr' End
    tor. Lower Hult. 2d. Isnacs. 9, Hunter-st. Macaulay, Pomahaka.
    WOLLAND.—On
    BIRTHS.
    Snd August, 1923, at their llutt.
    -*-J reward. Mrs.

    residence, 312, Jackson street, Petone, to T OST, Steel Casting Mark


    J.\ R. Purdy, Lower rpo LET large Double Bed-Sittiug TITANTED Buy, privately,
    J- room, fireplace,
    c.1.,use of conveni- - s*?~ v 'Evg.
    small Bun-
    B°°d deposit. Price and lo- ■AJ splendid Building Section,2 mins. ART ■
    Opportunit"y~-iisuT Gi]
    03t highest values; easiest
    Nimmo's Piano Showrooms.
    CabinetC9., for Furniture- low-- "TL\T ANTED Sell, Cabinet Gramophones -EXPERIENCED "lady gardener ro-
    (easy terms arranged), call and hear
    Otago ■

    quires Work, daily or Half-daily, ex-


    Apply946:iv>rfostXPCriCnCea
    T^-'iiNTiL(,
    c

    2 Crst-class
    P^m^
    3, betwoen ences-Apply 19, Tennyson-st. P^es; Paporhangers
    Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wolland—a 6on; both
    well. ■ -" Ghuznee-st.
    Ideal Boot Factory. Newtown.
    and Newtown; reward. rpo LET, hear Viaduct, Kelburn, 2
    i-
    cahty. 967, Post.
    'ANTED Buy, 4 or 5 Rooms,must tions
    wnlk Lower Hutt
    - adjoining
    sold £200. Price £120; cash £15' g^o^3,- ' Martin-Bt. (off Lower Abel rooms,
    Station, sec- " 48 »'
    demonstration. Nimmo's Piano Show-
    Kent terrace. -*^ cellent references.Apply 977, Evg. Post.
    £lOo! j£wtp4:
    °nee- Apply
    Fo6t.; As^.v.
    DEATHS.
    LOST, last week, Sowing Bag, Scissors, places, -*- largo UnfurnishedRooms,with fire-
    use of conveniences. Tel. 1300 (3' occupying reply. Writo
    have possession fixed date. Owner Cioodwinand Chichoster,Lower Hutt
    Occupy, Post TTAMILTON-yßry desirable"' Bunga- JT. Bedroom £47 10s. Open 7.30 till 9 . "pURNITURE-Oak DininfSSSSlSd Gl EOT'(33) wants Work, self and
    "ANTED Sell, Solid Leather Cabin r Particulars write 860. Evg. Post. X^TANTED, Machinists, plain' sewinsr,-
    BARNES.—On the 2nd August, 1923, at Wel- Thimble, etc. Finder please ring rings'). * Agency,. Newtown. JL.I. low, oxchanging for Hutt
    Section, , l'riday. Art Cabinet Co., 48, Martin-st " 355, Attache Trunk, Suitcases 17s
    Cases24s 6d; 6d,
    Hat Boxes TTOTEL Kitchenman requires Position n ,,_ APPIy Donkin's AVorkroom,-
    Old Customhousc-st. 39,
    lington, William Frederick Barnes, of 101, 4700. Roward.
    Main road, Trentham; aged 71 years.
    Gold Bangle, 3rd inst., between 'PU
    ■
    large
    LET, separateUnfurnished Front
    2
    W
    ANTED to Buy, Section. Lower or sell Whare, or House; £1100; will leave £650 C'ash_ or_terrns. ■
    Wolfe. Bouloott Chambers.
    bargains. N-
    w > al7?
    » rite wt? re '"^o^
    70, Jyv-g. Post.
    or South ' Island:
    "
    \ATANTISD, capable Domestic Help,
    ■

    LOST, -*" Rooms, entrance, use of , Hutt, reasonable price. Write 832. £1000. Young's. Bowou-st
    , WTL. Chicks. NZ' Mrs-;BuxtoS-
    BRUNTON.—On 31st July, 1923, at Mel- Ngaio Station and Thorndon,via conveniences. 27, Trent-st.,
    Island Bay, Evg. Post.' /^jHEAPES'J.' Property ■pREBBLE'S
    in Newtown-6 -■- best; it pays. 15,with firelessbrood-
    Buy
    W "ANTED Sell, Gramophones, from TTOTEL Night Porter (experienced),
    i! 8, terms arranged. Public demon- -t-X open for Engagement. Apply 955, Bl£|g.ts
    nTmfi^w mil/- Apply
    bourne (late of Wellington), Frederick 12 p.m. tram. Pleaso communicate
    Thomas, third son of Charlotteand the gers, A\varyia-st.. Ngaio. Rod- rpo, LET, HataitarV Beautiful Homo',
    4- 7 fW-ANTED Buy, Half Draft Horso"; V^ largo Rooms, all in the very bestier and instructions,20s; 25 for 30s; 50 strations commence to-night, 7.30.' Nim- -bvg. rost. rHut^
    C. Hutt TCIS- To"
    late Thomas Brunton, and beloved brother
    of Mrs: Shuker, Wellington, and Mrs. Sig-
    CJTRAYED, Half-bred Silky, answersthe rent £4 per week. H. J.
    rooms, furnished,modern appliances » ,
    Stott,-12, Pan- Apply ao° Tllp Spring Dray and Harness order, gas rango, fair sized section This r° r
    Salisbury, Upper Hutt. property is a bargain at '
    £900. Maitland 1 £ PfT 10£ SotimB* 15 K Sss;,^°- , fS =
    r £5 1Os 200 and
    eggs
    over
    posted 10s.
    at mo's,Ltd., Kent terrace. TTOUSEKjfiJSPER desires Position, gen- WANTED, 2 Fur Workers (girls);
    glekow, Featherston. Patient suflerer at U
    rest.
    name "Ranji," brown and black.
    Anyone knowing whereabouts please re-
    rpO LET, Upper Hutt, comfortable WANTED to Purchase,a 6 or 7 rd. t^<L^s°p°Yj_ls3iJ^a.2MoiI^jy- Prebble,Belmont.
    city, no climb; modorn O7Ot)fNICE little Home o?3 rooms andI ttUNSHINJS- Poultry Farm—Noted for Pianos,just unpacked, £85; keenest price
    WANTED Sell (don't miss this), AA. tlemen only, small salary
    British Overstrung Upright Grand home. Write 909,Evg. Post. if good wL?" highest wages "nfe -a.?d macl«ning essential-
    paid,. Apply Brodrick and
    00., Ltd.. 16,. Hams-st.
    CLIFTON.—On 2nd turn 9, Greon-st., N ewtown. Reward. Residence, energetic,
    August, 1923, Susan Clifton,
    -*- Home, 6 rooms, nicely furnished- convs.; no agents need reply. Write ■*" kitchenoltc,bathroom,all in perfect v- ,Hea]th^ Strong Chicks. Order
    from iv New Zealand. Nimmos. Ltd. "I^JiliiNi, youngman, with ex- WAKim a good
    beloved wife of Benjamin Clifton, of 32, Syd-
    A,NY Petson knowing the whereabouts modern conveniences; rent £2 12s 6ri ncr 849,_Evg. Post;
    '
    .
    condition, off Tasman-st.,good terms. , the IT Ttann or Sims Hardware,Cuba-st.
    " collent references, d esires Clerical Kitchenmaid. Ap,
    ney street, Petone. and late of Westport.
    -of Florence CatherineEllen Powley, week. H..J. Stott, 12, Panama-st.
    WANTED to Buy, Understung Sido^
    Maitland I"tnd_Agcncv._ls3._Jj lrnV,tnn. ay
    IIOR SALE, Tent, 12ft x 10ft, in good W" : ANTED Sell, Pianos, every instru- Position,with Wellington firm,-wheread- -H- P'y Ins CakeShop,
    raent guaranteed, largest display vancement is possible. Writo 980
    4,, Willis-st. '
    COSTLEY.—On 3rd August, 1923, at 43, King last heard of- in Wellington about three
    street, Agnes Paterson, widow of the late years ago, kindly communicate with rpo LET, Single Furnished RooSTlo car, strong, for English motor- SECTIONS-Sunny
    . Ngaio, Khandallah"; ; order. Apply Tel. 1865. New Zealand. Nimmo'» I'iauo Bhow- Post. ■
    . Ev- T^-ANTED, a Boy, to learn the trade"
    Jame3 Costley, and mother, of. Mrs. Koberts, George Powley, reakfast optional- App'y. cycle; urgent. Write 850,,Evg. Post. &oclionsfroni'£loo each; £10 de-
    near stations. J, H. Wood' Land ;1 T^ORUfcSALE,
    Boarding-house. 13 perman-" rooms, Kent terrace. ' must be able to.ride bicycle. Ap*
    Mt. Eden-rd.,Auck- 303, URSE wishes Position companion to ply Monday morning,
    .
    1
    Mrs. Millar, and William James and David 31, ANTED B»y. Piano, at once, for posit; m?m.bers.
    land. ' riTU LET, Furnished Single Rooms,all T\T 8.30, Brails-
    " £20 per week. ANTED Sell, Push Bike, good or-
    M°rfurnished, W
    ■
    Costley; aged C8years. -T.T cash. Please send particulars Agent. Ngaio. Tel. 18-422. w invalid, going to Islands. Goodre- ford^ Mercer, 120,
    and VVell every convenience. Thorn. der. Apply 133,Ghuznee-st. ferences. Apply H. Baker. Hira Nelson Courtonnv.pl'
    KYAN.—On 2nd August, 1923, at Palmerston
    aorta, Percy James Cotuin, beloved son of
    Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hyari; aged 23 years.
    WANTED,
    BOARD AND RESIDENCE.
    by 2
    ents), Board, inyoung
    men (stud-
    -»- conveniences. 46. Clyde-qy. ■ lowest price Box 1294,G.P.O.
    rtyj LET, Shop-and UnfurnishedBoom T\fANTED Buy, Launch, 18 to 20tt, I Sole Agent, J. H. each;Land
    firePlace> "se conveniences. TT \yith- or without engine; must be Ngaio
    tions SECTIONS—
    from
    Wadestown,
    £120-;
    Wood,
    £10 deposit .
    near tram, sec- 'don- Price £500. Write 903. Eve Pos":
    ■

    TJIANO—For Sale, German


    Ajrent , J-- good condition. Apply Piano,
    W'
    iii
    'ANTED Sell, Boot Patcher,
    eim, in good order; also, Singer,-
    Wertn-
    902, Evg> cheap; Hand Machines from- £2 " 10s. mercantile firm. Write 900,Evg. Post.
    CmORTHAND-TYPIST
    tion Severalyears' experience
    desires Posi-
    with
    ■y^ANTED, capable Young Wom"a7T,
    .» domestic duties,3 adults,evening.
    »
    1341: references; 149,Molesworth-st t5,
    or near Kelburn. ■v '4, xr^f?'-
    "
    SPRAGTJE.—On 3rd August, 1923, at Welling- Kilbirme-cres. ■
    .', cheap. Write 876,Evg. Post. Needles and Repairs. Rowland Wilson, A7OUNG Lady seeks Position
    ton Hospital, Jack Gerard, second son of Write 883, Evg. Post.
    Alfred and Helen Sprague; aged 2£ years.
    WALLS.—On 3rd August, 1923, at 20, Austin
    TXTANTED, Board and Residence by"
    -I_ T_yPu"g man. Apply 913,Evg. Post: .1
    rpo. LIST, Single
    nr?°-S?V 2
    Webb-st.f^-
    Furnished Roomraise.
    hot and cold water,
    ANTED Buy, Sowing Machines,
    W
    any
    Machine Co., Grand Opera House.Globe
    cash waiting.
    HATAITAIr-Immediate
    Rooms, kitchenette, close tram4 T^SELL,
    £1600, deposit £200.. Apply 930, Evg.'
    possession,
    .'"J-
    Black Orpington Pullet." 101, Manners-st. Tel. 21-713.
    Rooster; also, Utility White Lei-
    W
    X help. Write: 911,
    ANTED Sell, Singer Dropleaf, best ATOUNG Man seeks Evg. Post.
    as Lady- WAisTJiD a
    JV yard. Apply Men, for shovelUniTlrt
    H. Duncalf, CoSIS
    street, Margaret Walls. Private interment.
    XXTANTED, Lower Hutt, superior fpo LET, 2 or 3 Furnished
    , "Board-Lodgings.
    c.1.,80,
    Rooms,
    Give full particu- ■*■ eluding kitohon, conveniences tel TmrANTED Buy, Cameras,Autographic i n-
    21-816.
    Tel.
    ROOKLYN—S-rd, Dwelling, hot and
    «l m!s Apply WcldolVs' Totai*-
    Machines
    shuttle, snip.
    bought,
    Oak
    sold,
    new ones. Rowland Wilson, The Little
    or
    Drbphead, £6. J- driver, running repairs done;motor-
    exchanged for accept temporary position.
    Position,
    792,
    would
    Evg. \V^NTEDT^mpetent
    » » .recondition furniture.UPholsterer-To
    MARRIAGES.
    lars 914,Evg. Post. cold water, 'electric 'lignfc, requires Apply aftor
    cheap rent; references. ;■Ring. 25-025. ' T T Kodaks and Brownies,Half-plate renovating; Red Shop, 101, Manners-st. L^g^^LjMgl£g.ces, 156, Orienfal lav.
    HADDON-CHAEKER.-At
    bn<es parents, Arthur Henry, second son
    |&.?ff«- J^'^2SB_B_lg:
    Palmerston North,
    on 3rd August, 1898, at the residence of the TXTANTED, 2 Single Rooms, with rpO LET, Superior ', Furnished Large Cameras, Gramophones and Records, £775.
    T T board, Terrace,Kelburn preferred,.
    respectable. Write 815, Evg. Post.
    ANTED, Board,by 2 students, must -mo LET, 4, Mowbray-st. (1 mm. from Bike
    ri.BirUpe^i^al'VeryCeil-
    P-
    Clothing, Clarionets,Banjos. T. Stern-
    -2.®F i?
    g> 7
    Shop. ' Manners-st.,
    Tel. 22-735.
    n ext Rosenberg'i
    E.scott.
    ."IVfT.denoe,11,
    immediate;
    Brooklyn.
    p
    -
    ossession-

    VICTORIA.—Vacant,7-rd. Resi'- Blacksmith. Taita, Lower Hutt.


    only

    "
    Patorson-st... overlooking: TNDIAN Runner Drake,Young
    "OOß
    ci 1
    SALE,
    -SP {rS T-
    Horse, Gig, and
    cash- APPIv Al£ Turne,r, Hataitai.
    Hamas';
    :
    .ti
    'ANTED Sell, 4 Ford Tires,
    ."^d. cheap. Apply 3, Moxham-av.,experience,
    Tel. 3897 (3 rings).
    slightly

    'ANTED to Soli, Foster Knitting lent refs. Write 449,Plarge


    "Y"OUNG
    -*■ tion,
    handling goods on a
    Man,
    any
    capable
    married (33).

    controlling
    seeks
    staff
    scale excel-
    Posi-
    capacity, good warehouse '^yANTED
    and g^S,SK,&& ct
    Lad, mechanically
    ?
    inclin^j.
    ma?;
    fsilv^led^n^"'
    My?" by KeV' JamCß W be hindy to 'Varsity and Lamb- A Parliament- Buildings),
    comfortable WANTED to' Buy, in my quantity, iJoys ply
    College, everyconvenience,
    Saturday afternoon.
    tel. Ap- X Breeding
    Pens While Leghorns
    Dudci"
    and Machine. Almost new. 80, Tina- town.
    ost ; Agenov New-
    KOS_ROG_-GOOCH.-On the 22nd June, at
    toc-qy. Apply 912,Evg. Post, Rooms, breakfastoptional. Gent'sLeft-off Clothing and Boots, ■_ White Rocks, also 3 Incubators. Tel kori-rd. T\AY and Evening Frocks made;Hem-
    St. Paul's Pro-Catuedral.
    deacon Johnson, .Kenneth Louis,
    by the Yen. Arch-
    younger son
    ANTED, comfortableBoard and Re- | TU A-"». Oriental Parade, partly-fur- Vivian-«t. Tol. 21-245.
    sidencs. by gentleman, early break- ■■*. mshod Basement 2
    Travelling Bags, etc Woodward, 121.
    perfect
    £1150—
    OFF Tasman-st.,5 largo
    modern appliances, well builtRooms, and 1
    , 25-036.
    deposit £350. H J 'T^Olt SALE, 2J h.p. Connaught McitoF- tions £8; termsto-night,' WAJNTJiD Sell, Gramophones, from -*-' stitching, etc. Miss .Norton,
    arranged. Demonstra- st. Corner,Lambton-qy. Tel. 1042. Bowen- ■yP"ANTED,
    Nursemaid,and to under-
    rooms kit-
    WAJVJTED'to
    of Mr. Louis.C.'KoEkruge, Hatatai, to Edith fast and. single room Flat, in
    W rite 960 Buy, Home, of Furai- order;
    Balfour, elder daughter
    jiaiKoura. ' ■ ' of Mr. Arthur Gooch.Evg. Post.
    ■ ■
    .
    necessary.■
    . .- .
    chen, gas
    veniences; separate
    range, electric light, and con-
    entrancfe; suitable Daubnej,
    ture; highest,price, cash down. C. Stott,' 12, Pi,nama'-st, .'■ ' «„164, 1?. cheap. Halversen and Cnapp ' Ltd, commence
    Adelaide-rd.
    7.30. Nimmo's, TkRESSMAKING—Day and Evening 10 ' ,take light household duties,daily
    JL' Frocks a
    ' to 6 p.m. living vicinity Wadestowii
    £1250— Specialty;
    i

    X\TANTED, 2 or 3 Gentlemen Board- for


    " » ers. Apply 14, Home-st.,off Kent "By-5t..;j'.,.^',.-;;..-,' ■' '
    2 .bachelors. 15s each. :Ap^ly
    ...':V^;*_.-.".
    No■. .' " 148,Tory<t.
    iLD Fmtee ; Teeth- bought; sound
    , CITY; 6 largo Rooms,vacant, all
    conveniences: ienovated throughout- A
    ■
    ! .
    "PPg. SALE, a Billia,rd-Dining T ;fbte, iTXTANTED to Sell, Seagrass Folding Miss Cassey,
    Remodelling. preferred;
    13a Courtenay-pl. train ter- references required. Mrs. C.H.
    Lawrenco. 31, \V" illiam-st.,Highland
    IN MEMORIAM.
    memory terrace. : .■■'-■ !- -..■:,■. —* -.- r po-
    ■
    ■
    -LET,-a or"2 Unfurnished RoomT prices iriN.Z.rse'rit; by return' mail. ' O"
    broken j also ■Dontal 'Scrap.
    '
    Best'
    or liberal terjna
    ' .arrßrigqd.
    ;;te: J. Stott, 12 '
    ; -■»■'.-*-;■"; '..,,,;.. 'i :'" gooq
    Piano, Organ, 5-seatcr,Motor-car,
    condition. Write 943. --Erg.
    ." Pram, good order. For ;address, ,minus.'
    all ■a.PPJy p''ton's Store,.287;Tinakori-rd- EMSTITCHING, also Dressmaking.. X\TANTED, Strong Youth, for scani
    Park.
    wft Futter, P.ananw^st. 7 ..:'*;;^;;/
    .
    v^ 8 who passed of my dear hus. „,_.-'.-i ■ jpost; :
    band. Will
    BOARD and Residence,in superior ■if"i conTeTn.l.e,nces, moderate "Port' ■
    ■!■ Choc'ijlate' '"/t^"ASiri:i)>.to Bell;- a-splendid.:- Oafc ■■«-!
    August, 1022. Sadly missed: away 3rd
    homo for Gentlemen; moderate tariff. Yulo-st,, Kiibirnie. rent 18 to J. Dunstone, B ox 51, Wellesley-st.,
    . TjIQR.- SALE, City, 7-rd. House,h.
    " ani 1 T F MaWaW.uTJn'g -p,r.,oSiing' etc- Apply J. tfrio, 280P
    rpo LET, Room,suitable for office,c 1 '' Auckland. centra of .'» T-. Sideboard,in new condition; also Room 10. next Empress. Tel. 2152.
    ■*-■ and <_,onfcetionory
    Nothing in my hand I bring:
    Simply to Thy.Cross l> cling.
    'Inserted by.his. loving wife and children.
    74, Webb-st..
    BOARD . and Residence,
    ' '.
    House, 1, Wallaco-st. Single and ri
    Grosvenor gS
    hard Saloon, S> 15, 1/ Manners-st.
    Pjopnetor, Strand Bill . O~
    Egtab. 31 yeara.
    LD False Teeth, ss, 10s,205,-40sper Fl9oo.C-Agpiv 9g2
    sot given; sound or broken. Bring "DUH'DING Sectionson boundary : and romam
    a7.' ffi Cf'
    of
    1

    . H;7'.
    Business,
    all retail, low rent, lease. O'.vnor 4-bulb Electric Radiator. Apply 130
    will instruct purchaser in manufacturing Parade, Island Bay
    few weeks. For partic0 lars
    .
    "ANTED to -Sell, 5000 Strawberr^ Roof./Labour,
    _
    PLUMBING,
    ' Spouting. Material and \!KT ANTED, young Man for garage
    Is and Is 2d per foot fixed
    Repairs, etc. Writo - i:% m^
    9 s
    eueedto Tepaira-
    them to Old False Teeth JL» Brooklyn and Vogeltown, glorious 67, Evg. Post.
    TOTTER.—In
    ■A"!!!??;
    loving remembrance of our dear doublo
    *Utter> Wh° dl6d 3rd tion. Tariff 30s.
    rooms. Good table, every atten- rpo
    LET,
    A conveniences.
    .2 Furnished Rooms, o .t cas st. . .
    ' Co., 102, Willis-
    view of city, will divide'to suit clients.
    i apply to-Walter Smallbone,Blair-st. .. Plants (Rose
    Collmgs, 37, Edinburgh-ay., Miramar.
    Etterbergs). Apply T3LTJMBING Repairs done on shortest) TT^ANTED,
    -»- notice, spouting, roofing, hoi water i „!,* "al yard and look after t«l. Apply;
    strong, reliable Boy, fort
    246, Tinakori-rd' rd Mills"rd-. -VogeltSwn,■ .
    C?'o '-,«7-M-'
    1822.
    Kemcmbrance.
    Inserted by his. brother,
    family, H. and L.slster-ia-law,
    and
    BOARD-RESIDENCE required by 2 i.nornaon.
    brothers,would sharo doublo room, rfiu __T, Double Front Bed-Sitting-" f^OUNTRY
    private family preferred; must bo central; A room;
    ■

    EHarfe?darfi^ CafsPnMs and


    or i157-9, Wilhs-st. t

    combined. Apply to T>ARAPARUMU—I3 Acres,good land ©CISSORS and Cutlery Ground~driW and Black
    ;
    MISCELLANEOUS. rANTED to Sell,Three Young Pure- lowest possible charges, guaranteed. Tel. ,953,Evg. Post.
    bred Roosters (Rhode Island Red)
    ~Y\T
    » » ANTED, Woman,household duties,
    '

    _____
    Kutter. terms. 921,Evg. Post. also, Gentleman, share'room 722, 799 Post Agency, Petono. -■- new up-to-date Houso. For particu- ; Sterling value in New UmUvellas;
    ■
    Minorca. Ring 18-744. "DEINFORGED Concrete Brick Block ishing, start to-night.
    no "washing, cooking, ironing, pol-
    IXtTTER.—In loving memory of William Fut-
    Pa5S aWay °n the 3rd
    Au^l BOARD-Residenco, large rooms, one -Loo, 'bydney-st.
    Modern conveniences, central,reasonable
    ,■
    lars apply Box 3, Paraparaumu. frompt, reliable, and reasonable.
    covers and repairs. China,Glasswaus Re- etc
    VITANTED
    TT Staunton-av.,off
    Sell, Canaries(singers). 1
    Nairn-st., Upper Evg.
    or Timber Buildings erected.
    supplied for State Advances. WritePlans '72 terraoa.
    -
    70, Cambridga
    -1022. suit three or four mates, single beds; rpo LET, 2 Furnished Single
    32s 6d. 318,Willis-st. Bedr^rnl, MISCELLANEOUS. MUST
    .
    Sell, or would consider Letting: cemonfced
    with purchasing clause,largo 5-rd! ners-st., .New. ZealanderWalker,Buildings or riveted at 53,,Man- \\ lllts-st. , . Post. . ; ' "ANTED, capable Companion-Help,
    A beautifulmemory lelt behind
    4^l XtT eracemet
    *
    la Q Hotel TXTANTED to Sell, Push Chair, good fpO Builders—Sectionsexcavated,pre- , Apply Miss M'Laren,Oahanga-rd.,
    Of a loving friend, true and kind-
    GENT, requires Board and Residence, eCr TXTANTEE; Known-Our Big Boot Sale lp°vSO'onTn^enien?,os' VVi'ite 906, Evg Post
    Mirom" North! TVUR HAM-DUPLEX Razor Bl:£de7~~3 TT order, 30si also Large Black -■- pared for building, Retaining Walls Pongaroa. . '
    oL nrTj^'A'i* "eaven has gained single room, handy Quay, homely TT- starts Wednesday: Gents'
    American Stole, almost new, £3 10s. 133, Abe Fur etc. Tel. 22-604. M. Roberts,198,Vivian-
    One of the best the world contained. Pug Toes,all going at 22s 6d. ■' TMMEDIATE 'ANTED, good All-round Butcbe*,
    Inserted by t. and M. Murray.
    and moderate. Write 920,Evg. Post.
    ADY would Board 2 Boys on farm, voniences. 8, Hobson-st Courtenay-pl. only. Martin's
    7^nn7
    possession,
    7 :R,ooms _«P-to-da'o appliances,
    Mt. Victoria l Archibald, 29, Wilhs-st.
    " I Smith-st.- . St; "
    " Apply, A. Pearce. Upper Hutt.
    1? 'TI? memory'oi our dear Lower Hutt, any age from 3 years, mv IJST, Single ' T\T ANTED -Known-Ladies' 3-bar
    i1225. Also, 5' Roomß,close Basin Re- rfcAK Sideboards, : £7 18s' 6d; l^"aT,tiful 'ANTED to Sell, Horse, good con- T\7"ANTED,, by Expert Upholsterer,
    W" ANTED, an experienced Giir for
    Aellle, who died on the 3rd August,
    To memory ever dear
    sister,
    1922. school near. Apply 888,Evg. Post.
    Home available, witri board,'
    Furnished T T
    Bed-Sittlnl- Only one address: Walking serve,
    Shoes,latest shapes, 19s 6d. Agency 13a,. Courtenay.pl,
    Martin's, Tram Termi- alongside Boot Shop.
    £800. Courtenay. Place Land 1 «W
    upstairs, A
    H?
    buito, worth £35, will
    I'^? 4-?,
    1"
    ieo?clear at bedroom
    Oak
    £27 10a 6t.
    dition, cheap. Apply
    ' 201, Rintoul- TT Re-covering Work; lowest
    competence and comfortassured; rates! General Housework:
    estimates kept;6, three adults. Mrs. R. F. Blair,
    other help
    Inserted by her loving brother and sister-in- NICE nus, Courtenay-pl. real beauty. D.F.S., 141,Maitners-st' "ANTED free. Write 99, Evg. Post. Box OtakiRailway, or Tel. 55.
    .
    young lady or gentleman, sociable
    ■
    to Sell, Double Kapok Mat-
    law, A. and It. Smith. people, handy town. Ring 26-515. rpO LET large Bed-Sitting-room, t^o T\TANTED Known--Bake Tins from T^OR SALE good Building Sections, opp. lyings. \ tress, clean and good. Apply Post "ANTED, by competent Upholsterer, i\XTANTED, for Eastbourne, House.
    Young Man requires afterT^-^V
    „"£ 5, 63. Cambridge 1?conveniences. Apply7' TT Icing Sots,Biscuit Forcers,Non-Is, JL' Newtown,from £112. Apply owner T^OR -■-
    Repairs bring your Boot.* to the Agency, Newtown. Recovering Work, any description, '"»» keeper or Competent Lady-Help,

    1922:^d RESPECTABLE .
    quick repairer. J. Lovetti at your home or workshop; satisfaction used to children, no washing or ironing,
    § Board and Residence,with adult
    T°f,^EF' h°S
    terrace. burn
    cheap.
    Cake Tins, Sand Tins, all very 11, Webb-Bt. No agents. ' worth-st. . . , Moles-
    W ANTED to Sell, 2 Buffalo Incu- guaranteed. Write
    50. Ev_r. Post good wages. Apply 870. Evg. Post.
    Us^nEd^ZnThs 3r(l AUgUSt
    ' musical family, handy city. 841, Evg. e!, cbuP'e' furnished, no
    y The SimsHardware. rpO SELL. 20-rd. Boarding and Apart-
    J- merit Houce, clearing £10 per f^EYLON Tea now duty
    bators, 240, 120, practically now.
    'Try our £12 the two. Ownerleaving. Apply 957, ANTED, by competent Carpenter, WANTED, Carpenters and Joiners.
    irpWO ladies,recently from England, de-
    TTTANTED Known—Martin's Big Boot Every
    t i- '",
    Ladies
    c starts Wednesday: 100 pairs
    cash
    bed occupied permanents 'Price
    week'
    \
    V-* wonderfulquality teas.ffec.
    Co., Dixon-st. , Cenlon , ' Tea
    ■
    Evg; Post. W Alterations, Repairs,
    prices reasonable,workmanshipAdditions,
    Apply Isaac Clark and Son, 27.
    Wingfield-sj. ■
    X sire to be received as P«iying Court Shoes, going at 8s lid £600, £200-£250, easy terms Apply 'ANTED to Sell, nearly new Piano", guaran-
    Guests
    into a refined home,good locality, near 146,Russell terrace. , lerminus. Courtenay-pl. .F|URHAM-OUPLBX Safety fija7or Is-
    . full iron frame, full trichord check teed, estimates given. Write ' 63, Evg
    W ANTED, Assistant Salesman, in our
    City, superior accommodation essential VyANTED. Known-The Tin KettS f\ WNER, selling 6-rct. Modern Home, Lean Stropping
    ■*-*
    Attachment, Is >6d M'- action, sound,and freefrom borer Price Post.
    ■
    electrical department; age about 18
    fpO LEI' ,n private Home,3 nic^Tu^ T V whistles when it boils, only Is V overy convenience, Thorndon. £1700 and Archibald, 29, Willis-()t. £40. Inspect, 39, Ellice-st. "Y^n'ANTED, Plumbing and Drainage preferred; knowledge of electrical lines
    Of that
    ViS the
    for
    te^,
    .i.g"ef that
    b
    *.ht ye lost can
    3 borne in silence
    one we loved so well
    Inserted by his sorrowing parents and brothers.
    te». Write 924, Evg. Post.
    ■TTACANCIESfor Boarders,25, Kent P-y
    T terrace; clean,comfortable,and good |
    " "
    after
    6d,
    d &ooms' adults only. Ap-P 2s, 2s 6d; a great bargain. The Sim. £350 deposit. Communicatewith 952 rvVERCOATS, £2, £2 10s,£3"lb77bis"t XTTANTED to Sell,cheap, Motor-lorry
    fl lrnll5.30,-222.
    h-S, Adelaide-rH Hardware. Evg. Post. ' ■-. q\>»«ties/only. For one Tuoek only, TT Ford engine, with Smith Form-a- ed for. R. Wainwright,
    " Work, large or small jobs tender- essential.
    Herbert-st.,off Co., Ltd., Victoria-st.
    Apply to Thos.' Ballinger and
    LET well-jurniehed 7-rd. Ho^io", TRRITATIOJN oE the throat can easily rpERRACE (vicinity)—Sound House 7, at Brailsford g. both shops. : truck attachment, In good running or- Manners-st.. also Kaiwarra. Tel. 20-729
    table; soft washing done; reasonable
    tariff._ "JO 011'3 EUClypt"S -*- rooms, arranged as 2 flats, each en- J
    "AMES'S Bread is easily 'diiiite"(E der. Moore,Wilson, and Co., Ltd. 95 'ANTED, Staining and Polishing; W ANTED, an experienced Cook-Gen*
    eral, references required. Apply 14,
    VACANCIES
    _^_

    for two Gentlemen,cen-


    Vftito 962,Evg. Post. References Tabled. iniannerSr* tirely self-contained,separate entrances
    splendid position lovely '. the grocer.
    good for health. Get a float from Taranaki-st.
    'ANTED to Sell, Jersey-Holstein visited,
    - ' ' l'loors,Furniture Re-polished; houses Hill-st.
    material supplied; reasonable
    ■
    -
    CASHRATBSfor Birth, M_r!»Se tral, terms moderate. 10, Kensing- jpO LET best part Thorndon,furnished AMES'S Bread is delicious bread." all conveniences, WANTED, first-class
    JI" . ; Hairdresser;
    '
    ton-st.-. off Abel Smith-st, City. Hat, to refined couple, all conveni- Nothing quite like it. Your groeor view, £1750;deposit £650." Owner'' Write ORRIS Couch,complete with cush- Cow, at drop, price £10;also Jersey- charge. Write 958, Evg. Post. good wages permanent position..
    th_i. £ faff ue- (Min'-urn Evg. Post. ANTED. Furniture to Reupholster, Apply sharp. Cam. Penman, Palniars-
    pnees. Millen 965, in profit, other three due Sep-
    W
    ■■
    and Emerre, 113, Custom- ftdls it. 10ns, all latest material 58s Holstein,
    Jin"**' words'., to. th» ACANCIES for Boarders, good hot house-qy.
    water service,good table; terms . /_IENTLEMEN.,- Buy your HATAITAI, 4-5 Rooms, bungalow Morns Chairs, 32s 6d; Upholstered Easy
    *, 6d- tember, October, November; price
    £8 Mattresses, etc., Loose Covers,all ton North.
    moderate. 97, Molesworth-st. trpO LET, Flat, 2 rooms, kitchenette VX from J. Lovett, Molesworth-st Footwear £1350,most modern; Roseueath,6; Chairs, 55s 6d. D.F.S., 141, Manners^ Address 17, Riverbank-st.,Lower Hutt. work guaranteed at reasonable prices. 41, TCTARMERS and City, 18, Gfey-st.—Two.
    AOTICES mint be endorsed by some ->- lounge, hall; rent 355. Apply 4^ Prices ranging from 19s 6d Kooms, sunny, garden, views, £1280 at., opp. King's. 'ANTED' Sell, Full-lock E*flresi; "Vivian-st. ' t
    -*- Gardeners,Houtjekeepore, Cook-Gsn-!

    -
    '
    responsible person to ensur* their
    UHertion.: BLUE PLATTER Tea House. Island
    Bay—Superior Board and Resi- Moarhoueo-st., Highland Park, ||UUHAftI-DUPLEX Safity'Ra^rTli'-
    Young's, Bowon-st.
    5 large
    T")URHAM-DUPLEX '
    ■*-* each. Greatestvalue evwi-
    Safety~Razor, Is Hojrso, and Harness,good strong
    turnout; reasonable. Apply corner Fitz-
    "lOLINIST, experienced, in dance crals, and Housemaids.
    playing, requires Position., Registry,
    dence,.hot-cold lunches,morning and af- irpo LET,
    ternoon tea. Open throughout the year -*- garage
    2 or 3 Rooms,in concrete
    bungalow,fireplace and conveniences f-*
    stropping
    Loan and Archibald, 29. W;ii; fi K) . .,
    TTUTT,
    Attachment, Is 6d. M'- J-X tion, garden, shed, Rooms,
    Thorndon. £675.old. Young's, Bbwen-st
    g ood order, sec-
    fowlhouso,£980; M'Lean and Archibald,29, Wiillis-at.
    offered. herbert and Montague sts.,- Alicetown
    Lower Hutt, or 279. Cuba-st.,Wetlington.
    Write 986, Evening Post. SCOTTISH 208,
    ress, Nelson,fare paid; Cooks,Gar-
    Quay—Wait-
    fa., if necessary. Write 970,Evg. Tea,atin 5, 10, and J2olb boxes: XSTANTED Farmhand, Milkers, Nursory-
    Tel. 24-095.
    ENILWORTH-92, Hill-sx., firet-clwi
    " Post. rV\TE supply. Tea in " small paokages at
    TV wholesale prices. Obtain a pound A BEL SMITH-ST.—Shop and 5 living CEYLONobtainable wholesale rices. p Only to Sell,--OakOval Mirror TO GROCSRS,ETC. ~ dener,
    Housemaid. - "

    \V^ NJTSD~Just °Pened: Bale Whits Accommodation. Vacancies for per- !TpO LET, furnished Flat, self-contained tnal packet. Ceylon Tea_nn__r), T r,nli° °a -C»- rooms; good section, suitable
    garage; cheapest, property in street; for from-Ceylon -Tea Co.. Dison"st 7
    h.
    T T Bedroom buite. -Call and inspect at
    Finch, 262, Adelaide-rd. WANTED, Situation, by experienced
    wholesale and retail grocer, STAR
    as
    Registry, 276,Quay—Temporary
    R eliable
    T°-Wels and Towellings' manent and casual Gardener, Couples, Several
    ■*-
    2s lirf^
    very sunny,Hobson-et. Tel. 1618. £1000
    PLUMBINCJ-It you
    lid to ?
    guests. Terms 12s 6d requwa > goo '
    & 7sr°ins 10d pair, Is to 23 6d ya?d per day. Permanents by arrangement. ri^O LET ,5-rd.House,respectable, must
    deposit £150. Baird.
    18, Gr<?y-st1 ' Plumber and a ntiafsctoi<y job don«d TflOR SALE. Maize Silk Sports Coat counter-hand, traveller, or storeman: ox-
    cellent references.Apply 978, Evg. Post. Farm Hands,
    Nurses, Waitresses.
    Keen value at Morgan's, 115,Cuba-st. Boxes * i ?l lm,Fi B£s?-; 6uit Cases17s 6d, Hat
    CabinTrunks 555. Call slo ■i-* ■\-EWTOWN (Hansoivst.J-t Room*;"! promptly, Tel. 20-982. C. W. ■*- suit shm figure, cheap.
    .Martin ' 13' splendid tone. 958, Ev#. Post. "Y"OUNG good w anted as
    = GLENDOWER HOUSK" -*- 6ne last ront-book. 57, Hopper-sk 37s 6d,-
    Boulcott Chambers minutes car, nicely painted
    arid M'ory-sti ■
    .
    Also, Violin,
    high-grade
    Man,
    travelling
    address,
    Specialty Sales-
    T^ANTED ACANCIES for Permanents and Cas- 7*pO LET, unfurnishedCottage, all con- bargains. pap- "*■'
    ■
    Jinown—Biscuit Forces XT ered throughout; price £750,.deposit Gramophone, double-spring WANTED TO SENT. mail ; remuneration high; needs motor-bika
    T \ .now ia stock; also large supplies » ual Boarders: terms reasonable
    good table: electric light. Tel 21-225"
    ->- -reniences, 4'rooms.. 74, Webb-st. T^URH^M-DUPLEX-Sfe^B^oTSet bal. as rent. Baird, 18, Groy-st
    £150 TVURHAM-DUPLEX Safet-^RSSrTIB" Archi:
    /^ABINET
    V; motor, perfect tone and model 'ANTED Rent, Furnished Bach and about £5 to start. "
    rpo -L' 21s set, now selling 7s
    6d M'Le^/ and Rona or Day's Bay, '

    - Evans
    LET,.FurnishedWhare, gas set ' M' Cheap. 51. Bay-rd.. December. Re- Apply to 948, Evg. Post.
    141-145, Willis-st. " J- electric light use conveniences, cooker, Lean a.nd Archibald,29, Willis-st.
    suit MT' :VIOTpRIA-4 ho j s°yds, n ßo^mirole-lfeor;
    OrientalBay ply, stating
    terms, locality, 897, Evg.
    VV A:wTiiD Known—Willow Calf Boot! BOARD REQUIRE"!! ; 2 gents. Apply 1, Hall-st. "OREAD with the highest foooV^aluTli ii j °-
    14- days. i?J!S,
    £1100; dei>osit ' car Possession "piNE quality Teas aow cttainable in
    £200.' Baird CONFECTIONERY Business,'central
    at wholesale prices. VV good turnover, spacious clean shop
    MH-LINERY.
    oJ
    25s <v stout, soles
    bale, Courtenay-pl. only.
    "Ti^AiNTiiJJ—Gauntlet
    >
    6d; usual price 47s fid: brands,
    Martin's
    going at
    loot "VTOUNG Man requires Board (end rpo
    X August) in private refined family ■*- friends,washing, mending, hot water
    where no other boarders kept. Hataitai bath,
    LET, Room, 2 single bods, suit your grocer to-day.
    including light. 10s eaoh. Apply
    .Qhiro.rd. - c J >O
    -D
    "^ S^DonW*^
    James's Bread. ; Get a loaf from Grcy-st.
    TTOME, near Constable-st.,
    AJL
    Doublel 355. We guarantee comfort range, porcelain bath, large section:
    rooms 1 floor, 0.1., calipho'nt,
    ■ '

    no climb 6
    18
    .*■."'. 'Ceylon ,
    7? fD!n
    REPAIRS
    anical
    U
    Tea P? Co..ckaf, c. s
    Duon-st. ;
    in Locks, Prircmses,Mech"- Gibson,220, Lambton-qy.
    Appliances; Safes Oyerhauled
    ?"u e?°Ln sioTck- L £225 walk-in; George
    tpbß , SALE, 3-h.p. Royal
    ■

    E"nSeldlwo~-
    fa
    "ANTED to Rent, 5-6 id. ilouse,
    Evg. Post.
    with option of buying. Writo 908 WANTED,
    a first-classMilliner, t«
    tako charge of
    ' Worlcroom. Apply C.our
    Cuba Street
    SMITH, LTD.
    ».» anda cream, Gloves,
    all wool to clear, 3s fid
    in fawn or vicinity preferred. Reply to 34,
    SS, sectlon and Repaired; Keys cut to.' any looki A speed kick-start; £23.. 5,' Severn- » T "CyANTJiD Rent, 6 or 7-rd. unfurnished
    TO PRESSERS. .
    ?iT; ?? Cofys>115, =
    2s lld 40>n
    Tweeds,Is Care J. .Bott,AUCKLAND,
    rpO LET, self-contained new 3-rd. Flat, V.b.h.,°Ul141,
    A separate entrance, gas,
    r
    be^- BewaP
    al Manners-st... orip imitations
    Kin_'s
    £1075. Reply 947, Evg. Pc^. ' Osborneand Co.. 58, Willis-Mt. ' fel 135-' Bt., Island Bay. Residence, for 2 years, must bo cen-
    tral; adult family; 6 months' rent in ad- WE have a Vacancy for ,a good Press-
    MOKE .
    lid. Morgan's, c.1.,rent roa- Vacant, 4-xd. HouaoTln g^od Tel. 1062. er. This is a good constant posi-
    "ryANTED sKnown-Special
    Cuba-st.
    City
    Ltd., Advertising Agents, sonablo. Apply 974,Evg.
    Chambers,Queen street, Post, Wholesome ~B7old~=lhlp, order, CIITY—
    ' necessary
    ! T ADY has Piano for Sale,good appear- vance.
    918, Evg. Post. _" tion for' the right man. J. T. Lewis,LW.,-
    6d and,nln^
    Table De «crt
    price of
    at
    44-45,
    Auckland. fpo LET, Accommodation!
    -I- rooms, with large shop, Houso,
    ~9 James's Bread. AH the real S
    corner of ness of wheat. At all grocere
    p-ood- ---no agents. Write 949, Evg Post
    conveniences;
    A PARTMENT House,.71^,. £„„" don't delay. M'Lean and
    £865-
    BURHAM-DUPLBX
    each. Sale onds in aj fow
    Safeiiy Razor,Is Apply
    days;
    vi "S?l 846. Evg.?,nd condition,
    Post. £40;' '
    no agents.
    "ANTED, by young lady, engaged ---189, Featherston-st. '
    during day, unfurnished Room,
    oo
    223 *j 20a the half-dozen. Knives, The Sims Parade ' Archibald 29* "PIOR SALE, Light 5-seater
    Car, as neivT "TAILORESS SALESWOMAN.
    and Onepu-rd., Lyall Bay. |)URHAM-DUPL£X-Sa!ety-^ioTrTs -t%. furnished (City)., owner leaving WilUs-st. ■_-;; -."A _u«le used; moderate with fireplace, use conveniences central
    Hardware.
    - -,
    Ap-
    TO LET.
    AY'S BAY—To Let, 4-rd. Bunga- Bay. RoweU's,
    ply Parade Tea. Room, Lvall j .4. TTh- onds in a few days- New Zealand this month. £250 lenSe Suites—:tOo to choose 69, Evg. Post. ■■
    price. Write Write 937, Evg. Post. WANTED, ■
    for Palmerston North,,
    Younjr Lady, take charge Lad-
    AJSTUU Jinown-60 pairs
    T V and Black Shoes,16s 9d. 6int7Ta"n
    Vy
    Martin's D— low, largo sleeping porch.
    of the Bay. Apply CharlesJ. Thorn- rpo
    Sunniest
    'Tol. 24-131.
    LET, Wallaceville,oho
    ' delay. M'Loan and
    Archibald, V R, e n«oL £l
    1? 6d wee Furnit"re insur-
    ik- CIHESTERFIELD
    "* from,
    ed £200. Buyers only, write 951, Evg. suites at £35, genuine bargains. At -■- skunk collar and cuffs, Coat, all the latest moquettes. £50 TjIUR COAT -lady's cloth heavy W "ANTED to Rent, 4 or 5-rd. Unfur- ies' Department; must bo tailoress of good
    nished House,moderate
    rent, refer- appearance. Apply Mr. Lewis, J. T.
    X tion, s:rd. Bungalow, everyniin.
    Money-wanted Sale, Sta-
    pl. only. Terminus,Courtenav- part conveni- T^RESSMAKINU, .every description tailor made ences if required. Writo 941, Evg. Post. Lewis, Ltd.. Featherston-st.
    ' ton, 7, Horbert-st. ence, rental 355. Key, Neil Cow's,opp XJ RemodelJing etc. M'Naughton's ROOMS, opposite Lambfcon
    D.F.S., 141, Manners-st., op-p. King's. unworn; owner leaving Dominion; cost
    ~
    TA[ AiNliiU Jinown-100 pairs Gents' Blinds, CurtairE, £20. First reasonable offer WANTED, small Shop, must be cen- SHORTHAND-T YPISTi
    » » Tan and Black Leather Slippers; all DAY'S BAY—To Lot, nice Furnished Kelburn-av.
    Hat, self-contained.Apply Jones,
    rpo Apply,
    : ' 256, Lambton-qy. Business
    LET4 a 2-rd. Furnished Cottage ing.fittings. Ring 1722 Jor_ appointment Owner
    ladies, evenl 8 (on flat), great prospective value
    selling, urgent.' ' £1600. 976 Eve'
    Station BLINDS—
    Cushions, Cushions.Everett's, Spe- Evg. Post.
    Curtains, accepted 851 T T tral, with living
    ' State accommodation
    rent and particulars to 198 Post WANTED, in
    Young Girl, for Position
    City Music Warehouse;good
    one price, 7s ,6d. At Martin's Boot Sale 140, Tasman-st. Fowlds's Building, " Mannere-st.
    cialists,
    MOTOR Bradbury,
    ■
    " Cycles, P. and M
    Courtenay-pl. only. TTIURNISHED Bed-Sitting-room, vac-
    X 1.30 to 2 p.m., 9a, Garrett-
    "T tT
    US ?Pc?ed>
    5 fee Range.of Gents', Post. ' ' 8-
    Tel. 22-220. Quotations frse. ; Rudgo, New Hudson, cheap. Uni' Agency, Newtown. prospects. Apply Box 1408, G.P.O.
    ~.
    TTTANTEjj Jtnown
    -.7 " Chrome Boots, — Gents' 15i X ant, conveniences,
    sewn soles,19s 9d. married
    I
    couple,
    suit friends or rpo
    harbour view. DU- 60
    st;
    LET, Furnished Flat, self-contain-
    t
    Lovett, ■»-?aiS?¥"i-' and
    Molesworth-st.
    ChiWren's Shoes J
    "
    ELBURN, Seotion,butt x 160ft £300"
    Apply Owner, Box 1474 GP "
    ORROCKSES'Shirts,5»9d;Pyjamas versal Cycle Co.. 61. Vivian-st.
    9d,
    ' O"' coats, 7s£2, at Brailsford's,
    Woollen Sox, Is 3d; Over- ■fcIOR.SALE, Evening
    ■
    "Wf
    "
    ANTED Rent, term optional, Self-
    contained furnished
    Dresses,Blouses, nished House, vicinity The Flat, or fur- WANTED,
    "■■ TO LADS AND BOYS.
    above, for our pressing,
    '
    Martin's Boot Sale, Courtenay-pl. Devon-st., Tef' 26-516. . X. od, 1 mm. Parliament- Buildings
    '
    JAMISS-B Bread will appeal to your Wellington. both shops. -*- and Lingerie, manufacturer's sam- Terrace, im- room; wages £1 per week. Apply
    .Tr^ I I1OR"
    only.
    W rANTED Known-See our great d]?
    play of Doulton Ware Plates in
    great variety, from Is 4d to 7s 3d and
    .
    IHURNISHED Double Bedroom suit,
    married couple, 2 friends, breakfast rpo
    tea optional. 9, Home-st.
    Tel. 3017.
    LET, Seatoun,4 Rooms,conveni- loaf. Your grocer aells it.
    X ences, rent 355. Apply
    ' Parton, Sea-
    ' palate. It's better bread.
    CHIMNEY SWEEP ~—
    SALE, JS-aron-New4-rd. Bu'rT-
    galow., every convenience sectim
    40 x !«, small deposit Inspection invted
    DURHAM-DUPLEX
    Lean and Archibald,29, Wfllis-st.
    Safeity Razor "Set, ples, below cost; deposits taken. 44, rr.ediate
    21s set, now selling 7rs 6d set. M'- Mein-st. (two doors above Daniel-si;.).
    fEIOB." SALE, Home-made
    possession.
    UfcjINESS Man desires
    modern
    Apply 969,Evg. Post. A.

    House,kitchenette;
    Lease 5-rd! 117. Customhouse-qy.
    r ental
    Levy, Ltd., Clothing Manufacturers.
    TO TAILORESSES. '.
    .The SimsHardware. each.
    "jmURNISHED Front Room,single beds' rpo LET, to
    toun. TTERB. TOMLINSON, practical Bargain. Apply, 10l,h house on rie-ht
    chim- Johnston-st. X
    ARE you displeased with, your present -"- pure, wholesome, . Sweets,fresh, not
    made daily. Ob- write exceeding 256, Evg. Post.
    £2 10s. Tel. 20-907 or
    - WANTED,
    experienced Coat Machine
    \\7 ANTED Known Ladies'
    »» Brogue Shoes, stojit soles, best — Tan
    & TWliils" S frie"da; te'" 6-'- young
    Ba3>- A inlsi,ed-iT.Se ,?oom board oPt!onal: 97. working, man, Fur-
    WTUdX 'T? a??Newtown. d ,■«*»*»<* clean". maTe^TdTSod
    ' toa? Theii go to the Ceylon Tea tainable at Boolieri'a,
    23, Manners-ijt and ists,
    requires Furnished Room A. Levy, Ltd., Clothing Manufacturer!,
    also Apprentices to. the Trade.
    Apply 20. M'Donald-cres.'
    Riddiford-«t. Tel. 24-472
    EIASTBOURNE-2-rd. Co., Dixon-st. ! 154, Cuba-st. ■ >
    CMOUPLE no objec- 117, Customhouse-qy.
    P~T~siCTSoN^owNii ;
    I Section. Sunny position
    makers; all going at. 18s 9d. Martin's rtROUND-Floor, large
    bale, Courtenay-pl.only. V^ Furnished Bed-Sitting-room front Double rpo LET, Single Furnished Bedroom"- LANS and Specifications "'
    George Gibson,Mahoe-st.,Eastbourne
    £375"
    PLANS new
    and Specification b drawn \mder I3ULLETS, W. Leghorns, 30, laying, tion.conveniences,
    Government Loan Act, 95 per cheap; Gramophone Recordßj 12in
    ' where
    Supply own linen,child crockery mat- MILLINERY.
    place. fire- X central. Apply ,
    15, Ellice-st. Buildings prepared for
    to suit your requirement XpASTBOURNE-4-rd. FuTnTshed~Cot: "cent. H. C. Lutf, Architect, 44, Overton latest, 30s doz. 89, Queen's Drive, Lyall tress,
    some blankets. Terms, 907 Evg. WANTED, Young Lady, to tako head
    T^7"ANTED Known—Large assortment etc. 146. Molesworth-st.
    LET, Largo Low Apply re'ncnte- XU tago, near beach. Very sunny posi- Hataitai. [ position in Millinery Workroom,
    V in" Juff
    reduced
    , ?' aU reduced;
    price. See our Crockery
    all Teapots T ARGE Furnished Double Bed-Sitting- TO
    Sittiiiß-room,
    Sunny. Furnished
    fireplace,
    Bed- fees. 25. Mein-st. tion. £650, terms. Gibson, Mahoe-st
    terrace, Bay. warehouse training preferred. Apply,
    bargains. J for X-i room, separate entrance; adults-
    tel., etc. 2, Nairn-st., top of Willis-st c.1., conveniences. 81, Hill-st., Tel!
    gas ring MONEY TO LEND.
    E have up to £1500to Lend on first
    W
    Eastbourne. '' DURHAM-DUPLEX Razor Blades, 3 ©NlP—Fish and Chips, £100 deposit-
    for 2?. 5 for 3s 3d.'-' M'Lean and O profit £10 weekly; 4 rooms, rent £3. MISCELLANEOUS. staling: experience, Madame Carle,Queen*
    St., Masterton.
    VI7ANTED Known—Hundreds of pairs
    T " of Ladies' and Gents' Boots
    City. '' 678.
    LET, one double Bed-Sitiing-room
    mortgage of approved freehold se-
    -11'3^
    T. VICTORIA-Oiv
    lor 6 Rooms bathroom, caliphont "clPiir^-^eT: Archibald, 29, Willis-st. Owner il. Venables,268,
    wholesale to the public, pound or ©NIP—Grocery, owner , retiring tak- V^ Salve. Obtainable from W. H Corn
    Lambton-qy.
    QORNS Cured by using Coy's
    sacrificedat any old price. Martin's Big
    to be OWER HUTT-6 Rooms,handy sta-
    TiO all conveniences, fatate mortgace *nin' ?|'KA JL a ton. Only from Oeylon Tea Co., IO Coy MISCELLANEOUS.

    *^°^
    gas ring, h. and 0., all con- ings last week £204, profit' £40 Chemist,Newtown.
    Boot
    T^TANTED
    Sale, Courtenay-pl.
    Known—Lawn
    only.
    tion, large section and -ardon; 355;
    bring last rent-book.
    Lambton-c|v. Vcnablcs, 268, I
    iron,
    vepiences. 9. Nairn-st. .*
    / rpo LET, Furnished and
    ' THE LAMBTON TAILOR
    £1750,
    Lambton-qy.
    £500 cash. George Gibson, 220 Dixon-st;
    ' . '
    1 fid DINING Chairs.;
    '
    all
    - showing
    Vonables,
    20
    268.
    per cent. Terms arranged
    Lambton-qy.
    EM- WHY infer that tickling in
    '.' , tnroat? Ask for Thornton's Cough Coy's Worm Curewell.
    the
    "'
    children
    —
    OTHERS Take heed. Keep the
    Get a supply oE
    »». your next consideration.Mowers Sco our
    aro
    'ANTED to Let, Motor Garare; also, X Rooms, single and double.Unfurnished WILL inako you a guaranteed AARAMA-GRES.-SubsUnTiar^rd ' JLvU designs, from 12s 6d; Cheats,25s
    beautifu! IG X and Coach-builtSidoohair from W. H, Coy, Chem-
    largo stocks,prices from 50s. The Sims Stnblea. Apply 118. Moxliam-av. st.. corner Webb-at. 305,Cuba- .
    weight English Navy- Sonrnheavy- Si,;>
    Houso, all conveniences Chip vim
    Kitchen Tablos, 12s 6cl;.Kerbs, 2s
    ■

    6d: Sale; cheap for cash.


    for Tablots. Surerelief. 64. Mannpra-st
    121,Adelaido- "TkURHAM-UUPLEX Safety Razor lZ
    ist, Nowlown.
    Hardware. ■ hand stitched; £& 15s. lgjgbteg £2100. G. S. Hill,and Co., 360,
    Lambton- Palm Stands,3s. 6d.- D.F.S., 141, Man- rd; now- M<L°anand Archi- "VTOTICE
    to Land Agents.—My
    Pro-'

    .
    ANTED. Married Couple to share pOMFORTABLK double Bed-SittinT- ;
    DURHAM-DUPLEX
    each. Greatestvalue everRazor,
    Safety "is W: House. Kolburn,2.rooms,partly fur- V-' room, ground floor, uao of conveni-
    offered. nished, use of all convenience!. Box 905, enceß, 0.l. 1,. tel., h. and c.
    <\r-_
    HATA
    ___!

    ITAI-BungalowTl^sTlu^hTd"
    -' ricrs-st., opp. King's.-
    ■

    Trunks 555'.-.-HaS Boxes 555,


    T7IOR SALE, Rhode Island Reds, pri^e"- bald. 29,
    Suifc X' winnerßat Palmerston and
    iii oo" wml-
    Wilhs-st.
    11 perty. situated
    hampore, is withdrawn 65, Herald-st.. Ber-
    from sale.—E' 4v-
    M'Leajiand Archibald, 180, Molea-
    - 6 Rooms, beam arid
    Carrara ceiling C^ABTN Welling-
    DUJN'T cough. Take Welcome Cough Mi^bnUl l
    29, Willis-si. worth-st,, near Govornm^nt 'Buildirjgs. ! aad £250
    * Second MortXaBe. G. S. Hill handy tram,' sunny. £1550,. Pl
    Casesi-7s,6cl.'-cheapest in town, all ton. Pullets ,12s 6d each. Settings of ecia
    ) ■

    Co., Liunbton-qy, Opp,: Bank K.Z. S Truvelluig Bag:. : JS'.Wolfe/ Boul- from prire fowl £1 Is. D.- Campbell, on Mixture, better than anything else
    G. S; Hill and Co.,560, L'irabToa-qy? ' tfinde cott Charnberi. . ■
    :' Camp-rd., Lower Hutt. earth.
    ' Chemiit, Kilbirnie. Obtainable from Eraser, the BOOT Importer wants Partner, lady "or
    gent one
    pounds preferred. willing to Evg
    "
    invest-f«w
    Write 065, p^
    2

    THE EVENING POST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1923


    THEATRE.
    SHORTT'S
    HORTT'S THEATRE. STRAND TRAND THEATRE.
    THEATRE.
    PRINCESS THEATRE.
    RINCESS THEATRE. GOODNEW9! '
    GREAT NEWS!
    Continuousfrom 11 a.m. to 10 p.in
    TO-DAY!
    Manners street. PARAMOUNT & ARTCRAFT ON TOP AGAIN! ON TOP AGAIN !
    UNREST IN PALESTINE NOXIOUS WEEDS
    NOWSHOWING. TO-NIGHT!
    COMMENCING TO-DAY, at U.
    COMMENCINGTO-DAY, at 11. A" Wonderful Triple Feature Programme. (D- A Unique NOW SHOWING! NOW SHOWING! QUEEN'S. ■ra&cSffiK M
    QUEEN'S. THE ZIONIST MOVEMENT ACTION BY FARMERS' UNION
    Paramount Present
    Beautiful
    MARION DAVIES
    i
    No. I.—
    Diokens'3 Great Work Brought to the WILLIAM
    Screen.
    WILLIAM S. HART
    S. HART
    WILLIAM S. HART Scoresa
    WILLIAM S. HART a
    Array of Spticials.
    A Unique Array of Specials, i
    i
    TOM MIX
    la
    2.30.
    — TO-DAY! TO-DAY!
    ANOTHER EXTRA SPECIAL SUPER ATTRACTION! — 7.45. BISHOP AVERILL'S OBSER-
    VATIONS.
    A committee of the New Zealand
    Farmers' Union submitted a recommen-
    dation to the annual conferenceof that
    MARION DAVIES organisation to-d.ay urging
    MARION DAVIES JACKIE COOGAN, WILLIAM S. HART Bull's,eve
    WILLIAM S. HART Again, "FOR BIG STAKES." ' THE YEAR'S MOST SUCCESSFUL PICTURE: An interesting illustrated lecture on time has arrived "That the
    MARION DAVIES
    MARION DAVIES,
    JACKIE COOGAN,
    JACKIE COOGAN, WILLIAM S. HART " TTTT7 Palestine, its manifold interest to the question can be when the noxious weeds
    no longer delayed, and
    MARION DAVIES,
    MARION DAVIES,
    MARION DAVIES,
    JACKIE COOGAN,
    JACKIE COOGAN,
    JACKIE COOGAN,
    , In
    "WHITE OAK."
    "WHT.EE OAK."
    yet, in winch Ins wonderfulhorse takes a leading part.
    DON'T MISS IT!
    GENTLEMAN PROM AMERICA"
    WITH AN ALL-STAR
    world at large, and as the historical that very drastic measures should be
    land administered under British man- taken to keep them in check, especially
    on Crown and Native-owned land."
    Bill's "WHITE OAK." including CAST, date, was delivered to a large and ap-
    MARION DAVIES, JACKIE COOGAN, £ number of speakers alluded to the
    ■ ■

    MARION DAVIES,
    MARION DAVIES,
    JACKIE COOGAN,
    I1 \
    Very "WHITE OAK."
    Best "WHITE OAK."
    Together with LOUISE LORRAINE, preciative audience at the Leys
    Insti- diinculties surrounding the whole ques-
    tion of dealing with the various pests—
    In and as ■
    To "WHITE OAK."
    Date.
    JOHN
    GILBERT, CARMEN PHILLIPS, tute, Ponsonhy, on Tueaday evening hy
    Ur A. W. Amill, Anglican especially the Californian thistle and
    Star of "When Knighthood Was In ■'"v "WHITE OAK." Bishop
    : Flower," " OLLYERTWIST."
    " OLIVER TWIST." "WHITE OAK." In HOOT GIBSON. of Auckland. blackberry. #
    A proposal to refer the matter to the
    " OLIVER TWIST." The story of a gamblin' man, vho was A DUKE FOR A NIGHT! riie iJi»Jiop c.»i,l that thp. deliverance
    In Cosmopolitan Film Corporation's
    Great Eight-Reel Special Attraction,
    " OLIVER TWIST."
    " OLIVER TWIST."
    white all through, and who braved death
    a hundred times to save his feillows "CALVERT'S VALLEY."
    A STRONG
    of Ialentmt, frwn tha misrule of Turkey
    ,,
    meant itn ,| eli'/BW c : ;„,„ centuries
    CountiesConference was negatived. >
    Df. C. J. Eeakes,Director-General of
    Agriculture, remarked, that one difficulty
    " OLIVER TWIST." (2)- DRAMATIC. STORY OF MYSTERY, AND of BUignatiwi. Although
    8. littl. ; coun-
    BEBE DANIELS, KOMAISCE, showing (lie Triumph of a StrongADVENTURE, Man's Soul. DE LUXE SUPPORTING FILMS, including- try, of twelv<> iUm&swi u,iU-a muntu,
    was that the Act as it stood at present
    "ADAM AND EVA." The thing you've laughed and cried over BEBE DANIELS. \ wa3 not applicable to present-day con-
    " ADAM AND EVA." unfoldedin scene upon scene of the adven- BEBE DANIELS, GAZETTE—INTERNATIONAL" NEWS ""» geographical positiwi, situated be ! ditions. The law made no provision
    " ADAM AND EVA." . tures of the workhouse waif. BEBE DANIELS,
    COMEDY.
    Supporting Items:
    INTEREST-BURTON HOLMES THAVELOGUE
    twficri Lgypt anf / Syria, «, ».I, (:
    caravan route, had made it to the Eaet great "'I. diuy loca,' expression of opinion as to
    " ADAM AND EVA." ,
    " ADAM AND EVA."
    ADAM AND EVA."
    '"' OLIVER TWIST."
    In
    "SHE COULDN'T HELP It|"
    SCENIC. NEWS.
    COMEDY-BUDDY MESSENGER in " SMARTY." what Lelgiurn had l fte! v , ,
    Californian thistle were noxious weeds
    the \V6«t.
    "a nether plants such as ragwort or
    " " OLIVER TWIST." "SHE COULDN'T HELP IT." A SPECIALLY ARRANGED
    MUSICAL SCOREWILL BE PLAYED BY H had been the scene
    or not. Under the Act they
    of mighty ton-
    were no»ou6
    ■■■■'" ADAM AND EVA."
    " OLIVER TWIST '? "SHE COULDN'T HELP IT>' OUR ORCHESTRAS: In Addition: quratg m tlm PaH.
    weeds throughout the Dominion.'
    Jcnmlttn heW ;m 'The
    "SHE COULDN'T HELP IT>
    "
    ADAM AND EVA." " OLIVER TWIST."
    A girl thief, pursued by the police, hid PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT
    A SPECIAL CUBICAL TREAT
    WILLB^PaOVmEn
    FOR OUR PATRONS,
    houth I'aiegtine amorist the
    unportant !»*<.
    cities if authorities were now in the invidious
    pomtion
    Two Hours of Side-Splitting Laughter. A-triumph complete with the human es- horselfin an old carriage drawn up before
    1400 years [i.C. It had of allowing ragwort and Ca-li-
    been deitroycl hy Assyria,,*, Philis- loroian thistle to gro\v at will iv some
    The merry story of a millionaire who sence of Dickens's wonderfultale. (Director-MR: C. PARNELL). 8
    couldn't manage his flapper daughter, No. 2.—
    "ADAM AND EVA."
    the station portals. And when the old
    Bishop drove off he carried the trembling
    girl into a now life of friends,romance, MAKE SURE OFYOUR SEATS.
    (Directress-MRS. A. WRIGHT).

    BOX PL\NS-
    ' QUEEN'S GEAO' ORCHESTRA
    Winch, by the way, is tho Biggest and But Orchestra in Wellington, will play
    tines, Arab*, Tersian.,, I'arthianß, Rom-' districts, whereas in other parts of the
    aria, Crugaf ers, and MoMemn. It had cf/untry the. farmers were I'rgimr the
    «■Hi.eM«| the rise Government to take oVastic steps against
    "ADAM AND EVA." A Drama of Love and Sacrifice, and honour. £Rp
    P?\?4^£ T ,AT UTILITY, or Telephone 21-842.* and fell and partial the
    pest. There was at present before
    .
    Adapted from the well-known pßav, the Full Musical Scorefrom rwtwatlon and nu^equent rlfeintegtation
    "■ADAM AND EVA." FOR ARTCRAFT AT BRISTOL^ or Telephone 3470.
    "ADAM AND EVA." FRANK KEENAN, "IN THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE.'" Telephone Bookings kept till 7.45 p.m. only. BIZFVT'S GRAND OPERA, CARMEN." ■" of the Jcwii,h riatioll Kor near]
    t
    Parliament a small amending Bill which
    FRANK KEENAN, "IN THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE." THIS MUSICAL TREAT WILL PLEASE ALL. hou«a nd yea,-5 ft had been tho Holy would remove some of the existing an-
    "ADAM AND EVA," (3)- Lund to rnrilum* of ChriHtianH. omalies. To be effective, local condi-
    FRANK KEENAN, and for
    merry modern Eden of lovely FRANK KEENAN, Mack Sennett Comedy,
    _JVadostown^Car8 leave cornar of Cuba and Vivian Streetsafter the -how. many centum, one ot the sacred places tions must to some extent governthe
    What a jazz palaces, and lounging lovers FRANK KEENAN, "FRESH FROM THE CITY." of th« Mohammedans. measures to be adopted. That was the
    gowns, "FRESH FROM THE CITY."
    Flapper Eva was living in.
    & Comedy Paradise;an Eden of Laughs.
    I
    FRANK KEENAN,
    In W-
    Two Reels of Fun and Laughter. EMPRESS THEATRE. 15th BATTERY, N.Z.A. ARABS SUSPICIOUS AXD BE-
    SENTFL'L.
    reaaon why county councils had been'in-
    vited to take a hand in the adniinistrii-
    tion of the x\ct. :■ ' "

    | 'A Century .Comedy, THE BEST THEATRE IN WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON CORPORATION TRAM-
    ■

    "" THE MASTER MAN."


    THE MASTER MAN " "SHIPWRECKEDAMONGANIMAfiS"
    "SHIPWRECKED Open from 11 a.m. till Sleepytime. JMTEMBERS and their Friends and Pa-
    trons of Navals' Boating Society's
    WAYS. Uith regard to the present position,
    it must be remembered that the city the
    Mr. F. S. Bowen (Gisborne). described
    blackberry as the most dangerous
    SecondFeature: ! " THE MASTER MAN." GAZETTE,
    AMONGANIMALS"
    recent Dances are reminded of Dance at NORTH AND SOUTHISLAND FOOT- was captured by the Arabs. noxious weed in the Dominion. Jhii
    " THE MASTER MAN." SERIAL. NOW A.D 637
    Metro's Notable Masterpiece, I "THE MASTER MAN." POPULAR
    POPULAR PRICES.
    PRICES. SHOWING! NOW SHOWING! Navals' Hall, Jervois quay, at 8 p.m. T0- BALL MATCH. and with the exception
    of the interval
    weed very materially lessened the value
    of our exports. ■

    A PICTURE THAT WILL ECHO IN YOUR HEART LIKE MAGIC MELODY. MORROW, 4 th August. SATURDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1923. h. imo to
    W3S
    ,caP tured by the Crusaders It was agreed to urce the passing of
    He thoughthe was secure upon his throne
    '"" "
    YOUTH TO YOUTH." 1099, be ,-aaken by Turkomans the Noxious Weeds Bill now beforePar-
    as the politicnl party but
    ■■'■"■""
    "YOUTH TO YOUTH."
    "YOUTH TO YOUTH."
    the ruler of
    along came Light, Honesty, Determina-
    .. .. GERARDY CONCERTTO-NIGHT. your
    Do you often wondor why certain
    Pictures thrill so deeply and linger in JUMBLE SALE.
    f-r Rorsthree to Island Bay or Berhampore,
    i!ri
    "OETWEEN 1.30 and 3.0 p.m. Passon- tu y VT"d half of tl)e olcve"Ui ««-
    lale«t,n c had been more or less
    liament, and invite the support of the
    " YOUTH TO YOUTH." tion, and the King- fell .. fell to rise GERARDYCONCERTTO-NIGHT. memoryami make you feel happier—pictures like " The Miracle Man," "
    Hnnaoresque,"
    A JUMBLE SALE will bo held in the holthns (3) or four (4) SectionCon- subject to the Turks up to the time of
    approaching CountiesConference, in. tak-

    - - . "" "Over tho Hill"?


    "YOUTH TO YOUTH." more. injr steps to deal with noxious weeds.
    119 cession Tickets will be at, Liberty by °Cneral A»«iby in
    " YOUTH TO YOUTH." A picture thnt stirs tho blood and quickens First Performancein New Zealand of.
    <»n\rPTniP\?^lreuthataroyouraro btlt this Ponsonby Hall, Abel Smith street, 1 rayel via any Car going to the Athletic
    to qi?
    , urT°
    YOUTH TO YOUTH." the pulse. SIR EDWARD ELGAR'S CONCERTO &UMLIHING ' see, but isit ono
    can't
    of tllem- T)iere is in '<■ THAT
    gets you and holds you in its power. fark and transfer to an Island Bay Car <v i
    le Prtsent time, according
    CROSS COUNTRY
    of»St wblcll
    YOUTH TO YOUTH." No. 3.— FOR 'CELLO.
    ■
    TO-MORROW(Saturday). at tho Park, without, extra charge. f"* 118'77thf: Population
    « is
    "YOUTH TO YOUTH." LARRY SEMON, SPECIAL MATINEE, 761,647,
    7filfid7
    " YOUTH TO YOUTH.": LARRY SEMON,
    LARRY SEMON,
    TO-MORROW,2.30
    (Request Programme).
    "MIGHTY LAX' A ROSE." TIME, 1.30. D. M-GILLIVR.AY,
    TrafficManager.
    Mohammedans (Arabs); 11.5 p ei CPnt. NEW ZEALAND
    Lhnstians (var.ous); 10.6 per cent,
    - CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    fl'he story of a girl who refusedto be a and 0.9 per cent, other religions.Jews,
    party to a mismated marriage. The Prince of Funmakevs, in TOWN HALL.
    Direction, E. J.
    TOWN HALL..
    Gravostock.
    Tender and Beautiful—with Smilesthat
    the picture that will come back to you you
    gcttame
    may wipe away a tear. Such is
    in gladness like tho "echo of an unfor-
    song. It is a Etory not easily told—for words aro empty things to
    W' ELLINGTON
    TRAMWAYS.
    CORPORATION
    was only fair to point out that the
    had not held Palestine since its Jews
    It The New Zealand Cross Country
    Championships are to be held over the
    Supports Include:
    "THE COUNTERJUMPER."
    "THE COUNTERJUMPER."
    "THE COUNTERJUMPER."
    .
    TO-NIGHT At 8
    TO-NIGHT At 8
    TO-NIGHT
    TO-NIGHT
    tell of something that is beyond words. TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.
    NORTH AND~SOUTH ISLAND
    WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL.
    FOOTBALL TRAFFIC: ATHLETIC
    ture by the Romans 8.C., and that they Canterbury
    Had only
    cap-

    had a very precarious hold Otago, Canterbury, and Wellington


    College course at Christ-
    church to-morrow. Teams representing
    JTorchy. Comedy, Travelogue, Gazette,
    Etc. Full Supporting Programme. TO-NIGHT At 8
    MATINEE, TO-MORROW,at 230
    TO-NIGHT 'MIGHTY LAX' A ROSE."
    Laughter and Tears, Joys and Sorrows. The
    FOOTBALL MATCH. PARK. M°JL c "COUlltry after the return r;f to compete.
    y,WJ of them from Babylon by the left for the South last .evening, 16 as
    The Wellington team, which
    are

    MATINEE. TO-MORROW,at 2.30. Thrill of something and both SPECIAL CARS WILL RUN FROM decree of Cyrus. In view of these facts, follows:—D.Todd, A. Barclay. A. Page,
    BRITANNIA,
    HITANNIA,
    Continuousfrom
    11 a.m. Daily.
    Prices as usual:

    FULLERS'
    Tel. 3299. FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF
    JEAN GERARDY,
    JEAN GERARDY,
    Magic and Heartsease blended into o GroatMedley
    PLAYED ON THE HEARTSTRINGS BY DOROTHYMACKAIL,
    JAMiS RENNIE, and ANDERS RANDOLF.
    of Human Emotion. LAMBTON STATION TO ATHLETIC
    PARK from 1.40 p.m. ON SATURDAY,
    4th AUGUST. FARE, 6d.
    . SATURDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1923.
    NORTH ISLAKD~SOUTH ISLAND. tine Declaration,
    the lecturer pointed out
    four that the Bal- A R. Watson,and T. Wilsnn,' with Mr.
    establishing in Pales- E. Shaw as manager. G. Dome (Hutt
    a national home for
    the Jewish Valley Harriers) will also be competing
    JEAN GERARDY, people, was decidedly unpopular
    FULLERS' D. M'GILLIVRAY, "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the with ior individual honours.
    NOW SHOWING. JEAN GERARDY, . Traffic Manager. Arab population, who had for some was unable to make Rosetrip, fWairarapaj
    'An All-Australian Picture. HIS IS
    MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
    MAJESTY'S THEATRE
    JEAN GERARDY,
    The World's GreatestVioloncellist.
    SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SUPPORTINGPROGRAMME.
    THE ENGLISH DERBY, the ClassicRaco from Start to Finish.
    from 1.30 p.m. until the close of the
    match, Iraffio will proceed to the Park twelve centuries regarded Palestine as an attack of influenzaearly in the week,
    the owing to

    .
    Humour and Pathos and Direction John Fuller and L td. "THE EDUCATOR," A "Lloyd Hamilton" Comedy. via Rintoul street, returning to the City part of their country, and who but will be
    Comedy,
    Tragedy, TO-NIGHT, at 3.
    Sons,
    SATURDAY, 2.30
    GEORGE STEWART M'MANUS. via Luxford street and Adelaide road. sisted the British in delivering had as- available for selection in the
    it from New Zealand team. After the race .to-
    THIRD .WEEK! EMPRESSNEWS FILM. The World's News Pictorially presented. JTVHE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD. Park Cars south of Main Door of
    ,
    "«kt
    "THE DINKUM BLOKE." THIRD WEEK! MISS ESSIE ACKXAND, Contralto. Pavilion, as directed by the Traffic In- "intensified by The feelinS of suspicion was morrow the team to represent New -Zea-
    '
    "THE DINKUM BLOKE." And TO-NIGHT M. GERARDY WILL By far the Largest Importers of British spector) the unwise action of the land at the New South Wales and Aus-
    "THE DINKUM BLOKE." BOOMING LIKE A BROADSIDE, PLAY: Pianos m the Dominion. Zionists, and simmering troubles cul- tralasian cross country championships
    "THE DINKUM BLOKE "
    "THE DINKUM BLOKE "
    "THEDINKUM BLOKE "
    . -laying to absolute capacity nightly.
    Everybody's raving about
    NAT PHILLIPS AND ROY RENE
    Xt

    In their crowning triumph


    Concertoin E Minor
    Serenade
    Valse Lento
    Edward Elgar
    H. Sitt
    Boellmann
    THE EMPRESS SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA
    OF TEN SOLOMUSICIANS,The Only Truly GreatOrchestrain Wellington.
    Under the distinguished conductorship of MR. M.
    DIXON.
    ENGLAND'S GREATESTPIANOS:
    JOHN BROADWOODAND SONS.
    WILLIAM SAMES.
    JNO. R. PALMER.
    Town Clerk. minated in the refusalof
    take part in the election the Arabs to Sydney this month will be chosen by
    of the Legis- Messrs. Clarke" (Otago), C. H. Taylor
    lative Council, which only allowed them (Canterbury), and S. Hall (Wellington),
    in

    "THE DIiNTKUM BLOKE." Vlt° D. Popper \V ill play a programme of Superlative, WALTER COLLINSON.
    AND MO AS POLICEMEN." Le Gygno Music, including:—Liebestraume (Liszt), COLLARD AND COLLARD.
    twelve out of twenty-five members,al- acting under the chairmanship of a
    mem-
    Featuring ,','STIFFY
    "STIFFY AND MO AS POLICEMEN." Hungarian Rhapsody ...:
    Saint-Saens
    Liszt-Popper
    Lullaby (Shutt), Prolndo to the Doluge (Saint Saens), Suite "Harvest Theme"
    (Haydn Wood), Ballet of the Flowers (Hadley), Dansaute (Roase).
    though they formed an overwhelming ber of the Cjuncil of the New Zealand
    BABY GRANDSand PLAYER PIANOS MUSICAL- HAPPINESS FOR majority of the population. The lec- Amateur Athletic Association... Mr. Hall
    ■
    - ...ARTHUR TAUCHERT.
    ARTHUR TAUCHERT.
    ot-,4?, intonsely hilarious production.
    SPARKLING WITH LIFE, LAUGH-
    Berceuse
    Etc., Etc.-
    Schubert Box Plan at The Bristol till 5 p.m., then at Theatre. Telephone 3442.
    GRAMOPHONES—AII
    a. Specialty.
    sizes Rnd Prices.
    ALL YOUR FAMILY. turer enumerated the difficulties which leaves for the South to-night. Welling-
    stood in the way of a smooth and amic- ton won the New Zealand cross country
    TER, MELODY, AND MOVEMENT. TO-MORROW MATINEE, REQUEST Including the famoua PT^HE value of music in the
    - ; ■
    SecondFeature,
    FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE.
    PROGRAMME.
    SendRequests to E. J. Gravestock,
    HIS MASTER'S VOICE,
    METRONOLA,and -*" home cannot be over-esti- able working of the Constitution. championship last year, gaining tlie pos-
    sible points. Todd was the .individual
    "THOUGHTLESS WOMEN."
    " THOUGHTLESS WOMEN." Brilliant Success
    PAT AND PAULA HANSON,"
    Nightly of. ' - Midland Hotel ,
    EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. COLUMBIA.
    Fnces and-Terms to suit ' all. ■We.Vinvite
    mated. Think of all the
    hours of pleasure that your many
    ily will onjoy when you have a
    fam-
    JEWS UNWILLING TO OCCUPY
    THE LAND. champion.
    " The
    THE~BRISTOL. ."■*-"'" .."..''" . inqjiiry. -" '..■■ . New Zealand team is to leave for
    A page torn from the lives of women who
    sacrificedeverything that counts for. the
    A Delightful
    JAMES MORRISSEY,
    Dancing Act. PLANS AT
    Reserved Seats,7a 6d; Unreserved 5s IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Sheet arid Book Music, Small Instrui
    ■
    -
    Piano.
    Select
    .Although....he had. no.-.: anti-Semitic fediiey.by^thejtrarama
    feelings, and-.-sympathisedl-,
    with the
    on- Friduy.next.
    possession of Riches and Luxury, Australia's Stock Whip Champion. and 3s. All prices plus ta*. merits. Strings, Reeds,. Player Rolla. every- your instrument at Jews in their desire for a national
    ■"
    Day Salesat the Blue Bird Confection- ©R. JACK'S CURE FOR THE thing for every musioian and lover of musio Begg'a—the oldest-established Pi-
    Featuring WINNIE EDGARTON, "BLUES" has been so successful home,he thought the declaration was
    ALMA RUBENS. ; The Girl with tho GloriousVoice. ery, next GrandOpera House.
    to parties of students;
    induced him to remain in Wellington for another week. " .we have
    that can be obtained from ano People in New Zealand. Our
    British Pianos are famedfor mag- premature and not sufficiently METEOROLOGICAL
    MELLO AND NELLO, Concessions THE BRISTOL PIANO nificenttone, wide expression, ered (reports the "Auckland consid-
    Good Supporting Items. ' and- Star") li-
    MELLO AND NELLO,
    Skilful Balancers and Acrobats.
    FOR ONE MORE WEEK. CO., LTD.,
    smooth accent.
    Agents for Hopkinson, Wind-
    I the country was large enough to hold WELLINGTON WEATHER
    Telephone 358. ". the Jewish
    nation, and if the Jews
    '
    HUGE SUCCESS! Prices: Is, Is 6d, and 2s 6d; Reserves, I TJOXING. EXCLUSIVE TO EVERYBODY'STHEATRE
    EXCLUSIVE TO EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. WELLINGTON over, Witton Witton. Rogers; also
    the only genuine Pianola Player
    generally desired to. return and
    a united Jewish form MIIDAY, 3rd AUGUST.
    HUGE SUCCESS! 3b (plus tax); MONDAY NEXT, Piano. nation, develop the
    Bos Plan at The Bristol—after5.30 at " DR. JACK " is due in the SouthIsland after the Everybody's Season. country and the spirit of nationhood, he The Moon—Last quarter, sth day, G.54 a m
    Everyone Pleased with Ladies' Night! Burnett's,next Theatre.
    tre 22-669 after 7 p.m.
    Telephone Thea- FAIRHALL ' TOWN
    (Australia)
    HALL, at 7.45.
    Consulting Hours: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
    Convenient terms arranged if
    desired. would have every sympathy with that new moon, 12th day, 10.48 p.m.; first quarter'"
    desire, but the wording of the Declara- 19th day, 5.12. p.m.;.full moon, 20tu day .io
    FUNERAL NOTICE.
    Participate in this Fascinating Pastime.
    " Book your seats
    and be sure. | FAIRHALL (Australia) THE INIMITABLE tion assumes that Jews generally will P-iu- ...
    ! FAIRHALL (Australia) Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. GHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., not leave their present lioiv.es, and there __The Sun-r.ose to-day, Oh 57m a.m.; sets, 4b
    HAROLD LLOYD THE aim p.m.. lliees to-morruw, Oh 50m a.m.;
    Prepare for thev Book Carnival to be held

    CIOLO'S'SEUM
    within a fortnight at the
    ROLLER RINK SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY.
    TO-NIGHT.
    i
    I
    .
    v. SMITH (Australia),
    v. SMITH (Australia
    v. SMITH (Australia).
    *'■; "DR. JACK," ■
    Sprague ore respeotfully invited to
    attend the Funeral of their beloved son,
    Jack Gerard,which will leave the Mortu-
    ary Chapel of Robert H. Wilson and Son,
    Manners street, Wellington. was
    sentee
    a danger that the country

    landlords in London and New Temperature in


    may 4h oam p.m. Bright Sunshine: Yesterday-
    really be owned and controlled by ab- morning, 5h sni; afternoon, 3h 15m; total, 4h
    sets,

    'OLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK' Complete j Two "Top Notch" Lightweights in their John street, at 9.30, to-morrow, 4th xork. Hie-genius of the
    Jew at the Shade—Maximum, 53.3deg.
    Vivian Street. ' A Paramount Picture ofthat Brings
    Change Programme.
    first meeting. Supporting Picture: August, for Karori Cemetery. present time is not pastoral pursuits minimum, 81.2c1eg.; mean, 42.2deg.
    3 SESSIONS DAILY You but commerce and finance, and unless Kainfull—TotalNU-Toui for the. 24 hours: preceding
    Outof Your Soat
    2.30 to 4,30;5.30 to 7; 7.30 to 10 p.m. "RACING HEARTS,"
    Cheering,
    DON'T MISS THIS. "ALL'SFAIR IN LOVE." the Zionists are prepared tc develop mont.u°u^,r
    to date during tiic
    "RACING HEARTS," PASSING OF VETERANS dUhtrii* in Palestine ha .kubted if fclin-lU \\ md—Velocity of the wind for the 21 hours
    -JSLAND ßAY U^elsll Featuring . PRICES: 5s and 2s plus tax. Book-
    Starring
    Funeral of the late Mr. Edward settlement wou.'d he a success. So f-ir preceding ft a.m. to-day—o.« miles per hour
    TO-NIGHT!
    t tre
    TO-NIGHT!
    Agnes Ayres, Lovelier than Ever.
    Theodore Roberts,and his Cigar,
    ing, fee Is.
    6d,
    No extra charge
    doors if purchased in advance. for early RICHARD DIX. THE Goodall will leave The Terrace Con-
    gregational Churchat 10.30 a.m. To-mor- MR. WILLIAM HAY.
    some 16,000or 18/00 jews had llurometer—Yesterday,9 a.m., 30.49: to-day
    returned 9 a.m., 31).ai.; noon, 30.25.
    AND TO-MORROW'NIGHT.' Handsome Richard Dix, and a Racing street. Box Plan at Ned Perry's, Manners row (Saturday), 4th August, 1923,for the
    under the Zionists' fi.-ig, hal many had
    Car. Early door tickets also at Len EVERYBODY'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA Karori Cemetery. left again, and reports as to ihb sitis SYNOPSIS OF LAST 24 HOURS.
    "MR BILLINGS iSPENDSHIS DIME " Another Maori War veteran passed faction of those
    And INA CLAIRE, in What a Combinationof Stars,with an All Bowman s, Lambton quay. THIS THEATRE IS DISINFECTED TWICE DAILY. ISAAC CLARK AND SON, away at the Veterans' Home,Onehunga, conflicting. If Palestine waswere
    remaining High pressure still rules, but lias shown a
    very decreasing tendency since yesterday, anil east-
    Star Cast of Players Supporting 27, Wingfield street. on Tuesday in the person of Mr. Will- country, and did not contain places an empty erly breezes .have bucked to northerlics. The
    "POLLY WITH A PAST." "RACING HEARTS," Reserves at Bristol till 5 p.m., afterwardsat Theatre. Ring 50. held weather lias been fair to cloudy, and the night
    A Paramount Double Bill. "RACING HEARTS," EUCHRE! EUCHRE! iam Hay, 83 years of. age, who lias .m sacred veneration by Christians was very cold everywhere, hard frosts occur-
    A Hurricane of Thrills and a Cyclone of been an inmate of the home since 1906. and
    Laughter. mO-NIGHT, in CaledonianHall, Tory FUNERAL CARD. A native of Glasgow, Scotland Mr. Hay Mohammedans, one could have had more ring in many parts.
    lY 0UN£- CITIZENS' LEAGUE.
    Excellent List of Supporting Pictures. ■*■_ street, nt 8 o'clock sharp. First-
    prize. Lady and Gent., £1
    ri\HE Friends of the late Percy James
    X Cotilin Ryan, son of Mrs. Mary came to New Zealand as a young man, but he anticipated manydifficultiesand
    hope for the success of the movement TO-DAY'S WEATHER.
    GIRLS' WEEK-END Order; second Elizabeth Rvan, aro rospeetfully invited and enlistedunder in the cavalry volunteers in much trouble unless the From observations taken at 9 a.m.
    GIRLS' WEEK-END
    TOWN HALL, OUR THEATRE,
    7s 6d. Several other good
    NEWTOWN. Monday Night, £1 Order. Conductors, RUGBY.
    prizes; ulso RUGBY. RUGBY. to attend his Funeral, which will lettvo He was
    the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, Junr., remainedengaged
    Taranaki, Captain Mace, in 1860. handled
    as a dispatch rider, arid spirit of with
    situation
    extreme tact and in a
    is
    Station.
    Bir
    Wind. in Ther. We'tk'e
    —^-
    UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. fairnessand goodwill.
    SATURDAY,
    A^AUGUfEV
    GRAND CONCERT'
    7.30 P.m.
    TO-NIGHT, at 7.30
    "ALL'S FAIR TN LOVE."
    E. LAWLOR and L. LYONS.
    TO-MORRO\V (SATURDAY, 4th AUG., 1923). 1
    60, Taranaki
    cry, Karori.
    street, To-morrow, the 4th with
    Auffust, 1523, at 2 p.m., for the Cemet^ six years, during which there were no
    the volunteers for over In the lecturer's opinion,
    less than 22 engagements in the Tara- should have retained the control af the KussellMaria
    Britain Cape V.D. NEfb
    NE fb
    Shade
    30.10
    30.2S
    55
    48
    O
    c
    NORTH v. SOUTH,
    By Girlg, for Girls. "ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE." NOTICE. ! E. MORRIS, Jim., naki district. The deceased veteran was country in her own hands until some Kaipara Hokianga Heads W fb 30.25 48 c
    Community Singing "ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE"" Funeral Director, present at many of these,including the real modus vivendi could have been ManukauHeads Sig. Stu. E 1 30.20 ■54 B
    Dancing
    Recitations
    The story of a young bride who goes a
    vamping, and picks her own husband as OWING to InfluenzaChildren'sParty
    which was to have been held in AT 2.45 P.M. ! 60, Taranaki street. Tel. 22-159. Allans-Hill ambuscade,which brought arrived at between the various nation- Auckland
    1500 of ihe enemy on to the field. alities concerned, and afterwards it Tiritiri
    NE br
    Culm 30.35
    ENE fb
    80.27 45
    52
    B
    BC
    C ,
    Musical Items her first victim. Sydney Street Hall, on Saturday 4th
    PRECEDEDBY THE REPRESENTATIVE MATCH- j' FUNERAL CARD. 30.30 50
    ! mHE Friends of the late William Fred- He was alao present at most of the might have been possible to carry out Tauranga
    Amusing Sketches In adition: TlLjL'2sth Kawhla S 1 30.2U 40 Z
    POSTPONED
    Gymnastio Displays. ' HAROLD LLOYD. in AUGUST'" WELLINGTON v. WAIRAR-APA, JL crick Barnes aro respectfully invited engagements '
    between New Plymouth with safety some such scheme
    SB 1 30.31 4!) O
    Personally, he would like -s
    Taupo : Galm
    B.
    30.27 41 C
    ALL GIRLS ARE INVITED. "HIS ROYAL SLYNESS " MISS O'MALLEY, Sec. \ to attend his Funeral, which will leave, and Opunake, including an encounter Zionism.
    ■
    to East Cape SW 1
    . 30.33 45

    ~~-- the Mortuary Chapoj of E. Morris,Junr., at Murtiiakai, whon the Queen's forces have seen Jerusalem, and perhaps Beth- Napier
    Admission Free "HIS ROYAL SLYNESS " AT 1.15 P.M. Uisbprne X 1 30.81 45 BC
    "HIS ROYAL SLYNESS" mHE AMBASSADOR." Calm 30.38 44 B
    SUNDAY, sth AUGUST, at 3 Pn m 60, Taranaki street. To-morrow,,iho 4th routed the Maoris. He was awarded lehem, internationalised, and Jerusalem Castlepoiut
    - SONG SERVICE ! A Scream From
    " m
    Start to Finish. -I HE AMBASSADOR. ATHLETIC PARK, .WELLINGTON. Auugst, 1925. at 1.30 p.m., for the Ccme-;- the New Zealand medal, and was later made the headquarters of the League of Cape Paiilser
    Cape Eginont ... NE fb
    W 1 ■ 30.35
    Calm 30.34 ' 15
    44 B
    B'..
    , . .
    .Admission Free
    SONG SERVICE.
    No Collprfrin ! GAZETTE, SCENIC.
    CaberetDe Luxe, 68, Willis street
    Direction. Mr. W. H. Stevens. Railway Department is making arrangements to deal (
    ery, Karori.
    E. MORRIS. JUN.,
    the'recipient of a "grant of 50 acrea Nations. He quite agreed with all the l'atea
    oil. land. After he left the army, Mr. Zionist said about tha possibilities Calm
    30.25
    SO.2S
    4(i
    42
    BC
    B i
    Tickets will be distributed in LUNCHEON, 12-2. SPHOIALTRAINS-The Funeral Director, of Wanganui XE 1 30.28 43 B-
    nid factories, arid are available School
    Y.W C.A., Boukott street; Mrs. Briga-
    at the
    OUR ORCHESTRA. 3-counso Hot Luncheon,2s. Band in
    attendance. x
    with extraordinary traffic expected (See Railway Handbill.
    ADMISSION—Ground, 2s (includes tax);.Stand, 4s (includes, tax and admit-
    - | 60, Taranaki street. Tol. 22-159.
    Hay took up farming in Turanaki, but the country, but
    at the time of the. White Cliffs mur- into it like water—and
    ■■■■MPlßliPmiaiaaßmßaaßi ders he wa3 warned to leave his farm ger—if it
    money must be poured I'oxton
    Wellington
    there Hes dan- Cape Campbell ... Nfb 30.30 43
    E
    Calm
    1 30.20
    30.31
    37 B
    B
    was to regain its well-nigh Karcewll Spit 45 BZ
    dier Hoarc, Salvation Army, Cuba:street- AFTERNOON TEA-3-5. tance to Ground). Reserve Plan at Bristol Piano Co.,Wellington, and lake his mother and sisters away lost potentialities through E 1 20.25 47
    Minimum charge for tea, Is 6d; " dancing
    FUNERAL CARD. the blight- Westport SE 1 .30.25 .41
    C
    1}
    -81!*, 30, Courtonay place.' GROUNDTICKETS ON SALE NOW.
    TJie Swimming Sports originally ar-
    Is extra.
    CABARET, KUY A TICKET AND AVOID THE CROWDAT THE GATES! THE Friends of Benjamin Clifton aro This so disheartened -him that he went ing influence and neglect
    respectfully invitod to attend the to the South Island, where he engaged upon Turkish
    misrule.
    Ureyiiiontli E br 30.50
    consequent Arthur's Pass ... Culm '30.10 .28 33
    B
    !i

    ielcf J" d Baths

    '"" n°' be
    {^TURNEOSOLjjggS]{| 3 p.m. (Evening Dress.)
    Week eights, 3s 6d; Saturdays, 5s- Sne- F. J. M'COMISKY,
    Secretary W.R.F.U.
    Funeral of liib late wife (Susan), which in stock driving and shepherding until
    will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. the end of the last century. Mr. Hay Among tho benefits conferred by .Aharoa
    Morris, Junr., ,60, Taranaki street, To- British rule in Palestine, Bishop Averifl Tiuiaru ....'.
    Clirißtchureli E
    XE fli
    1 80.10
    30.20
    X 1 ' 30.10
    4i;
    4C
    45
    3!
    C
    O
    cial Nights, 7s 6d. morrow, the 4th August. 1923,at .11 a.m., was unmarried. stated, were the establishment of hos- Oamaru X 1 30.10 n HC
    ■

    "LUV." <.
    LUV ." RESERVE ' YOUR TABLE NOW FOR !><me<lin NE (b 30.1G 44 BO
    EGYPTIAN NIGHT. for the Cemetery, Karori. pitals in Jerusalem and the introduction QueeUßtotnv X\V 1 80.13 B-
    "HARD-UP" SMOKO Wednesday, .Bth August, 1923 E. MORRIS, Junr., CRIMEAN AND MAORI WARS. of a much-needed water supply. Nuggets XE 1 30.12
    27
    B
    QWING "the
    to unforeseencircumstances,
    'Varsity Extravaganza
    A A "HARD-UP" SMOKO will be held
    on FRIDAY, 3rd August at 8 Single Ticket 7s 6d ffor Wednesday Funeral Director,
    '60, Taranaki street. Tel. 22-159. One of Blenheim's oldest residents, lehem was referred to as the cleanest
    Beth- iilult N I 30.04
    40
    35 cz
    advertis- p.m. m Returned Soldiers' Night only). Thereafterprices as usuaj place in Palestine.
    '
    ed' for Saturday Evening WILL NOT Brandon street.
    John Dewar has
    Club Room Telephone 1636.
    BALLROOMDANCING.
    P.O. Bos 1423. ASSOCIATION
    ~ FOOTBALL. FUNERALCARD7
    Mr. Richard Ball, died on Saturday at Tho speaker
    the age of 90. ' Born in Cornwall,'Mi-. literally took his hearers dear
    Weather—B, blue
    or hazy; C,
    sky,
    cloudy,
    be tlie atmosphere
    passing clouds; D,
    F, fogg}; Q, gloomy, dark
    TAKE PLACE. " Sir presented a prize fTUIE Friends of the late Louisa Haw- Ball served en a sight-soeing trip, describing drizzling rain;
    J- ker (Allen) are respectfully invited Royal Navy,-as a young man in the main points of interest from Jaffathe
    ■
    H, hail; L, lightning; M. misty; 0.
    JAZZ] ~
    lor tne most harcl-up costume.
    A good programme TVPSJ3 PHYLLIS BATES has returned
    has boon arranged ITA from AMERICA, and haa Resumed BASIN
    RESERVE—TO-MORROW. to attend her Funerpl, which will leave subsequently joined the to Jerusalem, which was shown on
    weather;
    overcast, the whole sky covered with "thick
    JAZZ! Diggers are requested to bring
    their Teach'tug. 13, tha Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris,Junr., army and taking part in the Crimean torially on the screen from many
    pj-e- clouds; 1\ passing showers; Q. Equally; K.
    rain, continued rain; S. snow; T. thunder;
    own Iron Rations. King's 60, Taranaki street, To-morrow,the 4th War. When the Maori War broke

    Dancing, 8 till 11.


    KENTUCKY JAZZ BAND.
    Tickets,2a 6d.
    L. M. BLYTH.
    Secretary,
    Returned Soldiers'Assn.
    Studio, Chambers,Willis-st.
    Telophone 870. Private Lessons
    10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Private Classes,even-
    ings, by appointment.
    General Class, Monday Night, at the
    from THISTLE v. WATERSIDE.
    .
    KICK'OFF, 3 p.m. ■ "■
    ' August, 1923,at 11 a.m., for the Cemet- out, his regiment was sent to New. Zea-
    ery, Karori.
    . E. MORRIS, Junr.,
    Funeral Director, -
    aspects. The country in Palestine con- U. ugly, threatening appearance; Z, hazy.
    land, and Mr. Ball saw several yearsof sisted of fertile valleys amid barren Cresh breeze; MG, moderate gale; G, whole or
    service with the troops. After peace hills. The land was fertile, but there heavy Bile; W, gale ot exceptional severity.
    was declared he decided to remain in was great need of irrigation. Under
    Wind—O, calm; L, "light; Br, breeze; FB

    Light Refreshments. Naval Boating Club. MEETING OFCHAMPIONS! 60, Taranaki street: Tel. 22-159. New Zealand,and settled at Nelson 40 cultivation it was capable of producing
    MEETING OF CHAMPIONS! '
    ■■-"
    Kum- in Krowds. All welcome. rT\HE Friends of Mr. Thatcher are re- years ago. Mr. Ball is survived by abundant crops, but the surface had
    -'■ ■-■
    -Ladies,Is 6d; Gents.. Is 6d.
    BALLROOMDANCING. ■L spectfully invitod to attend the six children, 30 grandchildren, and 35 only been scratched by the ' primitive
    Fun- great-grandchildren. tillage of the Arabs. '
    "jyTR. E. M. HYMAN wishes to remind CURTAIN-RAISER-FOURTH DIVISION: eral of his late beloved wife, which will
    PARISH OFST. MARK. iT-a- has Pupils that leave his residence,18, Hobson street
    he has Resumed To-morrow, the 4th August, 1923,at 9
    Teaching. Communicateor call.' The SEATOUN v. ISLAND BAY—IIS p.m. a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. SCHOOL DESTROYED BY FIRE MAGISTRATE'S COURT
    Arnold Studios,107,Manners street (en- E. MORRIS, Juur.,
    THE GJA.ME OF THE SEASON. COMEAND SEE THE BOYSPLAY.
    '^JUMBLE SALE will be held in the trance through Blue Bird Confectionery). Funeral Director,
    60, Taranaki street. Tel. '22-159.
    (BI TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Police and summons cases were dealt
    Schoolroom,Dufferin street, TO- THE SCOTTISHSOCIETY 4ND THE WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ADMISSION—One ' TIMARU, This Day. with by Mr. E. Page, S.M., at the Mag-
    istrate's
    MORROW (SATURDAY), at 2.30 p.m. PIPE BAND OF WELLINGTON
    Shilling (including tax).
    FUNERAL NOTlCE^^^^* The Qrari Public School was totally
    Friends of tho late Mrs. Agnei destroyed by fire to-day. It is supposed One first offenderfor drunkenness was
    Court to-day.
    A BENEFIT DANCE will be held in
    the Scottish Hall, 57, Cuba-street
    BASIN RESERVE. A. WILLIAMS, Hon. Secretary. THE Paterson Costlcy are invited to at- that the cause was a defective qhimney. fined se, in default 24 hours' imprison-
    ment, while another similar offenderwas to-4»y:-
    FORECAST.
    The following forecast was issued at i a ra
    on SATURDAY, 4th at 8 p.m! -VrOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a tend her Funeral, which will leave the
    BAY MOTOR SERVICE. Proceeds in aid of aAUGUST, sick member. X^ charge will be made as under Mortuary Chapel of Robert H. Wilson and , Secureyourself from loss by fire by ordered to forfeit the
    [amount of his "
    DAY'S SPECIAL NOTICE. Admission: Ladies, Is 6d; Gents,2s
    On account of tho, present condition of NOTE: Members' Night on 14th August SATURDAY, the 4th AUGUST, 1923
    admission to the BASIN RESERVE on
    for
    EMPRESS STUDIO 86 TT MPR R S g
    Sons on Saturday, 4th August. 1923, at insuring with the Eajjle Star aud-Britiah bail 10s. Peter Singleton, with two northward
    3.15 p.m., for (|io Karori Cemetery.
    Winds—lncreasing, easterly, strong to "pi.-
    of East Cape and Ka\vhia" \vrdc'
    the Day's Bay road, Leyland Buses will A. D. SMALL, under the Wellington City R»serves DANCING-.— ABEL SMITH STREET ' ' M^J
    LEAKNERS' CLASSES,
    BALLROOM,
    86. Abel Smithstreet. ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS,
    Undertakers ar)d Embahners,
    JJominions Insurance Company, Ltd
    Office,Panama street.
    previous convictions, was fined £1, in rate to stropg easterly, backing
    Prompt settle- default 3 days' imprisonment, while Wal- thence to llotitika and Lyttelton;to nurtlierlim iimrlicrlv
    run to Day's Bay on SATURDAY and Hon. Secretary. Charges By-law (No. 17). 1912, after the
    TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND MONS., AVEDS.,AND SATS., ment of claims is one ter Montague Steggall, who had been elsewhere.
    of ite leading found in a
    SUNDAY ONLY, until further notice. hour of 12 o'clock (noon) :— FRIDAYS, at 8. , ,8-11 8-12. 3-12. 164,Adelaide road. features.—Advt." state of helpleas Barometer—Fall everywhere.
    drunkenness Seas—Jtough northward of' East Cane-
    SATURDAY.—Leave Bowcn street, 9.45 N.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE Adults (over 15 years of age). OneShil- WalU (Jazi 15 bd and 2a. 2s Tel. 24-155. , Tol. 24-155. at Masterton,was convicted and ordered rate
    ARTS. -Ordinary), and 2s 6d. 2s and 2s 6d. mode,
    a.nv,..?.
    -
    a.m. <L- p.m.
    P-m-. Leave Day's Bay, 11.15
    and their Friends are in-
    ling.
    Children (under 15 of Free. and One
    and
    Steps; Reels, etc.
    Fox Trot
    SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 3. FUNERAL NOTICE.
    Hawaii, the home of the
    to pay the medical expenses incurred. elsewhere.
    Tides-Poor in. Cook Strait, '
    the western coast, and good moderate on-all
    years
    SUNDAY-—LeaveBowen street, 10.30
    a.m.,--2- p.m.- Leave- Day's Bay, 11.45 Whitmore
    MEMBERS vited to attend at the Art
    age), Terms: Gounieor Single Lesson. Terms:
    Gallon-, Persons who have entered the Reserve hmglo Lesson 2s. course of 8 lussona 12s LEARNERS' CXASS TO-NIGHT at 8.
    Admission Is. THE Friends of Mr. Francis William
    Smith are invited to attend the found
    pineapple, has An eighteen-year-old
    that the pine is more valuable tlian David Raymond James,charged with the
    youth named
    Warning signals for easterly elsewhere
    gules ari>
    street, THIS EVENING before tbo hour above-mentioned, Funeral of his late wife, which will leave the sugar cane. Tho crops obtained from theft of a bag, a cardigan
    jacket," and hibited at Cape Maria Van Dielen and T?rf.
    pv

    a.m., 4.30 p.m. and 6d. Private lessons by appointment _(jALAjVIGirr, TO-MORHOW, at 8.
    at 8 p.m., when Mr. Churies who remain aftor such hour, avo liable to Principal. Vrof. 0. Wood,U.Lv.A P T D his residence,112, Adelaide road, on Sat- newly-cultivated land, formerly almost a scarf valued at £3
    10s. the
    The--Buses will Etill be available for Wilson will give, a talk on "SomeMasters an4 urday, 4th August. 1923,at 2 p.m., for the barren, arc expected to equal 10 million pi Robert Lorimer Button, and with the property 1

    rf-VPQSSUM 'Sro^ppßrs send vour'Slims-to \\^ANTED


    paj- the- above charge. -. Kiiown—Phpnosrapha Weather—Unsettled and cloudy wit<i r- in
    Special Engagement". of English Landscape Fainting," illustrat- cases of pines in 1925. following shortly, northward of' East Caps
    LEYLAND. MOTORS,.iTD 4
    jno. a, pAuicn, w A S. .r«robti,the Kspci-i Tannoi-, „",." «ramopli unes always in stock. Karori Cemetery- theft of a gold watch and chain, a, sov- and Ha*.];*; Increasing
    ■
    ed by lautern slides. Town Clerk. ROlVf, 11. WTLSON AND SONS, Scientist*have protected tho American ereign Mirl cjoud ami hazhic-s
    H, JJ. GORE, Secretary. , Main'St., l?ttlmßr»touNorth. Ptitss tea- Kacotds Ivom 2» 6d." I'leraius. the l'hon-
    Ijsoutble, iWwi^suaraalcca. undertakers ant! KmbaJmcrfs, city of ViUal-rnvs from log by epvaying it* property of Gavin
    cast!, valued' at £14, the lor a change follswiug e'tcT.-liere. ■"'■";-=>
    ewes, J*ewts»m Tel. 24.155. 160,Adelaide road, i-jver witli o;l, Horace Men?.ie, was D- C. BATES,
    reraauced until 6th iutt. iri'ia.v, Sra August, 1023.
    THE EVENING POST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1923
    3

    SITUATIONSVACANT. PROPERTIES
    FOR SALE PROPERTIES
    FOB SALE.

    ADVERTISING MANAGER.
    "VjEAR Johnsonville, 106-aore Dairy
    11 Farm, with 8-rd. house,barn, milk- CITY SECTION FORSALE. TO-MORROW'S GAMES row,
    Miles, Sixth: Lawer,
    ham, Martin, Thompson, Brewer,Allen,
    Arbuthnott, Simmouds,
    and Hawthorn.
    AZTEC TREASURE
    Lyons,
    Bilby; emergency, Meegan.
    Ware-
    Bar-
    and
    day the Mazateca are
    hundred miles further
    lias lately been proved
    located several ancient American civilaations, the trade
    north-west. It route ' and the culture of the new Cnon- THE SWEDISH CHURCH
    stables,etc.; £2200; deposit Porteous, lugham, Bell, that their lan- tal area has been hidden by impenetrable
    shed,
    easy terms. 30 Sections,
    £200;
    Overtounterrace, ■gIDWELL-ST. Apply 13, Bidwell-st. Waterside.—Senior:
    Jackson, Jones, Irvine, Brown, Mullius, Gil- guage,and |it of the Otomis as well, forests. Dr. Spinden's recent explora-
    Hataitai; £5 deposit; balance 4 per cent; FIXTURES AND REFEREES MONTEZUMA'S GOLD
    bertson, Auton, Paterson; emergencies, Co- is related to the language of the cul- tion of the region has been made CLOSE CONNECTION WITH THE
    building financed. Apply to owner, J. burn, Varlll, Rowlands. Junior: Brown, Hart, itt-ed tribes living south of the Nicara- sible only by the cutting down of pos- the
    A PPLICATIONS, which will bs Dwyer, Jenkins, llendry, Boyd, Milligan, Suth- ROUTE STATE
    . -f*. treated as Btricily confiden- E. Miles,.51,Austin-st., Wellington.
    TTOUSES FOR SALE. Fixtures, grounds, and
    erland, Stacey, Mason, Parle; emergencies.
    referees for to-mor Holmes and Howie. Fourth: Wallace, Hit-
    guan lakes and
    collectively as Chorotegas.
    sometimes referred to dense growth and the clearing of the
    land by the United Fruit Company for
    tial, 'are invited for the position ECTIONS, Miramar North, overlook- row's out-door games are as follow:— chen, Abbott, Featonby, Nickless, Handyside. From Tayasal the route continued the laying out of vast banana planta-
    of ADVERTISING MANAGER ing Karaka Bay. These Sections are CONTACT WITH ENGLAND.
    Ratcliffe, Dunn, M'Lellan, Johnston, l'roud-
    JOURNEY THROUGH THE JUNGLE north-westerly through the Zapotecan tions, a, process which he
    and CANVASSER for "THE
    EVENING POST." , offeredfor one month at low prices, from
    £50. Few minutes from good beaches and RUGBY foot; emergency, Walshe. Fifth: Brown, Dr-
    win, Pickering, Adams, O'Donnell, Bloom- and Mixtec country, having an import- archaeology, a by-product ofdescribes the banana
    as
    Miramar terminus. Best investment ofl'er- field, Williamson, Rolfe, Reed, Garrod; emer- ant station at Teotitlan del
    Camino, in industry. _. The Church in Sweden is self-govern-
    Apply by letter only, stating ing. Plans at 125,Daniell-st. gency, Blair. PEOPLE WHO WERE CIVILISED northern Oaxaca,near the boundary of ing, states the Archbishop Nathan Soder-
    KARORI, 4 Rooms,section 42ft x 150ft
    age, experience, and covering
    copies of testimonials to HATAITAI— Modern 7-rd. Bungalow,
    beautifully situated,large level sec-
    tion, laid out lawns, garden, sunny posi-
    £1000. £300 cash.
    BELMOXT, 3 Rooms, 2J acres. £750
    .el^^-o^v^outh,
    p.m., Mr. L. Simpson:
    Ath- St. Thomas.—Fourth A: Forbes, O'Connor
    Hague. Golightly, Lapworth, Linford, Can-
    WelliUKton v Wairarapa, Athletic Park, 1.15 non, Cross, Escher, Waterhouse, and Green
    Seventh B: Killick, Gibbons, Adams, Rooks'
    BEFORE COLUMBUS. the States
    The height
    of Vera Cruz and Puebla.
    of the gold trade was the GIRLS' HAPPY WEEK-END each parish there is a parish assembly,
    height of culture for the Zapotecans and
    Mom, of Upsala, in "The Times," In
    where men and women are entitled to
    THE MANAGER. tion, motor garage, £1000; mortgage, 6i, £200cash. ' Mullins, Redmond, Hooper, Davis, Andrews
    per cent., 5 years; price £1875;easy terms. LOWER-GRADE MATCHES. Archaeology has found the golden their neighbours, the Mixtecs. The for- YOUNG CITIZENS' LEAGUE
    Archer, Pringle; emergencies, Cousins and
    vote. The parish assembly elects the
    NEWTOWN, 4 corner ENTER- parish council and the school board.
    Whiteacre and Dentice,- 7, Courtonav-01.. £875. £150 cash. Rooms, section.
    wLu-"Krtfttt« Petolle v" Karori Prince chain that links the foremost ancient mer attained a high degree of civilisa- TAINS THE GIRLS. The
    GIRLS FOR BOOKBINDING AND
    next P.O.
    LYALL BAY, 4 Rooms,large level sec-
    :',', VAiA, . 5 p-m- Mr- R- N- > Wilkinson;
    iechmcal Old Boys v Scots, Kilbirnie No.
    mlr- WI E- Clarke; Wellesley v1
    °' LEAGUE
    civilisations of Mexico -and Central tion,
    but borrowed many
    ideas from the Mayas. They excelled in
    of their best Priests are the chairmen of the school
    The series of entertainments which un- board. The right of the parish to elect
    PRINTING, WANTED Sell, S-rd. House, Rose-
    neath, nice Villa, right near tram
    route, contains usual conveniences,
    tion. £1475. £250cash (iivm'i
    Olympic "will not
    earl?
    unable to play an
    t
    be played as OlvmDic
    gSe. J P "C are
    America. gold work, and no other race of Mexico fortunately had to bo postponed
    Step by step it is now possible to re- has left so many and such artistic speci- June and which have been eagerly look- self-government of the peasants as early
    from
    its own priest originates in the
    ancient
    jV^ANTED. wages a Girl, experienced in book- section. Price £825, £275 cash. Heali-acre
    KELBURN,
    *
    5 Rooms,section 42ft x 120ft I'ourth-Petone A v. Old Boys, Kilbirnie No. ed forward to by the girls as heathen times.
    bar- £1775. £250cash. Senior.
    trace the path of the traders who car- mens of gold jewellery. Monte Alban, women of and young The administrative
    "to" feed
    ' binding, to start 455;also Girl gain, closing deceased estate. Speculators ?.' liVft Mr" J- ScoU:Poneke v. Petone
    B, Wakeneld No. 1, 1.15 ried gold, pearls, and precious stones the WhiteCity
    Possibles v. Probables, Emerson street, Mountain, overlooking the hold m thethe city and suburbs,will be authority of the diocese is Chapter,
    platen machine. view. M'lntyre and Co., 215,Lambton- LYALL BAY, 3 Rooms and kitchenette p.m., Mr.J. M. Hoif- 3 p.m.;
    Mr. W. Anderson. Town Hall on Saturday and the president of which is the
    0. M. BANKS, LIMITED,
    11, Grey street or 94, Thorndon quay.
    qy- facing
    'ANTED Sell,charming 8-rd. modern BROOKLYN, 5 Rooms and workshop
    beach. £950. £350 cash.
    w'n- *i"\
    Fifth.
    — Petone A v. Petone B, New-
    ,} p'm- Mr- G- R&thbone; p.m.;
    P' Wellington College A v. Hutt B, Wellington p.m.;
    Junior.—Possibles
    Mr. C. Wrack.
    Third.—City v.
    v. Probables, Hutt. 3 present
    from the Isthmus of Panama and South ancient capital. ThisOaxaca,
    of was their faunday.
    important archaeo- On account of the very cold weather the office of bishop is thus in Sweden
    America to the capital of Anahuac, on logical site, one of the eight or nine prevailing and the prevalence of colds constitutional.
    Rovers, Fetone No. 2, 3
    the Bishop:
    The bishops are elected
    Residence, one floor, situate most £1135. £250 cash. College, 1.15 p.m., Mr. C. N.
    ngton Co! ege B v. St. Patrick'sRabone; Wei-
    Mr. L. Campbell.
    the distant heights of the Mexican hundred in the Republic of Mexico, is the swimming gala which was to have by the clergy of the diocese and by the
    The following will represent City Third'—
    bqautiful suburb, half minute tram, no WILLIS STREET
    climb or steps; house (off), 7 Rooms. £1325 College, Wel-
    plateau, where the Aztec Emperors held now being explored by the Mexican Go- been
    1 P-"1-. Mr- J- P- Downev j Winter (2), SJoberg, Rash, Sealcy, Roecoc,
    held in the Boys' Institute Tepid Chapter, but in the towns of Upsala and
    WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSO- best architects _; nearly built under the £525cash. uV?"< CollSse- Plcchl, Pay, Day, Wilson, Wickham, Johns vernment under the direction of Manuel Swimming Bath has been abandoned In Lund the university professors also
    CIATION (Victoria. University Dist.)
    one acre lovely
    grounds; tennis court, croquet lawns; LYALL BAY, 6 Rooms,2 motor sheds P.m.!
    Mr.VSJSEg?"'
    Sixth.—Scots
    Wakeßeld
    *°- 3l lhs Ludlow, Yarker, Sutherland, Rumble.
    v. Institute, Scots College, 115
    sway. The old trade coute is the recent Gamio. Beforethe coming
    discovery of Dr. Herbert,J. Spinden, of iards Monte Alban of the Span- its place it is hoped to give the girls have a right to
    day in the country, when the weather be-a one out of thevote. The King appoints
    house gloriously finished, business site. £1750. £300cash. HOCKEY was abandoned for comes moro three who obtain the
    most artistic
    ?v"V n*m /" vW- Gilli Petoue v-
    So) 1.15 p.m., Mr. R. P.Technical,
    Pcabody Museum,of Harvard Univers- Mitla, whose temples are famous to-day settled. A progranime of greatest number of votes in the
    elec-
    A PPLICATION for the Position of Tu- papers; gentleman's residence; inspect
    quickly. M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lamb- NORMANDALE, Lower Hutt, leasehold Wakeneld
    ?.?!S'.yn v- AiBerhampore
    Smythe
    hletie, Newtown, 1.15 p.m., Mr. E. ity, states the " New York Times." because of their splendid state of pre-
    sports and gamos will then be carried tion.
    "^*- tor to the Spanish Class,Welling- tor.-qy. 9 Acres,6-rd. House: £1450. Williams; v. Hutt, Wakeneld,
    While on its track for many years, it servation and for their exquisite mosaic Efforts on behalf of boys are not un- The representative gathering of the
    p.m., Mr. A. Brown. Senior.
    was only his unearthing of a hitherto mural panels of geometric patterns.
    ton, will bo received by the undersigned
    Sell, charming 6-rd. Bun- THORNDON, near Botanical Gardens6 1.10 known to the citizens of Wellington. t^hurch is the Kyrkomote, or Church
    (from whom further particulars may bo WANTED
    galow, one floor, best part Hatai-
    obtained), up till Monday next, 6th Aug- tai, 3 minutes tram, sun-porch and NORTHLAND, 6 Rooms. £1290. £400 W. Dewhurst;
    Rooms. £1650. ' ' Seventh.-Wellington College A v. St. Pat-
    rick's, Wellington College, 1.10 p.m.,
    Wellington
    Mrf
    College B V Tech-
    F
    Wellington v. Karori, Karori No. 1, Mr.
    Wakitu v. Wesley,
    unknown culture zone in the forests of
    . Eastern Honduras
    Karori No. 2, Mr. r, 0
    Before the Otomis
    and Northern Nica- tecs in the Valley ofoverthrew Mexico, the
    the Tol- and
    trade
    Quito recently the liotary Club organised Assembly, of which the bishops are ex
    carried out a, "week-end" for boys officio
    members,and to which laymen
    inst.—E. P. NEALE, Sec, Tutorial verandah, prettily designed, caliphont, cash. nical, Wellington College, 10.30 a.m., Mr. A. ger. ragua some little while ago that de- jroute is believed to have terminated at which was not only much appreciated by and priests aye elected to the number
    'Varsity v. Hutt, Karori No. 7, Mr. Watch-
    finitely connected ihe southern gold- [ Tula. The last capital of the the boys of the city, but which also
    ClassesCommittee. Victoria University electric
    light, gas cooker,porcelain bath, man. Toltecs, put of sixty, half laymen and half clergy
    conservatory, lawns, garden. Price LOWER HUTT, beautiful 5-rd. concrete TEAMS. Junior.fields with the lavish court of the Aztec its power was completely broken in 1070 heart into those who have been working Decisions must,
    in order to be valid
    College, Wellington. £1750; terms arranged. See this dainty Bungalow;. Section66ft s 210ft, well Karori.—lntermediate: rulers.
    Wesley.1 Rovers v. Karori B, Hutt Park Mr Near it, in the ancient route, was Teo- m their interests for many years back. be promulgated by
    home before buying elsewhere. Bargain. laid out in gardens and lawns. £1900.Cox, Williams, Collyer Irwln, Hawkins It has generally felt that boys need cil, and in certain the King in Coun-
    '
    Apply speedily. M'lntyre and Co., 215, (2), Wildermoth (">)' Thomas; 'Varsity v. V.M.C.A., Karori No. s'
    Lark, Barnes, Eagle, Monk, Gray, Alexander! Mr. Henry; Training College v. Petoue, New-
    Since the days of the Conquest the tihuacan—" the place where one wor- more guidance been and control-than girls- cases they must be
    JUNIOR CLERK. Lambton-qy. Lowe; emergencies, Johnson, Uazelwood Ken-
    source of Montezuma's vast wealth has ships the gods." Here stand the lofty but many changes
    town Park, Mr. Sims; Wellington v. Huiu have come over the sanctioned also by the Biksdag. The
    mURNBULL AND JONES,LTD., have ANTED Soil, 5-roomed modern Apply nedy. .baffled treasure-iV3eker and historian Pyramid of the Sun, the Cheops of community since the outbreak
    Karori No. c, Mr. Dousal; Karori A v. Wa- of the war Church Assembly .has the right of veto
    W W. H. MORRAH AND
    katu, Karori >"o. 5, Mr. Roxburgh; Wesley
    alike, although tradition and rumour, as Mexico, and the temple of Quetzalcoatl. and our girls aro not just where they against the King and Riksdag in occle-
    -*-
    YOUNG
    a Vacancy
    LADY
    ledger experienceCLERK;
    in their
    preferred.
    Office for a House, Roseneath,
    one with some walk new lift or inclined tramway, hot-
    Apply in cold water, electric light, lofty rooms,
    3 or 4 minutes'
    63, Willis street.
    CO.,
    ASSOCIATION
    v. Hutt, Hutt No. 2. recorded by the early Spanish chron- the beneficentdeity
    .Third.
    iclers, pointed towards the lands " be- Toltec culture hero. To Quetzalcoatl the tion
    worshipped as the were beforethe year 1914. It is a ques- siaslical questions.
    _
    which all social workers must now The close connection between State

    __ _
    Training College v. Karori, Karori No 3- whether the girls should not and Churchis expressed in
    own handwriting, to beautifully-built house; glorious harbour yond the Mayan region."
    Wesley v. Uutt. Hutt No. S. Mr. Brennau 1 Toltecs attributed the origin of trie gold- consider the words of
    view, Government m ortgage £500 there- V.M.C.A. v. The chronicles and his own research smith's art. There were many temples have
    It., Mutt No. ], Mr' as much attention given them as (he Gustavus Adolphus,
    League has the Swedish Kingdom "The Majesty of
    Wesley
    SECRETARY, First Division A Championship, 3 p.m. boys. The Young
    TURNBULL AND JONES,LTD., on. Price £1200. Terms arranged. Seize
    Thistle v. Waterside, Basin Reserve, Mr. B. i. Mr. 'Varsity
    Ross; amongthe ruins of that rich archaeolo- erected in his honour throughout Central espoused the cause ofCitizens'
    v. V.M.C.A: B, Karori No.
    the girls. A spe- and the Church of
    Blair street. this chanco quickly. M'lntyre and Co. WANTED TO SELL. Martin. Spiers. gical area on the American mainland Mexico,but his principal shrine'was the cial which rests therein." Each yearf
    215, Lambton-qy. ' Karori v. Welgasco, Association Park No Intermediate.
    between the Tropic of Cancerand the famousteocalli built on the great committee has been set up to con-
    ANTED Sell, neat 4-rd. villa, Mr. O. F. Aers. " Wesley A v. Wesley B, Karori No. C;
    Equator won Dr. Spinden to this theory mid of Cholula, near the City of Puebla. pyra- sider the welfareof the girls,
    committee has recommended and - this besides the ordinary great festivals
    mon to all Christianity, the King com-
    PRINTING MACHINE FEEDER, land Bay, picked sunny spot, no
    Is- CARBURETTOR SHARE. rI\, ,1, Mr. aris
    v Xir Y/M-c-A-
    E. Watts.
    Association Park No V.M.C.A. v. Wesley Rovers, Karori No. 8.
    and convinced him of the existence of a This huge mound, in its present state, girls week-end" be carried out on mulgates four Sundays to be especially
    Schools.
    that a pro-
    climb, 4 mins. car, electric light, hot- Diamonds v. Hospital, Hospital, Mr. E. well-definedroute by which the pre- covers a larger base area than the larg- baturday and Sunday next. The effort- set asidp for penitence,
    Senior.—Hatait.ii v. Karori, Karon No 3
    TOT"ANTED, an Experienced FEEDER. cold .water, gas cooker, concrete paths, Windley.
    Immediate Sale, ONE SHARE First Division B Replay Charity Cup, 3 p.m Park, Mr. Sims. Hispaic peoples carried on a far-flung est Egyptian pyramid. Toltec
    Mr. W. Hood; Lyall Bay v. Ngaio, Newtowii Is more especially for girls from the ages thanksgiving; and the proclamationand prayer,
    Good. wages. Apply
    sohdly-built, cosy, compact, ripping little
    home. Price £975,terms arranged. Snap
    this. Soloagents, M'lntyro and Co. 215 £125.
    FOR in Tank Carburettor Syndicate, at South Wellington v. Brooklyn, Newtown commerce.
    Junior:—Karori v. Hataitai, Karori No. 5
    Last February, following his explora- Atzcapotzalc, just outside
    crafts-
    manship flourished in the town of of 12 to 18 years, but older girls, as well these Prayer days" is accompanied by
    as mothers and friends,will be made wel- a religious
    of
    Park, Mr. T. L. Meehan. Mr. M'Kcnzie; Berhampore v. Lyall Bay,
    Karori No. 4. Mr. T. Watchman. tion of tho famousMaya monuments o£ City, long after Aztec rule, of Mexico come at the different gatherings. Mothers proclamationmessage. The first known
    EVENING POST. Lambton-qy. ' Apply 971, Evening Post. Championship. and Bernal especially are requested to take an inter- of this kind dates from
    ANTED Sell, pretty 5-rd. Vina, Yucatan in companywith other eminent Diaz writes that the work of m the effort being
    W best part beautiful Karori, lovely
    Institute v. Porirua, Porlrua, Mr. Goffln.
    Scottish Wanderers v. Island Bay, Wake-
    TEAMS/
    American scientists,Dr. Spinden gained tec goldsmiths compelled the admiration
    Wellington.—Senior: Emeny, O'Brien, Web-
    these Tol- est tond all the meetings made, and to at- Our closest connections are
    along with their those with!
    CLERK. sunny situation, close tram, very fine neld Park No. 1, Mr. I. Baty. new evidence in support of his theory. of the greatest in Spain.
    Bter, Hugan, Filield, Boyd, Armstrong, Job- daughters. On Saturday, night a
    free en- the Churchm Norway, Denmark, wnd
    level section,beautifully laid out, concrete TO LET. Swifts v. V.M.C.A., Wakeneld Park No 2 lin, AshwiD, Martis, Cummins. Junior: Tay- Eager for further proof, he journeyed tortamment will be given in the large Finland, and next in order
    paths and lawns, interior of house most Mr. Skinley. lor, Lake. Thorpe, Richards, Dormer, JoY-
    through the tropical jungles along the MAKING OF GOLD LEAF. lown Hall, at which the programme will Church in come the
    Esthonia, and the
    so-called Mosquito Coastof the Carib- There is plenty of information in the be supplied by the various girls' socielies Latvia Ever since the firstChurch in
    Second Division, Charity Cup, 3 p.m. gensen, M'Kcnzie, Bowlcy, C'ostley, Balstou,
    Applicants to Box sweetly and artistically decorated, real
    VyILL 804, please dainty home, the quintessence of quaint- TO MEDICAL MEN. Marist v. Johnsonville, Anderson Park No.
    Thornton.
    Huia.—Senior: Misses Bognuda, Davis, Hy-
    bean Sea. Here, in Eastern Honduras Spanish chronicles,and in the Aztec f-r S "m the c. ifcy- Some very beau- and with increased strength minions,
    close spiritual since the
    ness. Price £1075.£200 deposit. Huge 2, Mr. J. Gilbert. land, Bond, Geary, Hutchings, Kitto, Madley, tifuli physical
    and Northern Nicaragua, he found codices themselves,of the mechanical by exercise items will be given
    note that above position has been snip. Apply speodily. Sole agents, M'ln- 7T_E Brooklyn v. Waterside, Lyall Bay No. 1, Mr. Leek, M'Douald, Manu. the Girls' College, the V.M.C.\ Reformation,
    tyre and Co., 215. Lambton-qy. Advertiser,who has a site in the E. Ormrod. "
    vestiges of an ancient culture of a high processes used by the Aztecs as an in- girls'
    Eastbourne:—P. Aekins, G. Russell, M. the Salvation Army L.S. have been maintained with connections
    filled? -*- best part of Upper Willis street, is Mr.Island Bay v. Diamonds, Kilbirnie No. 2, Stewart, P. Blackie, M. Hull-Brown, J. Mar-
    order. heritance from the Toltec artists class,
    the a bright, atractive, and varied pro- With the Church of England,Germany SwedTn
    WANTED
    close topSell,
    pretty 6-rd. House, willing to negotiate with any person who
    Cuba-st.; porcelain bath,
    caliphont; etc., very nicely decorated. wants consuling rooms, with a view to Campbell.
    Pugh. tin, F. Wallace.
    Thistle v. Swifts, Lyall Bay No. 2, Mr. F. Nicol, G. Day; einergeucies, M. Jeukinson,
    G. Carr, F. Mather.
    U. Brooke,His notable discovery 13 a triple tri- manufacture of gold leaf and the for
    B. Martin, N.
    model- gue. Community singing, songs, recita- has had connections since the time
    umph for American science. It not only ing and casting of jewels and other ob- tions, glees, etc., will all go to make up of the English missionaries.
    Price £1275, £300deposit. M'lntyre and building for him. Institute v. Welgasco, Polo No. 1, Mr. W. G. fills in the gap in the line of old civil- jects of gold and silver. Sahagun, in a bright, attractive and varied pro- try was really Christianised by The coun-
    SHORTHAND-TYPIST. Co., 215, Lambton-qy.
    Bryce. LADIES.' GAMES
    isations that extended down the Central '■■" The Things of New Spain," comments gramme. On Sunday the ministers of and Enghdi missions in the Germao
    Petone v. Seatoun, Anderson Park No. 1, the city and suburban churches eleventh
    Mr. 11. W. Smith. American coast from the Yucatan pen- on the artisans of Atzcapotzalco who agreed to preach have
    WANTED Sell, solidly-built 6-rd.
    House, close Aro-st., contains gas
    Address,
    840, Evening Post. Third Division, Second Round, 3 p.m.
    nutt v. Huia, Hutt No. 1, Mr. Lloyd.
    insula to the border of Costa Rica, and worked in gold. " They are of two to girls. The league
    Y.W.C.A. v. Girls' College, Karori No. 1,
    has
    T^
    sermons specially suited ed the older
    ry- J^ 1* Erik the Sai°t compkt-
    Cathedral in Upsala (now
    for local Wholesale Firm, cooker,
    all necessary
    conveniences, har- Petone v. Institute, Petono Eec, Mr. N. Mr. Henry. verifies the vague reports of a traffic kinds/ he writes. " Someof them are to the mothers of the city,issued a letter Old Upsala), which is still
    in use, and
    bour view. Price
    £1000, £150 deposit. Thomas; Johnsonville v. Swifts, Johnsonville, Training College A v. Training College B, in gold and gems centuries before the called beaters. These 'worked gold with to attend the services with asking them with his English-born
    bishop, Henri*
    Competent JUNIOR
    Huge bargain. M'lntyre and Co., 215, mo let, Mr. C. Douglas; Karori v. V.M.C.A., Kelburu Karori No. 2, Mr. Keys.
    Park, Mr. N. Brian; Marist v. Seatoun, Sea- Ramblers, a bye. Conquest, but it fixes the dawn of the the hammer,pounding with hammers to ters. their daugh-
    On Sunday afternoon a young he undertook a crusade to Finland The
    SHORT- Lambton-qy. toun, Mr. S: Wilson; Hutt asd Diamond, byes. Junior A.—Hutt v. Johnsonville, Kirorl
    metal agesin America. make it thin like paper. Others are women's rally will be held in the large 1 the SWedlsh
    HAND-TYPIST. 'ANTED Sell, pretty Villa, 3 mins.
    Upper Willis-st., bay and oriel
    OFFICES,
    Over Regent, Manners street.
    Fourth A Division. No. 8, Mr. Dougal; Ramblers v. Eastbourne,
    Eastbourne, Mr. Wright; Girls' College v.
    Seatoun v. Island Bay, replay Charity Pctone, Petone Oval, Mr. Scott; Huia v. " CORN' WORSHIP." called ' tlatlaliani," that is thoso who be given by iown Hall, when suitable addresses will
    well-known ladies of the m
    Period" dat6S fcom this
    electric light, hot points, mir- In attempting fuse the gold, or anything else in it, or city.
    Printed sheets of hymns will be North America col.
    o ny o£ New Sweden in
    Eeply, stating experience ■windows,
    and quali- rored wardrobes,lovely central position, ApplyL
    Cup, 1.15 p.m.; Institute v. Island Training College, Johntouville, Mr. Jacobs. to locato the source of a
    Bay, Kilbirnie No. I, 2 p.m., Mr. Kama; the Aztec treasure in Costa Rica, Pana- silver.
    Junior B.—Hutt v. Girls' College, Hutt
    are also
    These are the true artisans,who provided.
    called Mothers and friends are also fraternised with the the Swedish Church
    no climb, home to lunch. Price or Petone v. Waterside, Anderson Park No. 1, No. 2, Mr. Ross; Tul v. Karori, Varori No. ma, and Columbia,archaeology has been by another name, ' Tul- invited to this gathering, which should took over its work. English, which latei
    fications, to near offer. Bargain. M'lntyre £1100, MARBLE BAR, LTD. 2 p.m., Mr. J. A. Lcddy; St. Thomas' v. 7, Mr. Keys.
    and Co., confrontedalways with an impassable teca,' but they are divided into two be a ofuniquo and inspiring one. The

    _
    <!10, Lainbton-qy. Marist, Association Park No. 2, 2 p.m., Mr. On the initiative of the Lambeth
    G.P.O. BOX 804. classes, because each one works the gold whole the expenses of the various gath-
    'ANTED Sell, Mt. Victoria, pretty J. Hayward. j BASKETBALL barrier. The barrier- was the savage according
    to his own manner." erings are being provided by the Young ference closer connections were Con-
    tribes found on the coast from Trujillo Indication League. Admission to all of stored after 1900,which led to the re-
    Fourth B Division.
    4-rd. Villa, excellent position, handy TO LET AT REASONABLERENT, most of Montezuma's Citizens
    car, gas cooker, electric light, interior in Mandel's
    Swifts v. Wndestown, Lyall Bay No. 1, eastward by Columbus on his fourth treasure wasthatobtained from Tolteo them is free, and no collection will be mbeth Conference of
    de-
    SALES JfKOMOTER." beautifully papered and decorated. Home 2 OFFICES, Building (sep- 2 p.m., Mr. Sharpe; liutt v. Johnsonville, I Senior. in 1502. From the descriptions taken
    nS
    tht LS
    A neat three-folderinvitation ia" a °f{ the Swedish BUEops
    "
    arate or together), big windows,'Anderson Park No. 2, 2 p.m., Mr. C. F. voyage is up.
    KEEN, ENERGETIC. MAN re- to lunch. Price £1050, terms arranged morning sun, electric light, electric Ward; Seatoun v. Institute, Polo No. 3, 3 p.m., Clyde Quay (referee, Miss Torakins): 2.15 sources
    left by the great navigator, these tribes, of the conquest, to be found in
    many records with complete of all the gath- cil zn 1921 to establish
    1
    Coun-
    Don t miss this. M'lntyre and Co facing Apply Manager, p.m., Mr. W. Auld; V.M.C.A. v. Karori; nical Wesley v. Y.W.C.A. B; 2.35 p.m., Tech-
    the Jiquague, Poyas, and Mosquito In- nesses, notably written by eye-wit- erings has beenprogrammeand is now be- Ohe late Bishop of inter-communion
    215, Lambton-qy.
    lift. Miramar, 3 p.m., Mr. A. E. Wells; Dia- College by Gilby's College.
    dians, would have been incapable of Francisco de Aguilar.
    Newtown (referee, Mrs. Wilson): 2.15 p.m., in the writings of Father ing issued to the printed, schools, shops, factories Salisbury, John
    Sell, charming little Villa,
    THE SOUTHERN CROSSASSUR- monds v. Marist, Polo No. 5, 3 p.m., Mr. Berhampore v. Victoria College; 2.85 p.m., In describing the warehouses, etc. Any girl who has not Wordsworth, devoted his last years to
    "\X^ANTED
    TT 4 vooSjs and
    ANCE CO.,LTD., B. Bell.
    Fifth A Division.
    taking
    Banks College v. Training College B. part- in any sustained trade rela- entrance of Cortes and somes of his fol- received one can obtain a copy
    tions. But the culture discovered by
    the study of our Church. We owe to
    from his great
    kitchen, best part Mandel's Building, 101,Willis street.
    Dr. Spinden is of an ancient type. His lowers into the secret treasure vault of Mr. G. Mitchell, Mrs. Brigadier Hoare,
    Brooklyn, 4 minutes tram, glorious har- PetoDe (referee, Mrs. Campbell): 2.10 p.m. scholarship and to his acute
    Technical v. Hutt, Hutt (Eastern), 2 p.m., train, St. David's v. Government Printing
    bour, vk'w,- built heart matai' and kauri TO LET. Mr.-"£etliel; Marist v.. Waterside,. Associ- Oince; Kainga and Y.W.C.A: A, byes. the imprisoned Montezuma, Father Mrs. Messenger, Mrs. Chatfield, Mrs judgment the most captivating survey
    ance, also expenses. He willfinishing inside, gas, caliphont, porcelain ation Park No. 1, -1! 'p.m., Mr. E. Heath;
    LET, in Rod's Buildings, Courte- Stop Out v. Institute, Wakefield Park No.
    theory is that the people who.built the! :Aguilar
    palisaded towns, produced the advanced relates: - Dunlop, Y.W.C.A., Mrs. Ladder. Miss in existence of the history and actual
    bath, gas cooker. Price £975; £250 de-
    posit ; absolute snip. M'lntyre and Co., TO nay place,
    1 STUDIO.
    1, 2 p.m., Mr. O. Guise (Swifts' player); Sea- Techuical College (referee, Miss Turner):
    toun v. V.M.C.A., Lyall Bay No. 2, 2 p.m., 1.30 p.m., Gilby'a College v. We3ley A; 1.50
    art, and developed the "corn worship," stopped " A very small, low door that, was Mac
    up in a secret treasure chamber, the Girls'
    Lean, Girls' College. Miss Williams conditions
    Miss Kershaw, Miss Nicholls, or from Sweden. of the National Church 01
    Friendly Society and other
    215. Lambron-qv. Mr. J. W. Stewart (Brooklyn junior player); p.m., Y.W.C.A. v. Banks College B (referee. of which he found ample evidence,were and recently covered
    :TTTANTEDSoII, 5-rd. House,Newtown, Low ,;2 OFFICES. Petoue v. Miramar Rangers, Petone (Gear Miss Bell); 2.50 p.m., Technical College v. either destroyed or displaced by the bar- not be with plaster, should girls' institutes or clubs.
    rental. so without mystery, and it was CHARGE AGAINST LICENSEE
    _
    8, HOLLAND STREET, aftor 10 m tion,,right onconveniences,
    '» usual
    shop. Price
    eiplendid posi-
    tram line, easily converted
    £1025; £175 deposit; imme-
    WILLIAMS AND CO., LTD.,
    Auctioneers,
    Island), 2 p.m., Mr. A. Farraut.

    Diamonds v. Island
    Fifth B Division.
    Bay, Polo No. 1, 2
    Bauks College A; 3.10 p.m., Wesley (liutt)
    v. Berhainnore. barous immigrants
    jcoming of Columbus.
    from the South
    American forests shortly before the ordered to be opened, and, entering
    that narrow and low door, they foundby a
    RUGBY FOOTBALL DISMISSED
    THE UNIVERSITY OF
    QUEENS- diate possession; bargain. M'lntyre and 19, Courtenay placo. p.m., Mr. B. Bell; Wadestowu v. V.M.C.A., SELWYN FOOTBALL CLUB But whatever the fate of the original largo of which
    and spacious room in the middle
    Co.. 215,Lambton-qy. inhabitants, there is clear indication, ac- precious was
    "LAND. Kelburn Park, 3 p.m., Mr. D. Price (Y.M.- a heap of gold, jewels, and
    PRIMARY SCHOOL TRIALS On a charge of exposing liquor for sale
    Sell, choice 5-rd. Bungalow. rr\O LET or Lease. Warehouse Space or C.A. third player); Johnsonville v. South stones as high as a man; so
    » » ANTED
    Brooklyn, excellent position, close -*■ Sample Wellington, Johusonville, 2 p.m., Mr. E. SUMMER ACTIVITIES.
    cording to Dr. Spinden, that they were high
    was it that one was not seen on after hours, the licensee of the Post
    AFFLnZA^°v%
    „. TT
    K&
    i
    n-Titecl
    yarnck Professorshm of Law the
    for
    in
    now tram route, porcelain bath, hot-cold 26 x
    water, c.1.,and all necessary 26, 50s;
    Rooms, good light, rentals Croft; St. Patrick's v. Institute, Mr. (j.
    26 x 13, 30s weekly; also M'Coy.
    involved in the gold trade first between the other
    the Toltecs and the Mayas, and later
    A proposal to form an athletic club
    side, which pile, if we wish to The trial games for the primary beforeMr. E. Page, IOffice Hotel, Alice Herdman, appeared
    S.M., at the Magis-
    .this University. Full particulars relTting Dainty home, Soldier's mortgage conveniences. Small
    Office, ground
    Sixth Division.
    floor, rent 17s 6d Marist (X.-) v. Marist (T.), Nairn street, was carried at a well-attended meeting between the Aztecs and Zapotecans on know about it according ta history, was schools' jumorrepresentative match with trate's Court to-day.
    to. the position may bo obtained on ap* £670
    thereon. Prico £1100,raro opportunity. week. Apply 3 p.m., Mr. Feuton; V.M.C.A. v. Seatoun, of the Selwyn Football Club last even- the one hand, and the people of the not a thing acquired by
    thing Montezuma, nor Featherston. will take place at the Lyall In dismissing the information, the
    M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lambtou-qy. CostaRican region on the other. In the a that he might be able to profit Bay Beserve on Monday, at 3.30 p.m. Magistrate
    KODAK, Association Park No. 1, 1 p.m., Mr. E. ing.
    Heath; Anglican Home v. Hospital, Nairn chair. Mr. J. P. D. Johnson occupied the recently-discovered culture zone, referred by, because it was the treasure that all The names of the boys required to play tion relied upon remarked that the, prosecu-
    \\TANTED Sell, supurb 6-rd. Bunga- the
    to *as the "new Chontal area," have the kings, his forefathers, went on leav- on Monday will be announced to-morrow. ing the bar of the hotelthat
    Victoria street. Tel. 3512. street, 2 p.m., Mr. Fenton; Institute v. The reasons for the proposal were fact on enter-
    »
    ' low, Kelburn, minutes cable car.
    4- Techuical, Miramar, 2 p.m., Mr. J. Rose. given by Mr. S. H. Wogan, who said after hours,
    prettily designed, porcelain bath, been found gold ornaments of unmistak- ing, not and which the king who came in three people, Hilton, Mrs. Fawcett, and
    M^'ilS* 01*-not kter than '20t» hot-coldvery
    water, gas cooker,electric light,
    splendidly appointed mirrored wardrobes, TO
    ORIENTAL BAY. ! Seventh A Division.
    LET, OrientalBay parade, to refined Stop Out v. South Wellington, Newtown be the means of keeping the various
    couple, Unfurnished Flat, 2 front v.
    that athletics during tho summer would
    able CostaRican origin, which compare was able to profit by; and so on the
    favourably with the finest specimens of death of the king, the same day that he
    HOUSEMATCH M'Naughton, who had since been con-,
    victed for being illegally on the pre-
    F. W. S. CUMBRAE STEWART, etc. Price for quick sale, £2300; terms Park 2 p.m., Mr. R. Heudry; Institute members of the club in training, as well
    the goldsmith's art of medieval Europe. died, all the treasure that he left of mises,were found there. The last men-"
    arranged: bargain. M'lntyre and Co., rooms, balcony, bathroom, kitchenette with Marist (N.),. Miramar, 1 p.m., Mr. J. Rose; as keeping the club members together. Among the many other objects brought gold, stones, feathers, and arms, and
    Registrar. 215. Lambton-qy. all conveniences, moderate rental; unique Seatoun v. St. Patrick's, Polo No. 3, 2 p.m.,
    It was 'Sloped that the new movement Teams representing Levin and Co. and tioned was the only one whose actions
    16th July, 1923. . opportunity; immediate Mr. W. Auld; Petoue v. Mlramar
    possession Petone Rangers, to the surfaco and accepted as
    archaeo- finally all his wardrobe,was put into Wright, Stephenson, and Co. played could be questioned, as the others were

    ■^TANTED, an
    ...
    "OEST part Hatailai, Bungalow, just Prompt replies 917,Evg. Post.
    ready for occupation, 5 rooms and
    kitchenette,every modern convenience,
    EXPERIENCED cluding c.1.,and gas, Carrara
    in-
    ceil-
    fTUVO Large UnfurnishedRooms, fire-
    ■L
    Recreation, 2 p.m., Mr. N. Thomas. would be the means of further increasing
    Seventh B Division.
    places, c.1., kitchen, gas stove, Central Mission v. St. Patrick's, Miramar
    dred pounds of tiny copper- bells of thing , .
    the membership of the football club.
    Mr. Johnson said that great credit was
    Mayan manufacture. and for the grandeur of it."
    .
    logical proof of trade was several hun- that room, with much care, as a sacred their annual match at Kilbimie yester- boarders at the hotel. As pointed out
    as a treasure of the city day afternoon. A good standard of play by counsel for the defendant, in the
    was shown, the teams including several case of M'Naughton the onus was on
    beamed
    ings, glorious sea view, 6 mins from car,
    range, good locality, central, moderate. School, 2 p.m., Mr. Clark; Miramar Rangers due to the conveners, Messrs. Wogan Dr. Spinden dates the beginning of the Although Bernal Diaz records that senior players,
    among them J. Duncan, him ato show that he was on the premises
    TRAVELLER, 56, Hankey-st. v. Diamonds, Polo No. 1, 1 p.m., Mr. E. and Grigg, for the arduous
    use of metal on the American continent Montezuma cheerfully informed Cortes Warwick, Johnston,
    wayin which
    For Plumbing: Supplies, for £200deposit; balance as rent. Millon and Josephs; V.M.C.A. v. Karori, Kilbiruie No. and^E. Brown. for lawful purpose, but in regard to
    ANTED to Let, 1 or 2 Rooms,over 2, 2 p.m., Mr. Pugb; St. Thomas' v. Mid- they had arranged for the establishment between 700 and 800 A.D., after the how his gold had been obtained' from Play throughout wa3 even
    and Taranaki. Hawkes
    Bay Emerre,113,Customliouso-qy.
    BAY—,\o climb, 3 mins. from Lambton-qy. Mee's,
    W George Chemist. Apply land, Association Park No. 2, 1 p.m., Mr. of the club, and now that the step had
    114 J. Hayward; llutt v. St. Peter'B, Hutt (over abandonment of the old Maya Empire. "three places" in Mexico, and how ing. The result was a drawn game,each tion to prove the offence." Although, and interest- the licensee,it rested with .the prosecu-
    Apply by letter. ISLAND
    car, 5 Rooms and kitchenette,built
    2 years, heart timbers throughout, every 'ANTED Let, for 3 months,6-rd. fur"
    bridge), 3 p.m., Mr. Adams. been taken, it was tho duty of every
    During the closing
    period of Mayian years
    member to do his best to make the club
    of this brilliant these places actually were investigated side scaring eleven points. For Wright, the facts were such as would arouse
    civilisation—flourish- by the Conqueror with some results, the Stephenson, and Co. tries were scored a great deal of suspicion, concluded the
    PLUMBERS, LTD nished House or would Sell, cheap' Eighth Division. one of the most successful ing for the first six centuries of the sources evidently did not satisfy the by
    in Wellington.
    . P.0.80x 190,Wellington
    Applications strictly confidential; '
    possible convenience;price £1500; £200
    deposit, and easy terms to substantial Apply 975, Evg. Post. 5, 2
    Marist
    p.m.,
    (T.) v. Marist (N.) B, Polo No. There were members who at present
    Mr. G. Burton; Seatoun v. Mar- Uknstian era in what are now the States Spanish rulers. "Under date of 6th Sep- converting
    con-
    Johnston,Hill, and Plimmer, Osborn Bench,the evidence fell short of definite
    one, and for Levin and Co. proof of the charge.
    man. Authorised Agents. Tel. 359. Mil- UNFURNISHED Rooms, fireplace, ist (N.) A, Polo No. 5, 1 p.m., Mr. Smyths: sidered themselves " old cart horses," of Chiapas and Tabasco in Mexico, the tember, 1536,a royal cedula was sent to Day and Hart
    2 each scored a try, C. At the hearing the prosecution was

    -£»-
    WANTED,
    A YOUNG LADY, experienced typist
    lon and Emerre. 113. Customhouse-qy.
    ELLINGTON SOUTH
    and shorthand writer, able to 'take drawing-room 16ft x 14ft 6in.
    cnarge small office and
    during owners
    correspondence 16ft x 14ft 6in, bedrooms,13ft 3in x 13ft
    —Modern cooking;
    Bungalow, 5 rooms, and kitchenette, O«en-st., Newtown.
    dining-room
    conveniences,
    30s; suit
    use kitchen,
    reamed couple. meals, V.M.C.A.
    28, Mr. 13.
    v. Institute, Polo Ko. 3, 1 p.m., but if they had tho chance to get into
    Thorpe; Island
    TEAMS.
    Bay,

    Thistle.—Seniors: Ewing, Cordiner, Tay-


    lor, Brownlee, Lennox, lieuderson, llouston,
    a

    HAIR AND TOILETSPECIALISTS. W. E. Taylor, Pearce, Boadle, and Smith. no reason why they should mt become
    bye. the field with a good
    districts of Peten and Izabel in Guate- the Governorof Nicaragua by the Queen Hester converting
    mala, and the adjoining western part of of Spain commandin- him to undertake penalty goal. Mr. Eussell
    pair of running
    shoes,and avail themselves of the tuition
    Honduras—there was a migration north- the discovery of the great stream drain- feree.
    ward into the Yucatan peninsula. Here ing the Nicaraguan Lake. The Queen
    that would readily be given, there was
    began the building of the New Empire directed her "present or
    future Governor
    one and kicking a conducted by Sub-Inspector Lander, and*
    was the re- defendant.Mr. H. F, O'Leary appeared for the

    bookeepmg. Replies, absence,practically no 3m, built 2 years on fine section near train. Juniors:—Egerton, Morgan, Tyley, M'Kech- capable and fast wing three-quarters, if with the cities of Chichen-Itza, of the Province of Nicaragua" to ex- YACHTING OTAGO BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL
    with testimonials This homo has c.1., (range and gas copi- and Mayapan as its crowning Uxmal, plore the river flowing into the
    and stating salary required, to be Eent to er, well fireplace, all N Eight-treatment
    A Elder will give new life to your Davics,
    Course with Miss nle, Bell, Adams, Kewlyn, Evans, Lowry, not fast men on the track. achieve- North
    tiled), casement lead- J\- and Freeman; 'emergencies, Dickson, ments of architecture. It was this Mayan Sea, for she had been
    light windows, concrete paths and yard; Mr. J. O'Sullivan said it was not so informed that tBI TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
    Care P.O.OFFICE,
    Box 594,Wellington. reason for selling, owner desires larger ro- hair. Course, 255. Mi63 Elder, Boudoir Hollingworiu, and Burges. civilisation that knew the use of metal. "this is a very large river, EVANS BAY CLUB.
    South Wellington.—Senior: Gell, Martin, much the older members of the club who like that of
    DUNEDIN, This Day.
    Further particulars Millen and Camille,street. Third Floor, Mandel's Building6, Bell, Robbins, Keyling, Cakebread, Burton, were being considered;it was more es- Copper, gold, and silver, while entirely the Guadalquiverwhich flowsby
    MILLINER.
    "
    ~ sidonco
    Emerre. 113, Customhouse-qy. Willis Telephone 1791.
    Dennis,
    Bolt, Stock, Francis, Buckrnaster. Fourth: pecially
    Dore, Elliott, Bennett, Beadle,
    the younger members. "The absent
    Old
    from the remarkable rains of the and that from the outlet to the North Bay
    Empire—Tikal, Sea it is
    Seville, The
    i monthly
    Yacht and
    meeting
    Motor
    of the Evans
    Boat Club
    The diamond jubilee celebrations of
    was the Otago Boys' High Schoolcommence
    7W~EW 5-rd. including modern appli- ILDARE boys to-day will be the champions of Copan, Palenque, reported there are many people,
    WWivi^l^
    »* PRACTICAL ■l-
    '
    ances,
    MILLINER for Wanganui; good throughout, panelledbathroom,
    Bungalow,
    Carrara ceilings
    TOILET SALON Windley, Fraser, Cunningham, Bainstock,
    —Miss Fernan-loa and Miss Orm- Swift, Elliott.
    of
    Fifth: Fisk, (Jairns, Barke, to-morrow," he added.
    large level rod. Specialists in all branches of Toilet Buckmaster, Deni;is, Torritigtou, Allott, Law- Messrs. J. o'Sullivan, hon. secretary in
    and Quinrgua—are found in abundance and that it is very rich in
    beautiful
    gold, and
    held on Thursday evening in the Club this afternoon, when Sir Francis Bel!
    the ruins of Yucatan. Quantities of that from thence was carried to Yuca- House,Evans Bay, Mr. A. J. Tbbotson will unveil the memorial arch. The
    presiding. Reports the sub-commit- celebration continues till Tuesday. The
    Apply pereonally or by letter, to
    sunny section,vacant. 50,
    Bay. C'ook-st., Lvall ■Work. Tisdall's
    ton quay. Ring 1102.
    Buildings, 100, Lamb- ton, Clarke, Carder, Mann. Seventh: Bolt,
    Bryant, Bognuda, Cohen, i'isk, Graff, Br own, Wellington Centre,L. A. Tracy, and J. rare workmanship,
    metal objects— gold jewellery of tan the gold possessed l>y Montezuma." tees showed that infrom the near future the main features are a procession of old
    ~ Daly. M'Gee. J?. D. Johnson were accorded a hearty ver copper bells, and sil- THE COASTOF club will
    SMITH AND LISTER, FOR SALE, AT PETONE, Matthews,
    Wclgaseo.—Senior: Thompson, Turner, Gib- vote of thanks for tho assistance they discs,.and other ornaments—were re- PEARLS. members have much to oc- boys of all periods on Sunday, and a
    AND C 0., son, Dr. Spinden places the ancient pearl cupy their attention, especially from a dinner on Saturday.
    69, Victoria street
    Wellington. dose deceased person's estate, splen-
    TO STAMFORD
    123, Cuba street.
    did BUSINESSSECTION,with 80ft Now is the time to place your orders stock.
    ford,
    Henry, Logic, Porter, Quinell, Craw-
    Winter, Clithroc, M'Anile, and Black-
    Junior: Kershaw, Dennis, Connor,
    had given at the meeting.
    Officers were elected as follow:—Presi-
    claimed over twenty years ago from tho
    SacredCenoteof supply, where it is to-day, alon°- the social point of view, and on the whole
    Chichen-Itza,and are northern coast
    for Hair with us. The coming car- Hamilton, liellburg, Bailey, Brindle, Scan- dent, Mr. 'H. Rose ; vice-presidents, kept to-day in the Peabody
    Museum, zuela, known as-oftheColumbia and Vene- a- very successfulseason is anticipated.
    TAILOR-CUTTER WANTED. frontage to Jackson-st.,
    Victona-st. and Gear Co. Petone, between nival andWork social functions demand that bury, Hargraves. Leary, Bell, Smith, Moss, Fairburn, Messrs. P. J. awaiting classification for a photograph Coastof Pearls. In Several new members were elected. It BASEBALL
    Burke, G. Letham, T. pre-Hispanic times this region was peo- was decided },hat a roll of all club mem-
    £< OOD Opening first-class Ladies' and
    For further particuars. apply
    *~* Gent's Cutter; option half-share,91, Ihe Terrace BOULTON,
    ■
    E. M. .
    Woodward-st:). Combs
    you should be well coiffured. Inspect our and
    magnificent selection of jet and Miramar Rangers.—Fifth A: Eager, Barclay, Gillespie, J. A. Paterson, H. C. Os- Dr. A. M.
    brilliant James (captain), M'Kecu, Murphy, C. Mini- mond,S. H. Brown, A. Flack, J. P. D. tution.
    and Baudeaux,the very newest He, A. MiniHe, Carswell, Horsfall, Ilouehen,
    soon to be published by Dr. Spinden and
    lozzler,
    from London and Paris; also coloured and Thompson. Seventh A: M'Keen,' M'Ken- Johnsen, J. B. M'Kenzie, F. A. Laws, There were no gold mines in Yucatan, is sympathetic because "these poor
    of the same insti- pled by the Tairona, toward whom Co- bers be placed in a conspicuous posi-
    lumbus in the record of liis third voyage tion in the club house. The arrange- The Wellington Baseball Association's
    na- ments for prizes
    the annual dance and presen- Management Committeemet last even-
    sound,country business; preference to man Spanish Comb 3to match frocks. Tel. zie, Covenry, Mann, Henderson, Fox, Doneg- F. A. Hornig, H. M'Gruerr B. Murray, and, as a matter of tives have nothing but pearls." tation of to be held this month ing, Mr. B. Wakelin presiding. Others
    willing to sew. Write, stating experience, history, only two He be-
    etc., 932,Evg. Post.
    21-220. hue, Smith, Hicks, Evaus, and Brittaln.
    Karori.—Senior: Webster, Ward, Cowan,
    A. Lindsay, J. B. Steel, H. Buick, B. regions in the whole territory
    Uiat fell lieves that the enormous pearls sent to
    are well in hand. It has also been de- present were Messrs. J. Alexander, L.
    Mason, Russell, Bing, Dunn, Eton, Wilkins, Smith, A. P. Smith, J. Martin; hon. :»der. the sway of the Aztec warriors Spam by Cortes on the ill-fated treasure ■ cided to hold a smoke concert as soon as Cohen,H. M. M'Girr (hon. treasurer),
    HAIR AND WRIN- Muir, and M'lntyre. Third: Wilkins, And- secretary, Mr. J. H. possible the dance. In addition, and F. K. Alexander (hon. secretary).
    INCjo.
    SUPERFLUOUS Ottaway;
    KLES removed by famousmethods erson, Brown, Glossop, Eussell,. Brown, Glad- surer, Mr. A. Grigg; club captain, Mr. in the tribute rollsources
    lion, trea- are recorded as
    of
    of gold supply snip—each one said to have been worth a jumbleafter
    Montczuma. a royal ransom—reached Mexico over the question sale has been arranged. The The request for an exhibition gamewas
    "TO-ANTED, a STRONG RELIABLE vy COMPRISES 6 rooms,
    house, boxroom,and
    bathroom,wash- which never fail. Communicato w ith us stone, Kerr, M,artiu, Berry, Elliott, and 11. Malm; delegate
    close by calling or sending stamped addressed O'Connor. Fourth: Meacuen, Burkett, Gouffe, Tracy; handicapper, Mr. L. A. Tracy; traffic between the
    to centre, Mr. L. A. The old trade route at the peak of the old trade route. At any rate, the rum- of club badges was "again discussed,and it was decided to meet
    ferred to, and in the absence of Mr re-J the wishes of supporters. An endeavour,
    YOUTH, about 17 or 18. to tram, deep section,oncollarette, sunny slope, envelope for free literature. All Toilet Mander, Turner, Black, Watson, Coomba, Colombian goldfields our current during the conquest gave the
    close inspection invited. Price £1475.Re- Treatments given. FLORENCE HUL- Burbush. Seventh: Burney, Toomey, and Donovan; emergency, auditor, Mt. J. P. D. Johnson;commit- and the capital of Anahuac at "far south", as the source of Monte- Patterson,
    who had.the matter in hand! will be made to stage gamesat Lower
    touched a
    emeralds, sub-committee was set
    Goodln, Hudson, Pat- tee, Messrs. E. Eastgate, S. H. Wogan, bhichen-Itza only by
    way of a wide zuma's
    Apply ply OWNER, 966,JSvg. Post. LEN, C.M.D., 3a, Courtenay place, Wel- terson, O'Counell, Glover, pearls, as it did his up Hutt and in the city before the end of
    Douglas (2) Tils-
    lington. Telephone^ 22-070. ley, Jiicol, Clementson, and Norling (2). M. Rose, 11. Kent, D. Flannery,' and detour. The road starting in the land known to the Aztecs as "precoius <reen- the month. It was decided that on ac-
    NATIONAL HAT MILLS, LTD., " Mavist.—Junior: Bourke, Parrant, Kollv T. Bragg. ■ of the Zemi on the
    cost of the Gulf of ness." ,
    ° CIVIL CASES count of the Rugby inter-Island match'
    WANTED TO KENT. Burtou, L. Ryan, Phillips, W. Conroy, Dar^ Danen branched out into the territory If the "new Chontal area/ with its no baseball gameswould be played to-
    ils, Adelaide road. ILSOM AND CO., Hair and Face rach, D. Ryan, Daniel, Nash, and Gleeson
    PREMISES WANTED. Spacialists. Experts in. staining of the Quimbaya, the finest goldsmiths savagetribes, had not blocked the morrow.
    SOCCER FOOTBALL
    _
    Fourth B: A. Wilson, J. Looner, N. road
    Henna or Inecto,and all classes of Hair- B. Lallan, D. Nash, P. Minogue, J. Wilson", Devon ancient America. Skirting- the eastern of into the Colombian
    goldfields, in the .Judgment for plaintiff by default was
    A WELLINGTON Firm of Manufac- work. Larke stocks of toilet requisites SI. Fltzglbbon, B. nilton, J. Morgan J edge of the Isthmus of Panama,it ran days of the conquerors, it is likely that given by Mr. W. G. Riddell, at the
    TIE MAKER. -£2- turers requires, in central situation and fancy combs. Tel. 814 for appoint- Fitzgerald:, emergencies, Conway and J. TO-MOBROW'S GAME ON BASIN through the territory of the Mexican history would have furnisheda Magistrate's Court yesterdayS.M., BOXING
    in the fol-
    fo7~ S?Pl'^ male!y 700° S(2- FEET FLOOR monta/'94, Willis-st. Keiruunder.
    RESERVE. m Costa Rica and the heart ofTalamanca, tho "new story less tragic. The failure of the lowing undefended civil cases:—
    QPENING Scottish Wanderers.—Kirkland,
    ■
    Small, Loa-
    v
    ditions.
    UIRL, highest wages;
    EXPERIENCED
    THE SANDERTIE CO.,
    ■ .
    best condi- cality,
    Fa.?tory-
    SI!ACEifulln^details, and rental, to
    SOFT GOODS,
    Reply, giving lo- RS. ROLLESTON,LTD., 256,Lamb- Galbraith,
    ton quay, CertificatedExperts in
    Permanent Waving, Electrolysis, Diseases Bradshaw.
    ?,D\, Il?Ale>TLothian1£I?0USall> Arbuthnott, NJcolle,
    (captain), Houston, and
    Chontral area," entering the Mayan Spaniards to
    The Basin Heserve not being required gion at Quirrigua. It passed the City re-of precious- metal in Mexico, and the con- 6d;
    V.M.C.A.—Senior B: E. Andrews, A. Wil- by the Hockey Association to-morrow, Tayasal, which liad been,founded by stant suspicion that the Indians were
    satisfy their lust for the ,' <N.ew Zealand Times" Company, Ltd. r
    William John Upton, Walter George Followers of boxing
    and
    FAIEHALL v. SMITH.
    are looking for-
    Ca.I*3-115, Lustomhouso-qy., Wellington.'
    r,e, G°ldb°r S Advertising Agency, Ltd., of the Scalp, Facial Medioated Mud son, Nicholson, C. Perrj\ H. Andrews J the Wellington Football Association has the Itzacs when conditions in Chichcn- keeping hhearer,
    secret the location of rich de- F> Martin and Mabel Albina Stanley George Shearer
    (scDal
    v ward with
    considerable interest to ths
    11,Hunter street. Pack, and Massage, HairworkT Best qual- Pound, W. Ward, Wedderspoou, N. Wedder- decided to play the Waterside v. Thistle Itza under Toltec oppression posits, rise to 'barbarous Martin meeting between
    ity English Hair, any style. Tel. 1599. spoon, G. Nicholson, Bryson, and Stevenson match there. The keenest rivalry became in- gave
    consequent reciprocal hatreds. Com- F^.f,.
    methods estate) £94 10s,costs £5 1& 3d- Fairhall and Smith,"
    Diamond.-Senior: Waller, Hearne, exists tolerable for "the holy and learned and menting on these
    \YUhani MLerman.v. Cooper arid Jones which is to take place on Monday next.
    CHEYNE, Modelo Toilet Par- kins, Newport, Auld, D. M'Kee, Bolt, Haw- Fiud- between these
    two teams and their sup- men."
    tie making,
    MISCELLANEOUS.
    BUNGALOW PLANS"
    MRS.
    lours, 220, Lambton-qy. (opp. Kirk- lay, icrgnsson, A. M'Kce, M'Leod, and porters, and the meeting is creating a WHAT CORTESPOUND. tyr, the ocnditions,Peter Mar- £8, costs £1 13s 6d; WeUington Ga3 Coml The demand £or seats has exceeded all
    first chronicles of events in pany Ltd v Walter Walker, £1 ls 6d expectations, and a full house appears to
    caldie's).—We specialise in Electrolysis. Crundwell. Junior: Davies, Moore, MolTatt, great amount of interest. The
    Thistle At about this period the route also A rew Spain, writes: costs lls; Wellington GasCompany Ltd be assured. In view of the large number
    expert youncTneedlewoman "LANS P and Specifications prepared for Our work Absolutely Guaranteed.Ineoto Moody. Duffy. Dibbs, Wonuocott
    Buildings, in wood, brick, or con- Hair-staining, etc., etc. Tel. 21-692. Laudymore Blair Gilbert, Anderson, and team will have the services of W.
    Lewis
    recently with the New Zea- penetrated
    "Our men's insatiable desire for gold v. AJbertE Nicholson,13s
    Mazateca. territory. At any so oppressed these poor wretches with L. T. Watkins, Ltd., v. A.6d, E.
    costs 9S "| who have been unable in recent contests
    required k> learn trade; highest
    Gep rato feea- Aw'y Box
    Mouatt. Fourth B:
    Robertson, Hutchings, Brownlee, Home to secure seats in the back stalls, a re-
    wages.
    THE SANDER TIE CO.",
    e6 :
    37v
    ' PERMANENT Hair Waving Ino Frizz- Moore, Shaab,'Anderson,
    ing). Business women taken Even-
    fM'Ju Twin m'C\°Ar-
    M'Vicar,
    Turner, Robinson land team in Australia. In view of the rate, Cortesfound the Mazatecas in the extreme labour and toil, whereas before £25, costs £3 10s; John Patrick Tracey v minder is given that tickets
    ancl "wlund. Fifth coming Brown Shield match against heart of the JTucatan Peninsula when in they lived pleasantly and at liberty, CharlesJ Hewett, £41 12s lid, costs £4
    doors are available,and that holders will
    for early
    HARRY BAKER, B:
    ings and Saturday' Afternoons. Personal ner, Holmes, Cutts, Iwomey, Emerson, Faulk- players will give of their best, 1526 he followedthe rcute into northern given only to plays and pastimes as ls 6d; E. J. Hyams. Ltd., v. R. E Levy be
    11, Himter street. if you want a Costumethat service—Miss Hilson, 132, Willis-st. (next Cowan, Sharp; Brown, Bennett, Forrester,Auckland, costs only, 39s 6d; Ethel Jean given first preference of seats. A
    lADIES,
    " -< will give satisfactionin every de- Albert Hotel). Tel. 2802. Seventh B: Daly, emerpencies, Smith and Kerr and supporters are assured of a first- C-uate-nala. Dr.
    M'Vicar, Torn class exposition of the code. The cur-
    Spinden
    this tribe was oi^of the several believes that dancing, fishing, fowling, and hunting of Nicholas Bertajiees, Aston v slight alteration in
    ,£11 7S 6d cost 6£2 been necessary, Napier the preliminaries has
    tail, call at 70, Mannere-st (upstairs). En- LAURENSONspecialises in thi wall, G. O'Shea, C. O'She'a, Williams Hobb",' Tutty whose little conies, that many of them perished 14s. replacing Elys
    STENOGRAPHER. j
    trance. : Studio Stairway.' MISS Simmons,
    latest scientific methods for all | Institute.—Senior: I'lrrntu, Haw. tain-raiser will be played at 1.15 p.m., real home was the "new ChontaJ area " even for very anguish
    Bu r t, Bell Gill Tiimtnr Seatounand Island Bay fourth division Bernal Diaz del Castillo, who accom-
    of mind,
    which (their unaccustomed labour) are On a judgmentsummons,
    the JUDGMENT SUMMONS. in the lightweight contest against Nixon.
    A LEADING MERCANTILE FIRM MONEY TCTLEND branches of toilet work. Personal atten- holtz,
    (Ist and second) ar- tion given to each client. ConsultMiss IlansouDempster, and Culvert.
    Jeffery, N Smithf j. Smith.'"ia^dol
    | teams, and both teams are
    as a panied the Conqueror on this historic ex-
    Junior: keen gameis anticipated. unbeaten, pedition, describes the palisaded villages der new disease. . .
    tilings
    .
    of themselves sufficient to engen- was ordered to pay the V.M.C.A. R. \V Brown
    -£"■*- havo a Vacancy for ;v Capable MORTGAGES
    ranged without delay, £7500. in sums L;:urenson, late Farmer's, Sydney, 63 T ojjers. Wheeler, Burr, Bernsidc. .Ton«. MuiV of the Mazateca, and j'so the houses suffice to have said thus much ofshall
    But it 6d on or before 16th August, in default
    £9 85
    DODGE CAR.
    Shorthand-Typi&t. Salary of £3 per wee!:
    offered for reliable
    necessary qualifications.
    young
    Apply, stating speed, experience, age, application
    to suit; £950,£900, £850.
    la-Jy possessing i oral smaller £750,£600,
    amount.*, lowest rates- early
    advised. Richardson and Co.,
    suv- Manners-iit.
    MEN-Our
    Tel 143. J.ewtcm. Greenfield, Dawe, Osier and W-1
    kins. Third: Caulton, Barry, "uri.hand. KeN
    Head Maliaio~ls~a~iu7e son, Liicuhessl, Nash. Judcl, Extern, Sißßlekowsent
    Antidoto to Buldnesa. Tp.lephono Burton, ami Jolle-v. Fourth B- Dowlimr'
    Telegrams in
    between Paris
    facsimile
    and
    are
    Lyons
    now built along the route from Mexico City pestiferous hunger of gold.
    beinc to Yucatan for the accommodation
    and be- traders. These towns, with theirof the hindered ravenous, hunger of gold
    . .
    hath greatly
    the seven day 6 imprisonment; George Cavell
    The or to pay Hope
    before23rd
    Gibbons,Ltd.,
    August,
    £10 17s 2d on
    in default seven
    days imprisonment; Joseph Camithore running order, 2 spar©
    £275 CASH, or terms arranged, 5-SeateT
    193f model. Touring Car,in perfect
    "to., to 975,Evoiiing- Post. ooO; Lambton-qy., next StewartDaivson's. 205 for appointment at tho "LOUVRE" i-.«nll, ahephard. Tyson. Burton! iween Paris and Strasburg by the Ber-
    M'.Uratli Wilson,
    |ey- Raines, walls our men from tillage of the to tires, covers" sida
    I Z\ote.—Fc>r convenience of clients open To- TOILET SALON (opposite Hotel Wind- (.-"{- Fifth A: Molvllle, .Tacobi,Jliire?Rob
    White, and fJlnvor lin system, an actual photograph ropre- and
    moats, after the t\pe of European soil." pay the Wellington Motor-car. Horse screens, back wind bcreen, seat covers
    '■ audit, from 7 to 3 o'clock.
    Whodtr, Cooley, .Clark, 3moa, iSlob, sontiiiK the tologvam handed m Wng do- feudal construction, correspond to the In late years,since science has begun Drivers,and StableAttendants' Industrial mascot spot light, eto.; any trial; orivatn
    Shanon, iivored. ruins uneartJwd by Dr. Spindea. To- lU systematic delving into. $lie.secrets p{ Union of Workers £1 17e by instalments ly owned.
    of 5a a !4OnUi, 1I " Apply 107,Manners street,'"
    4

    THE POST, FRIDAY. Ac^CIST 3. it>23.


    A CLOSE DIVISION tho u-atrc of the temporary linesman of
    bo iAr, per week. "CUT THE LOSS"
    Mr. J'.. ,1.
    Smith) asked tho.Howard Minister to
    (Ghristchureh
    Prime tell
    I P. AND T. SALARIES tne House how many applications under
    tne hardship clause had been made by
    A MINISTER ON BRANCH
    members of the P. and T. Department, RAILWAYS
    SHARP TALK IN HOUSE

    "SHAMELESS HYPOCRISY" AND


    and how many of the lower paid men,
    who received less than the general lab-
    ourer, had left the sei vice.
    POLITICAL GERRYMANDERING.
    PROBLEM OF MOTOR COMPETI-
    TION. \ -A i'^l !'
    "POLITICAL TRICKERY." , . " It has been a case
    mandering,':' declared Mr. A. L. gerry-
    of political Road and railway competition and the
    Mon- doubtful value of
    teith in a further protest against the railways formed some proposed branch
    the subject of frank
    A debate on the salaries of-.officersof. alleged non-administration of the clause referencesby the
    ■in tho Minister of Public
    the Post and Telegraph Department,, in- intendedAct.
    BRIVF
    -The hardship clause was
    itiated by the Labour members oi the: the first cut being made,
    House of Representatives last night, pro- not given effect to until six months Oneof
    to operate immediately upon Works (the Hon. J. G. Coatcs) to a
    "but it was
    bouth Canterbury members' deputation.
    the points raised was in relation
    ||$* THE OPEN »
    duced a very close division, an amend- afterwards.
    ment in favour of the salaries being re-
    stored to their pre-war level being de-
    Mr, V. H. Potter (Roskill), referring
    to the future policy regarding
    Downs
    to the previous speaker's remarks about completely formed for its full distance
    cases of hardship of married men with of
    railway, which lias been almost
    3 miles 65 chains. When the Gov-
    Waihao
    v | g*i| WAREHOUSE 2
    margin of one adopted a policy
    ieated-by a vote.
    ";" The Estimates were under considera- the attitude
    and when the Post rind
    large families,said be was surprised at
    Telegraph members. They were going against one the Waihao line was temporarily aban-
    ernment
    taken up by the Labour tion on important construction works,
    of concentra-
    JlaiureSays~
    tion, greatest principles, and the doned, and Mr. Burnett (Temuka) ask-
    Department vote of £2,220,590was of their
    leached, Mr. H. E. Hollavd (Buller)
    stand they were taking up was purely ed the Minister of Public Works what NurseVburßaby
    for political purposes. " I was his the
    policy, because,as the work
    moved that the item of £1,483,180for and simply
    stands, moneyspent is wasted. Science has giren you a preparation rich in
    . flio general division should be reduced defy tho Labour Party," said Mr. Pot-
    by £1 as an indication that the wages ter. "to say that they
    'It might be better to cut
    the at that point," was one of the the losses protein, calcium,and phosphorus—Nature**
    advocate Minis- own energisers—which will invigorate you
    of the P. and T. officersshould be re- principle of payment by families."
    ter's remarks during a general discus- and ensure an ample flowof rich, life-giving
    stored to their pre-war purchasing^ stan- to■The amendment was lost by 34 votes sion of this problem of branch
    dard beforethere was any reduction in 33, the division list being as fol- a doubtful financial future. Mr lines with milk,
    Coatcs ttrain.
    yet protect you from fatigue and over* !| -—OUR GREAT V
    income taxation. Mr. Holland said the lows :—
    amendment opened up the question of
    the hardship claus9 under the Public
    "Expenditure Adjustment Act and the
    Ayes.
    Armstrong
    Noes.
    Andersor
    referred to. the fact that the whole main
    road in the South Island is what ho LACTAGOL
    termed 'V. terrific competitor" of the hundreds of Infant
    is recommended by doctor!
    and nurses all over the world. It ii used in
    Welfare Centres.Expect- w» « i
    Star Specials for
    Saturday Morning.
    jSjdISP
    jrf&r
    > SALE VALUES FOR MEN! ■"!>
    Atmoro Bitchenei
    whole matter of Post and Telegraph sal-
    aries. So far as was known, no one in
    the P, and T. Department had been
    Bartram
    Buddo
    Bollard
    Burnett
    railway;: and he suggested that if the ant mothers have found
    Waihap,;. branch were, constructed there strength both to themselves
    was nblguarantee that farmers would put child.
    it a source of natural
    and to the unborn Hundreds ot B OyS' ah.Wooi
    Sizes 18 to 30in.
    ,_
    jer sey
    A /I 1 >^Cr
    j§f
    J SOLE PURPOSE
    SeaW h2iV«Q
    OF REDUCING AN ABNORMALLY
    <'
    1
    granted relief under the hardship clause.
    Corrigan
    Edie .;
    Coates
    Dickson, J. M.
    all their business over it if motors
    OfitOl*
    v/iner Raf<rainC
    Bargains ?|x
    Star Special <*/U
    . >g^
    ,Z "POLITICAL HYPOCRISY."
    j'llr. A. L. Monteith (Wellington East), i Fraser %;
    Forbes J Dickson,J. S.
    Field
    would do it cheaper. If it was right
    that railways should be run on
    business /ssr { ■
    aSuiffi^ &iv »d ioTw" 59s 6d and 75s
    /
    . Jines, he continued, then the'Waihao Exlra S IS
    t; W —pure Pecial
    PiHow Slips
    ;!
    "V:'
    «m
    Healing -with the same point,
    politicalhypocrisy to place a provision on
    said_ it was Hanan
    Holland !i.
    Girling
    Glenn
    claim fell to the ground, becauso
    deputation was asking the Department
    tho, in every Avnwir
    -#i "■
    cidh -j ia m andlSw^^ M
    HATS f
    Wee 15s

    DUNCAN & MACINTOSH ":■''s,


    the StatuteBook if it was not to bo put Howard Horn i. Harris to do something which would result in
    Department. <[
    Hawken loss.
    Jf A
    ■
    ■into effect.
    Jordan Henare Soldby all chemists and stores.
    :Mr. Fraser:' ".We arc accustomed to
    that." Langstona Hockly Ml/ Si^if ncr (Wa;'ald): "They have
    spent £30,000to £40,000on this'line." V.Z, Rtiraentatha : <[ MANNERS STREET. ; I
    _'The speaker said it was well known
    that -theie were many caE'es' of hard- | Lye '.
    jship, and mentioned the case of a. post-j M'llvride"
    ■
    Leo
    ■
    Hudson
    Huntar
    Linklater
    The Minister: "Will you guarantee SALMOND ti SPRAGGONLTD.
    to give it your trade if we put the line Featherston Street
    . ' ": - Wellington SJ Buy your Drapery at
    '
    M ' "Where ffa^s Are Cheaper" , it
    imW^ '^^V M
    jn:

    ihan in Auckland whose wages'had "been' 'M'Kay Luke Mr. Bitchener: "We were not asked fAe WareAouae. "-^*-*>-» -~-t**^^. -fc-^^-o %;%.■-% ■%: %, ■» -%. >. 1
    ■■■

    seduced from £4 103 to £4, and whose M'Keen M'Leod


    l en c line was first started " WE PAT POSTAGE ON ALL $o^^
    Men^^
    application, under the clause was not Macpherson MacMillan mi.
    The Minister: "No doubt! But-now
    ■granted. There was another case".ofa Masters Massey we know that SOper cent, of the DRAPERY MAIL ORDERS. ■"'".'
    Civil servant with nine children whose Monteith
    wages had been similarly reduced. Was Munro
    Nash
    Nosworthy
    will go by road. The service hastraffic
    cut down because* we were not get-
    been Why Thrifty
    GEORGE & DOUGHH LTD.
    not that hardship? In. declining one ap- Murdoch Pomare ting the business." He added that he
    plication under the hardship clause the
    Minister had stated that while he was Parry
    sympathetic, he regretted the complaint Poland .
    O'Brien
    , '
    Potter had m mind another case where a line
    Rhodes,Sir R. H. wns finished and the settlers were
    Rhodes,T. W. Wear " KASH " GAPS
    PS"
    asked what business they would provide.
    could not be upheld. He cited other Ransom Rolleston,F. J.
    cases in which Civil servants with large
    families had had their salaries reduced, Sidey
    asjsed
    Savage
    '
    Rolleston,
    Stewart
    J. C.
    Their reply-was to inquire what were
    the freight rates, and they then told the
    Department they could not promise
    WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN
    ESTABLISHED
    They Fit Well. They Keep Their Shape. "
    -and if that indicated sympathy. Smith 1891

    P 52131
    ■
    Sykes their traffic. "So we do not run the
    The enactment was designed to give as- Veitch Uru line. We cut our' losses at the start." One minute from "Evening Po,t.» Close to pubUc Library
    They are Choice Designs. They are British.
    sistance in case of hardship, but was not Wilford Williams The Minister explained that in this in-
    .hieing gi^en effectto by the Government.
    $;' 'A HOLLOW FARCE. TEMPORARY
    Wright
    _
    stance, ras with Waihao Downs, there
    OFFICERS' SALARIES. were good roads, and the Department
    considered it would lose more money by
    COUgtl's.fj^^^k
    if;;!: .
    From 8/11 per Cap
    v'.;3Hiv P. Eraser (Wellington Central) lington At a later stage Mr. P. Fraser (Wel- l
    said the matter was one of the most Central) moved a further amend- running the railway
    lie idle. On the other hand, there was
    than by letting it iasSsa^^
    |!j|!{ COUOH^jI
    jserious in Jhe,Estimates. The hardship ment for a reduction of the total vote
    by £5, in order to draw attention to the the question to be considered of the de- «!»{ sobe ni mm feSS^|H TRY ONE AND BE SATISFIED
    vclause had never been operated;
    vjjhus hypocrisy had been added to in- position
    and
    of a certain number of tempor- velopmental value of railways. If, by I ISJHE M
    iji!
    |H w^ll
    From Mill To Wearer
    justice. Employees who had laid claims ary officers in the General Division. running services out of a city for a
    linder the clause had wasted their time There were two classes in the division, few years at a loss a traffic could be
    Jijjlj THROAT
    ]|'fi M jp-SSr i
    KwK«m VAN I TUU "I^* A CU"
    ****-" r^./\orl
    (Next Evening Port)
    Willis Street
    .
    and had been deceived. The thing had some servants being paid a daily rate built up which absolutely
    been a holloa farce. oi 13s 4d, and others an hourly rate of the railway, it would justify some
    Ssr. J. W- Munro (Dunedin North) Is 9d, the weekly wage working out at Downs
    'said it was never expected that the £4 and £3 13s 4d, a very considerable
    ; Government
    'break its promise. would do otherwise than difference. He contended that £3 14s centration policy was adopted, but he
    losses for the ultimate profit. Waihao
    line was stopped when the con-
    ' depended on

    HEUSEN 89/6 97/6 V


    *ji~«Liiujiii-ifirni ii
    i ; . ■
    - --
    '■.':■-■" '
    -M

    '.i
    The legislation re- 4d
    garding the hardship clause had been put should be paid a daily rate.
    on the Statute Book as a piece of poli-
    was not a living
    The amendment was defeated hy 32
    wage, and that ( all What had to
    1
    would
    cheapest
    now
    and
    go into the matter again.
    be considered was the
    best transit facilities, and
    at Schneideman's I Have Your Sunday Shave with a
    tical trickery. votes to 30. it might be that sometimes the rail- The most successfu CUBA STREET

    Durham-Duplex Razor
    " The Prime Minister wanted the Chair- way aspect might have to be sacrificed. Croup medicine
    man to rule aS to whether such terms as ANOTHER DAY Mr. Burnett: "It all depends on known There you have in a nut-shell, the reason for
    "shameless hypocrisy" and "political the charges.' I believe the Highways
    trickery" -were in order. Board will have to consider these branch Don't be scared of croup.
    ■
    - Mr. *W. E. Parry (AucklandCentral):
    —They are quite |jjl right." ON THE ESTIMATES.
    railways."
    After a few doses of this Schneideman's Low Prices
    "^Mr.
    -
    Monteithp "They are true, any-
    The Minister: "Yes, that is obvious."
    Another day was spent by the House It was, he continued,a matter for grave medicine even the worst The Greatest Razor Value ever
    how."
    ■■■ iThe Chairman.' of Committees(Mr. J. of
    A. Young) urged members to clothe terday.
    Representatives on the Estimates yes- concern in view of the small margin in
    ._ , ■■ railway finance. It was a difficult prob-
    which
    attack willbe quickly over. If You're Particular about Fit—Remember Off ered to the New Zealand Public
    When the-vote of £30,078for the Na- lem, he hoped to deal with fully
    their language in as courteous and ex- tive
    pressive words as possible. Dei>artment was being considered, in the Railways Statement. He also Even if given after the ■^-Thair'wlre^a-s aircldtKes sESW tKe"-ralTafibns of differentsizes;
    Mr. Parry: "They are expressive, all the Hon. A. T. Ngata (Eastern Maori) intended to follow his Public Works child becomes hoarse or SCHNEIDEMAN'S provide for a number of anatomical varia- THIS IS A " QUALITY" RAZOR WITH A GRIEAT
    referred to an item of £7500for the de-- system in connection with railway im-
    right."
    The Chaicmahsaid that if the term etruction of rabbits on Native lands^ provements, by bringing down a state- the croupy cough appears tions in each size. Unless yon have a perfect figure no standard- REPUTATION. YOU WILLBE DELIGHTED WITH IT V . i
    used by Mr. Munro had been applied in which he thought should have appeared ment of important works requiring first it will prevent the attack. ised size will fit you—BUT SCHNEIDEMAN'S specialised
    a personal sense it must be withdrawn.
    under the vote for tho Department of attention, and 'dealing with them first. j size will fit you no matter how You can strop it and can always buy fresh blades
    and pointed out that tho No doubt some would say his list was your figure varies from standard
    Mr. Munro stated that it had referred Agriculture,
    to the Government. Governmentwas rendering itself open in wrong, but that was his' policy, what- The World's measurement. You can get a size 5 Suit,for example, either 3 for 2/- or S for 3/3.
    so doing- to a demand for similar votes ever was thought of it.' Smartest Collar and
    ' ,' HARD THINGS SAID. for tho .destruction of blackberry and
    "Specially hard things have been said other agricultrual pests. He urged the
    For Comfort, Long Wear,
    long, short, stout, semi-stout or forward.
    YOU CANNOT GET AN EASIER SHAVE
    COUGH f?ENEDY^
    s Appearance.
    about this hardship clause," remarked institution of special scholarships for Na- BIRD DAY When we talk of SCHNEIDEMAN FIT, we are discussing
    tives, technical colleges, etc. He would TWO STYLES: "SAFE" AND "SAFETY"
    Mr. Massey- perfection, not mere approximation.
    . ■Mr.Mr. Parry:' "It is a hard clause."
    Massey proceeded to refer to ths bits was spent.
    like to know where the money for rab- RESULTS IN QUEENSLAND.
    It Will Pay You to See these Hand-Made Suits !
    debate.of .Wednesday night on the hard-
    ship clause. the
    Mr. J. C. Thomson (Wallace) urged Bird Day, which the'New Zealand Na-
    individualifiation of titles,
    -The Leader of the Opposition (Mr. T. a large area of Maori lands to be opened ouring to Protection
    M. Wilford) raised a point of order as up.
    enabling tive Bird Society is endeav-
    introduce into New Zealand Select Your Suit Now. The Price is 11 / = Each
    Sir George Hunter (Waipawa) suggest- in America and Australia. schools, has attained marvellous results
    to whether Mr. Massey could refer to The move-
    a.past debate.

    to pull'me up if I am not in order."


    ed that a subsidy should be donated ment was first
    Mr. ;Massey: "It is for the Chairman out of the vote to the Native Depart- try about twelve
    ment towards the Hawkes Bay
    started
    Rabbit Gould League of Bird Lovers has about
    in the latter coun-
    yearsago. To-day tha Schneideman & Sons Ltd. And the blade is exactly the same as the blade in
    sets from co/- to 100/-. This is not a catch sale
    The- Chairman ruled that the Prime Board, which was operating on certain 225,000members,
    Minister could not refer to a, previous Native lands.
    mostly school child-
    Rexpna TAILORS I
    5 but a sale to demonstrate the superiority of the
    .
    — IKIRKCALDIE & STAINS Ltd.
    Durham-Duplex over all other blades.
    The Minister of Agriculture (Hon. W. ren. The interest
    taken, by children in
    debate of the session to reinforce his
    arguments. Nosworthy) explained that the money bird life, as the result of Bird Day, and 111 CUBA STREET :: WELLINGTON IF YOU WANT ONE, HURRY! THEY '
    "Mr. Massey: "I referred to the fact allocated for the extermination of rab- Lovers can best be shown by the
    the efforts of the Gould League of Bird
    fol- v ■ j.
    ■■ ARE NEARLY ALL GONE.
    that a debate took place last night
    -Mr. Wilford: "Chair!"
    must
    , " bits was expended on various Native lowing
    lands all over the country. The vote for connection with the movement, from
    Mr. Massey: "'Members' consciences this particular purpose was a divided Eolleston, North
    them when they are parti- one, separate allocations being made for "We have
    letter, oiie of many received in

    Queensland:—-
    is sure to There's nothing like Mole-
    , cularlyaccuse sensitive as to what I was about dealing with the nuisance on Native and school ground, grown,over 90 trees in the
    to say." Crown lands,
    -Mr. Parry: "That is not in-the Esti- charged against the Native Department the last build
    mates."
    the
    by the Department of Agriculture. The
    Native vote being birds to
    built in
    eighteen
    them.
    of which 60 are fit for
    their nests in. During
    eight bircis
    At "the present time we
    Help You . skin for Hard Wear
    ■

    y-rrf- r*i*"*V" i->rrvn rirnmijuj^rmjiiuai.jiji^u^u^,


    .' Mr. Wilford (to the Prime Minister): Maori lands affectedwere large undivid- have finches buildir.Jg, flower peckers Manykinds of trousers are worn by hard- B§£f nflf W^^^Vi
    "Why don't you comply with the ruling ed blocks.
    of the Chair?"' : The vote was agreed to.
    rearing their young, and parrakeets, mar-
    If you suffer from Piles, workers: but the man who has "tried BhH Hmf / \ll I
    ' tins and
    Your Furniture Looks
    JpJ^
    ' willie wagtails (fantails) with HV Hra
    "Wm H L\i fmdtf/
    .-: Mr. Massey added that he had receiv- The Post and Telegraph Depart- their full-grown in the school Eczema,Bad Legs, Varicose Veins, ■ them all" knows that none are near.y as
    ed a memorandum to the eifect that the ment's vote of £2,220,590and the Ex- ground. At the young serviceable as jnoleskins. '
    schoolmaster's resid- Ulcers, Ringworm, Hives, Sores
    ,|j: >\
    ■
    total number of applications
    received ternal Affairs Department's vote of £20,- ence
    uuder the hardship clause was 628. Of ---789 were agreed to, and the House rose their chestnut-eared
    these 560 were applications from indi- at 1.26 a.m. until 2.30 p.m. to-day. nests in each,
    finches have built
    of the four corners
    on tho Head,Falling Hair, Dand-
    ruff, Burns, or any eruption or
    Worker*! This is a Splendid Offer 17/11 II W& I Better and Lasts Longer
    of the verandah,and reared their young They'll outwear two or more of other HB raJ \
    vidual officers,and the remainder repre- during the last two seasons. In this irritation of the skin, Besona I I
    ' {V Scratched, shabby7lo6king floors '.!'...
    sented 63 applications covering groups
    of officers. The total number of cases
    in "the Public Service where relief was
    1

    granted was 2135.


    BRITISH SHIPPING
    STILL IN STRONG POSITION,
    district birds have increased in num-
    bers considerably during the past two
    years.
    wo are
    With the. exception
    pleased to say there arc no
    of canaries,
    will bring you prompt relief. If
    you have tried many old-fash-
    ioned ointments and been disap-
    Winctfrnis givesa feeling
    of NEW LIFE to those Don't miss seeing them; there's no doubt
    about the value being good.
    Iw WP^ I
    fell ' ■n M
    a\\ W
    ——-
    La

    j^4Jg
    \
    fO\
    /9b i / ill
    v
    /fri-1
    llTi
    furnitnr?,
    tc->ten£l to make a home unpleasant
    Process of brightening, and at the■same
    tlme 'Preservmg them, is easy, with
    '.Hit
    ■
    ■

    :
    who are
    ilS|itafi
    Mr. Monteith : "Rot!" caged pointed, try Rexona, and you

    «\li
    birds about the school district.
    .; Mr. Massey: " The interjection is
    worthy of the member who makes it." of Shipping of tho Reviewing the report of the Chamber
    United Kingdom for mon in
    "In tho Mackay district it is a com-
    occurrence to see several birds walk-
    ■will be delighted with the
    results. Weak, or Anaemic, HOPE BROS. LEON ART
    He had not the slightest doubt thai 1922-23,Mr. S. W. B.
    employees of th0 Post and Telegraph British Trade
    Department were included in the total bouth Wales), arrived
    -M'Gregor (Senior
    Commissioner in New time.
    the conclusion
    ing
    eating
    and out of a group of children,
    the crumbs dropped
    In the Coogar district tho child-
    at lunch- Rexona soothes and stimulates
    the parts affected, and although
    Nervous orRun-down 83 85 CUBA STREET,Wellington J \J \C\\ ft'" Varnish IStams
    he had given. The statement he had that British shipping-, at"unassisted by ren are so unanimous in their desire to the sufferer may be quite uncon-
    given would stand, and contradicted ab- subsidy or protective national legisla- protect the birds, and in the Crow's Goodhealth is necessary to your
    solutely the remarks from the Laboui tion, did its fair share of the carrying district flocks of wrens and other Nest scious of it, Rexona never ceases
    ■

    I well-being—WincarnU is neoes- This preparation, as the name implies, is a combined Stain and Varnish, and
    benches. trade of the world in faceof world-wide birds are always around the school, small to exorcise its healing" powers, , »«ry to promote good health. wonderful results are to be hadwith small cost, little trouble, and justordinary
    \ FIGURES DOUBTED.
    ,Mr. Holland said the secretary of the
    " had informed him that he did not
    competition, and in some countries dis- heedless to say, thero is not an insect
    crimination."
    Mr. M'Gregor stated that for the'first beiient the birds
    Post and Telegraph Officers' Association nine months of 1922 practically no new These results should convince the most
    hit M^e^
    know ships were ordered from tho British sceptical upon the value of this bird
    ■of 0.110 case of relief under Hie hard- yards, but in the last three months
    psf are.busheSj provine what a

    protec ion movement, and that New


    and so builds up the tissues,and
    makes your Bkin sound and
    healthy. Those who are wise will
    always be prepared for emer-
    gencies by keeping a pot of <
    Wincarriis is not a luxury—it
    is a positive necessity to .all
    who are Weak, or Anasmic, or
    t)
    .^ / . Buys this skill—you would never know it was the same thing. Dries perfectly in one
    i

    TINGEY'S LTD.
    hour.

    30 Manners Street,Wellington
    a land should Zea- Rexona Nervous, or Run-down.
    ship clause. li. would b u very interest- tonnage- of about 200,000 was
    ; ing to have- ;m analysis made of figures from tho Tyno alone.. Lloyd's Register ordered date in this make all haste to get up P to
    handy. Sold only in
    . And this is the reason :—Winearnis
    l«k.
    .vital matter triangular pots at 1/6, or in
    j quoted by-thi! Primo Minister.
    edly numerous cages of absolute"Undoubt-
    in June, 1022, showed a world's
    bardsljii: of stsam and motor sea-gointj shipping
    "lia.fl. occurred affoctine iru-niiiers of tht oi 5(5,802,000 tons, compared -with 12°-
    tonnage
    PILFERING ON WESTMEATH
    larger size pots, holding nearly
    four times the quantity, at 3/-.
    is a Tonic, a Restorative, a
    builder
    all t*»
    one.
    Blood-
    a Nerve Invigorator—
    and
    ■
    Razor
    i". ;inti T. Ikpari-mrnt, and in vlu>!- -5H,000in Juno, 1014. Tho tonnage reg- Thus it gives you new Strength when Special offer for 7 days only
    relief had been decliiiff]. Ho could istered m the United Kingdom in June, CSI lELEOBAPH.-MMS you are Weak—new, rich, red blood

    ' "' «BB^k


    nnal* e»inS m which iht>. rcmnnenrfioi 1322, was 13,033,000. Tlie effectiveton- ASSOCHIIOK ) when you are Anaemic— new nerve. Here is aji astounding Bazor Oi'fer to prove
    ' revived v.-?s not- HufnYif-iif. for the re- nage ul (.ho world wan placed a-t, 00
    ' ripieiit i-o-livf] on. . 110 'submitted thai 000,000,as i;otnj>avcd wil,h ■17,000,000 - force when you are nervous—and nIK"!!!!* c a(^van*aSc shaving with a
    °^ The Perfect Paint
    ■JmV^'^^^^L
    b«- mMter lMilford.Bcnia.iiun -Uuderhill, quartcr- new vittzlityv/henyouare Run-down.
    Ihh Governmentknew t-h.-il. tlm iivotcsl for f.hu v.'.ir.,-ibout.
    .-.
    Horn, tho JjJvljoui; benches van ' '"jslifl mnk'il that
    In July last it was osti-
    12,000,000
    o» U,o steamer Wcs meatl.,
    net (mis of pleaded gnu y )n the Po lico Court to-
    'l'i
    , That is why over 10,000 Doctors ,'
    recommend Wincarnis. !|
    OURHAM-DUFLEX Possessing
    '
    . to tho.tneH of silk
    ■«J>le.;-V.-:. ' shipping- were idle in tin-, ports, of- the at dresses,valued
    j^"\ 1.. —the safety with the Blaclo Kazor action.
    GDiPA'FTFI sPr«»ding Capacity—'

    J^^^K /
    -
    -Tho Poxiinastrr--Goneral (the Hon. J. world. At that time 1,308,000 tons were He £54, from,the for Wartme^ cargo
    . But be sure you gat Wiacarais. £% H* U§P E\ Covering Power— ,
    (>. OoaU'B) vpferrnd to cases quoted bj laid up- in the United Kingdom,,.but by
    was committed
    Mr. .Jylonfoilh., where members of tin December that amount had ' declined
    sentence. Don't trust substitutes.
    '5VsKililk
    S? iffii' jS^ W^^^l
    ■Pay 1^: ana §ot one of these famousRazors

    f\c;-vi'coivrv.-vgiven the option of accept 711,000 tons. .:


    ■ " ■-.., to
    ABOUT CHILDREN.'
    ■
    J*rom nF this wccli;- Phenomenal sales
    evoryv.-licre ! 96.000 sold in two days. Is Anti-Corrosive and Non-Poisonous
    :!!;.; l-ijrlii, r,j salaries or leaving tho Ser report stated:
    Dealing with the industrial world the '"V^
    '<§'k'
    \ ■ifciPsin& Just OIiC of oacil ■model sold to ono P"1"- and Cheaper than White Lead.
    v'm-i!. Tii;it liad been done in some case! creasing realisation-,year "The lias neon an in- night?
    on the' part of the
    P" y°u'\ kiddies grind their tenth at Mik A ndirtic ttasur fotu *repacmindrc*wwutf bk^-*n^
    .Are they fretful and peevish? ȣ naaatp Xtorp iflittcnendellfcM> rf mitenw** m\
    i> 'tf?'
    vi inofliricncy. the ihe cause is'probably worms, Sole Agents: ,
    lviplying to Mr. Holland, the Min- govern'employers workers, of economic forces which surest remedy for worms ami the r *°r positivc^ one week only
    is lOf said there was not a postman impartial hand,wljch
    in t!ie service who was working more trol. This has led;to the
    i-i-an forty-four hours per week. A a spirit of
    i^nd employed with an Worm
    neither can con-
    acceptance in
    1-jgs. Economical to l,U v Wade's
    dren like them. Keep Wade's" Worm
    is
    Chil I
    I "n
    fe^fl"?'^"
    & !s mad<!
    CO., Ltd., Norwich,
    ** COLEMAH^
    England.
    *»y "Wincarnis" from any Wine
    You
    &
    !<5
    S' Blades
    Postage 3d. extra.
    3 for 2/-; 5 for
    3/3
    ROBT. MARTIN Ltd.
    board had been set up to consider every hope for the reason,..which
    case of hardship. The personality was, ductions in wages,which have had' to be
    1
    is full of lugs in your medicine chest, and kofp
    future, of the inevitable re- your little ones free from worms.—Adv't. J Merchant. Licensed Chomist or Grocer. §? nlf vUbB^S Stropping Attachment 1/G Manners Street Box 630 Wellington
    not invested with any power in the made. Reductions imist continue!
    to be banish rr;cFwiTH nazol. \^L Agents/ Fassett & Johnson, Ltd., Ji
    matter. The board considered every ap- made if there is to be a, return to pros- At the .first symptoms of influenza <*o
    - uUi JKii, I I
    jpi* ; .233 Clarence Street Sydney, jyQ

    Stewart Timkr
    plication after investigation, and the perous commercial and industrial' to bed, keep warm, and inhale
    '
    life
    figures quoted
    spoke.for themselves.
    by the- Primo ' Minister and, if these are accepted in the 'same powerful germicide.
    ' ,
    Mr. F. N. Bart-ram (Grey Lynn) re- confidence."
    spirit, we may'look to the future with flu'
    germs. Take Nazol on sugarOr in-
    Nazol, the
    Speedily kills' all A lady, who tried every remedy in vain,
    and at last discovered a simple method of ■- '■■'■
    ferred to some of the wagespaid in the
    Post arid Telegraph Department as be- For Influenza,take
    hale through handkerchief. Sprinkle on
    children's- night-clothes. Bottle fit* in
    self cure, will send patriculars FREE to
    anyone afflicted. _|u^-gL^ GUSS & liARDWAR£ CQ lm
    tiiLilkP to© be QsAUA
    ing loss than a living jyago,..and-.flUe^d-
    - -Wpadi' Gxeat I'eppennial Cure—Advt, yoet'
    poclst'l-. 00 dijisci 1&tuL All them-
    isU' and' ttorci.-r-AcU-U
    *g?:gl^
    ;

    ; §0-84 Cogrtenay Place, Weliioglon


    THE EVENING POST. FBIDAY. AUGUST 3, 1923.
    NEW GUINEA
    ENTERTAINMENTS
    5

    QUEEN'S THEATRE.
    OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. STEAM SHIP COMPANY TTUDDART, PARKER, LIMITED.
    The most thrilling stories of all nations "All's Fair OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD UNION
    SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION CO.,
    OFFICIAL INQUIRY
    are its adventure stories. The Yukon tion now showing
    of the Far North; the old West of the town. It is a
    in Love" is the attrac- (Weather
    at Our Theatre, New- and circumsctncei permitting ).
    Subject to Alterations Without Notice. FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland).
    LIMITED. "
    .
    EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.
    The success of "Dr. Jack" has boen so United
    Seas; the Mexican border; all these are
    story
    States; the islands of the South who declared war on of
    a young -woman
    all men. The plot
    GERMAN PROPAGANDA ALLEGED. marked that the picture has been secured scenes which have been the settings for tells ofr the amazing adventures of an Wahine—Mon.,
    lytteltonT"
    Wed.,Friday, 7.45 p.m.
    Ulimaroa—loth August.
    FOR SYDNEY (From Wellington).
    R.M.S. ARAWA, FORSOUTHAMPTON
    jfwjj^. Accurate Seeding i
    for an extra week's screening nt Every- many vivid
    body's Theatre. Harold Lloyd undoubt- is a place little
    known to
    Alleging that attempts were being edly has given of his best in this pic- man or woman, but it is the the average and the
    yamp. The supports include
    "natf" Lloyd
    adventure stories. Cardonia .Harold
    latest
    Mararoa—Tueu.,
    m "His Hoyal Slyness," Cargo daily
    Gazettes.
    Thurs., Sat.",
    Sailing from Ferry Wharf.
    T
    7.45 p.m. Ulimaroa—24th
    till 3 p.m., except Saturday, _92-94, Customhouse
    till U a.m.
    August.
    Head Office for New Zealand:
    quay. Wellington.
    NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
    "PASSENGERS
    A
    are requested to note
    that tho Steamer will leave the
    .^^C^^Pays. Therefore j
    made to influence the foreign members ture. It scene of
    clean, wholesome comedy, thrilling adventures. In Spain on the
    is a Passengerß must be aboard by 7.30 p.m. pIEDERAL STEAM NAVIGATION Glasgow \Vharf,TO-MORROW(SATUR-
    CO., LTD. JJAi), at 4 p.m., and they must embark

    '
    o£ the Mandates Commission,the Prime full of-delightfully humourous situations, borders of its mountainous re- t 1 6Vc!? C committ«e of members Luggage cannot be received on board
    Minister of Australia (Mr. Bruce) re- ■
    i.he story is of a girl who is kept in a gions are France, infested with bandits, who of eti
    the 15th Battery, New Zealand Ar-
    '
    before 4 p.m. at 3 p.m.
    Passports must be handed to the Purser
    J»liedin the House of Representatives a
    ew weeks ago to criticism of the ad-
    sunless room sitting day in and day out make lite for
    in a bathchair, so that an unscrupulous series of thrills.
    physicion might continue ito draw a nice is the' locale of "The
    the villagers a constant tillery is arranging a dance to take
    This strange country place at the navals'
    Hall, Jervois quay,
    PICTON AND BLENHEIM.
    Wainui—Mon.,Wed., Friday, Noon. ,
    Regular Serviceto and from Avonmouth,
    Glasgow, Manchester,Liverpool.
    on embarkation.
    All baggage (except hand cabin) must
    ministration of the mandated territory fat cheque at regular intervals. "Dr. America," the photoplay which from
    Gentleman on Saturday evening, 4th August.
    The Cargo till 11 a.m. I DEVON(from Wellington), about August MAS c,the Steamerby 10 a.m., TO-
    of New Guinea.
    who is a "sunshine cure" phy- mences at the Queen's Theatre to-day. com- hall is being specially decorated,and no SYDNEY (FHOM AUCKLAND). 8. MORROW (SATURDAY).
    There is evidence,said Mr. Bruce, Jack, sician, is called in by a friend of tne The story is enacted by an all-star cast, lort and pleasure of
    pains are being spared to insure the
    com- Manuka—Friday, August 3 WESTMORELAND (from Auckland), LEVIN AND CO.,LTD.,
    that a. great deal of the material for family, patrons about end August. Agents.
    criticism has been drawn from interested who has learnt of his remarkable including Louise Lorraine, CarmenPhil- SYDNEY (FROM WELLINGTON).
    Marama—Friday, August 10, 11 a.m.
    "ources. It is this fact particularly that if unorthodox cures. Harold Lloyd, as lips, and Hoot Gibson—the latter as an Receives Cargo Thursday, 9th August.
    impels me to make a statement before Dr. Jack;, has to consult with the' emin- American "doughboy," who, blundering LIQUOR AND CONTROL No Cargo sailing day.
    For freight and passage, THOS.
    apply to " COOK
    PASSENGER AGENTS. '.
    AND SON,
    the matter has been fully investigated ent physician on the girl's supposed ail- around on two weeks' furlough, is given Heavy Lugaage cannot be received later W. WALLIS, Agent, Sendfor List of Sailing Dates and Fares
    by the experts the Governmentis send- ment, much to the latter's disgust, Dr. opportunity for more real thrills and than half-hourbefore advertised eail- Federal Steam Navigation
    ing to Rabaul, for it is quite obvious "Tack is, however,turned out of the house genuine humour than in any Western CLEAR-CUT ISSUE WAITED. ing time. Co., Ltd.,
    Fletcher's Buildings, Customhousequay. Passages Booked All Lines. All Routes,
    (Free).
    that if criticism has been inspired from over
    __
    an unfortunate occurrence, and the story he has made. The
    eminent practitioner is congratulating trouble all starts when he"doughboy's" MELBOURNEDIRECT. All Classes, Lowest Rates.

    ~~ .
    Germanor pro-German sources it is with himself gets' on the Telephone 1780. Berths
    on having got rid of him so wrong train and lands in Spain instead Resolutions regarding questions of con- Moeraki—About. 16th August. can be Arranged for Empire
    the object of influencing, not the Aus- easily wjien begin to happen-, of Paris, and cannot speak Spanish. trol of the liquor traffic in the Dominion AUCKLAND." CHINA AND JA~PAN Exhibition Year, 1924,now. leaves no gaps—wastes no seed. *-i^in.l.i jb.
    j
    tralian public, but the foreign members and end in thethings girl proving that she is When, for reasons of his own, he' im- were put beforea large gatheringof citi- . Wanaka—Saturday, '4th August.
    By the luclusive Tours in N.Z. covering all Hotel
    of the Mandates Commission.It is in- healthier than any of those who were personates a notorious Castilian zens m the Salvation Army Citadel last Cargo only. Jj^ AND A. MAIL LINE, and Travel arrangements.
    teresting to recall that prior to. the meet- keeping her Circular Notes Issued and Cashed.
    ing of the Mandates Commission last of in a sick chair. There are, he doesn't improve the situation bandit, evening- at a meeting held under- the
    at all. auspices of NEW PLYMOUTH. QUEENSLAND PORTS. MANILA, Full particulars from
    course numerous humorous situations. Gibsonserved oversease as well as the AH. \V. the New Zealand Affiance,' Opilii—About Tuesday, 7th August. AND SANDAKAN.
    year an article appeared in a Sydney "There will be a supporting picture. "All's D. Hunt prssiding, and Cargo only THOS. COOK ANT) SON,
    newspaper, over the signature of a well- Fair in Love," a Goldwyn production, director,
    Edward Sedgwick, and the were Leave Sydney. Customhouse quay, Wellington.
    familiarity of both director and star , earned points at
    by unanimous vote
    after the DUNEDIN, OAMARU, AND TIMARU. Steamer.
    Arafura
    nate.
    known Sydney business man. It was as- starring Richard Dix. This is a comedy- with army life-meant much in making issue had been the subjects of Katoa—Saturday, 4th August. St. Alhans
    istli
    15th
    Aug.
    Sept.
    certained that he had spent only two drama, and is adapted from the 6tage this production technically perfect. An addresses and discussion Cargo only. Eastern
    days at Rabaul, but had obtained from success. "The Bridal Path. The story unusually fine list of supporting items
    various sources a scathing condemnation shows how a newly-wed wife became an will be screened,including the latest In- duty
    Sir Robert Stout spoke of the moral
    ol the Government and people of
    westport; Through and Round World Tours at
    13thOct.
    BALLINGER fl" operate,
    of the administration. This article was amateur vamp and outvamps the woman ternational News, a Burton Holmes
    forwardedanonymously to the president who tried to steal her newly-acquired Travelogue, and Buddy Messenger in the made to the Maoris that alcoholic liquor
    the Dommion to
    see that the pledge Komata—About Tuesday,
    Taking Passei.gere.
    NAPIER AND
    7th Ausrust "
    GISBORNE] "
    Special Rates.
    EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN S.S.
    CO., LTD.,
    "> I
    of the Manchester Commission,-who pro- husband. Assisting Richard Dix in the clever Century comedy, "Smarty." A would not be introduced into the King New Zealand Agents-
    posed to circulate it amongst the mem- cast are May Collins and iR-aymond special musical treat will be provided Country should be kept, and at
    bers. Hatton. Evprvbotlv's Popular Orches- by the fine incidental numbers selected by conclusion of the address the
    thl
    meeting,
    Kini—Monday, 6th August.
    Cargo only. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO,
    LTD., Wellington. MANUFACTURERS II Ji Wl toYOT?
    OWDerS- Whj Should °ot make some I
    ANT>
    I|l
    SEEDKis^HEElgHOES r^ 1 I1
    "We have definite information," 6aid tra adds to an excellent entertainment. by Mr. A. H. Jerome, which will b<» resolution,expressed itself emphatic- GISBORNE AUCKLAND RUSSELL AND SOMERS,Auckland. 8.8. BRAND, ijgr Call, or send to us for Illustrated Catalogue shotvinir f,,1l v
    (From Napier).
    ally of the opinion that the liqour
    traffic Arahura,for Giaborne,Thursday, 8 p.m. KAYE AND CARTER.Christchurch. PLANET *
    the Prime Minister, "that well-organised
    propaganda is being conducted by Ger- PRINCESS THEATRE.
    rendered by the Queen's Grand Orches- should
    tra. These include the full musical scorn try, and
    not be licensed in the Kin
    begged the Government e Coun- Arahura, for Gisborne
    BATES. SISE, AND CO.,'Dunedin
    and "Auckland, NANCARROWAND CO., Greymouth. "I)RAWN y HOEs! mtr' a
    E ; S
    mans interested in discrediting Australia The completechange of programmeco- box
    as" a mandatory Power. In addition to mencing at the Princess
    of Bizet's Grand Opera,
    plan is at The Bristol. ,
    "Carmen.". The tain the
    national honour
    protect the Natives of the unsullied,
    to main-
    and
    Saturday, 7 a.m. Calls Tokomaru Bay CRANBY AND CO.. Napier.
    Saturday. 11th August, and fort- J. H. COOKAND CO.. Nelson.
    HYDRAULIC TRAPS,BENDS,OFFSETS,
    LEAD
    the incident to which I have already re- day includes two special Theatre to- King Country nightly thereafter. LEAD PIPE Etc., Etc.
    br holding f LINE IN COILSAND
    ferred I may say that when Australian attractions. The main one is Paramount a thrilling
    STRANDTHEATRE. duly
    as to the
    t pledge
    proclaimed and gazetted in 1884.
    given and AUCKLAND. VIA NEW
    PLYMOUTH N.Y.K. LENGTHS.
    representatives attended the League of story written by W. S. The change of programme at the Ihe new scheme AND ONKHUNGA (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA). " Compo. Pipe, Lead Strips,
    Nations Assembly at Geneva,in Sep- called " White Oak," inHart himself, Strand Theatre to-day contains three recently brought of corporate control —^
    tember last year, they discovered that popular artist takes the leading
    pamphlets had been circulated to .ill The plot is strong,
    and the.
    which this featured pictures. "Oliver
    scenes
    part. the principal
    col- film, and stars
    Twist" is dealt with by Mr. before
    little Jackie W.
    land who maintained that the system
    the public was
    R. Tuck, of Auck- FIJI (Suva),
    Rarawa,from New Plymouth,
    Tuesday and Friday.
    TONGA (Vavau.
    FAVOURITE
    Haapai,
    with
    EUROPE
    Mail Route to Japan,
    connection at Japan to SJ _^^
    MjC

    SI
    Lead-Head Nails.
    Large Stocksof
    ALL PLUMBERS'
    _
    Com* Jervois Quay, Hunter &
    [.- l^T
    Victoria Sts.,Wellington,*
    ra
    I
    but the Australian members,containing ourful. The love of Oak Coogan. It is the appeal of innocent boy- would not only be Nukualofa), SAMOA (Apia). AND AMERICA. Em /jgalfe supplies.
    Miller, first hood through one of the greatest stor- undemocratic but From Tours .can be arranged to S| m?'!' P-O. Box 18.

    I—
    ■charges somewhat similar to those made for his and then his sweetheart, ies anti-democratic,and that-the placing of Auckland. China, Japan, §$
    recently. These pamphlets were print- providessister, a fitting ever written. The plot has been the third issue on the ballot paper would Tofua—lßthAugust. Korea by this Line.
    SUH Telephones 99 and 3415. W^i^M^WB^IWWIVW'IIFIIIIMHiiiiHIII'Mtm ', i'Hi H'n) |M|Ufc L> .i
    ed in very large numbers,30,000copies ing and villainies ofcontrast
    to the fight- Taking Passenger*.
    the piece. One play- followed with unusual fidelity, and the cloud the issue and cause confusion. A Waring Taylor street,
    of one being distributed. They were er, who does not appear in the cast, characterisations should satisfy themost resolution was then put protesting
    signed by a league of Germanpatriots. ' performs in a notable
    Mr. Bruce said that in face of the fine dog, and shows more manner. He is a enthusiastic
    than passing ond feature,
    Dickens reader. The sec- against the proposal to place corporate
    "The Master
    enormous handicaps, the work of the intelligence. Bringing a messagefrom the veteran actor, Frank Keenan. This btate Purchase and Control issue and
    Man," stars control on the ballot paper
    inatead of the
    £JANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN
    To Canada. America. England,
    LINE. TANGO
    via Suva
    MONTHLY
    AKI MARU*
    YOSHINO
    SAILINGS
    MARU*
    MAP.U
    FOR JAPAN:
    7000 tons
    6000 tons
    9000 tons
    5H5 Wellington.
    Big Overcoat Offer al|
    CITY PRIVATE

    James Smith's ;!
    (Fiji), Honolulu, Vancouver. *Wirelessinstalled. . DETECTIVE
    board and the Administration was much the beleaguered emigrant train, he assists is
    a drama of politics centring about stating that "the votes
    Via Brisbane, Townsville, Thursday ocrs, AGENCY office: 8, King's Cham

    _
    of the people Wellington. Professional
    more satisfactory than recent criticism Oak Miller to escape prison and guides an unusuallypowerful personality, Eman- a clearly show that the time r» s arrived for Makura : From Auckland Au*- 7 Island. Zamboanga, Manila. Hongkong, lectors. Evidence Debt Col-
    would suggest. It was untrue that there him to the attack. The second feature uel Blake, the character portrayed by
    had been failure to establish a definite is the film version, of that famous
    ballot-paper with, two. issues only,
    the star. It is a part which fits Mr. namely, Prohibition versus Continuance,Makura
    *■'",?«* „ ' » Sept.' 11
    g
    Nagasaki, Kobe, and Yokohama. and information
    lected regarding any matter whatever. col- All
    „ Oct THROUGH BILLS OF LADING IS- classes of work undertaken. Divorce
    policy. The only important matters play, " In the Bishop's Carriage,"stage fea- Keenan particularly well. When any- since less than 6 per cent, of the voters Niagara Nov 13 SUED TO ABOVE PORTS. work a specialty. Fees reasonable
    ■which remained to he dealt with were turing Bebe Daniels. Adapted from the thing gets in his way his motto reads, showed aiiv interest at all in Government Makura D6Ov BURNS,
    PHILP, & COMPANY, LTD., M. MASON, Ex-Detective Sergeant
    the completion of the land transfer or- play by Charming Pollock, it has made "Crush it." But there is something control. The motion was carried unani- 69-75, Molosworth street. Wellington. N.Z. Police.
    dinance and the amendment of the mines a successful and highly interesting photo- good in the worst, and this proves the its opinion that
    ordinance in. its relation to oil research, play; The supporting bill rulo with respect to Blake.. And it is
    mously, lhe meeting further recorded
    the active partnership ■QNION ROYAL MAIL LINE.
    P. & O. 3. N. CO. Tel. 3698.
    Now Private Investigator
    P.O.Bos 505.
    which would be dealt with without de- special comedy attractions, includes two woman who awakens within him some- of the State in the liquor traffic as pro- ToEarotonga, United States,Canada,England, via D N.E V TO LONDON, It is not often that you can buy a high-grade Tweed Overcoat
    lay. Regarding the Public Service,the the City," a Mack Sennett "Fresh from athing
    production, finer, and at first perhaps it is was morally
    posed by the corporate
    control schemo Papeete, San Francisco. SY Via Colomboand SuezCanal.
    FJ7st TOCKS AND KEYS. at a 20% reduction in the height of the season, but that is what
    \
    \
    Government intended at an early date and Among Animals," .a only pity, but soon after it turns to a- grave menace indefensible, a nd constituted Tahiti From
    „. Wellington Aui? 28
    and SecondClassOnly.
    .
    our 10-DAYS WINTER SALE means. We have too Jany I
    to establish a training school, where Century comedy of note. love, and when the tale is done there Dominion. to the welfare of the Maunganui .Sept 25. Steamer. REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. Coats in stock for this time of the year, and are determined to I '■
    Australians could graduate in tropical
    subjects. No man was sent to the terri-
    is a new Blake to be reckoned with.
    Larry Semonwill be seen in his latest
    T*httl
    Maunganui
    . Oct. 30
    NOV- 27 Narljunda
    Tonareg.
    in,227
    Sydney.
    Aug. 13 _, .LATHE WORK AND SMALL'
    bring our stock down tc a lower level. This offer is
    days,
    restricted M
    Moldavia 15.800 Sep. 12 to 10 so that prompt action is necessary to secure the
    tory without rigid medical examination. EMPRESS THEATRE. comedy, "The Counter Jumper," while PROTEST FROM CHRISTCHURCH. Thromrh MECHANICAL WORK. best selection. The few items listed below
    Bookings by either of the ?»
    ld«ra ....15.825 Oct. 10
    The Administrator had reported that Khyber 0,030 will give a slight
    Edwin Carewe,it is said,reaches great the supports are of unusual interest. Nov 7 idea of the saving this offer will effect for YOU. Every depart-
    there was no more gambling among emotional heights in "Mighty Lak' a
    (BT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) above services fo nnv OANADFAN r»r Mongolia 15,800 Dec. 5
    Basement
    TOLLEY AND HUNT,
    under Railway ment is teeming with stupendous bargains. These quality
    J
    ■white residents than was usual in any Rose," which is the star attraction at CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. Narkunda Jan."2 Telethon. Office No 1 J
    community, and the police emphatically the Empress JEAN GERARDY TO-NIGHT. A public meeting, presided over by tha Moldavin ...:.....
    10.227
    .- 20.700
    15.R00
    Willis street. M. ' B Overcoats are merely one example of the solid savings to be
    Theatre to-day. The
    stated that there was practically no story has as its theme the redeeming M. Jean Gerardy; the famousBelgian Mayor, at which the speakers included NEW ZEALAND" TO SYDNEY.
    Mooltnn
    Jan. 30
    Feb. 27 . 9 effected at this Great Winter Sale. I
    _
    gambling between white officials and virtues of music and its power
    Chinese. Regarding the dimensions of the lives of people, but
    will make his final appearances Archbishop Julius,
    in Wellington to-night and to-morrow Mr. _S., E. M/Carthy,Mrs.
    to sway 'cellist,
    the Public' Service in comparison with still a deeper thought. back of this' is afternoon in the Town Hall. The Ger- carried unanimously a resolution protest-
    M'Combs, and Tahiti, from Wellington, August 10
    retired Magistrate, Niagara, from Auckland,August 24.
    Ma'°]a 20,700
    Passengers can book through from New
    Zealand.
    ■
    Mar.26
    I 10 Days 20$ Discount Offer |
    Simply, the For full particular?, apply Return Tickets are intmclianijeablewith
    Uiat of the GermanAdministration,
    tale tells of Rose Duncan, a beautiful ardy concerts have undoubtedly.been the ing (1) against the attempt to make New Zerlnnrl SMppinfr Co., via Panama, Double-breasted Tweed Overcoats—
    SALE IH 12Heavy Coating
    there were now many activities in re- blind
    .
    gard to instruction, general training, girl, whom fate throws in the most delightful conceits slightest
    hands of " Bull Morgan, leader of a and all who have the
    of recent times, the people partners in the liquor traffic; UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF Canadip.nAusfralasinn
    love of (2) against the introduction of liauor in N.Z.. LTD. rer, tmion Australasian Line, via San
    GREAT OPENING
    Lino, via Vancou- Tweeds, in grey and brown, plain i
    health, etc., which the German Admini- gang. Jimmie Harrison, a " music should not fail to attend these the Kine: Country. Archbishop "Julius Francisco
    OF
    P and check effect; inset sleeves,half belt \
    stration either ignored ot only partially ber of "Bull's" clique, falls
    handled. It was untrue that there was with
    extensive duplication of hospitals run ture and her
    by the Government and those controlled
    Rose, and through her
    young
    gentle
    music begins to realise
    mem-
    na-
    concerts. His music is inspiring and
    advancement in musical taste in the Do- its
    said
    in love stimulating, and is a strong factor in the Zealander if the country went back
    for his playing appeals and at- sooner see the Maori
    he would be ashamed to be a New
    pledge to the Maoris, and ho would
    SHAW,
    on
    SAVILL, AND: ALBION
    COMPANY, LIMITED
    ■
    JOHNSTON AND CO.,LTD..
    Wellington
    Agents,
    nnd
    NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING
    Wangamii.
    FURNITURE, Etc.,
    IN
    HANNAH'S BUILDINGS, I
    ■
    §
    *

    10 Blue Nap Cloth Prince


    Usually priced £4/12/6 SI
    Winter Sale Offer—Less 4/- inthe £
    Overcoats—
    **»/lIA4*/
    A I - '
    !
    o'y the board. the futility of the life he is leading. minion,
    In a fight
    tracts not only the music student, but see liquor introduced amone them.
    between Jimmie and those whose tasates are attracted in. other
    race die out than DIRECT
    LINE OF STEAMERS TO
    SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON.
    THE COMPANY, LIMITED. 246, Lambton Quay, S These Coats are in the famous Prince style, and ?
    .In general, said Mr. Bruce, the Gov- the hard-fisted boss Commencing I are made from a superior quality Blue Nap Cloth,
    ernment had put the welfare of the is injured. This of the gang Rose directions. The first performance in New DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED ■ warmly lined throughout.
    natives first, carrying out its plain duty them an awakening and brings to all of Zealand of an important British work Clean old pewter by washing it in SAILING (Circumstances Permitting): KINGDOM. THURSDAY NEXT, 26th Usually priced £6/7/6 CA IC'I j
    under the mandate, which required as straight. This is a resolve tft go will be a featureof to-night's warm, soapy water and drying a-"clean I Winter Sale Offer—Less 4/- in the £ *^*/ *>/__- j
    its first and fundamentaltrust that "the accomplished, but a M. Gerardy will play for theprogramme.-
    mandatory shall promote to the utmost final sacrificeis made by them to secure here Sir Edward Elgar's Violoncello spoonful of soft soap and one of rotten Name.
    the material and moral well-being and Rose sufficient money for an operation on Concerto in E Minor. The distinguished
    first time chamois. If very dirty, mix
    stone with sufficient boiling water to "Athenic
    one table- „
    TArawa
    "

    ......
    „ Date
    Tons. Com'nder. Leavine. Port.
    11.570 Jones
    of
    Aug. 4 Watn
    12.800 Crossland Aug. 15 Wiitn!
    Final
    LARGE MODERNTWTN-SORF.W
    SENGER STEAMERS.WTTH UN-
    SURPASSED ACCOMMODATION.
    PAS-
    RADFORD & CO.
    I
    |J
    5 Single-breasted Tweed Overcoats
    Smart" swing-back coats, in heather mixture
    - |
    s eyes. In this final theft Jimmie composer's musio is well known in New render
    .. ... Steamer. From
    social progressof the natives." There is by the police and sentenced to Zealand through hi them the consistency of putty;; "Connthic .12.307 Ilart late Sept. W Rtn.
    Ahout
    Will Sell g Tweeds; Raglan or inset sleeve
    was absolutely no evidence to support caught s oratorias and and thin down with a little turpentine. "Tulnui 11,920 ■_
    PAPAROA Wellington mid. Rrpt.
    a .
    charges that forced Government labour prison, and the girl believes him dead. orchestra works, and musicians are in- Apply to the pewter with a soft flannel "ionic
    eni not Wrtr.
    J2.351 Hickarin late Nov. Wgtn. *;?"in«A Wellington October fi FURNITURE Usually priced £5/15/- SAIXfI
    had been the order of.the day for a long Years pass, while Rose, with' sight re- debted to the eminent 'cellist for an op- and polish with leather.
    pursues a musical career with portunity of hearing his latest work.
    tVia Panama Canal
    "ÜBMUERA
    RIjWTAKA
    W.-llincton Nov 17
    Wfllinuton mid. lire. CARPETS, LINOLEUMS I . Winter Sale Offer—Less4/- in the £ *^*/_i^/_"
    time in some districts, and that labour- gained,
    *Via Montevideo and Tenerifle.'
    the aid a wealthy man who had Other items to be performed include:
    "RUAHINE Wellington. Dec. ?n BEDSTEADSAND BEDDING Smart
    Glen Check
    Overcoats^—
    ers wereibeaten by police boys and plan- fallen in of love with her. Serenade (Sitt), Valse Leute (Boellmann), 1924 Berthing Lists now open. *ROTORUA Wellington Feb." 9 CHESTERFIELDSUITES
    I These checks are of quiet tone in grey and fawn
    tation managers.The Administrator had
    received instructions in the most cate- her triumph
    The
    comes on the day when Vito
    Jimmie is released from prison, and
    hour of
    (Popper), Le Cygne
    it Hungarian Rhapsody (Liszt-Popper), etc.
    (Saint-Saen3), _ Ist, 2nd, and 3rd Class carried.
    Return Tickets are interchangeable with
    "Oil Fuel.
    Proceeding via PANAMA. CANAL.
    OAK AND RIMU SUITES
    SIDEBOARDS,WARDROBES || Tweeds;
    lined throughout
    famous Prince style, single breasted,
    Usually priced £4/10/6 S\l\r) IQL
    gorical terms regarding forced labour is
    and corporal punishment, and in his last a the sound of the song, " Mighty Lak' Miss Essie Ackland and Mr. George RUB AWAY RHEUMATIC 1 lines via Suez,America, and
    All passengers must seoure Passports.
    SouthAfrica. Return
    P. and O. and
    Tickets are interchangeable
    Lines (via Suez).
    with OAK TABLES
    DINNER SETS,TEA SETS
    Winter Sale Offer—Less 4/- in the £ *d/_JL£i/J}
    annual report , said there had been no stage door Rose," that makes him pause at the Stewart M'Manus will be the supporting
    PAIN, SORENESS. Orient
    C.-A. and Union Lines (via Canadaand
    forced labour, except for the clearing two togethorto again. listen, and brings the artists. For the matinee to-morrow after- For full information, apply to
    America), or Aberdeen and Blue Funnel TOILET SETS Double-breasted Blue NapCoats—
    of villages. In its concern for the nat- as
    Eose Duncan is a
    Dorothy Mackaill noon, the programme will be decided by
    splendid choice for pop.ular selection. Items should be sent STIFFNESS. LEVIN AND TO., LTD
    nALGETY AND CO.. LTD
    Lines (via. South Africa).
    For further particulars, apply
    IRONMONGERY
    GLASSWARE
    Smart style, with loose half belt, in heavy cloth,
    sleeve
    ive inhabitants the Government would the blind
    violinist. Her frail beauty, to Mr. E. J. Gravestock,at the Midland Instant relief with a small bottle of MURRAY. ROBERTS.AND CO..LTD. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING
    _ CROCKERY, I set-in Usually priced £4/12/6 Sfi/^AI
    have these questions definitely investi- golden hair,
    gated. The activties of the board and wistfulness give to Hotel. The box plans are at The Bristol, I eld honest St. Jacobs Oil.
    COMPANY. LTD.
    ENAMEL WARE
    ALUMINIUM WARE, |
    Etc.
    Winter Sale Offer—Less 4/- in the £ *'d/JL tt/~
    which had to maintain plantations esti- the
    mated to be worth about £4,000,000, James Eennie
    character an almost spiritual appeal. and
    as Jimmie in this charac- fectionery.
    the day sales at the Blue Bird Con-
    Rub the soothing, penetrating St.
    LINE. H T^EW -
    PLYMOUTH ONEHUNGA- I New Process Black Rubber Coats—
    until they were sold or otherwise dis- the terisation is said to place himself Jacobs Oil directly upon the " tender QVNA B, D AUCKLAND SERVICE.
    (Weather, etc., permitting).
    H These Coats are made by an entirely new process,
    among : spot" and relief comes instantly. which eliminates all danger of cracking or perish-
    posed of, had been attended by some foremost leading men on the screen. "PRESERVING MR. PANMURE." Jacobs Oil St. AUSTRALASIAN SERVICE. CLEARING SALE. H
    Sir A. W. Pinero's is a harmless remedy for S.S. RARAWA FORONE |j ing. The most serviceable and economical Rain-
    financial loss, the price of copra having clever four-act rheumatism and sciatica,which never die- MONTHONLY.
    comedy, -'Preserving Mr. Patimure," appoints and cannot bum the skin. -58 coat on the market .Usually priced 47/6 Oft I
    COMMONWEALTH ANT)-DOMINION Loaves New Fridays, Plymouth for Oneliun*-a- INSPECTIONINVITED. ■
    slumped shortly after it took charge
    from £35 per ton in November, 1920 PARAMOUNT AND ARTCRAFT. was repeated at the Concert Chamber, Do . LINE, LIMITED. Tuesdays and at 7.40 n.m. i . Special SaleOffer "«/ " /
    Hall, last evening by "The Thes- Get a, not
    grumble and go on suffering. ■
    'to £18 10s in April, 1921. Large areas romance, Whirlwind action, with bright spots of Town small bottle your
    Leaves Onohunga for New Plymouth—
    pians." under the direction of Mr. Cul- from chemist,
    Be Your Own Dressmaker, use

    I
    of young palms planted by Germans fol- the mark the picture screening Mondays and Thursdays, at 3 p.m.
    at and in the moment use it will be
    lowing the close of hostilities necessar- day. Paramount
    ily had been conducted at a loss.
    and Arteraft Theatres to- ford Bell. The
    "For Bis; Stakes" is a Fox pro- upon most original lines, allowed great "ness,
    plot, which is laid down free from
    starring Tom Mix. It is replete scope to the players, and after their first lief and swelling. Do not suffer! Re-
    you you
    rheumatic pain, soreness, stiff- Regulp
    despatches
    AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON,
    from New York to FARES—Saloon: 32s Single, 64s Re-
    turn. Steerage, 24? Single, 49s Return. RADFORD & CO.
    tial recoveryin the copra price, andPar-
    Sxcella Patterns
    duction, LYTTELTON. DUNEDIN. Further information can be obtained DIRECT IMPORTERS
    the with adventure. It has a love awaits you 1
    approach to maturity of the story too nervousness they acted' up to their parts St. Jacobs Oil has relieved millions of NEXT SAILINGS: from the Union S.S. Co., Ltd.. and And
    exceeding charm. The photoplay is a well. The star the Sailed. Northern S.S. Co., Ltd., Joint Agents.
    trees, had done much to enableyoung of of was Miss sufferersin the last half-century, and is From
    the Isobel Halligan as theevening Steamer. MANUFACTURERS,
    wholesome
    board to pay its way. Losses in handling a maid. The tale of the way of a man with governess. Her just as good for sciatica,neuralgia, lum- Port Hacking Now York 10th Apl. LEVINS AND CO.. LTD.. Agents. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
    the expropriated estates would not be the clear sands and hills of Arizona," acting and enunciation were good. Miss bago, backache, or sprains, as for rheu- Port Macquarie New York 30th May. "DICHARDSON AND CO., I,TD.
    oorne by the Australian taxpayers. A here. Theskies, the outdoor life—all are Phyllis Adams fitted' into the part of matism.
    acting of Tom Mix—in Mrs. Panmure,and Miss Linme' Nicholas
    Clan Mackenzie New York 19th July.
    For NAPIER (Inner Harbour) and GIS-
    FURNISHERS,
    246,Lambton Quay. "The Patterns that Really Excel 3'
    special financial expert would, as pre- of the entire cast— fact, was effective as the
    viously indicated,'investigate the whole order. Tom's riding, shooting, is of the highest aunt. Other parts For particulars, apply to Loading BORNE WHARF—The s.s. RIPPLE
    . I SOLE AGENTS: :
    question, and a full report would be fur- throwing and rope- were capably taken by Miss Annie Brokers. on TUESDAY, at 6 n.m. Cargo re-
    ago placed him in the Fraser, Miss Aggie Atkins, Mi\ Fred IF RHEUMATIC, DISSOLVE THIS IN FUNOH. EDYE AND CO. (Inc.),

    JAMES SMITH'S CORNER


    lone- ceived Monday and Tuesday.
    nished to the House. front rank of Western actors. His Gaynes,and Mr. Hale Spencer, Mr. Stanley YOUR MORNING TEA. 25, Broadway, New York. For AKITIO and CASTLEPOINT—The
    Mr. Bruce added that a Minister horse,Tony, deserves screen no little praise if Airth, Mr. Barton Ginger. It is Or s.s. KOUTUNUI, THIS DAY, at KADACHES CONSULT ~T~
    ■would go toNew Guinea and make per- we are to include
    sonal investigation. During the recess praiseworthy performances. all those who gave
    expected that the proceeds of
    the
    This ani- duction will considerably augment the Then watch' tho Pains,
    pro-
    jCOMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION JOHNSTON noon.
    AND CO.,LTD., 'A*ent«. HEADACHES
    HEADACHES <<5\V»
    -At^fcA^
    a delegation of members of Parliament mal does everything but talk. The photo- Terrace School Playground Fund. 'Aches,
    and other Misery
    Swellings, ' W.Hincton. SPECTACLES WELLINGTON.
    from both sides of the House would visit graphy is above the average,the move- They simply HAVE to go, Disappear
    Stiffness, For WANGANUT—The s.s. INVERCAR- SPECTACLES
    New Guinea. The Ministry hoped-that ment of the story never lags,, the direc-
    the delegation would submit a report, tion throughout is good, and there are. Johnny Wunderlich,
    SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY.

    world-famous
    Landles, Certificated Nurse.
    says Alice
    ORIENT LINE
    GILL, on SATURDAY,at 5 p m.
    JOHNSTONAND CO., LTD.. Agents. WEAK EYES V QV
    WEAK EYES
    OPTICIAN
    "E
    including suggestions for the better ad- several surprises. that will not
    ministration of the territory. Mean- scribed here,' for they are too good be de- automobile racing driver, is one of the rpo LONDON,
    ■*- laide, Fremantle, Colombo,
    via Melbourne, Ade- Telephonet 44 and 2235. WEAIIYESSS MANNERS ST.
    to participants in a race which fumjshesva Suez,
    while he asked members to view with bo spoiled by foreknowledge. Probably Gigantic^ and exciting climax to "Racine ■RHEUMATISM can be caused in but
    Gibraltar^
    the greatest caution criticism of the Ad- themost outstanding single incident is a Hearts a Paramount picture
    ministration. prairie fire, through which Tom Mix Agnes Ayres and >■- starring purities
    Roberts!
    one way. That is by acids and im-
    Port Said, Naples, Toulon,
    and Plymouth. undermentioned Steamers will
    Special Window Display of
    Theodore in the blood. Chemical analysis
    Mr. Charlton said that charges should rides to'save his sweetheart. The second the SeasidePictures to-night. There is and microscopic examination of the blood Carrying First. Second,and Third Claese*.
    at
    THE leave (circumstances permitting-) v V ■«» MONEY ADVANCED
    fie probed fully. He warned Mr. Bruce feature stars John Gilbert in "Calvert's
    that an official denial would not satisfy Valley," a story by Margaret Prescott
    j

    the League of Nations. It would be Montague, in which the elements of


    aSP
    tui°e 'd liSt °f suPP°rtin2 Pfc- prove this beyond tho possibility of doubt Steamship.
    I or argument, as any standard medical
    work will explain in detail. Of course, OKVIETO
    Tons Keg.

    12,133
    From Sydney.
    About
    Aug. 23
    follow;—
    FOR BLENHEIM—
    The s.s. WAIRAU,'
    On SATURDAY, at Noon.
    &L JPjA
    **
    T^4)^\
    JEWELLERY, Plats,j
    Antiques, Cuu'ery,
    | -*&^- Cameras,Sporting and
    Choice Wallpapers
    "wise to dispatch three or four mem- mystery, adventure, and romance are ISLAND BAY THEATRE. various
    OSTERLEY 12.133 Sept ->5 The a.s. ECHO, «B gravelling Requisites,
    bers of the House immediately to New said_ to be skilfully blended. Special conditions, such as exposure to ORMTJZ J4.588 Oct 23 Musical The beautiful wallpapers now on view in our new
    Guinea,with power to make a complete musical programmes are a. feature at «,rMr. JL?
    ramo"nt double bill, including
    Billing His cold and dampness, or committing certain OKHOVA 12,030 Nov o 0
    THIS DAY, at 4 p.m.
    LYTTELTON, Via KAIKOURA-
    W^W ■tab Clothing, etc., Instruments,
    in sums
    investigation. If that were done their both theatres. Spends Dime," which ORMOSDE 14,853 Dec'lß FOR from Is to £500. windows are the subject of much favourable
    stars Walter Hiers, and "Polly with errors of diet can make rheumatisni worse, 'Carries First and Third Clasacs only. " The s.s. WAKATU, yQJF
    report would be ready for the forthcom- a Past," starring Ina Clare, will he but the primary cause always remains the tAdditional steamer via Colombo and On SATURDAY, at Noon. Unredeemed Pledges for Saleat Bargain c comment among all who appreciate the value of
    ing meeting of the League.
    BRITANNIA THEATRE. screened at the Universtl Theatre Is- same. Therefore,trying to get rid of Port Said, carrying Saloonand Third- FOR FOXTON— Prices. We Buy, Sell, or Exchange Art in the Home.
    ".The Dinkum Bloke," now showing land Bay, to-night. The programme rheumatism without ridding your blood classes . only.
    Fares by Mail Steamers—Saloon (einele)
    The s.s. KENNEDY,
    On MONDAY, at 4 p.m.
    ANCHOREXCHANGE & LOAN CO
    131, Manners-st. Tel. 22-776
    at the Britannia Theatre,is the crowning will be repeated to-morrow evening. and system of the acidulous impurities £90 '
    TRAM TRAFFIC achievement of Australian motion pic- to £138. Return, £158to £242. freight apply (Opposite King's Theatre.) There's a design
    for home—to
    every sail every taste
    Fares by the Omar and Orcades from For to.
    or passage,
    ture production. A vivid, virile cross-
    which directly cau3e this physical calam-
    ROLLER SKATING. ity, is exactly like trying to get rid of New Zealand to London: Saloon sinzle LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Agenti. GALL AND INSPECT
    section of the life of those who live Last night was ladies' £100 to £114. Return, £175 ' Telephones 5 and 1904.
    strongly and love deeply is played by Colosseum night at the smoke without putting out the fire. Pam- to £200.
    TO THE EDITOR,
    Rink, the management receiv- causing and kidney-irritating uric acid is For full particulars apply FOREMOSTIN REMOVING.
    Sir,—It is interesting to note that in a cast of favourites in settings that all ing ladies as its guests and supplying
    the near future something may be done know. This picture is one of the screen's them with skates. The floor was crowd~
    no differentfrom any other,acid in that UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF
    ANCHOR SHIPPING AND
    FOUNDRY CO., LTD. SMITH & SMITH LTD.
    to relieve the congestion at Courtenay outstanding attractions of the year.
    place tram stop- in the way of a new all-Australian production with an all- by all. For once the male
    An er, and a very enjoyable time- was spent it must be neutralised by an alkaline liq-
    N.Z., LTD.,
    Airents in New Zealand.
    (Circumstances permitting).
    MOVING Furniture is r.ot work that
    anyone can do. It requires years
    .. Right Opposite the Town Hall
    skaters took uid. Nothing else can have just the same FOR NELSON (taking Cargo for MOTU- of experience make
    tramway siding. While this is under Australian cast of players. The sincerity TeleDhon« 41 to a competent Fur-
    a back seat, and the ladies gave an ex- effect, this being an elementary principle EKA, TAKAKA, aud COLLING- niture Remover. Our men have been
    consideration I would like to suggest and natural work of Arthur Tauchcrt in hibition hockey taking the floor of chemistry, of course. It naturallyfol- WOOD). with us for years, and not one inexperi-
    that a new way (for Wellington) of the leading role is one of the outstanding in fast skating. match,, The hockey match and Nikau—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 6.30 enced man is sent out to shift
    boarding the cars be enforced. At pre- features. Mr. Taucliert at all times a "leap year" waltz lows that to dissolve,neutralise,and wash COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES p.m. The care wo take of your Furniture Furniturewili r
    sent the system appears to holds the audience and gives a masterful much amusement. were productive of out the rheumatic acids the liquids you MARITIMES.
    Ngaio—Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 7.30 delight and astonish you. Call for Advica
    be, "The
    "weakest goes to the wall," or, to be creation, a worthw successor to his char-
    explicit, "the weakest goesto the floor." acterisation of "The Sentimental Bloke."
    Is. it not possible to erect a barrier in The settings and lighting reflect credit Men from sea
    SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY.
    drink must contain the necessary
    elements to be absorbod into tho blood and
    act upon the acids. These o!ement3 are
    a lkaline (Services Contractuels.) p.m.
    Receives GeneralCargo daily until 4 p.m.
    (except Saturday, 11 a.m.)
    and Estimates.
    THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS
    <€|gl||||^ Ideal Classic Boilers
    which each individual must follow in on the director, and the photography phere at Mrs. found a congenial atmos- easily provided. Simplj
    line, as exampled at the railway book- uring Alma
    ing offices?—lam, etc.,

    il.it August.
    ■
    ABNER BENNETT.
    :
    excellent.
    attraction.
    "Thoughtless Women,"feat- farers at The Sailors'
    Rubens,is the supporting evening. The performers
    Grant's concert to sea- get a small THE
    sup-
    Friend Society last ply of tho refined Alkia Saltratescom- leave Wellington on or about the 7th
    Montgomery, Misses G. Hutching, Hen-
    were:
    Y. Hardy, Crombie. Beere, and should
    ScrewSteamer,ANTINOUS (re-
    gistered .
    tonnage

    Mrs. pound from any chemist. A pinch of this OCTOBER for the following ports FORWESTPORT, GREYMOUTH,AND
    be dissolved in your tea, coffee, taking "passengers and general cargo:—'
    5809 tons), will Luggage cannot bo received on board
    before

    HOKITIKA.
    4 p.m.
    COMPANY, LIMITED,
    87-91,Customhouse-quay, Wellington. Eiiiiiil
    bHH
    Sblh S^^^S
    "Ideal" Radiators
    for heating
    ■rhe latest production of the National |
    derson.
    HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Messrs. Rnyer. water, or other drink, and taken every Noumea,,Port Villa, Suva. Patx-ptp Cargo only.
    §£Sif isll^^n Badiator Co., EngLmd. Also the 1
    A particularly bright and attractive erson. Miss D.Edmonds,Coe,
    and Dick-
    Henderson was at the morning. No" trace of any bitter, salty,
    Panama, Colon, Fort <W France'
    Pointe a Pitre, Marseilles,Bordeaux! Regitlus
    .
    Wednesday Aug. 8 4 p.m. SWEET BORONIA!
    Badiato'rs,
    programme is being presented at His piano. The prizes for the competitions sour, or other taste can possibly bo de- Note.—Cargo must be Booked at one these w3#M ana Tw°-Colllllm together
    ':If the vain has dashed the freshness
    .
    from your .straw, hat try reviving its Majesty's Theatre this week. The star came from Hataitai, and went to the tected. Also it cannot upset or irritato
    Havre, and Dunkirk. PLANT Office. NOW, of
    scented" favourites. It will fill the
    sweet-
    v.-ithscctioual boilers for larger build-
    former glory in this manner :—Remove turn is provided by the Australian come- 'La. Marseillaise, Arawa, and men in ovon the most delicate stomach. The only from
    the trimming and brush with a stiff dians, Stiffy and Mo,, who appear in a port. evidence that you are taking a medicine Dunkirk, Havre, Bordeaux,
    This Steameris en route to Wellington W. M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD., whole of your garden with delightful per-
    Dunkirk, via the following ports: Agents. fume. The plants are now showing t^^^tSfW^^^ra
    l^»*^^^^^^
    bloom.
    *nS3- We have boilers and radiators
    iv sizes to suit any building,\\-hctlier
    brush until the dust is out of the straw. laughable revile entitled, "The Police-
    Patrons are requested to make their will bo the plainly noticeable relief from Point a Pitre, Fort do France, Colon' Marseilles, Tele Address: "Banner," Wellington Order early from
    F. COOPER,LIMITED. If'llP^^iliiffell
    '

    *^^^^S§'^^^
    1(i c dvTOilinf!- oflioe,school,hospital,
    Next paint it over with-a solution of men." It is impossible not to be con-
    liquid gum and black ink—one teaspoon- vulsed with laughter as they go through reservations for to-morrow as early as rheumatic pain which it quickly produces. Panama, Papeete. . ' Mercer street.
    hotel, greenhouse, poultry farm. etc.
    If sufficientinducement offers is in-
    fiil of the latter to a saltspoonful of their ludicrous situations, and sing their possible, as owing to the popularity oi In each package of Alkia Saltrates, the tondod to run a Regular Serviceit
    gum. Hang out in the air to dry. clever songs. Others who contribute to "Tho Ambassador," there is likely to refiners
    the success of the hill are Vat and Paula be an excellent attendance. No pains tremely valuable treatise, giving useful ports named above.'
    _Every morning a horse kicks at the door Hansent, James Morriesey, Mello and have been spared to maintain a high diet hints and other interesting
    enclose an authoritative and ex- vals of'.three.-months""from
    at inter-
    and to tho
    FOR WANGANUI—Thes.s. KA'PITP,
    On MONDAY, at 5 p.m.
    LEVIN-FOXTON SERVICE—
    MOTOR MAIL
    Quickest route to Fox.
    ton. Leave Foxton 7.J0 a.m.; leave Levin
    JENKINS&MACKLtd.
    of a certain house in Seaton Delavai, Nello, and Winnie Edgerton. The pro- informa- For further information,'apply 11 a.m.; leavo Foxton 3.15 p.m.; leave ENGINEERS ::: WELLINGTON'
    standard, and a pleasant hour may bt tion foe rheumatic tuilereri. to DALCKTY AND CO.,
    aSprthumberJand, for a "sn»ck."- grammewill bo repeal thi» eveninjf. spent at ibis lesdios cabaret LEVIN AND 00., LTD., Ageuts, Tell. 5018 and 5578, I.evin 7,50 p.m. Return fires 8s
    A((ttti. sins Se 6d, Motor for hire, Suadivt.6d,
    Tholargest suppliers of heating appliances in -if.2.
    '''
    "
    NUKY WtU'ffiEL-AD. Proprietor:
    6

    THE EVENING;. POST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1928


    SHIPPING The vessel is due at Auckland on
    « k]? ni?' -August, ■

    ■wh 1 and at Wellington the


    .August. She later proceeds to Lyttelton
    j.Jth Dunedin
    on
    THE DRINK THAT DOWN TO BEDROCK opening for such an attack if the The duty on imported bran and pol- The
    and to complete discharge. GINGERS YOU UP— Government had made public 'earl- lard is temporarily suspended. The sittings Arbitration Court will open its
    in Dunedin on Wednesday, and P. AND T. GRIEVANCES
    PORTOP WELLINGTON TOMATO i That's "CAMROC" ier the full facts relating to the currency of the Order-in-Council in re- following the conclusion of business in
    DAMAGE TO LA MAESEILLAISE. DRY GINGER ALE! Lord Curzon's statement as to operations of the lation to this matter is to 30th Septem: that town will proceed to other centres
    The French steamer La Marseillaise, which ■
    SOUP! TT_ is warming in Winter apd cooling the progress of Allied negotiations hardship section. ber next. in the South Island. REPORT TO THE ASSOCIATION
    HIGH WATER.
    f£" S-magS? b rou«u weather while bouud \ -*■. m Summer. Its healthfulnessand Regulations, published in "The Gaz- The Postal
    To-day—Oh 25m a.m.; 9h 49m p.m.
    from New York >'and New Orleans to Wellirifc- purity are guaranteed. is not hopeful. The Freiich and authorities have received
    To-morrow—lOh llm a.m.; lOn 83m p.m. «t0lifted from ,No. 1 south, Queen's
    Sold at all Clubs, Hotels,and Stores. Belgian replies to the British draft LOCAL AND GENERAL
    ette " provide against admission of advice from Sydney
    grass seed' from tick-infested districts at noon on the 2nd instant for Auckland. SALARIES AND RETRENCHMENT.that the Makura left
    affl/n 1 the Cl^de Quay Whart yesterday
    f
    TUST a whiff from the kitohen Note do not even mention the "1 Queensland and New South Wales; She carries for Wellington
    ARRIVALS. dvlt, -n e>"lngton al)out three weeks- sltt"J' f rouses your appetite. Drink "CAMROC" DRY GINGER and for the treatment of grass seed mail from 62 bags of
    ALE always. draft. The replies appear to hold The secretary of the Post and Tele-
    August 2—Wainui, 5.8.-(4.55 p.m.), 654 tons, n»rf »WIS Australia and 6 from beyond, graph
    b? ve t0 be renewed in the fore
    SUer, from Plcton. , Sfiet?rt
    effected W"
    to the 1; al
    steering
    d re')lUrs
    gear
    lliive
    aft.
    alao to be The rich, "red colour adds still ITHOMSON, LEWIS. AND CO.. LTD. no definite prospect of an early al- The petition to Parliament of 0. W.
    fiom other portions of those States. which includes East 3. Officers' Association, Mr. H. E..
    August 2—Echo, auxiliary scow (6 p.m.), 00 more zest. Telephone 21-219. teration of the situation or the redress for alleged atephenson, of Wellington, praying for er, Owing to the Conciliation Commission- The result of the ballot for the elec- Combs,in a report to the association,
    tons, E. Jackson, from Blenheim. Mr. W. Newton, haying contacted tion of officersof the New draws
    August 2—Ngahere, s.s. (10 p.m.), 1090 tons, The first taste tells you how wrongful dismissal:
    commencement of a discussion! from the Post and Telegraph Depart- influenza it was not poaeible for the ad- mers' Union for the current Zealand Far- importance to to events of far-reaching
    attention
    JTLean, from Westport. ■V TELEGRAPH. hungry you are. upon reparations. We may judge ment was reported year was cers since the
    post and telegraph offi-
    August S—Koutunui, 8.6. (4.20 a.m.), 171
    tons, Beaton, from Napier.
    August S—lnvercargill, s.s. (4.20 a.m.), 224
    c.ii.^ , r ,
    baUed—Jlakura (noon),
    SYBKEY, 2nd August.
    for Auckland. . Then. what in
    strength there isnourishment and NOTICE OF REMOVAL. how bad the situation is from the j presentatives yesterday
    to the
    by
    House
    the M to Z
    of Re- journed sitting of the
    cil in the
    Conciliation Coun- declared
    matter of the hotel workers' President,Mr. W. J. Poison; Dominion
    last night, the result was: — general report
    bringing down of the last
    a year and nine months
    ;tons, Wilkinson, from Wanganui. v , AUCKLAXD. 2nd August. delicious "X" next step which the British Go- Committeewithout recommendation. The dispute to be proceeded with yesterday, treasure, Mr. H. A. Nevins; Advisory ago.
    i** a
    Arrived—Ysabel -,7
    Tomato Soup! petition of Harriet Hussey, of Brook- and a, tentative fixture has been made Committee,North "Conditions of employment," the re-
    August S—Alexander, s.s. (6.50 a.m.), 377
    (6.50 p.m.), from Niue Island. A . A
    " vernment proposes take. An Island, Meßsrs.
    tous, Henry, from Kelson.
    August 3—Nikau, s.s. (6.50 a.m.), 24S tons,
    ... WESTPOKT, 2nd August.
    Arnved-Opoua (7.25 p.m.), from Wellington; How- beneficialto digestion and
    COLWILL AND COLWILL
    (Successors to M'Beath and Colwill),
    to lyn,
    appeal to the judgment of the consideration of circumstances affecting
    for a, compassionate allowance in for Friday morning next.
    Road bridges in the Colyton' district oouth Island, Marshall,
    Boss G. L. J. Livingston; port states, "have been very adversely
    Messrs. A. C. Leary, W. altered, salaries and wages have been
    Vasta, from Nelson. ■

    August &—Wanine, s.s. (B.S a.m.), 4486 tons, fe?lo aa an,(,: S'-xS WdU »Bw»: E<^3 assimilation! CHIROPRACTORS, world is to be made, and for this her late husband was referred to the erected half a century ago, when totara W. Mulholland, and J. G Anderson.
    Government for favourable consideration. was plentiful and the sap discarded, Recent appointments by
    reduced,retrenchment has unsettled the
    Irwin, from tyttelton. HAVE removed to up-to-date officesin purpose
    Martin's France and Belgium are the Welling- whole service,and, generally speaking,
    ... Building, lately
    The only amendment effectedby the have of the been replaced bytoconcrete. ton Education Board include:—Koro the staff has had a sharp set-back.
    Sai,ed-John Happy thought- New Courtenay
    place. being asked to consent to the pub-
    OAMARU, 3rd August. Get a tin or two To-day! .Native Affairs Committee of the House Some main
    18in 25ft long weretimbers, up 12in by Koro, infant mistress, Miss C. M. "When the last general conference
    DEPARTURES Arrived—Oplhi (12.15 a.m.) and Kini (l a.m.), Consultation Free. Tel. 22-869. lication of documents. If the re- of Representatives sold and cut into ■Rains; Mangatainoka, was held (October, 1921) the association
    August 2—Kapuni, s.a.
    ■ (5 p.m.) 275 tons, from Dunedin. . lii l's, 2's, and 71b tins'. plies had disclosed even the faint- Amendment
    to the Fisheries fencing
    Bill is the deletion of a sec- posts. These were sound as a Bliss V. K. Seymour; Cartertonmistress,
    infant
    existed as a practically unrecognised
    Gibson, for Patea.
    August S—Gale, s.s. (6.15 p.m.), 934 tons,
    0.-i i
    Sailed—Wanaka-n- , " TIJIAHU, 2nd August.
    est prospect of ultimate Allied tion of the clause dealing with special bell, bright in colour,and probably D.H.S.,
    good assistant, Miss D. G. Armstrong; Pae- organisation. It had the shadow of offi-
    Sharpe, for Lyttelton, Timaru, Oamaru, and Waikouaiti (1.30 p.m.), for Sydney.
    ' (5 p.m.), for Wellington; From any Grocer. for another fifty years.
    agreement, we may be certain that oyster fisheries for Maoris. The clause I could not have been very drunk kakariki, assistant,Miss M. H. Muir; cial recognition extended to it, but, for
    .
    .
    PORT CHALMERS, 2nd August. struck out of the Bill provided that no Mt. Cook Boys', assistant,Miss M. E. all practical purposes, that recognition
    August 2—Kahika, s.s. (6.20 p.m.), 1148 tons, Arrived—Breeze (1 p.m.), from Lyttelton. NOTICE TO "EVENING POST" such a course been v one
    Anderson, for New Plymouth. "X" TOMATOSOUP. SUBSCRIBERS. would not have oysters should be taken from any oyster policemau could take two of us," Kelly; Island Bay, assistant, Miss M. was not worth bothering about. ,
    August 2—Ngaio, s.s. (7.30 p.m.), 120S tons, MriS..*" 1 AUgUSt advocated. Unofficial references to fishery betwegn Ist November and'2Bth protested John Flannagan, when mak- J. Swan. ' Itis good to be able to record,therefore,
    TVildman, for Nelson. .■

    August 2—Mararoa, s.s. (7.55 p.m.), 2588 tons,


    Saiied-Moeraki, for ' XIRKPATRICK, Nelson. the replies suggested, before Lord February in the following year ing his fifth appearance for drunken-
    At the fortnightly meeting of the Hutt that the 1921 conferencecapable and
    ness within the period before Mr. E. Valley accomplished the principal
    Sewell, for Lyttelton.
    SUBSCRIBERS whose delivery Curzon spoke, that there was a Mr." Butter-making is a lost art," said Page, S.M., at
    the Magistrate's Court the tender Electric Power Board yesterday effectively
    MAIL NOTICES of the "Evening
    ' Post" is un- prospect of such agreement. Japan tors of W. C. Green, chairman of direc- to-day. Constable Flannery gave evi- Company of the National Electric Light task the
    for which it was assembled. It laid
    plans whereby our official recogni-
    EXPECTED ARRIVAL! satisfactory aro particularly re- and Italy refrained from comment the annual the Rahotu Dairy Company, at as to the arrest, and a fineof
    was accepted for insulators to
    Wairau, Blenheim,3rd 3rd ,
    quested to communicate with the meeting on Tuesday, during dence, in default seven days' imprisonment, £2, be delivered in November. The chair- tion was placed on a permanent basis,,
    Wanaka, Timaru, n"?' 8
    wili °t se at Chic!?o»t Office.Wei- PUBLISHER WITHOUT DE- in order not to prejudice negotia- j a discussion as to the best method of was man advised that the first delivery of and which ultimately led to the agree-
    i-gahere, .Westport, 3rd. il 8* 5l«and <bet""«>n 8 a.m. and t p.m.) at
    POULTRY LAY.' tions, and Belgium, it was said, enforcing farmers to supply clean milk. Imposed.. poles would also be made in November. ment which was signed by the Post-
    Wakatu, Kaikoura. and Lyttelton. 3rd
    Wainui.-Picton, 4th uSder°^ FRIDAY,Ceß> Ar° knd Courten»y Pla«. «
    POULTRY Telephone 3380. couched her reply in such terms Herald," that butter He considered, says the " Taranaki known supercilious
    An amusing reference to the well- The inspector
    demeanour of the prospective consumers had already signed
    reported that forty-three master-General.
    After referring to the retrenching of
    Invercargill, \^anganui, 4tb 3rd AUGUST. In Full Supply Every Day. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. a^ to make further discussion pos- made nowadays
    Majarod, Lyttelton, 4th Jfor Nelson, French Pass, and Havelock ;
    Orderstaken for any kind of Poultry was points below that made years ago. camel wa3 made by Bishop Averill in applications for current in Eastbourne. some officersand the reducing in status
    Ngaio, Nelson, 4th also mails and express transit-paid parcels lor sible. But Lord Curzon's state- Any farmer bringing dirty milk to the Ins lecture on Palestine at Auckland. Plans for the of others from the clerical to the general
    Katoa, Auckland, 4th Keefton and Westport, per Nikau, 5 p.m for supply at the week-end: factory, he remarked, should be made The Mohammedans and Arabs, stated liavs been finally adopted, South Otago Hospital
    Echo, X'icton, stli sth tor Southern Offlees of New Zealand; also :"ent would appear to indicate that
    drmk it. He had. had his share,as the bishop, were credited with having Association message states a Press division, over 200 in all, the report con-
    Wahine, Lyttelton, mails aud express transit-paid parcels for TURKEYS, GEESE. DUOKS, FOWLS :
    the conciliatory tone of Belgium, if to from Duhedin. Pro- tinues that there was no right of ap-
    Nikaij, Nelson, sth Westpprt, Greymouth, Hokitika, and Eeefton,' ETC. ' when he had charge of a factory he had 99 different names for Allah. It was vision has been made for 42 patients and peal, nor were the men and women 'bo
    Wgakuta, Greymouth, stb. per Wahine, 6 p.m. ; discernible at all, stated that, the camel knew the hun-
    is not sufficiently to taste it to test its quality. special accommodation for another 10 treated given the slightest opportunity
    .
    Evening Post.
    Kennedy, Foxton, sth
    Westport, 6th SATURDAY, 4th AUGUST. marked to counter the irreconcil- dredth, and that was the cause of his or more. The building will be erected of off-setting the—up till then—secret
    able attitude of France. So the | is Aaccustomed Canadian, Mr. R. A. Burrows, who air >
    Kamata, '
    Kfpple, East Coast, 6ta For United Kingdom and Continentof Rosy
    "Europe * oil the pavilion system, and there will reports made on them. Under pressure,
    Jlarama, Sydney, 7th . via Panama (Arawa), 10 a.m. Mails Morn Butter (Ist grade creamery). to winters when the tem-
    Klnl, Bunedln, 7th reach London approximately 12th September. Is 7d. appeal to Caesar to be niade. j perature drops to 30 and 40 degrees be- bprne a has
    There just been landed in Gis- also be a nurses' home. It is said that the Department did agreeto alldw those
    Opi&i, Lyttelton, 7th Correspondence must be addressed per Arawa. GlenOreamervTable
    Is Sd is shipment of bridge the operating theatre will be one of the concerned to see these special reports,
    Putifci, East Coast, Bth lor Kaikoura, per Wakatu, 10.45 a.m. GoodPastry Butter, Butter, Is 4d. AVhen it is made Irance will be low zero, complains of the cold in Auck- of an order of HO tons-, for the steel, part
    Public ah most up to date in the Dominion, and but the damage was done, and no case
    Kakapo, Greymouth, 9th Parcel Mail for America closes C.P.O. at II
    Lard, per lb., 10d. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1923. required to justify herself beforel land. He stated on Tuesday that he had Works
    Department, for use X-ray plant is provided for. is known of an officer being given an
    a.m. > Clover Honey, per lb, 9d. not been warm since he arrived in borne-lSapier railway on the Gis-
    i'or Nelson, Havolock (includhi" Upper Pe- Honey, the world—or else pursue a Auckland line in the erection A committee set up under the La- opportunity to offset his or her report
    DEPARTURE*. lorus Sound), and Blenheim; also correspond- in comb, 3d.Is lone a week or two ago (reports of a bridge. This is a repeat order, the bour Disputes Act sat at Auckland and so re-establish a claim for con-
    PROJECTED tbe under-mentioned Bays, to connect Prime Choose,mild, lid per lb. course. the "New Zealand Herald"). He has first shipment having been lost
    TVahine, Lyttelton, 3rd with to*,
    fifS oil-launch at Havelock, per 5 p m. Prime Matured Cheese, Is 3d por lb DOCTORS AND TEACHERS lived in an overcoat, and has slept in Wiltshire. With in the yesterday to consider the dispute be- tinuance of employment or of clerical
    Xikau. Nelson, 3rd Bulwer, Crail Bay, Elaine Bay,Ngaio, Homewood, Prime Imported English Cheese.2s. lb. his dressing gown, but still the chill air steel, work which has the arrival of this tween the City Council and tramway
    statjxs;
    Kennedy, Foxton, 3rd "No doubt the Department was but
    Echo. Blenheim, 3rd
    English Cheeses, tinned and
    port wine for 2 years, 2s 6d per lb.
    matured in BUTTER FOR AUSTRALIA reaches the marrow. Questioned why some months will nowbeen held for up officers, states a Press Association mess-
    be proceeded age. As a section of the members of the instrument in this matter, and ivas
    Wanaka, Auckland, 3rd he should feel cold in this comparatively with.
    Kaitoke. Newcastle,
    ilararoa,
    3rd
    Lyttelton, 4th
    ffiMSai^ BriSlltlands-
    *" Bay, and .Matured for 3 years, 3s per lb. The
    Prime New. Zealand Stilton, 4s per lb. oal Inspectors suggest that teach-
    reports of the School Medi-
    warm climate. Mr. Burrows said it was ■Nelson College has probably unique ings, and desired to withdraw
    the association objected to the proceed- merely carrying
    from the higher authority—the Goyernm'eufc^-in
    out the policy of the
    >'gaio, Nelson, 4th MONDAY, 6th AUGUST. Cainbridce Pork Sausages, 9d per lb. the absence of heating in buildings. lii record in a
    association in order
    Wairau, Blenheim, 4th Jfor United Kingdom and Sugar-cured Bacon (best back rashars) ers for the parents are needed even Mr. Wilford,in raising the ques- Western Canadaevery building was masters regard to the number of head- to form a new undermining the confidence in their own
    Koutunui. East Coast, 4th rope, Canada, United States Continent of Eu-
    Is 2d more than doctors for the children. tion of the quality of New Zealand steam heated,a temperature of 60 or 70 Zealand ofwhosecondary schools in New body for traffic members only, the pro- position of those who were unaffected
    Mexico, and West Indies, -via Vancouver; also Cooked Jb. 2s per lb.
    of \merica
    Invercargill, Wanganui, 4th
    Wakatu, Kaikoura and Lyttelton, 4th Ham, degrees being maintained, are old boys of the col- ceedings were adjourned to ascertain T)y it, and so cut shortly any possibility
    1
    and when one lege, says an exchange.
    Following is the actual
    *iji, Honolulu, and Japan, per Makura
    at Finest Extra Vinegar. Virgin Olive Oil Health in New Zealand generally butter recently exported to Aus- position of these objectors; of a. general protest. Your association
    Katoa, lyttelton, 4th Auckland, 10.40 a.m. (Mall due London loth
    (Castel and Fils), 5 gal. tins, £3 ss; is good. A salubrious climate, tralia, will have done well if his vent into the open air in winter it was the list:—Mr. J. Drummond,Auckland For quite a long time the cjerks at did what it could, but, faced with a
    Arawa, Southampton, via Fanama, WU
    Xgahere, Weatport, 4tb byP lon3o ea"m) y °rderß muSt be obtained 1 gal tins, 13s always inside a fur coat and rubbers.
    Grammar Mr. the Ghristchurch. Magistrate's which could muster 46 votes
    Walnui, Plcton, 6th Note.—Newspaper rate of postage to United pints, 2s. 6d; quarts. 3s 6d: fairly good economic conditions, action results in clearing up a The use of motor-cars as "sitting-out" King's College, Auckland; Mi-. W M* have been engagedin the laborious task Government
    School; C. T. Major, Court
    to its opponents' 32, arid which was em-
    Ripple, East Coast, 7th States of America is Id for the
    first' four NEW LAID
    and social surroundings which are charge of excessive moisture-con- places during dances is a practice which Moyes, New Plymouth Boys' High of preparing 350 summonses for serving barked oh a Dominion-wide campaign
    Kini, Napier, 7th ounces, and Jd for each succeeding two EGGS,2s per dozen. | at least no worse than those of those citizens who have failed to
    Dpihi, Nelson, 7th tent and shortage in weight made motorists believe should be discouraged School; Mr. C. H. Broad, Nelson Col- on their ,pay against the living and working condi-
    other countries, have contributed against certain shipments. As may in.Cjtisborne, saysthe -'PovertyBay Her- lege; Mr. G. J. Lancaster, Christchurch there rates, it
    states the "Sun." However, tions of employees outside, as well as
    THE INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. MAILSCLOSE DAILY. B. SMITH, to this. The Health Department not be generally known to the ald." Last week 0, car was left outside Boys' High School; Mr. F. H. Milher, is; 350 pieces of blue paper ale inside, the Public Service,without prac-
    Sla'raina, leaves Sydney 3rd August; due at Mails for Southern Offices, per ferry steamer, pub- the City Hall while its. owner attended a Waitaki Boys' High School; Mr. Pearce in the process of distribution; no small tical effect."
    Wellington 7th August; sails lOtli August close .afc 6 .p.m. daily..
    FOOD AND DAIRY PRODUCE
    watches for epidemics and insists lic, all butter and cheese for export dance, but he contends that the lights Southland Boys' High School. job itself. The. total costs represented
    Referenceis also made to the much-
    for Sydney. (U.S.S. Co.) , W»nganui and Eangitikei District, 7.80 ».m.
    Ulimaroa. leaves Sydney 4th August; due at 11.20 a.m. 3 p.m., and 4.80 p.m. daily.
    that local authorities shall keep at is tested by Government graders, were switched on. When a policeman That rent restriction legislation should by all the summonses will be £183 17s discussed decision of the association as
    'Auckland Bth Augußt; sails 10th August tor
    (

    New Plymouth and Taranaki District, 7.30 SPECIALIST, least one eye open for rats and and if the moisture-content of the came along, however, the lights were be made more extensive,as well as being 6d alone. This number of summonses is a result of the ballot, 4379 votes for, 1973
    Sydney. (Huddatt-Paiker.) a.m. and 11.20, a.m. out, and the owner wag accordingly is advocated an easyrecord for Ghristctiurch. The against, to join up with the Alliance of
    Manuka, arrived at Auckland 3lßt July from 7*> am- aid 3 p-m': ■!*B. and 50, COURTENAY PLACE. other plague-carriers. Nature has butter so tested is found to exceed charged with the offence. Counselap- gram continued, by John E. In- total rates payable were
    £235,9844s Bd.
    Sjdney; sails 3rd August for Sydney. CD.S.3.
    Co.)
    Uta^U^' r
    been kind to us; but we are in 16 per cent., it is not allowed to pearing on his behalf alleged the prac- principal contention is that definite and
    in a letter to the "Post." His Of that amlouht £3414 was outstanding Labour,rights
    citizen
    and the report proceeds:—"The
    of the Public aervant be-
    Tahiti, due at Wellington 10th AugUft from
    Papeete, San Francisco; sails P.m.f Pafe? il?> 3m
    fa ti e p
    a'ra
    * ""
    -' Md 3
    THE BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT selves. The standardised death
    the way of being unkind to our- go, nor to be sold on the local loving tice, of "sitting-out" on the part
    couples as the cause of the car landlords who refuse
    of severe penalties should be imposed upon
    at 31st July.
    A tribute to the good work being sible came parataount, andj as the only pos-
    fiarotonsa,
    llfch August for
    and
    Sydney. (TJ.S.S. Co.)
    Jloeraki, leJt Bluff 2nd August; due .Mel-, f.
    SEE WORK rate last was 10.70 per
    market in that condition. Need- owner's trouble. He explained that such spectable to let houses to re-
    people with children. Such a done by the High Coihmissioner (Sir executive committee decided to petition
    means left of testing this issue,the
    .lourae Gth August; sails about 9th August for fee, Un kiaS noon; railway station. 12.40 p.m.
    C.P.0.,
    d ?nd--""strict. 11.20 a.m. daily; late At Reasonable Prices at the year thous- less to say, every box in a ship-
    and, and this is held to be re- ment of hundreds is not tested, but before doing so had of necessity to measure,
    a, couple had apparently used the car, he states, has been proposed James Allen) was paid by Mr. J. R. the Kiiig. This petition has for-
    .Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Wellington.
    (L'.S.S. Co.) pttfaail Auckland and District, S ZAK STUDIOS, by the French Chamberof Deputies. Cruickshank when addressing the coun- ward, and fiis Majesty's reply isgone awaited
    59,Manners street. markably low. The population of but any box (or boxes) the grader switch off the inside light, thereby also Othersuggestions are that rent increases cil of the Taranaki Chamber of Com- with the greatest possible interest."
    PHILIP H. Proprietor. turning out the headlights. When they made upon the merca on Tuesday^ states the " Her-
    .w'lS.i 11*** dissatch for correspondence ad- King 953 for JAUNCEY, New Zealand has the greatest ex- may select from a parcel is car, they omitted to;.switch the has been paintedpretext that the house ald." Cohvplaiht is made of the Department's
    pectation of life of any of the and the whole is graded ontested, lightstheon again.,
    OVERSEAS VESSELS. appointment. left He had kept in dose touch with decision
    and hence the absence disallowed,and the repaired should be
    T T or to cut put cash payments for.
    Tahiti, left San'Francisco 20th July: due at
    leading such lights purchase of furni- the High Commissioner's office'While in overtime,which decision fell concurrent-
    Wellington 10th August. (C.3.5. Co.)
    . Corintiiio. left 'I 1 o5e t
    cl n ? Weninston on Monday,.6th Aug-
    countries in the world. test. Such confidence have buyers of when the policeman came. ture as a condition of tenancy made il- England, and, though he felt that much ly
    with hardening up of the hours of
    Makura at MILLIGAN'S,
    .Southampton 12tn July; left ust, at 10.40a.in., connecting with
    1 a
    Balboa 27zti July; due at Wellington 19th Auckland closing Tuesday, 7th August, ILLIGAN'S, With our infants we do well—re- in the New Zealand grading of "I have not yet had an opportunity of legal. better service could be given to the duty,
    "which latter decision fell heaviest
    August. (S.S. and A. Co.)
    Jlaiiaua. Jel't Liverpool 21st July; due at
    a.m.; mail due London loth September at 0
    Mails for United Kingdom and Continent of
    KELBURN AVENUE, markably well, though Dr. Truby butter and cheese discussing with -
    the resident
    that many hun- the order in which the various sections Society is reported as engineer The Bay of Islands Acclimatisation Dominion, he was of the opinion that on the female officers of the telephone
    with the material at his disposal Sir exchange. ,
    Auckland.26th (S.S. August; due.at Wellington 4t'a
    nni«pe also i(Bpec»'?Uy
    addressed YOUNG MEN*S~SPECIALISTS. King yet hopes to do much better. dreds of thousands of pounds of the new harbour works will be under- ly »or the removal of kingfishers from James Allen was doing very good work
    applying recent-
    For these things we may be truly business are done on the faith of
    correspondence
    September. and A. Co.) only), Montevideo and Teneriffe, per
    t
    Under the heading of "Compulsory
    Armagh, left Londou 23ra June; arrived at
    Suva 'Mh July; due Auckland sth
    proceeds to Wellington, Lyttelton, Diraedin,
    August; lugust/ariotm' 6""1^011 o nSat«^. «h " For
    EVENING DRESSSUITS
    of taken," remarked the chairman of the the protected list of birds, and a cor- indeed. Mr. Cruickshank specially men- Retirement," tyl'r. Gombs writes:
    thankful—grateful to Nature, the those grade notes, in respect >,to Gisbprne Harbour Board, in reply to a respondent writes as 'follows from the tioned the courtesy and efficiency of the "While 'staff redundancy' was held oycr
    icuiesijou. put jby EV.,.','P.o.verty.:Bay JJeK ;Hokianga
    —
    F. W. And " Health Department, the Plunket the British, ' —"The complaint that staff.
    Canadian,"onited: toSid' representative. "I think I rought the societydistrict: our heads as an effectivp -reply to re-
    aud Blutt. (N.Z.S. Co.) PENLINGTON,
    'Dnonhotm, en route from Montreal, left: ACtiDgCbiefPoStma£ter- Society, makes is Opossum-trappers in' 'the" Weilmgtori quests
    bydnej- (Mora Scotia) 24th Juno for Newpor) Chief Port Office. LOUNGE SUITS, and Dr. Trnby King. For States,and Australian purchasers. stress the point that the board should With the exception surely sliort-sighted. district for service improvements, a spec-
    Hews and Sew Zealand ports; arrived at Wellington, 3rd August, 1023. SMART SUITINGS, the bad points in our health sys- Now, it is reported by the Prime now be given a breathing 'space. I stream, a waterway oi.ly a few feet of the broadwoo'd will be gratified to learn thit ial effort was made to.have the rule of
    Newport News 20th June; due at Auckland
    Bth August; due at Wellington Hth August.
    . And tem we are ourselves chiefly to Minister of the have already been interviewed by men there are no streams suitable for wide,
    tiie season, which' expires on litli Aug-
    trout ust, has been extended for a fortnight of 40 years' service,established. In the
    compulsory retirement after completion
    (.N.jZ.S. Co.) LONDONSTYLES, blame. The worst point Commonwealth, wanting work of one sort or another, in this locality,'and it, is
    is reveal- butter from New Zealand has been and I have had to explain that we can- society is because this beyond that date. For' 1923 a season'of
    laadi
    Ktfsuio, left New York 21th June for Auck-
    Wellingtou, Lytteltou, Dunedin, and J-*#
    IS D- VIAL, B.D.S Correctand Charaotorful,by our
    ed by the record that 88 per cent, received in- Sydney, embarking on the problem- six weeks was arranged, as against one circumstances, there was practically-"rio
    argument against it, and it was sonic
    DENTAL SURGEON, Leading Artist. and is being not plunge into the project immediately. atical effort of stocking this
    AusCi-ali.ia ports; due at Auckland 3rd August;
    Caledonian F. W. of school children medically ex- We must all complete the stream with month in the previous year, and record satisfactionto know that it was very
    due "Wellington 10thAugust. (F. and S.) Chambers,23, Willis street BEDFORD, held there, that does not conform and all the details of the preliminaryfirst of surveys try that the application was made—the catches were anticipated. In. the bush
    Waiinga, left Liverpool 23rd June; due at (Over Hart's). Supported by a numerous ataff of statement being made that the kingfish- districts, however, July has proved a largely applied to the service. Excep-
    Auckland Otli August; proceeds to Wellin"-
    Lyttelton, Buaedin, and New Plymouth; Telephone 1286.
    amined were found to have de- to its grade note, and is.also
    Makers of Good Clothes. Skilled fects, and 60 per cent, short vestigations, and while no time will in- be ers took a toll of the fry. Now' king- phenomenally wet month, interfering* tions were made, however, which were
    due at Wellington 12th August. (P. and 8) had defects in. weight and over-moist. Until lost unnecessarily in "instituting general fishers are by no means dependent on to such an extent with trapping that ato source of general irritation, especially
    nama
    Paparuu, left Liverpool 7tn July; left Pa-
    26th July; due at Auckland 22nd Aug-
    ust; due at Wellington 29th August.
    TVfc R- J- J-
    Dentist,
    QUI NN,
    j WEDDINGS
    other than dental. Some of the the matter is cleared up, work, we are not going to depart from fish for their food,
    defects were : Sub-normal nutrition upon any particular case comment our policy of care and economyin every and mouse-catchers. being largely insect many of the trappers did not anticipate
    At one' time every clearing bare expenses. As a result, superannuation,
    those whom the rule forced out ou
    .Obviously, such a rule
    »ad S.)
    (f 196, Lambton quay, per would be department of the big undertaking. We post or prominent position can only be acceptable if 100 per cent,
    (7 cent.), postural and struc- out of place;
    but it to be are pushing things along as well as pos- looking kingfisher eagerly' alert had its out- petitions were lodged by the men, pray- of those
    Swazi, left -New .York Bth July; due at Oppoßite
    Midland Hotel. Telephone 891. tural deformity of the trunk and cleared up with the least ought " for any ing for an extension of the season, aiid,
    affected are made subject to
    Auckland 13th -August; cue at Wellington
    possible sible." unsuspecting cricket, but af the present a3 indicated, this lias now b?eh grant- it, .and it is to be hoped that, in its
    SOth August. (F. and S)
    WHEN getting married have your
    . Photograph taken at chest (26 per cent.), faulty de- delay. It
    velopment of the jaws and irregu- to build uphas taken many years mulate An instance of how debts may accu- not one-tenth of the birds remain. ed. It is estimated that at the start future application, this is "the percentage
    iT^SR O^OVEE'!
    ■
    TreWeve, left St. York 20th July for
    AucklanJ, Welluigton, Lyttelton, Dunedin
    ud A t-ralia;due at Auckland 26th August;
    ", Wellington
    u?,
    M B-
    DE G | CROWN STUDIOS, larity of the teeth (13 per cent.), for quality that New the high reputation was brought to light in the Mag- Unckets, however, abound, and the of the season over 230 trappers" were that will operate. grievance
    Court at Waitara on Monday in writer has observed from four to ten out. "
    ' "'.One very great begotten
    due 2nd September. (F.SJf Co )
    Clan Jlackenzie (chartered steamer) left " ■Mandels -»t ji. -k^f oi- Cunedin,
    Building, 101, Willis street
    CROWN STUDIOS,
    enlarged tonsils (11 per cent.), and produce enjoys; Zealand dairy istrate's connection with' a judgment ■summons A number of remits dealing \yith fin- of the economy period is tlie flagrant
    87, Cuba street. undoubtedly took a heavy toll of the ance and taxation were considered at agreement
    its reward is to be against a Native, states the "Tar'analu joung the breach of the of 1918 re-
    Kew York 19th July; due at Auckland 22nd
    Tel. 800. enlarged glands of the neck (11 seen in the premium of the New Zealand' Farmers' garding the scale of pay for general
    August; due at ■Wellington 27th August.
    in price it en- Herald." In July, 1922, an order was of theirherbage which |ias every'evidence conference
    (C and D.)
    Canadian Cruiser, left Montreal SOth June:
    STAPLES AND CURTIS, ! I Telephone 22-687.
    F. THOMPSON, Manager. per cent.) joys over prices realised by its com- made against him for a sum of £116s 6d,
    work." Union
    An endeavour likely to meet wtih the was adopted urging "that' moneys
    yesterday aftefnooij. A" flivisipn officers.
    remit with no. opportunity of representation,
    warning, and
    due at Auczlana from Sydney (Nova Scotia)
    16th August; proceeds to Australia. (Murray
    4,
    Dentists, We cannot dismiss these figures petitors. It would be almost suici- and the amount not haying been paid,
    another 'judgment' summons was taken success which it deserves is being made on mortgage be taxed in future at the additional steps were introduced into
    lent
    Koberts).
    " i Tel. 2488. WILLIS STREET with an easy shrug of the should- dal to the great dairy industry, for out against him, and on Monday, in con- to place the Boy Scouts of Wellington same rate as moneyslent J,o local this scale which had the effect of leng-
    Tel. 2488. MEDICAL MASSAGE. ers: " Whats can you expect with the sake/of a few pound's saved in nection with the same matter, he was on the best possible footing and bodies. It was also agreed "that the thening the period necessary to rise
    1'

    to present system
    BERTHAGE LIST. TVT \(Late Dental Surgeon Wellington
    _ F- W- BOND AND ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS such a Government but bad hous- the cost of manufacture of asked to pay £10 Bs' 6d. Conduct
    to £3, was included money
    standardise the instruction and work of of levying companyin- from the minimum salary to the maxi-
    ing," or The economic system ticle, if that reputation werean ar- amounting in the the various troops. To this end' three come tax is inequitable and requires ad- mum by at leaist two years. It must
    xtj.

    Wainui—Queen's Wharf, No. 1 N Hospital). For " dehp,


    tarn- that item the Magistrate pointing out that old and experienced scoutmasters have justment in the direction of making in- be remembered in this connection that
    Kapiti—Queen's Wharf, No. 2.
    Waverley—Queen's Wharf, No. 5.
    Invercargill—Queen's Wharf, No 5
    Oornerof Willis and Boulcott streets.
    Telephone 450. RKeumatism
    Neuritis _ Paralysis
    Indigestion
    does not provide a living wage." ished, for there would be a corre-
    Dr. Mecredy supplies an answer to sponding reduction in the of the original
    was nearly double the amount re-entered the movement io assist and come tax payable by shareholders and the maximum, when reached,xvas often-
    debt, if
    which, it'had
    paid a year ago, would have been been
    advise younger men who are relatively not by companies." The following remit' times lower than could be commanded
    Blenheim—Queen's Wharf, No. 8.
    Alexander—QueenVWharf, No 10
    Constipation Stiff Joints. such airy explanations. It is stated that all would receive forreturns their end of the matter. the new to-the work. Messrs. C O Clark from
    An' onJei- was made and W. Phillips will "■That
    mid-Canterbury was also carried: for the same class of work in outside
    the time employ. 1918
    Kennedy—Queen's Wharf, No. 11.'
    Nlkau—Queen's Wharf, No. 12
    Q
    B. WALKER
    J. W. M. HARRISON, that a poor home environment is butter or cheese, as the case might for the payment of the debt forthwith scoutmasters, and Mr. rank E. Lawsen
    as district siderable reduction in has arrived wlren con- jOur
    the direct taxation a five-year training, period (apprentice
    agreement stood for
    Echo—Queen's Wharf, No. 13. Begs to announce that he has (Hon. Masseur Wellington Hospital, 4 often responsible be. There a suspension of the warrant being order- be organising secretary, will of land should be made,
    llawera—Queen's Wharf, No. 13.
    com- for malnutrition is too much at stake to ed if the debtor paid £5 in and by means entire removal first, by" the stage), two years* improver, and then
    menced practice as a j 131, FEATHERSTON-ST.' (Tel. and anaemia, but: "At the opposite permit the charges made against one month of regular of the super tax, scale maximum pay. Thus, a boy of 16
    Koutunni—Queen's Wharf, No. 14.
    la' Marseillaise, Clyde Quay Wharf. 3214), pole and the balance m two months from the officers andinspections of troops by these secondly, by a considerable reductionand, of would be guaranteed a journeyman's
    Wahine—Ferry Wharf Ko 2 | SOLICITOR (Near Kirkcaldie's). we find the child of the well- New Zealand butter shipped to date of the order. scoutmasters' instruction
    classes it is hoped to bring all troops the graduated tax on farm lands."
    Tutanekai—Ferry Wharf, No. 3. i At Routh's Buildings, Featherston street, to-do parent similarly suffering Australia to pass without wageafcthe'age of 23. Under the sub-
    Kaitoki—Railway Wharf,No. S CHIROPRACTIC. the full- Arrangements are well in train now to that high standard of efficiency A suggestion was made in Christ- expect stituted scale a boy of 16 cannot now
    from malnutrition and anaemia. est investigation being made for a party of New Zealand-scientists which is generally associated with journeyman's pay until, he is 25
    Arawa—Glasgow Wharf, No. 2^
    Opawa—Pipitea Wharf, No. 2. their into to iioy the church on Wednesday by Mr. H. C: or while his
    OALEK, TURNER, AND BRYCE,AND WRATT The history in many of these cases truth or otherwise. pay visit to the Chatham Islands
    a Scouts. It is also intended to have Cameron,who' Has returned to Ne^iii Zea- 26, gross earnings over
    Coronation—Shelley Bay.
    Takapuna—ln Stream. \'~,n Barristers and Solicitors.BROWN, ffcTTERHOLT, r (Palmer Sohool Graduates). suggests a lack of parental control. during the University vacation at the at the back of every troop a parents' land after spending many'years' in Eng- these eleven years is much lower than
    Rosamond—ln Stream. I*2, Featherston street (behind Kirk- end of the The expedition is committee of such strength and vigour land, that arrangements' should' be made those of an unskilled worker working
    ""
    caldie's). Tel- 332.8- Tel. 2328. i The child eats when and where the suggestionyear. of the Otago Institute, as will materially assist the scoutmas- with the'Shaw,'Savin,"' aiid Albion Com- full time on "award wages.
    '
    Irust moneys for Ist and 2nd Mortgages. Every Disease has a Caufe. The X-Ray pleases, and generally indulges he
    Hincmoa—ln Stream. ■'■

    Voherua—ln Stream.
    locates it: We adjust it. -Health is the to POLITICAL CHARGES with, which the Canterbury Philo- - ,ters in what has often been an uphill pany and the ISew Zeakrid 'Shipping "The"Adjustment' Board, the report
    IR WIN AND GEORGE, Result. excess in lollies, biscuits, and sophical Institute will co-operate.
    'It is fight.- , At a well-attended meeting of Company; which provide'regular direct concludes,was s'uppdsed to temper the
    WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE.
    SHAREBROKERS, cakes. Lack of sleep, frequent expected that the party, drawn from Island Bay residents recently held the lines to London, for fheir"Vessels to dis- ill-wind of" the 'wage-cut' Act to the
    I'he following vessels (call signals in eiren. Members of the Wellington' Stock Ex- Private Compartments and Res.t Rooms ! charge New Zealand cargoat Southamp- l'ublic servant. So far as ran be'ascer-
    theses) are expected to be within range of change (Telegrams MANDEL'S BUILDING ' i visits to the pictures, and a love of Any member of the House of sixteen members, covering
    the two provinces/ will
    number about following parents' committee was ap- ton as well as"'setting' down passenger'g tained, iio applicant for relief under the
    the undermentioned wireless' stations to- Thorwin, Wellington)/ 101, WillS street. j the indoor life are also often a wide pointed to foster the local troop:—Mes-
    37, PANAMA STREET. Representatives variety the dames Pidgeon, Suisted, there, tn order to secure trade "witt the 'hardships' regulations has had' a fav-
    nijiht:—
    Auckland: laburnum (GLUS), Kosmo (GFOTi ~ SIGHT-TESTING ROOMS.
    X-RAY LABORATORY.
    Consultation 'Free.
    in- these children." Open
    noted
    windows charges of hypocrisy and political
    who makes that, a
    of fields of science, and Power, Boo-
    month will be occupied by the cbck, Barnett, Moss, Greie, Lyon, Jands. Coast of' England ancf the Jlid- puralile reply, but regulations'which were
    Wes.t
    Dimdrennan (JEJI),- Kaikorai (LTD), Tofua
    and researches. The;scientific Messrs. "Willis, Odlin. Campbell, Church- have a He said that it was necessaryto .unreasonable'or harsh c'o'uid be altered,
    ■

    (UFYiij; Armagh (BMZ), Kauri (YMC), Ayr-


    , JM. SAVIDGE, Opt. D., Ophthalmio
    Optician, g-_
    and fresh air are within the means trickery should be prepared to jus- journey exploration of the Chathams leaves :a ill, Hobday, Griffiths', Brooker, and Rev. those regular" and speedy service to .and* the Adjustment Board's iiiability
    shire (GQA), Stephan (GBW1),
    (VMJ), Pinna (XDK). Rona (VXQI, Waitomo Makura 1 " 68, LAMBTON QUAY, M'~ Bernau MacfaddenGraduates
    Sfc'AMSON, of all; and wholesome food is often tify them fully; or else be
    discred- great deal to be learned yet. To 'take BJ.athwayjt. This committee will pay an " parts; not " an intermittent one. as or refusal to'make adjustments'
    only
    <G^,ZV). Jlanuka <GDZWj, Canadian
    '
    Chatham Islands:. Nil.
    Miller Opp. Govt. Buildings. Telephone 3116. Osteppatbs.
    Chambers,
    Chiropractors. Swinson less expensive than the unwhole- ited as one who has no sense of
    Dixon st. Tel. 81-782 and at some diet upon which, so the doc- responsibility.
    only one side of it, which might' be informal call on the Scoiitsat their club- limes.
    expected to be the ' first dealt" with
    charges were the mere longitude of room _
    this evening, when the provincial
    ?p- F^l^ *?&***' «ie '""Lytfclt&i made'stronger the need for elected scr>
    Southampton Was ihe only ,vic.e
    «*f J?fk -°*
    representatives on such'bodies."
    Wellington:' Wahine (GFYN),
    <VJIZ), Ngaio (VLS), Tahiti (JIYN),Mararoa
    H. SPEAR,
    EYESIGHT SPECIALIST,
    Petone. tors' report suggests, many child- made against theSuch Government last never yet■ W fixed decisively
    the islands has commissioner and"the organising secre- Pm P by tides. Wtf:
    not affected
    Hie Southampton
    <?f Engird
    Devon
    7, ren are subsisting. (says tary will also be present. docks-were owriW by the Xo:iidon' aiid
    (ZBJ). Maunßanui (GFYB), Port Hunter (—)
    Atheniu (MWJf), Atholl (EVY), Wanaka T ATE .Optician to
    Willis street, Wellington.
    the Wellington Hos-
    NERVOUS BREAKDOWN AND Good habits night in the discussion upon the the Dunedin Star "), arid the waters The question of takingsteps to prevent bouth-West«rn Railway Company, THE COLOUR LINE
    (VHl'), Wingatui (GBMP), Waihemo (GDBQ) ■*~l pital ant. certainly cost less than' bad; yet hardship section in the Public Ex- which surround them
    are so a tax being placed on the export of bran Railway hnes ran alongside and
    Ling Nam (XSN), Port Auckland (—), Kai- CharitableAid Board.
    NERVOUS Breakdown'and charted that' some" well-knownimperfectly the steamers 1

    ed Insomnia many parents are doing their best, penditure-Adjustment Act. There pear in much less than reefs ap- knd pollard was raised at the annual con- sides There were' cool
    lnanawa (GCDK), Maimoa (—), Waikouaiti ■ °an
    b5 C-?r'
    and
    ,by Psychotherapy. or their worst,'
    Mental Disorders true di- ference of the New Zealand Farmers' f
    stores. A cargo UNPLEASANTNESS IN FBANCE.
    submitted which mensions on charts, while.their nrwibee }P*t
    (GBJD), Las Vegas (KUQM), Kalapoi (VLH)
    Eakawa (VME), Kurow (GDZS), Katoa (VyN) mHIS MATTER OF
    JL CLOTHES DRESS, saidEVENING
    I Nervous
    one, is a lA'g' readily under this treatment.
    yield to form the bad. was no
    Results Jast- As an. example, an Auckland re- would inevidence not shown others' are Union yesterday afternoon. It was ex- could Cb¥* arid ih* Midlands
    discharged at Southampton 'and (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.^-COPIMGHT.)
    any make at all. will be plained that "the tax, ajid -
    compliment we owe to society. Nowhere
    is it more important that the compliment RONALD M'LEAN port, apropos of dental disease treme 1
    terms
    way
    justifiable..
    such ex- concerted effort This
    Admit- tlie scientific survey of the that has been
    the first
    made for would'remain off for some time." The -London.
    was off, delivered before
    ' ■ "the steamer
    '
    '■
    ''
    ' reached (AUSTRALIAN SEW ZEAIAKD CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
    should bo a good one than in the-matter Tel. 20-634. 2, Courtenay place. and the habit of eating between tedly there are Civil servants Chathams remit was withdrawn. At the evening Three times -in the last twelve Anti-negro feeling L'ARIS. Ist August.
    DOCKERS' STRIKEDELAYSROTORUA. of Evening Clothes. Our long and per- Hours: 9-1,2-5, 7-8. meals, stated recently that play- have not obtained who Previous efforts, though important session the sub'js'it was revived, and months have is steadily 'crowing
    some fields, havc been no more than in-in some discussion " ensued ' between our friend? in the itiail in France,especially 'silice the Siki out-
    The New Zealand Shipping Co. has received fected experience in Tailorcraft is at the
    delayed at London by the dockers' strike. She | society in which they move the highest jyj.' CULTURE, and HOT BATHS nised
    is now to leave London on the 13th August for possible dress compliment.
    '
    cable advice that the liner Rotorua has been service of Men who seek .to pay the ! TMTEDICAL MASSAGE, PHYSICAL lunch had now become a recog- the hardship

    Dress Clothes (day or night).-WM. BABEE


    E^l institution in most city ministration of that section-
    relief
    section; but the ad-
    under
    is not
    dividual and spasmodic.
    Our service has been singled out tricts
    :
    ' members
    more
    representing
    and members from other
    grain-growing dis- gins
    '
    fcb' e .vans escaped death by narrow
    mishaps
    the^report
    ' mar-
    districts, Trunk express, states to th 4 Main- Americans have 'figured 'have forced the
    the
    breaks.'
    Foreign
    Several
    Office
    r

    to
    ecent

    issue
    incidputs in which
    an officiar'com-
    Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin
    made by us may be relied upon implicitly N.Z. 6, Riddiford-st.(John-st. tram schools. Some parents, too busy in the hands of the political heads tor the most unfavourable treatment Harding said theAuckland. Mr.'X "E. secretary, Mr. H E. especially of
    for correctness in every detail of cut and Newtown: Tel. 24417. - ston)
    ■■■ ■op
    to provide this lunch, even went "f the under the amended sick leave regula were anxious to bring
    Government. Appeals are tions, comments Mr. H. E: Combs test.
    -Auckland delegates and T. -Officers'
    the' matter to the
    Combs/
    Association. ""On each not try
    '
    of the P. inunique sji'atina' that' foreigners' must
    to' draw a'colour'lipe; ilud tfiat
    KOBMO, FEOM NEW YOHK. finish. sc far as to give the children pen- considered
    A further wireless message has been received PASSENGERSOVERSEAS. and determined by a reporting as in Whenever "an "attempt was made occasion repvesentatidns 'have' been penalties /would be'; inlieted in'"future.
    l>y the Federal Llna from the steamer Kosmo
    en route from New York, stating that vessel
    MORRISON & PENNEY. nies to purchase biscuits and board of departmental secretary to the P. and T to make foodstuffsdearer he Would,he made to Tiave the position or the "van The' notification einphasises';tha'}. ua'tiyes
    officers. To Officers' Association. .'.'The regulations said, oppose it. It was a question 'whe- changed to the rear of the train;' -Tlie of French colonies are'entitled to equal
    is still being delayed by heavy weather, and
    FLRST FLOOR, MACARTHY'S
    CHAMBERS, X17°^'?1 Theft.
    Be insuranoa astainsfc
    f?XSSea Damage, etc., at lowTire,
    I sweetmeats. To eradicate such bad justify the charges of political are bad enough, but they have been ther they were going to stick to the pol- last "occasion is so recent that it Mb too rijrhts with white people.' '
    will now reach Auckland late to-night. The pre- habits will worse by the rigid literal inter- ity of the union or allow' any section of early yet to speak'of results, 'but Recently a."scene'occurred a motor
    Kosmo will put out part cargo at Auckland,
    and will then come on to Wellington.
    1
    WILLIS STREET (opposite Hotel mium, apoly i possibly be a long
    painful task; but until some pro- to prove members
    and trickery should be able made pretations placed on them by the De the organisation to clamour protec- v?e 11 m°?t concerned know as coach was starting to coiivey as a party to
    Windsor). that the Government in- partment. They are supposed to be uni- tion of their own particular section of well, the first two "efforte were for m?, only too
    LOADING FOR NEW ZEALAND.
    V NORTH^RpH^MERCANTILE;
    Routh's Buildings, Featherstoh street.
    gress is made much of the excellent structed these officers how
    work done in the earlier years of should act, and they form throughout the Public Service the producing industry. Severalspeakers
    M

    failure^. the
    L 1?-^?decisions: This was-the case with vehicle.'"The negro refused to leave,
    '?k?? a cata.strpphe to change
    battlefields.-\An American demanded
    that"anejn:o'should be ejected from the
    ZEALAND that the officers but we find that the Public Service urged the Withdrawal of' the remit. It official
    The steamer West Islip has replaced Hie
    Vinita on the San Francisco loading 'berth for
    New Zealand. She i 3 toleaveSan Francisco
    NEW COMPANY. LTD.
    INSURANCExwiJ"OJi infancy will be undone, and a bad accepted
    such, instructions.
    foundation will be laid for the work such proof was tendered, and,No ary powers given him very fairly and ting
    Commissioner is exercising the discretion- was'stated that if it were' forced to a our
    division it would mean probably split- their lives or were badly injured before
    tramcars; Several cpriductors declaring that He haji fought on the
    lost battlefield long before the America ns
    on the 27th August' and Loa Angeles oh the S. P. ANDREW STUDIOS, if even liberally, while the Railway and the Farmers' Union in two! 'Mi-. J. footboard collection of fares was done came into the war. A violent disturb-
    3flth August for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttel- MARINE, AND ACCIDENT Limited, ' cf the Health department in later it had been, H.-Joll ance' elisued. The police intervened,and
    ton, and Australian ports. The vessel is due
    FIRE, the number of (ex- Education Departments are ignoring (Hawkes Bay) moved that the away with. Expense must take
    »t Auckland'about the 25th September.
    INSURANCE.
    Accepted at Lowest CurrentRates.
    PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER' i years. Merely to discover and re- emptions granted (as quoted by them altogether. The same comment further consideration 'of the subject be place to human safety. It'is hopedsecond the trip was abandoned. The negro''is
    that, suing the motor company.
    By Appointment to His Excellency the move the defects'of childhood will the Prime Minister) would have largely applies to the alteration of annual postponed till next annual meeting. Mr.' as one result of the recent sad accident,
    PERSONAL. I The Company is empowered by Special
    Captain A. E. Stewart, who has been in Act of Parliament to transact TRUSTFE
    Governor. ' not be satisfactory. It is the par- been a sufficient
    IN ENLARGEMENTS ental defects that must be attack- swer may not suffice for members service to compensate
    leave regulations. Formerly our service F. S. Bowen (Gisb'orne) remarked that general measures for the greater safetj*
    answer. That an- had a slight advantage over the general the wheatgrOwers'
    tion than
    were in 'no worse posi- of
    were the maize-growers of the bo passengers
    on the Main Trunk' will Sale snips: Overcoats reduced from
    temporary command of the Kaiwarra, has EXECUTOR, and AGENCYBUSINESS!
    taken command of the Kurow at Auckland, D. J. BEWS, Manager.
    SPECIALIST AND MINIATURES. ed. ' The best method of attack, who are
    always content with one of intermittent holidays,
    for the absence East
    night Coast in respect
    duty, etc. lcv. Several speakersto expressed change of pol- mailintroduced, van will be placed
    and, as another,that the 135s to 57s'6d;'Baincoats from ]17s 6J
    at the rear of to 60s; high-grade'sriite'from 95b'to 755.
    ■vice Captain J.Flynn. we believe, will be the system now side of the case: the the train', where if is most: '
    Studios: 10, WILLIS STREET, but it will suffice The smallbutadvantage has been taken convenient Fowlds, Manners street.—Advfc
    the other conditions reniain opinion that those farmerswho'were ask- to"work, and ho longer apis the buffer Slumps com?.and but the
    Captain G. B. Morgan, -who has been ashore
    on sick leave, has resumed command of the Office—LAMBTON-QUAY and GREY- inaugurated of following up the tor all reasonable members of frora.us,
    Kini, -vice Captain Ross Clark. Mr. Clark is STREET, Wellington. Tel. 32.
    Adjoining Grand Hotel. the unchanged: The eVecutivfe has been ibid ing for embargoes on 'particular products to a'ldng and heavy train:"as ' go, ennrm-
    to rejoin the Wahine as chief officer, relieving medical examination of the child public. The extreme language that the decision is thai, ■ Iwere endangering the existence of the pus safe of No-Rubbing" Laundry' Helr>
    MONOCHROMEAND INDIA of the uniform- Kirkcaldie's Winter Sale has been a, gdes on year in, year out.' 'Wellington
    Mr. T. H. Bowling.
    WILSON AND po,, Two Beautiful and Distinctive- PROOF, by a personal interview with the used by some members iv con- ity committee, and the Postmaster- union. Other members said the whole
    AM.
    " (Late of J. and A. Wilsonj,
    Funeral Furnuhers. of Producing- Portraits by
    Methoda
    ' ' ! parents.
    j Education in health un- demnation of the Governpient was Genera) has added on another occasion trouble had arisen because of the high huge Success froni tb'e start." yieit pur
    Iclupping freights <ho South to the Store,,anil a%r seeing the Big Bargains
    frierchant*.—Adyt.-
    BAPAEOA CHJTWAHD.BOUND.
    268, WILLIS-STBSET. S'.'jf. ANfiJUW. '." ! dttr this eyatsm should aooia f&eiilt "in tin way-warranted, At the same ,tbat there seems no way, even for jVlin- North Island.' 'Thefrom to defer the everywhere ypjj will :undef«ta.nd w£y nftrrei. 'Tak<s' G>regen; this
    Great efforte demand strong-, steady
    to hrtv* wrongs Hgiiiotf 'v,;herofurther eoruiderationproposal
    The Paparoa Is reported to have left Panißia
    great.- nerve
    sn th? 2Cth July en route from liv.ernoßl1q XoL 21-849. J iv mpye hopeful reports.
    ' ItlephgjJu 1231, time, there would have been, less iflt-tii'e, tkia couuuiUep is concerned. 1! itwelve moivihs wan.
    of
    agreed,
    thn' rfcjnit ioi' Kirkcaldie'B Winter
    .to. huge success Advt K
    gale
    'ifo been ft food, with'-'yeur'ffieil*, and ""fSnV";'u'ii'-
    All chemists,2s 64 tit 13s 6d.—Advfc^'
    tHE EYiByiNG POST. FRIDAY. AtTGTJST 3, 1923.
    THE REPLIES in the Dominions,is that Mr. Baldwin
    should speak frankly and fearlessly." FACING THE WOLF UNEMPLOYMENT IN MANCHURIA "THIS VIPER"
    7

    The "Daily Chronicle"says: "France


    is being asked to agreeto the publica-
    tion of the inter-Allied correspondence.
    POLITICAL NOTES out by the Leader of the Opposition (Mr
    X, M, Wilford).
    When it was moved that the House TELEPHONE CHARGES
    STATEMENT IN BRITISH If she refuses,Mr. Baldwin will prob- THE EXAMINATION CHANG TSO-LIN'S ORDER go,into Committee of Supply, Mr. Wil-
    ably publish the British documents." WHAT BRITAIN IS DOING RAKOVSKY'S RECORD THE DAY IN PARLIAMENT the early ford referred to the offer he made in
    PARLIAMENT The "Daily Express" comments: SYSTEM hours \jf last "Saturday morn- ERQXEST AGAINST IN-
    "Britain must send some sort of reply ing—namely, that if the Prime Minister
    to ASSISTANCE FOR WORKS SEIZURE OF LANDS FROM STRONG OBJECTION TO would adjourn then, CREASE
    Germany, but we understand that With a. bulky volume of appropria-! Liberal Party would movc an amendJ no member of the 1
    the reply which has been draftedis use- CONDEMNED BY LORD BIRKEN- RUSSIA APPOINTMENT tions totalling over twenty-Bevea mil-' ment if the Prime Minister
    NO MATERIAL FOR A NOTE less in view of the French attitude." HEAD PAYMENT OF HALF INTEREST. lions sterling to be approved by the: iiito the Estimates " on any day next
    moved to go]
    BUT, MAJORITY OF HOUSE
    NEGOTIATIONS JEOPARDISED, MATTER TO BE RECONSIDERED. House of Representatives, and not much! week." Estimates had been consideredi1 "APPROVES
    PROBLEM CANNdT BE EVADED IRISH PRISONERS WHAT THE PRIMATE COULD NOT (UNITES FRBSS ASSOCIATION.—COPTRMB?.) time left this session,the Prime Min-i know on Wcdehsday,
    was
    and what he wan&sd to
    the Trime Minister!
    DO. -
    (ABSTBAUAN HIK ZEAIiAHD CABLB ASSOCIATION.) (UNITED JRBSS ASSOCIATION.—COPYMOHTJ (UNITED FRBSS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.) ister for the second day this week asked; was taking whether advantage of him in goimr
    A LONG-ARMED JUDGMENT (Received 3rd August, 10 a.m.) (AUSTRALIAN . NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (RIOTER'S TELEGRAM.) the House yesterday afternoon to re- iiito Estimates again in (he belief that: QUESTION- 'ABOUT A VOTE.
    FULL PUBLICATION DESIRED. LONDON, 2nd August. sume its consideration of these depart-; no amendment would be moved. The'
    (UNHID PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPTRIGHT.) (Received 3rd August, 10 a.m.) (Reoeived. 3rd August, noon.)
    WRIT THAT MEANS MANY -
    (AUSTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
    (Received 3rd August, 9 a.m.)
    The question of unemployment was
    raised in the House of Commons by It is fepbrtea from Harbin (in Man-
    NEW YORK, 2nd August. LONDON,2nd August. mental votes. For the second time the! made henohad
    Opposition forcesagreed to let the mo-i view of .what
    offer made on Saturday morning!
    referenceto two days " In; The readjustment of telephone charges
    (mnta pmsi association.—copyright.) I RELEASES. Objection to M. Rdkovsky's appoint- has been said about us,; was xaißedin the House 6f Representa-
    (AUSTRALIAN " HIW ZEALAND CAtLB ASIOCIATIOS.) LONDON, 2nd August. Mr. G. Lansbury (Labour), who emphas- churia) that General Chang Tso-lin,dic- ment as head of the Anglo-Russian trade tion to go into Committeeof Supply j I would like the Prime Minister to ad-i tives last night, when the Xeader the
    Lord Birkenhead,addressing a meet- ised that the position was getting worse tator of three Manchurian provinces, delegation in of
    (Received 3rd August, 10 a.m.) (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION COPIRIOHT.) London, in succession to
    pass without delay, but there was a longj mit," said Mr. Wilford, '-'that we are' Opposition (Mr. T. M. Wilford)
    doihg 100 per cent, better than we moved,
    LONDON,2nd
    Viscount Curzon,speaking in the
    August. ' (AUBIIIALIAS
    - NEW ZEALAND CABLfc ASSOCIATION.)
    LONDON, Ist August.
    ing of teachers in London, delivered a daily. He suggested an appeal to the ordered the Chineseauthorities to take M. Ifrassin was expressed in
    noteworthy criticism upon examinations. country for a loan for productive works. .
    the House discussion prior to this point, on reports^ offered.
    all the lands ceded to -Russia un- of Commonson the around that alleg- from SelectCommittees. The bid cbn-j From a strictly legal sense, " have') that the Post and tele£risp\ Depart-,
    menfs vote be reduced b"y '£20. as an
    House of Lords, said that the writs The Appeal Court at Dublin granted He said that personally- he had con- Sir Montague Barlow, Parliamentary der formertreaties. This measure, which edly he had been expelled from France troversy of leasehold versus freeholdwasi Minister was ready to a'dmxt the that
    'Prime^
    Mr.i indication tha.t the telephone charge*
    French and Belgian replies to the two internees. pf habeas corpus in the case of tinued passing examinations until he was Secretary to the Ministry of to-day, flouts the Central during 'the war for propagandist activi- involved in one petition, the Lands Com-! Wilford was right, and he would noti should not be increased.
    Labour,said goes into effect quibble it.
    the generosity of the ISouße in trUst!
    British proposals did not contain Mr. O'Higgins, speaking >i the Dail twenty-six; then, with the profoundest: that the number of unemployed regis- Governmentat Pekin and jeopardises the ties against the Allies, and that he was mittee venturing to express its dp,iriion! to isver 'He felt he could Sir. Wilfgrd said 'he wanted to knoW;
    material for sending an Allied an- Eireann beforethe judgment was deliv- relief, he had left Lincoln's Inn Hall, tered at the beginning of the year was tenuousaimRueso-Japanese negotiations, in a massacre of White that certain national endowment lessees! mg that Estimates be again aik-i ■why £75,000 per quarter 'from toll
    said that if the determined that in which at 'finding a basis for recog- instrumental who considered!
    swer to the German Note; indeed^ ered, Court allowed the
    writs it would mean the release 'of able
    never, any conceiv- 1,485,000;it was now 1,185,000.Last nition of the Soviet. "Russians in the Ukraine. had petitioned for the right to con-i1' that day. ' i should be credited to telegraphs.
    vert to freehold had the Committee's Sir. The
    though, a matter of policy: you to.admit that it was something:"'foiI G. Coated)
    neither reply mentioned the British 10,000to. 12#OO persons in military cus- circumstances, would he pass an-- winter the figure averaged 1,345,000.He The British, American, French, and Mr. R. M'Neill said that the facts sympathy, WilforcL- " We think it is tip Postmaster-Geiier'al (the Hon. J.
    draft Note which was submitted to tody, and it might be necessaryfor the other. He had since set examination hoped this winter would be no worse;! Japanese Consulshave concertedly pro- alleged had not been brought to light was involved, theyas made no recommen-1 Mr. Massey made the desired admis-. ] Ward who stated that it was Sir Joseph
    them. . The replies appeared to hold Executive to have legal authority by papers himself. He was convinced that 1 but only a, rash man would suggest: tested against the seizures. when the Government considered the dation. The leaseholders and freehold-! sum. j had instituted, the (system in
    to-morrow morning for the retention of tile whole thing was unfair. The en- that it was question of recognition. Further inquiry ers proceeded. to make theiv own re-;
    ;j
    New Zealand.
    no definite prospect of an early prisoners. ■"
    going to be much better.
    alteration in the situation, or the counter resembled the meeting of Littlel The principal methods of alleviating;
    Red Riding Hood and the wolf. The: "the trouble CENTRAL AUSTRALIA be reconsidered
    would be made, and the matter would commendations on familiar lines,and the:
    afternoon was nearly gone before the; DOOMED T
    , ¥\ W. A. Veitch fWahganiii): "Si*
    commencement of a discussion on re- were the export credit! if necessary. Joseph Ward aid not put the extr* :
    FOR PUBLIC SAFETY examiner only asked questions out of Estimates were reached. Here another! charge on to the telephones."
    parations. that sparse fragment of the whole field' scheme and the Trade Facilities Act. j Mr. Archer-Shee later drew attention subject of perennial interest cropped lipi
    of knowledge which' he had explored, Under the export credits scheme,£26,-' A RAILWAY WANTED to an anti-British speech by M. Rakov-
    in a Native Department's vote fbr the j laustrAlian blXcks j MINISTER'S EXPLANATION.
    The British Government firmly DRASTIC FREE STATE BILL. and the examinee's interests were not sky, ana asked why the ''Government destruction of rabbits. There are many;i
    held the view that the problemcould the same as those of the examiner. «00,000had been borrowed, but only was ready to. harbour "this vicious anti- experts
    on this subject in the House,, PBOFESSOR BAXTJWiN Mr. Coates$aid that country in
    FEDERAL British viper" in Britain. SPENCER'S the world credited toll every 'revenue to tele--
    not be evaded,and while opinions „, LONDON, 2nd August. When he saw the difficulty and com- £14,000,000of credit was now being BREACH OF AGREE- and they differed,as experts usually do,i SAD CONCLUSION.
    c E'reann rushed .j MENT. quite g^P, hs» because telephone lines were-
    were being exchanged on matters of E.i* Safety Bill through all stages.. The
    the Public plexity of the; questions set by some ex- utilised, so that there was an ample on non-party lines. Ultimately,: direct competitors with the telegraph
    detail, the European aminers,he was convinced that no one margin. The Trade Facilities Act had The speech referred to is probably that the Hon. X G. Coates(Minister of Na- '1 CFROIt "ODB OTPM CTMCESPOSDENM lines. If Parliament did not agree with
    situation, .Bill empowers the Government to arrest could pass them unless he had worked which, according to a message received tiye Affairs) saw his votes approved'
    carrying all prospects of reparation or detain, persons for six months with- for two or three
    out any charge being preferred.
    proved the most fertile expedient. Guar-
    years in order to pass antees to the extent of were i
    (FKOII DUE OWN CORRESPONDENT. 1)

    SYDNEY, 25th July. yesterday, was delivered by M. ißakov- without alteration,though he could hot; JSoman is Hotter acquainted with the awkward for the Department, for year,
    . .., SIDNEY, 25th July. the revised charges it would be very
    payments, might sink info irretriev- them. "Itwouldbe a staggering achieve- now being used. The £26,000,000 expenditure for I The construction of the Federal capi- sky in a farewell speech to the Ukrain- help reminding the House that not much: Australian aboriginal .than. is the well- by year the. position . "would become
    able ruin. ment for the Archbishop of Cantertairy the
    year had been £7,500,000, giving tal at Canberra is not the only work ian CentralExecutive. He was reported had 'been heard about Native affairs.; known scientist Sir Baldwin Spencer- worse, and that would necessitate the
    to pass an examination in theology, and a year's work to 27,000men. The Gov- definitely promised by the Common-to have declared that the collapse and However, he cheerfully suggested that' initiate of several important tribes and introduction of tile measured
    The Governmenthad decided to SPAHLINGER TREATMENT I am certain that no Lord Chancellor ernmentwas determined to launch a new wealth in the terms of federationwith dismemberment of ,the British Empire this preliminary canter oh rabbits wouldl the writer of several authoritative works ihey must have either thatrate
    system
    or the flat
    . lay beforeParliament with the least would claim that he could pass the final scheme of financial co-operation be- the State in 1901 which has been was merely a question of time. The re- "get members into their stride for good! on the subject—ana his conclusion that rate. They would not be justified
    volutionising of the -Brit.-fh proletarian running form when the Minister of Agi-i Australia's aborigines in
    possible delay the papers recording AN OFFICIAL BRITISH TEST. for the Bar if he had to sit to-morrow." tween revenue-producing and non-re- neglected. The long-deferred North-South are a doomed peo- borrowing money for telephone develop-
    venue-producing proposals. The 'basis ■railway, the early construction of which masses was proceeding by gigantic culture came along, with his Estimates.! ple is one that will strike conviction as ment ■unless. enough was earned to pay
    would be -a grant equal to 50 per cent, was one of the principal inducements strides. If Conservatismwas obstinate, Unfortunately for Mr. Coates,the "good: well as pity into the hearts of all peo- interest. . Regarding the question of
    its views and endeavours,and was <UNIT*D fRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPTRIGST.)
    inviting the Allies to agreeto the
    UCBIRAUAN-HEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) BOMBED FROM THE AIR of the interest on a loan, for not less offeredto South Australia to hand over the more acute would be the collapse funning form " was maintained for an- .■ple. charges, lie did not think it right that
    publication of their papers. The " than ten years, which should help local the Northern Territory to the Common-of the whole colonial . system of the other of his Departments, the Post and The- condition of the blacks Tiere has the ordinary taxpayer should pay for a-
    LONDON, 2nd August. British Empire. The .primary object Telegraph, which only avoided a 'been which was availed of by~flthers-
    Governmententertained the hope Colonel Hodge, in the House of
    Com- authorities in launching tramways, elec- wealth, has also been a subject of con- his appointment to London was to reduction of its estimates small a matter of concern to the authori- service inere were workingmen who did not
    that publication of the documents mons, appealed to the Government to A NAVAL TEST tricity, and gas undertakings. It was stant equivocation. Now that the Fed- of enable him to await the Third Inter- on an amendment moved bybyMr. one- vote; ties almost from the time of the earliest want telephones, but who paid indirectly
    aesist Spahlinjjer's treatment for tuber- estimated that at least 200,000men eral capital is at length hovering about national's intervention in Britain's in- Holland to H. E. colonisation. Beyond
    might .convince the world of the im-
    culosis. could be employed off these schemes,the realm of practical politics, a re- ternal affairs. M. Rakovsky protest against the failure to could almost always be outrages that to the cost of the telephone service. :
    perative necessity for prompt and FAIR ACCURACYSHOWN. was also grant relief from the salary cuts in cases' ■taliation,, traced to ie- Quoting the saying: -"Never look for a;
    Lord Eustace Percy, Parliamentary >and another 100,000would be indirectly solution having been carried by the reported to have 'published a pamphlet coming under sometimes
    united action. Secretary to the Ministry of said employed.' The hope for the House of Representatives last week that which he declared the scope of the "hard- times not, there hasjustified 'never
    and some- far-fetchedexplanationrof a simple fact,''
    been any Mr. Wilford interpreted the matter in
    an arrangement had been made with
    Health, (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPIRIGIIT.) immediate, in that Britain was ship " clause. The division showed: organised hostility
    Mr. Baldwin's statement in the Spahlinger under future lay in the re-establishment of the next Parliament should meet there more benefitedby the Great War than and Labour members in the on the part of the towards the whites the words:
    House of Commonswas in the same mit his method towhich a body of medical
    -
    he should sub- (AUSTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIVTION.) peace in Europe and a good harvest in —a resolution generally deemed more any other country. She had annexed Liberals
    (Received 3rd August, & a.m.) : Britain.
    1

    I. pious than hopeful—the people of South over nine million square kilometres of same lobby, and the Government forces and primitive peoples, collared the ."We
    many true stories are on record of tain Prime Minister had
    had to do it, so we
    telephone revenue.'' A cer-
    terms. experts for final decision. "The Govern- on "the other side. The Independents lonely settlers stated on one
    Australia, who, with those of the land belonging to other nationE. and Mr. Isitt were absent. Subsequently' have received and weary travellers who occasion that he
    The Government urged, said Lord sanction
    ment would not be justified in asking
    The old
    LONDON, 2nd August.
    battleship Agamemnon, con-
    BRITAIN'S UNIQUE BURDEN. |
    North, will be the immediate bene- two other the utmost kindness and postal revenue. was
    amendments of the Post and generosity from them. There is the a reduction in postal rates. He
    going to "reduce the
    knew that it meant
    , Curzon in the statement, that inter- funds onforthethetreatment, expenditure of public
    unless fully trolled by wireless from a torpedo boat a Sir Robert Home said: "Germany ficiaries from the scheme, are ener- Telegraph vote were moved,one involv- story, for It really,,
    mile .away, was attacked in the Eng- stands to-day with her great industrial 1 getically demanding the fulfilment of
    ■

    ! Allied discussions should be opened with- satisfiedof its efficacy. ABOUT instance,of the plucky woman meant a premium or gift .to 'the.-large'
    {' out delay, whether by conference or b y
    lish Channel eight aeroplanes, which organisation this other pact. FERTILISERS ing the question of the salaries of tem- ■who -was pioneering in 'the big scrub firms which posted thousands, of letters
    reconstructed,and condi-i porary officers,and the other that of on the north coast of New South Wales a year, and nothing to the
    otherwise,for the purpose of elaborating dropped practice bombs. No direct hits tions of efficiency with which we have! SOME WONDERFUL COUNTRY. telephone charges. Both were defeated forty odd
    Living in isola- The loss
    individual.
    a comprehensive, general, and final fin- THE LABOUR PARTY were made,but the experiment showed ■nothing to compare. France is steadily j The Premier of South A FARMERS' DISCUSSION by narrow margins, and the House rose tion with her years ago. had to be made up, eb £280,-
    ancial settlement. The replies of the that bombs can be dropped with fail- re-equipping herself industrially. There £ Henry Australia, Sir at 1.26 a.m. husband,who daily hew-, ---000 a yeai was taken from the -fcolf
    Allied Government* had been received, Barwell, one of the dominating ed a clearing in the dense undergrowth charges. "It strikes me," said Mr.
    accuracy at a moving vessel from a is a completely false idea in Britain)
    except from Italy, which had not thus WHY MR. M'GIRR LEFT IT. height of 8000 feet. and France regarding the relative posi-; personalitiesinspected of Australian politics, has
    The annual Dominion Conference of
    and huge trees which in those day "cov- Wilford, "that this has been the/ me-;
    ered those parts for miles upon miles, thod used for making up for the -reduc-.'
    far sent a written answej, but had ex- tions of the two countries because we! personally the remote regions STORES CONTROL BOARD.
    pressed general agreement with the Brit- (BHITED PIBSS
    *«BOeiATIO».-«>PTMSH?.I are meeting our expenditure. Fiance 1
    through
    he has
    which the line would pass, and j the New Zealand
    just returned to sing its praises continued to-day. In the absence of the Control
    Farmers' Union was . The first annual report of the Stores the only tracks being 'the creeks and tion in the postage rates, and it migh£-
    the couple viewed with suspicion as well be admitted. It is like a de-:
    ish Government's views. The Govern- Board^set up last by the rivers,
    ment had devoted the most careful and "if- t t *rS?££
    Mr. d. J. M. M Girr has
    EY 2na An««*
    ' resigned HOCKEY thinks we are too wealthy to be con- " and denounce
    sidered in Uub matter. We are only; arguments put asforward misrepresentation the president (Mr. W. J. Poison), who was Government to control and supervise the ously
    year the blacks who would appear mysteri- partmental grappling iron thrown out
    anxious consideration to these replies. the Labour Party. In a letter tofrom the meeting our expenditure on behalf
    by- putting an,: Queensland pastoral interests that the the union to country members of Par-
    of attending a deputation of members of purchase
    and disposal of stores required from out of the depths of that to see what it can catch. It has been.a
    " While fully conscious of the friendly executive he gives as his reasons that tEe ! all State Departments, states that gloomy forest. Then came the rainy sea- great surprise to everybody who' reads
    language in -which.they were party, as at present constituted
    NEW ZEALAND'S DECISIVE almost unbearable strain on the whole proposed route should
    be deviated into liament, Mr. C. C Munro (Auckland) by the benefits new system son and food became less and .less,till the "Gazette" figures to find that the
    "
    and thß cordial spirit which inspired couched, sight of its Australian sentiments,is led
    has lost VICTORY. resources of the country. France to-day 'Queensland because the direct South was voted to the chair.
    secured
    of
    general
    the have now in desperation the pioneer
    determined revenue from toll communications comes
    has not only re-established her trade; Australian-Northern Territory recognition, and that to
    them, said Lord Curron, " I regret by reactionaries,and masquerades as a route was The report of the Agricultural, Educa- practically all stores are now purchased to make his way down the river in order to no less than £75,000per quarter, and
    (UNHID PRESS ASSOCIATION.— COPTBIOHT.) last year she had a greater volume of
    that wedid not find in them material Labour Party, when in reality it is a mainly across desert lands. Sir Henry tion, and Agriculture Committee was through -the Supplies and Tenders Com- procure supplies. Days passed and thatall." there has been no loss on telegrams
    for an Allied answer to the German body of timid nervous Tories, who at The New Zealand SYDNEY, 2nd August. exports and imports than before the
    Barwell, in demanding not only the brought .up. The committee made a mittees, with the result that consider- he did not return.- The rain increased atThe
    heart are in hockey team de- : war. We are still struggling on with 70 ■ early
    conservative the extreme. feated Goulburu, at Goulburn, by 16 per cent, of our pre:war trade, and two construction of the but strict number of recommendations with respect and the muddy torrent Minister, referring to last year's
    £otethe
    »y
    > wdeed, the draft reply
    submitted
    Government is not mentioned in Mr. M'Girr concluded with a statement goals io nil.
    line,
    to the original route, says to particular remits.
    able
    The Combined new system came
    savings swept
    have been effected. The wards the sea bearing along down to- balance-sheet i 6aid there was a loss on
    of our competitors,are making no effort; adherence Palmerston North Conference h ad into operation about
    debris and dead
    trees and telegrams of £546,000; on telephones/
    ; ihe French and Belgian that he
    replies, nor do any party, but to be a
    the replies appear ,to hold out any bene-
    does not propose to belong
    free lance.
    to (Received 3rd August, 11.30 a.m.) to pay our debt. If our competitors are,;
    that in the Territory, and particularly urged the end of July, 1922, and
    the MacDounell Ranges, his that the Governmentbe asked to take requisitions have"been dealt with by the Almost starved and distracted with total loss of £420,909..
    over 6000 creatures of the bush: £73,528; and on wireless, £10,421—a .
    become free of the burdens which i beyond
    "
    fit^ or prospects, either'of an early alter- SYDNEY, 2nd August, SYDNEY, This Daj. . to we have if party passed through some wonderful steps to the Fertiliser Act, and, Supplies and Tenders Committee during anxiety the waiting, woman at last
    Mr. R. Masters (Stratford) remark-,
    "■.".""'
    A mass meeting of membere of the [ The New Zealanders overwhelmed the to bear, we are the only I country, much of which was unoccupied, amongother things, to make the follow- the eight months ended 31st sought out the blacks' camp and when
    ation in the situation in the Ruhr, nor Seamen
    !ii) the discussion of reparations^ s-Union defeated the Communist Goulburn hockey team from-the starfr people to,pay war.indemnity, then unem- ;| 'simply because of the difficulty, the ing additions:'—" That it be made com- 1923,while over two hundred contracts March, they comprehended her plight their
    ed that it was evident that the 'tele-"
    Masjy'
    fweeks might easily be consumed in a Party proposal for affiliation with the
    The speed and combination of the vis- ■' ployjnefatT will; increase;, in. this country !l impossibility almost,of transporting the "pulsory for all manufacturersand im- have been arranged for supplies of kindness knew no bounds. What food phone Department was carrying a very'
    of fertilisers to have branded on clothing, bread, milk, meat, etc., for they had was hers and the men were ment's load ofand
    heavy the Telegraph Depart-
    (preliminary interchange of opinions, on Australian Labour Party. itors gav.e the local toam no chance. by leaps and bounds." ■
    materials necessaryfor effectiveoccupa- porters it made; one wonder
    The- gamewas played in the rain. Mr. Neville Chamberlain said the Gov-' tion. ,There was much country suitable j the bags containing such fertilisers— the various institutions under the direct off down the river in search of the lost why the work,
    the lines now foreshadowed by
    ■ ■
    telegram
    [Allies. '
    ,
    the ernmeht intended putting a bolder 1 for sheep, but to keep sheep it was I (a) The names of the manufacturersor control of Government Departments. man. Weeks after, when the waters duced. The figures rates had. been re-
    of a shattered boat ister meant. that over half the Mm-
    quoted by ■■
    N.S.W. RAILWAYS scheme of emigration |
    before the Im [ necessaryto erect dog-proof fencing, the importers, or, in lieu of names, a dis- " It is recognised," states the report, had receded, portion
    a million
    EUROPE MAY SINK INTO RUIN. FINANCING HUNGARY perial Conference. The Government;
    material for which could not be taken tinguishing registered mark. Special " that the work of the board is in proved the woman a widow, and but pounds a were being lost on the
    could send assisted for the year
    " The British Government cannot too not people away at there under existing conditions. There recommendations were made in regard to reality only beginning. The largest sav- succour of the blacks,which did telegraph lines. "In view fact;'1
    often repeat that, while r^jarding the SURPLUS OF £95,000. a greater rate than the Dominions were was also the difficulty of getting sheep phosphates, potassic fertilisers, nitro- ings can and will be effectedby the much to establish the friendly relations he stated, "I would likeoftothat ask the
    prepared to receive them. There was | to market from such a distance without genous fertilisers, etc.
    (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.)
    interests of the Allies as bound up with standardisation of stores which which always existed afterwards in Minister whyhe decreased the telegram
    'UNITED PRBSS ASSOCIATION.—
    COPTRIGHT ) ■£AUSTEALIAK SEW, ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) no difficulty in finding people desirous In addition to the distinguishing mark by all Departments. This is are used those parts between the settlers and the rates recently."
    "our own, and while shrinking, as we railway comrnunica<tion. Had SouthAus- now receiv-
    have done throughout, from any action SYDNEY, 2nd August. LONDON, 2nd August. of going, or in finding to financialas- regained control of the Territory, it was recommended that there be at- ing earnest attention, and it is hoped blacks, she too must have perished. Such The Minister: "Because we increasa
    that might be thought indicative ihe State railways
    of show a surplus of for the past year The "Morning Post's" Vienna cor- sistance required. Unemployment had | tralia tached thereto an improved tag bear- that stories properly told,. and some account our revenue thereby."
    £95,000. ' respondent says it is understood the been a nightmare during the last three the work would have been well in hand ing; the_ guaranteed analysis, as regis- monlyere long a number of stores com- their ancient customs, religious rites, Mr. Masters characterised the ■prin-
    Allied disunion, it yet holds,firmly the
    Hungarian Governmentis agreeable to years; but little by now. This Statemade a mistake in tered with the Department used by a number of or all De- of and kind
    view that the problem cannot be evaded;
    financialcontrol being exercised by Eng- until the European progress could be made: parting with it, but South Australia ture. of Agricul- partments will have been standardised, heartedness may yet immor- ciple as unfair and unjust.
    that while the Allies are exchanging THE HIGHEST YET land and Italy, but not if- the represen- settled.
    problem had been pad insisted upon
    an agreement that and contracts made for supplies, which talise a people who,Jn the eyes of the The amendment was reported as being
    views, the European situation sink the CommonwealthGovernment should chemistry Mr. B. C. Aston. Director of the will result in the saving of many thous- in the world, have scarcely had justice. Found defeatedby 31 votes to 30.
    '
    into irretrievable ruin. may tatives of the Little Entente play a branch of the Department of ands of pounds to the Government."- midst of their stone age they
    "In these circumstances the Govern- FRENCH PILOT'S ALTITUDE leading role * complete the North-Southline, and this Agriculture,
    explained to the conference have failed to leap the centuries and THE VOTE QUESTIONED 1. .;. .
    was ratified by the Northern
    ment has decided to lay before Parlia- RECORD. TRAINING EMIGRANTS FOR .agreement Territory Acquisition Act, 1910. South ment in dealing with different
    the existing practice of the Depart- have perished instead of prospered bet
    invading civilisation. Yet
    At a later stage, Mr. W. S. Glenn
    ment at the earliest opportunity the WRECK OF WALLAMBA fore in- (Rangitikei) stated that a mistake had
    papers which record its own views and (UNITED PBESS ASSOCIATION.—COPTBIOHT.) THE LAND Australia was asked by the Common- fertilisers.,
    The committee's recommendation was Questions FAST PANAMA SERVICE. many
    stances of remarkable capacity in crafts- occurred in the counting of the division
    endeavours, -
    and it will invite the Allies (AUSTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
    wealth to forego its right to have the adopted.
    North-Southline constructed first in fav- The committee urged the desirable- raised.,
    regarding the Vancouver manship and music in purebred
    and San Francisco mail services were uals have done much to disprove the been 32. individ- list. The "Noes" should really have '
    to agree to the publication of their (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.— COPYRIGHT.) BRITAIN READY TO PAY our of the immediate construction of ness steps during the consideration of the current theory of their utter intellec- The Chairman the
    'Notes or statements which are required a ,wviator Lec9 infcereached a height SYDNEY, 2nd August. SUBSIDIES. the East-West line, but there was an
    of being taken to simplify
    Estimates in the- House Bepresenta- tual hopelessness.
    of Committee (Mr.
    "to explain the situation as a whole. of* 10*900 metres (over 6| miles) break-
    i
    Ihe Marine 'Court found that the understanding that there would be no the statement of analysis. This recom- tiyes last night.
    of There were potenti- J. A. Young) said that the mistake had
    "The Government is hopeful that ing the world's altitude record
    such publication will assist in determin-
    wreck of the Wallamba was due to an
    error of judgment on the part of the undue delay in the subsequent comple-
    mendation was negatived.
    A remit was received, from Otago
    alities, spiritual and
    The Postmaster-General (the Hon. J. the gulf between theirintellectual, stage of evolu-
    but been noted. . ■
    -
    The teller for the "Noes," Mr. S. G.
    ing the real dimension of the problem mate,
    LONDON", 2 nd August. tion of the North-South line in terms " protesting against the G. Coates) stated that it was 'a question, tion and the whites', it seems, was too Smith (Taranaki), then raised the ques-
    RAINS IN VICTORIA but there was no reason for deal- Colonel Buckley, Parliamentary Sec- of the agreement. After thirteen years price of Nauru phosphate, present high
    the Dominion was not paying great to bridge—they have learnt most tion of the accuracyo£ the count. It
    with which the Allies are confronted, ing with his certificate. retary of the Department of Overseas from the date of the agreement nothing and calls on whether too much for the Vancouver and San of the vices and few " of the virtues appeared, he said, that an alteration
    and,may convince the world of the im- J-ra.de, received a deputation from a con- had been done by the Commonwealth4!ie_ Government' to insist that all costs Francisco mail services.
    perative necessity for prompt and united SERIOUS FLOODSAT
    MORWELL. ference of public authorities, suggest- Government to fulfil its obligations to incidental to transport, preparation, and However,re- that civilisation offered,and tribe upon had been made in the division list.
    ection to deal-with it." COOGEE MYSTERY distribution be kept as low as possible." on ductions had bgen effectedin freights tribe has been swept away. Mr. Massey said the statement was
    ing, that the Government should sub- complete the line. the carriage of produce amounting Availing itself of his unique know- serious. The thing would have Jo be
    OUTLINE OF BRITISH PRO-
    (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.)
    serve
    an amount equal to' public sub-
    scriptions in order to give rudimentary NO REALLY PQOR LAND.
    Mr. F. S. Bowen (Gisborne) moved to
    that the matter be referred to the Do- £28,000yearly, as compared with the ledge of the subject the Federal Gov- thrashed out.

    ceipt of the German


    POSALS.
    After recalling the steps taken on;re- flood. The
    Note, and' the
    MELBOURNE,'2nd
    Heavy rain at jlorwellcaused' a record
    August.
    damage is estimated at many Th
    (UNITED PRES3 ASEOCIATION.r-COPTIUqBT.I

    Gov- thousands sterling. Bridges have been' " iie ??,Ice have d?scQvered more bones i- ,
    S^NEY, 2nd Augußt: ployed
    training in agriculture to enable linem-
    emigrants to the Dominions. Miss Wile- was a desert. There was near
    No portion of the country
    British subjects to become useful Oodnadatta and Central Mountbetween Stuart
    minion executive for consideration.
    ol
    The president concurred that instead pers
    passing a hasty resolution,' it would
    previous year's Estimates.
    received that reduction?"
    ernment recently appointed Sir Bald-
    Hie Hon. D. Buddo (Kaiapoi): ."Ship- win Spencer to make an expedition
    Central Australia with "the object of and
    Mr. Smith said he meant to cast no
    The name of Mr. Witty croppedf lipi.'■'"
    into reflections on anybody. ..
    "

    ernment's intention to assume the re- washed Oodna-' be well that the executive should give The Minister: "Yes." he was asked where he was when
    ipnsibility of a draft reply for submis- all low away,farms rpads are impassable, and m the Glebegarage. It will depend on man said the Governments of Canadaand datta a short stretch of gibber country, "Feelers" framing recommendations as the state a
    had been put out to see whether it was of the tribes there, and thetobest
    ■
    previous division was taken. "
    the medical report whether an inquest bouth Africa were, willing
    sion to the Allies, Lord Curzonsaid that lying are submerged. No will be to send men to but this was by no means a desert. It the matter further consideration. This possible to get way
    He stated that he was absent from
    a fast direct service of safeguarding them from the disas-
    in this draft the Government expressed loss of life "has been reported. held.
    [It was reported yesterday that a por- could be raised.
    train -colonists. The money'
    _ . i;. .. . carried a certain good
    required amount of feed, and was agreed to. between New Zealand and the Old trous consequences that close contact the House at the time. "I have jusfe
    the opinion that while nothing inconsis- tion of a human body The "Morning J>Ost?> says much of it was sheep and horse Country, via Panama; but so far no with the whites had brought to the as much light to be away as other mem-,
    tent with the Treaty of Versailles should
    be done, advantage would be derived LEAGUE OF NATIONS buried under
    had been found Buckley
    linie in a-garage,and was In effect relied : "fe that cge
    Colonel raising country. Then there were some
    sandhills, but most of these fairly CYCLONE WARNINGS
    tenderer had been found. Such a ser- coastal tribes. He has now returned, hers," he said. "Some are away for
    vice would possibly exclude one of the and although he has not yet presented a week. lam not ashamed of my vote!1'
    From an examination by impartial ex- believed to be part of the body of Mrs. we will put down pound for pound;- add-
    well covjbred with mulga and spinifex,
    were
    other services. The vessels used in the his report, he stated that from his There came a discussion as to what
    Heaydc-n.] ing that a thousand
    perts, in co-operation with "the Repar- INDUSTRIAL DELEGATES.
    people were on the the seeding stalks of the spinifex being San Francisco .and Vancouver services observations he was quite convinced sort of pencils were used in marking
    ations Gpjnmissjon,'into books anxious to emigrate to Australia
    were useful, but not fast. What the division -papers. Mr. J. S. Pick- *
    Germany's cap- but the Federal authorities good for stock-fattening purposes. AN ISLAND VANTAGE POINT was that the natives were fast disappearing son (Parnell) stated that he had
    acity for payment. 'As to the question that tliey had cabled very Even in the sandhill country there wanted was not used
    >f Germanguarantees, the draft point-
    (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.)
    AUSTRALIAN POLITICS could not all be taken at pre- were a fast service to the Old and were doomed to extinction owing to pencil. Mr. Glenn had done the ,
    ad out that their economic
    (Received 3rd August, 11 a.m.)
    '
    sent The crux of the problem well-grassed flats between the sandhill
    was the ridges. The country Country via Panama Canal, but it, had association with the white population! any marking.
    value must MELBOURNE, This Day. number of newcomers th.c Dominions kept on improving PERMANENT WIRELESS STATION. not been possible to get it up to the Complete segregation was the only rem- j Various suggestions
    largely depend,on factorswhich the ,Ger-
    map mepiorahdiim had' not mentioned, M.The Federal Prime Minister, Mr. S.
    (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—
    CpPTRtOHT.) could ab/sorb. 'as one went north. In all the area present. edy, and as that was practically impos- what should be done were made as to
    with the division ."
    Brace,'has invited the Trades Hall to , MELBOURNE, covered by the party there was not much they would disappear. That was list. A Labour member' proposed
    such, as the stabilisation of
    the ina-k nominate" three 'representatives, from TIhe Federal Senate'passed the Meat „ Sjtf August,
    country that could be described as really (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) sible,
    regrettable, as without them it would be the list should be sent "to the Arbitra- that
    and th? balancing of the German Bud- poor. There were immense areas splen- | FUR PER ACRE. -"■

    ggt, and that ho guarantees would be whom a selection will be made for the Bonnt-iea and Jtfidemotion of
    .Conference.in September. A Rational Debt Bills without "material
    WOOLA ND COTTON didly grassed, and much carrying mulga
    SYDNEY, 25tk July.
    So useful has it proved in warning 'Apparently there are those in New-
    difficult to work the land. tion Court" to elucidate the problem
    effective unless provision was made for Geneva and acacia, which' was very thick inI mariners,fanners, and others of the cy- Zealand whp have hopes of the fur
    that had arisen. (Laughter.) Mr.: Holr.l.'.
    some xorm of international control of ftie delegate from the
    from the employers and one amendment.
    places. There was not much permanent cjones that periodically sweep down the trade becoming one of the principal in- BREACH OF GAMING ACT jshould be summoned.
    land urged that a Sherlock Holmes ■
    Uerman financial administration.' The selected. Commonwealth ■will also' be SYDNEY, 2nd August,
    termitjatea by advising' Germany ihrfie new. members have' been' appoint- UNITED STATES FIGURES. surfacewater, but water seemed to be coast during the two years that it has dustries of the. country. After further discussion,the Chairman.
    ?/¥'
    it it desired a resumption of
    the inquiry
    ed to the Upper House, and 'two addi- obtainable almost anywhere in the been on trial as an experiment, thai Speaking in the House of Represen- ADVERTISING A PICTURE. suggested that Mr. Smith should agree
    to withdraw without 'delay the tional appointments are to' be made (.UNITED PRESS
    ASSOCIATION.—COfXRIQHTO parts visited, and often at . shallow the Commonwealth Jiletprological authori- tatives" last evening, Mr. T. D. Burnett that both he and Mr. Glenn had made-
    and decrees which had organised ordinances
    and fo-
    FEDERAL BUDGET -
    (ACSTBAHAN NBW ZEALASB CABtg ASSOCIATIptI.J depth.
    "" ■ ■■" very ties have decided to make the wireless (Temuka) asked how it was expected to IST TSIEQBAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) a mistake.
    mented the policy of passive (Receiyed 3rd August, 10 a.m.) station on Willis Island a pernia-nent ' ' ' in- exterminate the rabbit pest when some At first Mr. Smith was not inclined to
    and unequivocally to disavowresistance, CANCER RESEARCH FUND stiution. ' people held the idea that fur would I 'At AUCKLAND, This Day. do this, but eventually he agreed, and
    the acts DR.. PAGE ACCUSED OF COOKING SAN FRANCISCO, 2nd August. RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION Willis Island—a lonely wind-swept give a- greater return per acre than the Police Court, R. A. Cleland, the incident closed. The chairman said

    .
    of violence and sabotage of the National The-
    which in some A SURP.LUS. Ihe Agricultural Department' in "a spot in the Pacific off the north coast of manager Picture
    and other agricultural produce. atre, was charged with a breach the there was no doubt that the list had
    Queensland—is ordinarily given ifp en- wheat
    capes had accompanied if."
    expressed the belief that such
    The draft (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.) preliminary estimate, stijtcs".''that the of been wrongly counted, and that th«
    M the part of Germany would
    action (BNITED PMBS ASSOCIATION.—CPPTEIGHT.J (AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND
    CABLE ASSOCIAnOH.) will be 228
    w
    ■?? iv
    ooo *".?,. the "■United State* A PROTESTAGAINST *CONTRACT tirely to screeching sea birds,' and it is Gaming Act in disposing of moneygifts
    of from £20 to £1 to those picking I"Noes" shouldbe 32 instead of 31 ' .'
    involve (Received 3rd' August, 11 a.m.) million pounds. ' SYSTEM. '■■ ■ ' ■ not an ideal spot on which to spend six
    .econsideration by the occupying Pow- LONDON,' 2nd August. The_ Department estimates that the months on end with no glimpses of the SPECTACLED RABBITS. twelve men with certificatesand saying:
    en, of the conditions of
    their MELBOURNE, This Day. The cancer research fund subscriptions condition the A point in favour the Is- 'Do bear
    of ASSOCIATION.!Federalworld. But the" life of the two land in the North v. South North of certificate for the Count
    occupation, "
    In the Federal House
    of Representa- total £50,0.00. Plan's 'are' advanced for cent, of normal, thus forecasting 1that
    cotton crop is 67 per {81 KtppRAPH.—PRESS outer you a
    PRICE OF NEWSPAPERS
    t»L a\
    tures of¥*A r-6t,Urn
    industrial
    to the nol"^ fu-
    life in the Ruhr In bats tives, Mr. Charlton continued the "de- a« intensive collecting "compaism"
    on the Budget, accusing" Dr. Page ?"'"n here and jii the Dominions. "' bales,
    in the the total production will be i1,516,000 The Otago Labour DUNEDIN, This Day. officers'who have been stationed
    Council enters a there throughoutthe last two cyclone sea- was
    argument of Monte Cristo?" thai being the title
    stated by the Hon. j. A. Hanan of a motion picture on exhibition at
    aslnft
    a? ?enfc the A lies,the British*»
    t o "draft of charging items of expenditure to last
    exceeding last year's production
    ' ' ' ' ' protest, against the suggestion that the eons has had its compensations.' Well (Invercargill) in the Hpuss of Repre- the National Theatre. Mr. Poynton,
    Govern- accounts which properly belonged
    by two million bales. Governmentshould revert to the con- supplied with literature and with plenty sentatives last evening. S.M., said that he thought the scheme INCREASES NOTIFIED IN LONDON.
    3SL §avt, fuller "explanations 'of its years
    views on these-points to this year; the object feeing 'to "tike THE TEA MARKET tract system as against the existing co- to occupythemselves with in equipping Referring to the fact that rabbits are 'as carried out was a violation of section
    " advantage of last year's healthy HOLDING UP COTTONPRICES. operative system " .
    in the construction their quarters and wireless plant they fewer in
    of havehad the diversion usually denied to of the Dominion than in the southern ■and
    number in the northern parts 39, but as the case was a novel one, In notifying on 23rd May an increase
    cial conditions and converta deficitfinan- in the railways. accused believed he was observing
    FRENCH REPLY TO BE ensuing year into a surplus. fONITBD P^ESS ASSOCIATION.—COPIMOHT.) people on such isolated spots of a districts,
    con- not find Mrl Hanan said that one did the law, after getting legal advice, it in the price of daily papers, the ion-
    PUBLISHED
    (AUSTRALIAN NEW
    '
    - ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
    (Received 3rd August,
    CAIRO, 2nd August,
    10 a.m.)
    DUNEDIN EXHIBITION
    stant stream of news. Even messages the rich pastoral
    from far-off Cornwall have reached the extreme north that was to be found accused desired ato take the
    land in the was not one for penalty. If, however, don "Daily Telegraph" said that the
    case fur- proprietors regretted the need for rais-
    TRADE RECIPROCITY CALCUTTA,' Ist August.' me government
    announces' ~tt§' ijn- two men on Willis Island, and they in the south. he woudl be fined £5 Is, to en- ing the price from l£d, especially aY
    At the tea sales there-was a good tention
    demand. Better-class sorts sold at full ket of intervening in the cotton mar- PROPOSALTO have sat in the snug little weather-board " In fact," he said, " I am told that ther, able him to appeal on the facts as >yell they had' hoped that the next change-
    (Received 3rd August, noon.)
    late rates. Prices 'for best Pekoes ad- by purchasing- large quantities IMPORT BUILDERS. receiving-room listening rapturously to in some parts of the North Island the as on the law. : in the price of the paper, which was
    ' 'in'
    '
    2nd August.
    fUMHEB PHESS
    ASSOCIATION.—COPXIUGHT.J vanced. Inferior' lots and dust dragged. order tq strengthen the prices. scugsBy divas broadcasted from Syd- rabbits require spectacles to see the the pioneer of the penny press, would
    Iji consequencePAE.IS,
    UK IBLEQBAPn.—PRESS And their duties grass." be,
    of the speeches of Lord (Received 3rd August, 11.30 a.m.)
    ASSOCIATION.) ney; are'not arduous. back to the popular price. But
    Curzon and Mr. Baldwb.', the Foreign
    1
    MELBOURNE, This Day A return showing the landed cost of DUNEDIN, This Day.
    At a meeting of the Otago Labour tensely useful. Eight in the'
    Quite the contrary. But they are in- SOUVENIR GUNS after a year's experiment at Hd, they
    Ofhce has published the reply
    sent to J.he negotiations in regard to
    the Aus- tea in parcels of over 51b at'various ports PRESIDENT HARDING Council it was decided to instruct the the cyclones, their warnings to shipping SOLDIERS'SETTLEMENT BILL. track of were compelled t6 revert to 2d. In jus-
    Britain on Monday, insisting that Qer? tralian-Canadian reciprocal' trade rela- in New Zealand was furnished to tlie
    many must end the passive' resistance tions have been postponed until secretary to reply to Mr. Fletcher's pro- and the coastal towns of Queensland have On behalf of the Lands Committee, FROM H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND.
    tification of the decision,they reminded
    readers that all the London 'daily news-
    Bruce visits Canadaafter the Imperial Mr House of .Representatives last' evening.
    It showed nrices as follows OUT OF IMMEDIATE DANGER. Dominion tobuilders
    posal that be brought into tie been of enormous value. Daring the Mr. A. D. M'Leod (Wairarapa) report- papers were now sold at double their.
    :—lnver- enable the first year of its existence there was a er! to the House of Representatives yes- As a memento of the Dominion's pre-war price,
    TIME FOR FRANKNESS
    Conference. - "
    l■ ■ ■ cargill, Is Oid; Wellington, Is '2ia;
    Auckland, Is 3d; Lyttelton, In 4d; (pNITEO PRESS fSSOqAIION.—COPIIIIqBI.)
    to be expeditiously prosecuted
    exhibition
    contended that tliere wiil be sufficient
    work
    It was singular immunity from such, visitations, mended thatthe
    terday that Committeehad recom- battleship, which is to be scrapped in
    the Discharged Soldiers accordance with the disarmament agree- ference
    and that even this dif-
    is not equal to the rise in pub-
    and Ministers, ever on the look-out these lishing
    BRITAIN MUST REPLY TO GBR.
    SYDNEY CONSERVATORIUM
    Dunedin,Is 4|d;
    other athand India ' tea landed' in Tara- (Received 3rd August, 10
    - '
    Patea. Is 7d, On the UDBIRAUAN NEW ZEAIANO CABLE: ASBP.OWTIOK.) builders in New Zealand when the time days for fields for economy,had almost Settlement Amendment Bill should be ment, a number of four-inch guns and used in the printing
    arrives for starting on the buildings made up their minds that it was not allowed to proceed without amendment other parts of H.M.S. New Zealand are is the chief
    costs. Newsprint—the paper
    of a journal—which
    naki IDa as a.m ) item in these costs, is now
    . . "
    ■ MANY.
    (ONIIED FREBS ASSOCIATION.—COPIMOHT.)
    Tiniaru Java
    compared
    tea was
    with Is 6d at
    landed cheapest
    SAN FRANCIS<3O, '2nd August. It was announced last nio-ht that worth continuing. During the past sea- The Bill was set down for second read- to be distributed between the principal more than double
    son, however,the Queensland Chamber ing next sitting day. centres of the country. The Minister Wages, and all the miscellaneous
    its price in 1914.
    at Wellington and dearest on the West President Harding is regarded as out £SO.,ppp required The government' of Commerce,shipping masters, and items
    2nd Coast. '■ J
    of immediate danger, but stilrvequires % subsidy of Defence (Sir R, Heaton Rhodes) stated which come into the cost of newspaper
    2nd August. SYDNEY, August. expected by Monday. " others were "able, bring gucli abund-
    The "DailyLONPQN,
    is '■
    to this morning that the naval authorities production, have also greatly
    Jelegraph/'-'in 'an "edi- Mr. W. Arundel Orchard has been 1 matching. The doctors stcrte that LIBERAL GENEROSITY. increased
    tonal, says:' "We arcr conyinceii that, appointed Director of the Sydney Gon- „ tjh%??bl?,' «?»« in this issqe accredited to his complete'recovery"ivjir'be slow, a?id
    ant evidence of the use that had been had o,ffere.d a number of guns aud other compared with eight years agq. The
    appeared in that journal,but that he requires a long rgsf '' ' '
    Hajnv is gutted acting made pf the timely intimations of ap- The generosity of the. Liberal Party fittings from the warship as souvenirs, proprietors stated that tliev were
    the "wish" of the pwple,, 'bdti'fiere and Of Music at a salary' of anywhere "? A!"expressly'jtatcd:
    ■
    r ¥■ proaching eyclpnes jjiat it was" decided towards" the Prime Minister in allowing but nothing had been decided acting
    M -giicU'-jiawk
    edttorlil opinion-'6! "'ThSHiiati."] *? tfie p%#°.Sr*pent
    ■^■ Czecho-Sloyok Consal-Geseral !3y'dne# as to in agreement with "The Times,"
    '"'
    use! his Roaditwn a iHvaiavii'A. restful
    * night,
    -
    " r with juHsdiction oyjsiTNswT&ifoj"®'- a permanent
    in to go ahead with the establishment of the Estimates to coins "'on yesterday their allocation between til© various
    and iujly-equi^ped itiiiej^. aSteraooa without'opposition wa» pointed &OWU6 of the Dominion. for similar reasons, was raising 4ts"p"rica
    £o a EUnilar amount on 'the"game
    which
    da^
    '■'" r-
    8

    THE EVENING PQST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. 1923


    OTIRA TUNNEL time the train-crews and certain other
    EMPOWERING BILL
    sections of the personnel will be supplied
    by the-Department of Railways,
    but the
    PARLIAMENT EXTRA EDITION ROSENEATH TRAMWAY A DOUBLE CENTENARY RUGBY
    electrified section will be operated under
    TO-MORROW'S CEREMONY the Public Works Department until CITY LOANS BY SPECIAL ORDER
    LATE SHIPPING
    LATE NEWS
    the installation and service can be hand- TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS AN OPPOSITION MOVE CHRISTIAN WORK AMONG THE
    ed over to the Department of Railways. INTER-ISLAND MATCH
    OPPOSITIONFROM CIVIC MAORIS | ARRIVALS.
    PARLIAMENTARY PARTY, LEAVES Thus, the electrical contractors are'res- TO-MORROW August 3—Kohi, 5.6. (12.20 p.m.), 125 ton»,
    ponsible to the Public Works Depart- LEAGUE. PETITION TO BE PRESENTED. Valder,
    TO-NIGHT. ment for performance of their contract
    HOIJSE OF. REPRESENTATIVES from Havelock.
    August 3—Calm, s.s. (12.50 p.m.), .880 tons,
    "-

    (including twelve months' electrical main- Although the first Christian service The biggest event of the Rugby cal-' M'Lachlan.Jrom Lyttclton. ■
    The Wellington City Rates Consolida- As a rule, when a City Councilor any was held .in New Zealand on Christmas
    tenance),
    Ministers, members of the Legislative partment isandresponsible the Public Works De- tion and Empowering Bill was consider-
    to the Depart-
    Council, and members of the House of ment of Railways for the completed rail- ed and discussed at a meeting of the 2.30 p.m.
    The House of Representatives met at BRITAIN AND FRANCE other governing body embarks upon a Day, 1814,by the Rev. SamuelMars- to take place at Athletic Park
    work which, will give "residents of any den, it was not until the arrival of the row afternoon,when the chosen players August S-Wainui,
    endar, outside international matches,is
    to-mor- i DEPARTURES.
    The Baptist Union Incorporation Bill Rev. Henry Williams, on 3rd August, from the North and South Islands wiU for Picton. s.s. (noon), 6SI tons', Sizer,
    Representatives, accompanied by their way section. Civic League about the middle of last particular locality an easier means of '
    It is not to be supposed, therefore, month, and it was then decided to op- was read a second time and referredto RELATIONS DISCUSSED access to their homes,those residents 1823, one hundred years ago to-day, engage in the annual inter-Island clash August J—Kennedy, s.s. (1.10 p.m.), 226 tons,
    .wives and daughters, will leave for the that the official opening, marking .the poae clause sof the Bill. So far as the the Committeeof Selection.
    that Christian work began in real earn- Many of the players I Stuart, for Foitoa.
    South this eveningby the ferry in order inception Mr. L. M. Isitt (Chriatchurch North) wax enthusiastic as to the virtues of the est among the Maori race. Nineteen first appearance as will be making their
    Island representa- I The liner MATAKANA AT LONDON. .
    of a traffic service under the league was
    to be present at the opening ceremony Public Works Department, also marks
    able to learn, the matter had gave notice to introduce the Religious CRITICISM IN COMMONS
    kindly body which so well attends to years later, whon Bishop Selwyn land- tives, and, as their
    form will be closely j Wellington onMatakana, which sailed from
    the 21st June, arrived at Lon-
    of the Otira tunnel to-morrow. Amongst the completion of the contractors' work. not previously been considered by any Exercises Public SchoolBill. their wishes and requirements, and that ed in New Zealand, he was able to watched in view of the selection of the | don on the "2nd August.
    In reply Mr. say: "Here I find a race of cannibals New Zealand
    those -who will make the trip are Sir Climatic conditions, including extreme ratepayers' association,but the council the Prime toMinister V. H. Potter (Roskill), is so, oj course, with many Roseneath who been converted to Christianity Wales, they will be out
    team to meet New South
    Joseph-Ward and Lady Ward, the Hon. .wetness, make an electrical installation of the league took the matter up, as it would be said he thought it THE POLICY OF DRIFT, residents as regards the inclined tram- withinhave a single generation."' This re- very best. That will ensure a fine
    to give their ARAWA FOR SOUTHAMPTON
    R. M'Kenzie, Mr. Evan Parry, repre- difficult. Tests will continue, and vari- has representatives of the majority of applied forasState well for people who had
    advances under the way scheme to run up to Crescent road, sult was chiefly due' to the labours of of football, as is usually the case game
    The Shaw Savill liner Arawa is to sail
    from Wellington at 4 p.m. to-morrow for
    sentative of the British GeneralElectric ous things may have to be done before those associations among its members. 75 per cent, when
    system to make fresh appli- but there are other residents in that dis- two brothers,the Revs. Henry and Wil- North meets South, and if the weather Southampton and London, via Panama.
    Company, and several prominent Govern- the Government finally inspects and cer- The meeting decided that evidence should cations if they (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPTMOBI.)
    who consider that the proposed liam Williams, the latter arriving three j-emains. fine the game should be fast
    ment officials. The Ministers present at tifies the /completion of the contract. be given before the Local Bills Com- selves of the wanted to avail them- (AUSTRALIAN " NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) trict tramway will not tjmly serve as it years after his eider brother. It can and open, with the forwards carrying :
    the ceremony will be the Prime Minister It is usual, when railway works are mittee of the House, and, accordingly, 95 per cent, loans. It of opportunity obtaining ATHENIC'S LOADING.
    (Received 3rd August, 2 p.m.) should, and, in thus falling short—to therefore be seen that 3rd August, 1823, just about as much responsibility as the The liner Atheoic is to leave Gisborne on
    (the- Right Hon. W. F. Massey), the nearing completion, that there should the chairman,Mr. \V. S. Wilson, and would be ad- LONDON,
    ■

    Tuesday for completion of loading at Lyttel-


    visable, also, for those who had found 2nd August. their minds—will be an expensive busi- is perhaps the most important date in backs. The personnel of'the teams oc- ton and Wellington. The veseel. Ts due here
    Uon; j. G. Coates(Minister of Public be a transition period, short or long, the secretary of the league, Mr. D. M'- that advances of 75 per cent, were in- In the House of Commons, discussing ness for the city as a whole, and of the Church history of our Dominion. casioned some surprise, but there can be on the 11th August, and
    Works)', and the Minister' of Defence(the when, the constructing authority (the Laren, attended a meeting of the Com- is to sail at day-
    Hon.- Sir R. Heaton Rhodes). On ar- Public Works Department) remains in mittee with representatives of the Cham- sufficient, to make fresh applications if the no great value to any but a comparative- Feeling that the centenary of Henry ro doubt that some of the
    Dominion's break on the 16th Augu6t for Southampton
    Premier, Mr. Baldwin's state- ly will, be seen in action. At | and London, via Montevideo, and Teneriffe.
    rival at Ohristchurch, the party will charge . and . also acts temporarily as a ber of Commerceand the Industrial As- they wanted to borrow more under tha few ratepayers. Accordingly, a peti- Williams's landing should be celebrated best players
    travel by special train to Otira. and the traffic authority. The Tauranga-Matata sociation. . new Act, which, he thought, would en- ment, which is identical with Lord tion
    the board to increase the amount of Curzon's, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald. ing circulated for signature.
    has been drawn up, and is now be- in some practical way, the executive of any rate, they represent their respective
    the New Zealand Anglican Board of Islands, and the battle for RIMUTAKA HOMEWARD
    Mr., M'Laren stated this morning that able
    official ceremony will occupy about two section (38 miles), the Haurau to Port-
    faonrs; -On returning to Christchurch land section
    in the evening, the visitors will be enter- land), Gisborne-southward,
    (31 miles, in North Auck- on that occasion he gave evidence on be-
    half of the league, which statements
    the advances.
    (Left Sitting.)
    Leader of the
    found
    Opposition,
    dissatisfaction with
    expressed
    the
    pro-
    replies
    It
    "We,
    runs as follows:
    the undersigned
    — Missions has decided that the church should be well up to the standard
    resident* of people of New Zealand should be in- former years. It mayeven prove to be
    supremacy e
    of land l T£ on
    her
    Ri'2uta^' 1 which sailed '""a 'Auck-
    the 4th' July for London, continued
    voyage from Colon on the 3Ut July.
    BOUND.

    portion's of Roseneath,do hereby desire to enter an vited to erect a Henry and William Wil- better. Great interest
    tained.at a banquet by the Canterbury the Sfcratford-Main and were endorsed by the others present. A from France and Belgium. However, emphatic protest against the proposed liams Divinity Schoolin the diocese of in the match, and it is is expectedtaken
    being
    Progress League, and some members of other sections haveTrunk, Kaikohe, suggestion was made, which suggestion
    scheme of the City Council to provide a Dornakal (India), at a cost of £2000. there will be an that THE PORT HUNTER.
    the party will return by ferry steamer. been in this position had since been repeated, that clause 5 TO-DAY'S BUSINESS there was one point of satisfaction, and attendance of some-
    for some time, in some cases for years. should be
    Th©;remainder of the party will return So the. experience of the Public Works retained, but that a limit that was that the Governmenthad at means of access to Roseneath by way of The reason that this particular me- thing like 16,000. »f7« c Por
    afternoon ffo rHu. nte,r, left °<s°°me yesterday
    Auckland to complete loading.
    an inclined tramway, to a point situated morial has been chosen is that the rs- "
    on Monday. Department as a temporary traffic au- should he placed on the amount of loan
    money which the City Council might To-day will be a short one in the House policy of its own.
    last determined to devise and pursue a in Crescent road, Roseneath. cent visit to ; our shores of Bishop
    M*m*>. ers of b°tk teams assembled She on
    is to sail from Auckland at daybreak
    the 7th August for New York, Boston,
    by special order in any one year of Representatives, as it will be necessary He urged Mr. Baldwin to give a de- .scheme
    thority, during the final constructional raise
    in Wellington to-day, and indulged in and Montreal.
    "We are of the opinion that the Azariah,
    THE PROGRAMME. changes, is very wide. An electrified Ihat proposal he for members to leave to-night aa outlined in the Press is both the only native Indian who has practice.at Kelburn Park. Jacob arrives
    and unsuitable for the dis- been so far raised to the Episcopate, has morrow.. to-night, and M'Lean and M'Carthy to- -
    railway will represent a new application cept, for he had was not prepared to ac- sent at the opening of the Otira
    to be pre- finite assurance that he would call the
    tunnel House together, if the circumstances undesirable
    TO LOAD FOR LONDON.
    arranged for to-morrow of the same principle. seen no -representations catering as it does for a compara- created much interest in the wonderful practice at
    Kelburn Park this afternoon. iJh
    er
    ?OTtF"PPerJ for iß».
    The programme to-morrow. There will be merely an arose. The first point of the new depar- trict,
    6 to leave Hobart on the
    —
    1
    of the need of that form
    of legislation tively small number mass movement that is going on. in 12th August Bluff. Me vessel later
    is as, follows: at this particular time.
    We had with overhead charges ofthat residents, and Southern India, from which country the The gates at Athletic Park are to be Va* t? t^1'"18," L>tt€lton, and
    8.30 a.m. He had been afternoon sitting, which will be devoted ture was the end of all
    secrecy. result
    1 Napier,
    Leave Christchurch.
    Arrive Otira 10 p.m. MAIN TRUNK EXPRESS Eastern SuburbsLeague when the
    present at the annual meeting of the to Estimates. At 5.30 o'clock the House nothing to hide or be ashamed of. It in a financial loss being passed on to Maori race is supposed to have sprung.
    will adjourn until 2.30 p.m. on Mon-
    must opened at noon. There will be boxes \ September
    to contribute are in- outside the stile entrances in Rintoul
    It Bll ou'd f
    fTOm N»P'«r on the 10th
    forBailLondon, via Las Palmas.
    Lunch immediately (25mm.) to 1.40 p.m.
    Bill
    was considered,and that meeting, which day. It is expected that the Prime Ruhr ior reparations, but the policy was
    was clear that France was not in the the ratepayers
    of the city. Those wishing
    that your council vited by the Board of Missions to for- chase of tickets,
    street and Adelaide road for the pur-
    1.45 plm. "We therefore Jbe £idle, iki iB «pected at Wellington about
    Proceed to power-house
    W. F. Massey begins to
    DEPARTURE DELAYED was well attended,unanimously
    ed to oppose clause 5. resolv- Minister (the Right Hon. W. F. Massey) prompted by warlike feelings not satis- will reconsider thepray present proposal, and ward donations to the general secre- but in order to prevent ("Lmi uJ; of next week "«■!** W<>°l
    Hon. . .speak 1.55 p.m. may make a statement in the Hd"use dur- fied as the result of the war. It was give us a means of access to the district
    to tary, 41, Ballance street, Wellington. delay and crowding at the gates patrons White Rock, Tora, and Te Awaite. from
    With referenceto the provisions in the ing the afternoon regarding the an- an attempt to continue the war after that will are
    Hon J G. Ooatesbegins ... 2.5 p.m. benefit the residents of the advised to secure their tickets in The Opihi is due at Wellington on Tues-
    SLEEPING CARSDERAILED. " r,eiatlnS to the consolidation of rates, nouncement that the British Govern- formal peace had been declared. He whole the To-day is also the centenary of the town. The tickets are now on sale at day from16 day southern ports, and is to sail
    Sir j. G. Ward begins 2.10 p.m. said Mr. M'Laren, he had discussed the ment has handed the Ross Dependency claimed that Britain economically was therebyofbring Roseneath district, and
    i
    f°r Nelßon *nd :N«W p'y-
    Mr; B. Sl'Kenzie 2.15 p.m. matter with a. good about the relief that all landing in New Zealand of the Rev. various places. The stiles at the gates mouth""
    During shunting operations at Thorn- the general many citizens, and over to New Zealand to administer. far more depleted than France. The first residents have been looking forward to John who first came to the will be for the use of adults only. Boys'
    Mr. T. "M. Wilford 2.20 p.m.
    view expressed was that the thing to do was to come to a settlement for some considerable Hobbs,
    "Dominion in 1823,in companywith the tickets will be procurable at the boxes Lyttelton t S e
    Kinito load for Napier and GUborne.
    is due here 0D Tuesday from
    2.25 p.m. don' station, at 11.45 this morning, for existing complexity
    i*

    Mri* H. ;E. Holland in regard to ratine with Germany and also anagreement with time past."
    Those who oppose the construction of Rev. Samuel Marsden, Bey. H. Wil- at the entrances to the Park. Those lorThe Wanaka is to leave Wellington to-day
    Mr.* G. W. Forbes 2.30 p.m. the assembling of carriages for the north should be avoided if possible, PERSONAL MATTERS France and the other Allies regarding the tramway who are to undertake duties at the Park .
    ... and that
    bound Main and Nataniel It the Auckland.
    Mr.- J. O'Brien 2.35 p.m. Trunk express an accident hold that only the middle liams, Turner. was
    ■

    Mr, T. E. Y. Seddon 2.40 p.m. occurredexpress which delayed the departure consolidation was bound to
    the same time it was felt thatcome At
    the effect Mr. N. O. Kensington^ appointment
    the inter-Allied debt.
    Mr. Austen Chamberlain deprecated of the three fairly distinct residential Bey. Hobbs's first visit to the Dominion, are to be at the grounds by 11.45 a.m. frniH" A"c"and,
    Special train arrangements have fn? m. ?at?ia '5 dueand»<■ Wellington,to-morrow
    is to sail to-morrow
    Inspect machinery immediate- of the for an hour and a half. which levels of Roseneath can be served by and the Wesleyan party took up resi- been for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamaru,:
    :" ly afterwards It appears that some of the carriages on the the new legislation would have as Chief Surveyor and Commissioner of the suggestion that we shouldrank our-
    selves definitely on the side of Germany. the tram, and while they do not wish to dence at Whangaroa. After residing, made in order to give country patrons
    and Tlm-
    rating of
    Finish with power-house p.m. were being pulled over a pair of "trail- the city proper property should be
    in what is now Lands is gazetted.
    explain- That would be a grave decision. The deprive people living in "that middle sec- there.for some two.years, they were an opportunity of witnessing the match. |Ti»
    The departure
    .TheOamaru,
    Wingatui loads at Dunedin to-morrow
    Timaru,
    ing" points, and while half way across ed, and m that connection fully tion from the benefitsof the scheme, driven out by the Natives, their house of the train for and Lyttelton,
    to-morrow afternoonhas been Wairarapa
    Board train and leave cutting Mr. Russell Edward Pope was to-day benevolent, passive attitude to the , due here on Friday to load for and is
    ribbon as train leaves 3.10 p.m. some of them started to set back, the towards securing the co-operation he took steps admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme promised by Mr. Bonar Law hadFrench they consider that the benefits to the was burned, and all their goods were postponed The Ngahere is to leave Wellington Auckland.
    Arrive .Christchurch 7.15 p.m. points being set for the wrong road. Chamberof Commerce for of the by the Chief Justice (Sir Robert way to an active given comparatively few ratepayers in that im- appropriated by the Maoris, amongst until 5.55 p.m., and a train will leave morrow to load coal at Westport. 7 to-
    The North Island guests will leave for The result was that the bogies of two the holding of Court Sout), on the motion of Mr. W. Perry. the relations no attitude,
    but it made mediate locality should not weigh unduly whom the Bey. Mr. Hobbs, with Mr. for Palmerston after the match. The Ngakuta leaves Grermouth to-morrow
    of the sleeping carriages became derail- T '", "the Coun«l Changer,
    ""*»"?, which the Mayor was pre- The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile solution no nearer. SinceJanuary there lington better, and brought a
    when the interests the whole of Wel- Wallis and the Bey. James Buller, were The teams are as follow: Wellington
    Wellington approximately at 11.30 p.m.
    ed, -completely blocking the entrance pared Hall,
    Town of
    are concerned. In other words, conspicuous apostles. Most of the Nat- Miramlr timber for and
    to connect with the ferry steamer, which to to place at the disposal
    of the Agency Company, Limited, has received European had been a dangerous change in the NORTH ISLAND.
    will be held back for them. the carriage road and preventing the
    assembling of furflier carriages. An league, that,the Bill might be explained cable advjce from London that Mr. Al- situation. The French and they and maintain that the tram will not ives concerned in the'raid were of the
    that while a few ratepayers will same parties who ware concerned in the Full-back: M'Lean (Bay o f Plenty)
    fo^Wdllogton! 5 t0 l6aTe WeStP°rt
    »*»«"""-..
    .At Otira to-morrow there will be light gang was at once put to work
    by the responsible officer,
    in charge, Mr. fred Shepherd succeeds the late Mr. British Governments had drifted steadily pay, Ihree-quarters: Grenside (Hawkee The Kakapo loads coal and timber at
    refreshments' for only a limited number, emergency the task of re-railing the derailed Mr CW Pl^. Sol^itor, but owing to Warrington Lainjr aa chairman of direc- failed further apart. This policy, while it enjoy a benefit,particularly in wet wea- massacre of the captain and crew of the Bay), Potaka (Wanganui), Greymouth on Monday for Wellington.
    hence visitors to the opening ceremony on
    1

    the to restrain failed ther, the city as a whole will not enjoy Boyd, in the Lower Harbour, opposite Stewart (Bay
    are; advised to take a hamper with cars, and by working assiduously, they could
    able to accomplish this shortly be-
    co ,M not tle£ S
    lUnef
    be proceeded with
    arr"gements tors.
    Mr. 15-. W. C. M'lntosh. of Auckland, aged cure relief from
    France,
    Germany
    to
    and encour-
    se- the prospect of making good working
    Totara. The party took refuge at the
    of Plenty).
    Five-eighths: Johnson.(Taranaki) F BY TELEGRAPH. .
    them. There will be plenty of hot were fore 2 o'clock. The traia_wa£ then as- At present the information"available
    to is to be transferred to Wellington as her. losses,wet weather and fine weather. Church Mission Station, Kerikeri, Bay Tilyard (WeJUrtfton).
    They express doubts as to whether those
    .water available.
    ''i ;-- r THE BANQUET.
    sembled and left Thorndon for Auck- wWrhT 0
    lndic?' ed that
    land at 2.10 p.m., instead of 12.45 p.m. which the consolidation would entail to the Wellington Land Board,vice Mr.
    -in
    increase Keceiver of Land
    he ci^ would am°«"t H. M. Bannister, who retired recently
    Revenue and secretary
    NO DISLOYALTY
    Roseneath residents whose homes are on Patuone
    the higher levels will trouble to take the Bey. Mr.and
    of Islands, being conducted there Ijy
    other friendly chiefs. The
    Hobbs then went to Sydney, captain.
    Half-back: Mill (Hawkes
    Winß-forward: H. Jacob (Horowhemia)
    Bay). Sai.ed.-Degreve,
    S*..ed.-Waiporl,Af^
    lo^^l^^
    l'NewEZe^nu' UßUSt-
    It is300expected that tjhere will- be theOtherwisetraffic
    about people,-including the invited
    usual time.
    was not interfered undoubtedly
    to^TfS
    utw,? be advantages Ji I'" *5 l e £ but there would on superannuation.
    new car part-way up the hill when that and brought
    will probably mean that they must ride his wife to New Zealand in Forwards: Bevan (Horowhenua), Irvind
    ' to the city EX-INDIAN PRINCE'S ADVICE. further, round the bay to get to the 1827, and proceeded to Hokianga and (Hawkes Bay),
    guests, at the bariquet to-be held in with, all intermediate trains arriving Mr. E. S. Craven, 8.A., has been hookers;Patereon (Tara- i
    the CaledonianHall, Christchurch.in and departing on time.
    the evening. The toast-list has been re- An inquiry will be held into the acci- keeping,
    kJnVo
    anda?uthe
    admuust*ation and book- nominated by the Canterbury College
    issuing pf rate notices, Students'Association as a candidate for
    (Received
    starting-place of the new tramway, and opened a mission there, commencing at naki) lock; Printfe (Wellinfiipnl. Rich-
    when they do reach the top of the line Tarawaua,at the head of the Waihou ton (Auckland), M. Brownlie (Hawkes (7.30 a^fMoAThaVm.
    besides offering other advantages which the 3rd August, 2.15 p.m.) they will still have to make detours River. Shortly afterwards he moved Bay), Gemmjell (Hawkes Bay)
    .viied, and is as follows:
    "The King," proposed by Mr. W. K. — dent.
    Pff^y
    able at this ?»d° the consolidation desir-
    time. The league had been nomination
    Rhodeß Scholarship for 1924. The
    Board
    has to be approved by the
    of Governors. Ihe Maharaja
    DELHI,
    of Nabha
    2nd
    has
    August.
    advised
    quite as long as they now
    their make to reach down to Mungungu, which afterwaxds
    became the head of the mission, and at
    Emergencies: Backe, Pe'ina /Wanea- ton""
    nui), H. Hall (Wellington). Forw&rdg,
    LYTTELTON,
    raro& (9JO a-m-)> from Wtlling-
    3rd August

    College Mr. Craven Sikh leaders at Amritzar, disapprov- dents,homes. To the lower-level resi-
    M'Alpine, president of the league;
    "United Canterbury and Westland." ASSESSORS' FEES de'iZ *?
    6 tHe S6neral Principfe,
    but was educated at the Tiniaru Main School, the the originators of the petition which place a printing press was estab- A. West (Taranaki), Q. Donald (Waira-
    To sail—Mareroa (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington.

    proposed-by the Bight Hon. the Prime


    Minister (Mr. W. F. Massey), respond- IN CONCILIATION PROCEEDINGS. ln,f tl
    DlacedV?
    be£°re
    6 aS much
    fefcwnitioii and later at the Timaru Boys' High ing of any action on their part regarding movement
    his restoration throne; a&o dis- no benefit whatever.
    maintain, the lift will be of lished, at which all the printed work of rapa) Hall is emergency half-backonly. BaU,d-Manuka
    « ai^m^U^
    W* meetinS of the Local School,
    ratepayers as possible' be- where he gained a, Senior Na- to the the mission was turned out. In com- Donald jus.t recovering from an at-
    the sociating - Arrived-Matakam. t^w'elltagi-n"8118'-
    clZu
    r?lttee-° tional Scholarship. He then himself from movement It is stated that the petition is being pany with the Rev. Mr. Bunby, he came tack of influenza.
    ed'to by the Hon. W. Nosworthy, Min- nth6 14th in«^nt, to teachingprofession, and gainedentered disloyal to the BritishanyGovernment, widely
    ister of Agriculture, the Hon. Sir E.
    Heaton Rhodes,Minister of Defence,the One of the matters dealt with by the was a
    T naiH arsnPart
    V CU ar matter as the Bi" B certificates. He graduated
    his
    in
    D and
    1922.
    which,
    signed by residents of Roseneath. to Wellington in. 1839,and brought with
    he declares,would only lead to In the meantime,a start has been
    made him a number of Native teachers, one
    SOUTH ISLAND. s i j
    Bailed—Rimutaka, r,, l
    for COLON,
    Loadon. :
    tod-August.
    "

    HOJJ. ."J. Grimmond, M.L.C., and Mr. Wellington. Trades and Labour Council - matter that t
    '
    concerned all citi- Mr. Cravenhas had a notable athletic misery. A Council of Administration by the council in the preliminary clear- being left at each place on the way, Full-back:' Sinclair (Otano). a ..i a „
    PATEA, 3rd August.
    ,(noon),
    has been formed Three-quarters: Steel
    ...
    Arrived—Kapanui ■

    H. E. Holland, M.P.-for Buller, Leader last evening was the question of the pay- Clause5 of career. In football he has represented to look after the infant ing work of scrub and gorse on the hill- one of the teachers coming on to Port (West CoaeM, from Wellington.
    ment of union assessors' expenses in con- the BiU, shortly stated South Canterbury, Canterbury College, heir to Nabha. sides, and it is proposed to continue Nicholson. Land was purchased in the
    Mackareth (Otajjo), Snodci-ass (Nelson). ' NELSON, 3rd August.
    of the. Parliamentary: Labour Party;
    "Public Works and Railways," propos- ciliation proceedings, which question was raise loans
    ed by the Hon. John Barr, M.L C re- the other day brought before the notice
    proposes to give the
    for tramway or
    council Lw«
    to and the New Zealand University team
    °an?Hrv
    in 1920 and 1921, and was selected for AIR FORCE AND NAVY
    with the work on the old quarry face vicinity of Manners street, and some of (Southland).
    work shortly. this remains in the hands of the mission Half-back: M'Carthy (Canterbury).
    Five-eighths : Page (Canterbury), Belli
    «!£££ #g P :m:|: JS-WSfe-
    sponded to by the Hon., J. G. Coates, of the House "of Representatives by Mr. pajeis for their the team this year. In boxing he has to-day. The Bey. Mr. Hobbs left sev- Wing-forward: Knox (Otago). '.
    SaHed-Opihi (1 m?jf?< t&,^*v«l»t- ff
    Minister of Public Works and Railways; K. M'Keen, M.P., and which was clause is persistedsanction,that is, if the represented the college for several years
    brought with and adopted t£!
    the heavyweight SUB-COMMITTEE'S &EPORT.
    eral valuable journals, and these contain
    COLD AND SHOWERY interesting referencesto events and Meeting .(Ojaxo),..hookers; X. M'- STOCK & Forwards: -MtCleary (Canterbury) ~*
    "tT£l
    of ?"tsfcs'V Prosed
    Christchurch
    by the Mayor up at the meeting last evening
    (Mr. J. A. Flesher), and by .a request from the Shop Assistants'
    in class, winning
    final of this class at the tournament the
    iJunedfn. He has also done good work
    in people noteworthy! for their influence (Otago). lock; J.
    Bichardson (Otago),
    SHAREMARKET
    responded to by Mr. T. M. Wilford, Union that the council should support LAST MONTH'S WEATHER. upon New Zealand's early; history. captain, L. Peterson (Canterbury), G.
    (Received 3rd
    Leader of the Opposition, and Mr E it in urging upon the Government that
    W-, U'7^y- General' Manager,
    Zealand Hallways; "The Builders ofNew
    the expenses of one assessor should be
    the paid by the Government. The council
    on numerous sports bodies at school and
    at college.
    A second toJ^NDON.
    containing
    , . August, 2 p.m.)
    2nd August.
    White Paper has been issued been
    the
    The weather during last month has
    summed up by the Director of the COAL SUPPLIES
    .Stuart
    terbury).
    (Buller). B. Stewart
    Emergencies: Backs, Beid (Nelson),
    ""' (South Can-
    " ■■■'
    WELLINGTON BUSINESS
    lunnel,' proposed by Mr. F. W Fur- agreed to lend their support to the re- recommendations, ap-
    proved by the Government, the special Meteorological Office (Mr. D. C. Bates)
    as
    kert, Engineer-in-Chief, Public Works presentations made by the union, and a BOOKMAKING CASE of as dull and showery, with a predomin-
    M'Kay (West Coast). Forwards,Snow .'Prices of investment .'and mining stocks to-
    day are as follow:—
    Department, responded to by Mr. Evan letter has been forwarded on from the sub-committee on the relations of the ance of southerly winds and SHIPMENT FOR WELLINGTON. (Nelson), Tunnicliffe (Buller). 10 a.m. Call:
    Parry, Engineer-in-Chief, English council Navy and Air Force. The sub-commit- quent lack of a conse-
    jtnc Company. Elec- to the Minister of Labour to ACCUSED CONVICTED. tee does not think that the present sys- sunshine,which was less Replying to a question asked in the WAIRARAPA V. WELLINGTON iDTeitment. Bujert. Sellera.
    that effect. tem can remain altogether unchanged, than one-third of the possible total: The House of Representatives this afternoon
    ; SCENES TO BE FILMED. ■_ The consensus of opinion at the meet- RECLAMATIONS Reserved decision was given by Mr nor that it is possible completely to 96 sunshine during the month amounted to' by Mr. A. L. Monteith (Wellington <l p.o. InE. Stk.,
    Stk.,
    1939... B6 15 6 c—— *
    ——
    ing was that small unions,particularly E-Page, S.M., at the Magistrate's Court sever relations between the hours 32 minutes. The rainfall was East), the Minister of Mines,the Hon. The inter-Island match will be pre- 5* p.c. Ins. Stic., 1935.:. 4} p.c. Ins. 96 15 o
    The historic event at Otira will be per- those in
    petuated by the cinematograph country towns, should receive
    camera. some assistance,and there was a sound HOW THE CITY WAS EXTENDED ■rniilip lossman was charged with car- be recommends
    "Lafternoon in the case in which It two Forces. more than one-third below
    that naval officers shall —3.77 the average J. G. Anderson, denied-that there had ceded by a representative
    .match between 4} p.c. War Bonds, 19S» 86 15
    1955... 102 0 0
    — '

    Views of the Midland railway and the enough reason why country unions did rying on business as a
    appointed to the Air inches.
    Staff and means days, the maximum fall being .71 It was recorded on 19 been an increase in the price of State Wairarapa and Wellington,
    inches, coal of approximately 18 per cent. A at 1.15 p.m. On account of Svenson,4}
    commencing
    4} p.c. War Bonds, 1838 96 15 0
    p.c. War Bonds,1930 96 15 0
    0 —
    "
    '
    coach route from Arthur's Pass to Otira not
    will be taken, and the camera
    througrtheX:. 34 JoUnieyo£
    *"
    always feel that a
    man hopes could serve them best, thatlocal
    C°aCh a small town was not able tea --3sident
    his employers on contentious points as
    assessor LAND PRICES IN EARLY DAYS. fia,.
    argue
    in
    with The different stages in the
    extension
    tobacconist
    Ihe
    shop and
    question of the admissibility
    bookmaker at devised whereby the
    Manama street, where he had a nical knowledge at thewealth
    hairdressing
    Magistrate dealt at length saloon. istry. should
    with the
    of the cvi-
    posal
    "
    be utilised by the Air Min-
    and teoh- on the 26th. The
    Admiralty's dis-
    the
    a
    wind
    maximum
    was 226
    averagevelocity of short time ago,the Minister stated, the Mark ATicholls,and "Doc" JJicholls not 6 p.c.
    miles per day with Department
    of 478 miles, on the morning likely to be a shortage in Wellington, has
    ol the 6th. The mean temperature
    realised j'lat there
    was and made arrangements for supplies Nicholls (injured) and F. Tilyard
    was being available, the Wellington team CBankP.O.
    undergone some change. H. E. Bank
    S
    p.c. War Bonds, 1933 102 0 0
    5J p.c. P.O. Bonds, 1927- 98 5 0
    Ins. Stk., 1927 98 2 6
    of N.S.W
    xr Bank of N.Z
    of N.Z. (rights) . . _-
    41 5 0
    i 12 a
    I io «
    —'
    —— - ■

    BROADCASTING THE NEWS


    those points should be argued for reasons
    i^kmV^
    o l eclamation wereWelli"gton
    °f by mean" " ,as, to certain telephone rings IN NEW SOUTH
    which had been received
    only slightly below the
    average. The from the Waikato and State mines,one Pringle (in the North Island team) were and x Union Bank 14 12 (1
    of diffidenceor other reasons more di- of
    teresting_and described in «,n in- were in occupation. He while the police WALES maximum,
    while
    however,
    the
    was considerably of the objects being to give supplies to also not available. The teams
    will be
    Nat. Mort. (Lon., Reg.)
    xN.Z. Eefrig. (ios)..v.. "—
    _'
    4 10
    Jl2 9
    lower, mean minimum was gas companies. To-day, the only coal as follow:—
    The idea of broadcasting the princi-
    rectly affecting his employment.
    Itis recognised by the Trades Council,
    ■H- B. Bailhe, Chief
    valuable address by Mr. exhibits produced, the dayreviewed the
    City Librarian cards, bet- NEW LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-
    above the
    daily average for former years. The in the State depot was Waikato coal,
    lluddart-Parker (0rd.)... 2 4 3-
    Huddart-P«rker (pref.) ... 100
    -
    —:■ —
    as stated in the letter forwarded to the g-ven at the monthly luncheon of the with PS' *\°-' and comb>"°& these fh l? range of the temperature from retailed at 3s 9d per cwt. in the city, Wairarapa:—Full-back, R. Cundy; nDdw- ??ef- (ord. 335 0 «

    ——_—
    (pref-)
    pal speech at the banquet
    to-morrow Minister that certain unions c as
    LORS. night to day averaged 9.2 degrees, which three-quarters, Well. Woollen ?tk' and
    evening was
    mooted, and it was hoped abused the privilegesgranted in the past Aro Advancement Association yes- rW t- u heencf to the telephone
    is less than usual. Eleven
    and 4s in the the
    suburbs, same as was Carson, ,E. Booth, Mor- pref.)
    to send abroad the
    Minister the Rightremarks of the Prime them when terday. The first reclamation appeared
    the Government paid the feesand ex- to have been carried out in 1852 in the convicted.theT
    K'.**
    convict
    decided was admissible,
    ccused .W °»M have to be (Received 3rd August, 2 p.m.) red during the month. th frosts occur- being
    charged by the companies. This ris; five-eighths, Jury," F. Booth; half- Westporb Coal
    9 4 0.
    2 0 9
    —"'
    1

    __ —
    e lowest read- morning he received advice that it was back, Riroti; wing-forward, J. Donald; leyland O'Brien
    Hon. W. F. Massey. penses hape f
    Ihe question of penalty SYDNEY, ing being 23.9 degrees', on the hoped dispatch a vessel to the West forwards,Hutchison,M. Willoughby, W. Dental and Medical Sup.
    1 1? 0
    Monday morning was -two niocs members of theThis
    The Radio Society of Christchureh of all assessors, but the proposal of land stretching from Chewslane adjourned until Day. morning to 10 0
    approached, but unfortunately it was that the expenses of one assessor should with irT,^ Street 36° feet fll°nt^e Legislative of the 26th. The heaviest rain of the Coast to-day, and she was expected to Knowles, Harvey, F. Willoughby, Des- Burns, Howard Smith
    Philp 113 0
    211 S
    faced with creat difficulties. The prin- was be paid they consider reasonable and with 100 feet depth. ' The Council have been appointed. The new month immediately followed two hard return with 400 tons of coal on Monday. mond, Fairbrother. Emergencies: Bond, Klrkcaldte and Stains ■■

    equitable. given to a man named


    contract was members indue Mr. T. M. Shakespeare, the frosts. Barometric pressure was above Ihe Minister stated.that the Department James, Burns, Flaws, Stunnell. The (prer.) : 1 1 B
    cipal one was that the telephone
    gave.not yet been .installed in the wires Ihe land was then-offered forat sale
    Carter £1600 REMOVING A HOUSE secretary of the Country Press Associa- average and very high at the close was selling the coal at possible team is to arrive to-morrow. Mining— .
    W£C-V (pref.) oiT I
    Cala- at tion. Dr. Kater, president of the Gra- ot the month the reading on the 30th price to return a slightthe'least
    :doan.:^aU,-and
    W thus there were no
    means of-"ettins connection with Robert INFLUENZA
    an upset price of £6 per
    foot,
    did not appear to be a bargain at that BUILDER'S CLAIM which ziers'- Association, a nd Mr.
    BEFORE COURT. doch, president of the Citizens'Reform- footofwasformer
    J. A. Mur- being 30.55. Earth temperature at one unable
    nearly 3 degrees below the aver- charged for State coal.
    to sell at the same
    profit,
    price
    but
    as was
    Wellington:—Full-back;
    was three-quarters, Malcolm
    Faber, Gibson (Poneke), xr Ex
    ; Mt. Lj-ell
    Rights.
    1 4 S
    *cum. dividend.- x ex dividend. —
    Francis Ltd., in High street, where the time, for only two lots amounting to O'Sullivan; five-eighths, Corner,.John-
    society has its headquarters. It would HO feet were sold. The rest house
    Association. age years, and at three feet it ston; E. wing-for- .War Sale, 10 a.m. call, this day: 5J Mr cent
    necessitate the installation of wires from STATEMENT BY HEALTH away, handed over as an endowment to to
    was given tn Kilbirme Tctiv
    ?Val of
    was the I subject of Hataitai
    flom wa* li degrees below the
    Southerly winds predominated, average ANGEL OF DURBAN
    half-back, Roberts;
    ward, Porter; forwards,C. B. Thomas, 12.15 p.m. call1933,this£102
    Bonds, ss. BeporftS-»alM,
    per cent. Tn.
    Rogers, scribed Stock, 1933, and 5J 5Jper- cent. Bonds,
    inquiri- day:
    the hall -to'that" place,-and time did not MINISTER. the college.
    ng StlCe RECORD WET SEASON corded beinere- A. Thomas,M'Rae, Duncan,
    permit.it: -Also there,
    would have to be The next reclamation was in 1857 Court i Richard
    T\to-day. Salmond,.at t he Supreme
    a build-
    on 19 days.
    during the month calms were
    On four mornings Swain, Osborne. Emergencies: Backs, 1933, £102 ss.
    some experimentation, with the micro- A statement in respect to the prevail- under the Wellington Leiteh, registered. MISS ETHEL CAMPBELL IN G. Gibson, Malfroy, Wogan; forwards,
    phones m order that the
    correct "tune" ing wave of influenza was made by the cil, in the vicinity of Noah's Ark, estab-
    1 Provincial Coun^ t ' -i.Wellington, claimed £243 10s 7d
    Baker' a casfitt«-,of Kil- (Received 3rd August, 2 p.m.) A little hail fell on three days. The
    highest point reached by the SYDNEY. J. Shearer,M'Naught, P. Sullivan.
    "would b a achieved,and lack thermometer TRANSACTIONS ELSEWHERE
    of time was Minister of Health in reply to a question lished by the late John Plimmer, and birrie ADELAIDE, This Day. was 59, and the lowest 34.6. On the (FRO* OUR OWN CORUBSPOWm.)
    again the handicap. Under ordinary asked in the House of Representatives the Bank of Australasia, going R It has been a record wet season. Rain
    as far rf.Y;;,-« en? edY ?
    appeared for the
    WSSV reading
    frosts
    T was 23.9. are "corded, the
    Scenesof , extraordinary enthusiasm, COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
    circumstances the person giving an ad- "f,vfternoOn b? Mr- A- L- Monteith as Manama street. In the meantime the has fallen 66 out of the last 67 days. lowest SYDNEY, 25th July.
    dress or a musical item
    ing purposes speaks or
    for broadcast- (Wellington East).
    sings into the Sir Maui Pomare said influenzawas a nS« 1' 1
    i
    Oddfellowsxhil
    menfc
    to >recover
    d Sranteda right to
    the According
    Mk*& £?&&«"**»■ statement of claim, resulted
    Heavy rain during the past week has
    re-echoing the fervent patriotism of war- Sales:
    (ii miGRAPH.—mo usoaum^.j
    AUCKLAND.'.
    War Loan, 1937, £98 7s 6d;..Bank'b!
    2nd;Auguk
    and they it was arrangedthe in floods, causing damage by A CHANGE EXPECTED.
    to TALLOW STOCKS.
    receiving horn, but it can be
    readily recurring trouble, and was prevalent all reclaimed the piece at land, the corner of the plaintjff should in August, 1922, that
    railway washaways in some districts.
    .Following a
    time, marked
    cold night, the wea- with her parents, of Miss Ethel
    the arrival in Sydney, New Zealand (rights).. 30s (id, 80s 8d;.Unioc
    Bank, £14 12s; Union Oils, 34s 6cT; Waihi. 25i
    appreciated that, under the
    circumstances over the Dominion. It was
    all traffic because of itsdifficult to brrey street and Lambton ther conditions very Camp-
    quay, recent- Hataitai, remove it demolish
    where the Prime a house at to-day are practically per- bell—the Angel of Durban, 3d. ■"-..;",.." ..■■■-■;"."-
    Minister will be speak- stop presence. a Very lar to Ross street, Kil- LATE SPORTING fect for -this tune of the or the Girl (AUSTRALIANFBZSS ASSOCIATION.—COPTRIOHt.)
    (UNITED " AUCKLAND; Thls'Day.
    ing to about 300 in the
    hall, that would lne disease was also prevalent in Aus- w-fr S« sun>-
    Willis street round the present Empire improvements.
    Land in birnie, rebuild it, and carry out certain s some doubt about them remaining year, but there with the Flags. The mention of either " NIW ZEALAND CABII ASBOCIATKW.) Sales on 'Change: Auckland Harbour Board
    1945,
    be out of the question (states the Christ- tralia. Fortunately, the
    was -Hotel was sold at an upset price for of these two titles has for years been LONDON, Ist August. 5 per cent.. £95; .NIZ. River' Plate, 22
    church "Sun"). However, as the open- a mild one, and if people outbreak observed pre- of £8 foi his labour, and
    Plaintiff was to be paid
    THE GOODWOOD CUP l?" Director irre the Meteoro- sufficient to bring a sparkle to the eyes ing July
    Tallow stocks are 7609. The' imports dur- 3d; Bnnk of Ke* Zealand Rights 30s 3d:. Re
    Hie of the Arthur's Pass Tunnel is an
    event of great historic moment
    cautions it would be possible to weather the
    to the the storm quite easily. The spread of
    per foot, and the
    site of the Bank of New£12,
    corner at while per cent, was to
    on the cost of materials used
    Zealand m the course of the job.
    receive 5 og.cal Office stated to-day
    ther conditions were not promising that the we"
    01 every Australian soldier who passed
    for through Durban, and the opportunity of 1327
    casks.
    were 1687 and the deliveries
    ported sales: National Insurance, 80s; Colonial
    Sugar,
    Cement, 2Ss. .. . .'". ..-., :■:
    £46 10s; Union' Oil, 3«s 6d; Wllson'i
    -
    Dominion, the Radio Society aad the the penumonic type was not as serious with frontage to Lambton quay, was The defence generarfy denied the al- the week-end,particularly in the North- CHRISTCHURCH,'. 2nd August.
    (OHITEB MESS ASSOCIATION.—COPIMOHT.I
    ern districts, showing in some practical form their ap- AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. Sales reported:
    Canterbury Progress League have' ar- as people imagined. In a eat many sold at £10. They were bargains in where.warning, for easter- preciation of all that occasioned that New Zealand Insurance (cuv
    ranged for Mr. P. R. Climie. gr
    organiser instances ordinary influenzawas being the hght of to-day, but it was a God- mitted that there had been no arrange-
    (ABSTIALIAX NEW
    -
    ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
    Van
    Van TV
    Diemen '"SP2&-*
    CaPe Maria sparkle was seized with avidity. It was
    div.), 31s (two parcels); -Crown:Brewery,. 53
    (two parcels); New Zealand Government 4spe
    of the league.to write a paper concern- called pneumonic influenza. Modern send to Wellington city that the bar- ment for the payment
    of 5 per cent,
    (Received 3rd 'August, noon.) and Tiritiri. High pres- a long time during the (Received 3rd August, 11 a.m.) cent. Inscribed Stock, 1938, £00.17e 6d;'Ke«
    ing the Midland line and the
    opening of authorities regarded it as being
    the tunnel. This will be sent out from to close public gatherings and stop futilo
    gains were not realised
    The third reclamation extended then. on the materials, and the time occupied
    on the work was also disputed.
    LONDON, 2nd August. sure
    Following is the result of the
    _.tiU rule., but has
    creasing tendency, and easterly a
    winds
    showl
    de- people here knew anything war before The hides market
    Uunpbell than the
    more of Miss and competition was dull.
    MELBOURNE, This Day. Zealand Government 5 per cent. Inscribct
    is practically lifeless, Stock,: 1927, £98 ss. Sales:
    Heavy hides were £8 2s Cd.'
    ' Bant of Adelaide
    ■■ r : .
    train
    the broadcasting station, co that people' travelling. He had been led to be- Panama street to Waring Taylor Alter the luncheon, adjournment it GOODWOOD CUP, of 1000 soys; two parts
    as far north as Whanearei
    south as Bluff will be able toand
    as far lieve that the nurses at the Hospital street, but very little was sold This
    from

    waf,announced that the case had been Mr. Anthony miles and five furlongs.
    Ha* of the country.
    been cloudy, and the night
    1?%
    A t0 n°rth6rJj^ in several the
    The weather has thing on entering '
    letters from their
    invariable
    boys that
    remark in a full halfpenny lower; scoured and sloppy
    the first parcels were difficult of sale, and lights Sales:
    "■"'.".
    Waihl, Sss,
    ■ DUNEDIN, 2nd August.
    24s lid.
    cold: m thing on leaving itDurban and the last were unchanged. DUNEDIN, This Day.
    have news were suffering from the ordinaryJ typo Jp ".
    *"c was bought by the Wellington settled. de Rothschild's bl c Tri- fact locally the frost waswas was a salutation Oats, Barley, English, 3s 9d to 4s per bushel. Sale reported: Npkomai Hydraulic, 3s lOd.
    of the ceremony. It is quite possible of influenza. Oity Councilat a bargain price, getting umph, by Tracery—Fanfarona, one degree semaphored 3s 8d to 3s 9d per bushel. Potatoes,
    that owners of "listening-in" sets in
    Australia will also be able to hear of the
    itat about half its value. They were
    wise and did not attempt to OBITUARY
    lyrs
    Sir A. Bailey's b c Bucks Hussar,
    1
    rde than on the £t nr nights in JunP from a 'vantage point
    shore by a girl with flags. So people £4 ISs per ton. on the £13 10s to £14 10s per ton. Onions, £4 to
    MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
    events of Saturday which are to mark THREE DEATHS IN SOUTH sell it talked about the girl with the flags, and
    "gam.The City Council received a by Son-in-Law—Bracelet, 4yrs... 2 Northern d.stncts are
    the railroad connection of Canterbury
    with Westland
    OTAGO.
    Cbi telegraph.—press association.)
    siderable _
    sum from the reclaimed land
    ieases. The next reclamation was some-
    con-
    MR. EDWARD GOODALL. These
    ra the race.
    were the only unsettled
    horses to finish following, and cloudy weather
    north of East Capewith
    concerned, is for headed,
    rain
    and Ka- fu
    the papers had frequent paragraphs
    "The
    ?,*lenwith
    Girl with the Flags fi
    Sth> as the boys came home, Oats, Tasmanian SYDNEY,
    AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE.
    — 2nd August.
    PREFERRED AGAINST TAXI
    REALISED COST TO DATE DUNEDIN, This Day. where in the early 'seventies, the
    ernment recovering a piece where
    Gov- The late Mr. Edward Goodall, who whia. Increasing haze and
    cloudiness, .the Girl the Flags evolved into 4s Sd per bushel; Algerian white,
    feed, 4s 6d to DRIVER.
    lhere was one pneumonic the died in Wellington on Wednesday, at with a change following, is the Angel of Durban, a radiant maiden Maize, yellow and white, 5s 6d per bushel; 4s fd to 4s sd.
    notification to-day. Three
    influenza GovernmentBuildings now stood. Then the ageof about 58 APPLE SHIPMENTS tor other parts the forecast who, in season out, Potatoes, Tasmanian,
    (BT lILEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION)
    years, wjis born at of the country. and in ill-favour or torian, £13 to ton; Vic-
    The following statement does not pur- reported from South Otago deaths are came
    £10 per
    Thorndon reclamation,which was Brown Hills, Birmingham. 'He came out in good, championed the of the £0 10s per ton. CHRISTCHURCH,This Day.
    port to chow the complete cost
    done by the Governor in to New Zealand as a young man,
    con- engaged and EAST CAPE SIGNALS. Digger while in Durban. cause She it was Oats, 3s 2d to 3s ADELAIDE, 2nd August. As a result of a collision between twa
    electrified section (Arthur's Pass to of the junction with the
    Provincial Council in the leather GUARANTEE RENEWED. who was foremostin the efforts to pro- 3d per bushel. motor-cars at the junction of Hills roadl
    Meanwhile the Provincial Council got For many years he travelled business. Eaat Cape has ceased to be a weather-
    goods
    Otira) of the South Island Midland Rail- ALLEGED THEFT for the <BT TBLEQRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATES.) warnuig station. vide them with good things during
    their DEPRESSED LONDON and WarrinKton street on "14th July,
    way, but gives the into difficulties and tried to
    sell to the firm of John Butler, Ltd., leather mer-
    It was ascertained stay at the African seaport; she it was WHEAT MARKET. whereby Samuel James Cookemet hoi
    money expended to DUNEDIN, This Day;, from the Director of
    date as recorded by the Public Works wty Council, but the Government chants of Wellinston.
    was and in the Taranaki Office to-day,that thethe Meteorological who interceded with tho authorities death,the Coroner,Mr. Wyvern Wilson,
    Department, plus liabilities in sight: GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE AR- too sharp, for- the City Council never Hawkes Bay districts. He was me Minister of Agriculture advises reason for not
    signals at East Cape was that when any of them were so unfortunate For wheat cargoes LONDON,
    " f°und that the fatality was due to the
    :'■ . RESTED. that land. About 300 acres were
    got
    taken then appointed general managerof the that the old guarantee which assures exhibiting the lighthouse had been as to get into any sort
    let August.
    there is little inquiry, reckless,negligent, and dangerous man-
    £ apple shippers a net return of a removed- from of trouble; she ii*\meri
    rac stead>'-
    Expended to date 1.442,242
    in the Te Aro
    reclamation, and the firm, a position which he
    A .youngman named Frederick Joyce speaker told how the Queen's Wharf was to the time of his death. The late Mr. per pound over expenses will be renewed, Matarehua,
    occupied up penny the island, and was now stationed at i' was who was first to greet them Australian *'S are offering at lid Arf«>Mne
    J*. l
    and ner in which John Thomas
    to tJd Der j
    Doherty
    quarter decline. Steamer parcels are in pSor drove hl^ cr-~ ,(m whlch Cook iva?. 8
    i_- /" t* t_ i
    /-"

    Liabilities in sight 76,354 was arrested by the detectives to-day extended until it had depth enough to Goodall took a keen interest in church and will cover the exports for next sea- on;,the mainland.,'Weather when they came, cheer them while they roquest at 3d per charter lower. Australian 7>ass6nger). Subsequent to the finding
    affairs, and was for over twenty years son
    stayed,
    up to 250,000. cases. Otazo reports^ however, were still being re- they and last to farewell them when cargoes afiont are offered at 45s 6<i per Doherty was charged with manslaughter.
    Total on a charge of theft of
    moneyas a Gov- take in the biggest boats. honorary organist of the Terrace Con- has risen to second on the list ceived from the East Cape, which,was went. So it was not surprising r
    1,518,576 ernment servant. The
    The length of the electrifiedsection is is understood to be aboutamount involved gregational Church. He was as regards the quantity of apples ship- an important station. As a matter of that the wharf where she landed in 2t\torper u>iIrt£ ' ■luly-Au«Ußt »l>iPnJent, I and -remanded
    DC ?Ilaquarter. for a- week, bail bein?
    {p the sum of £500> an(J Qn,
    £50 also interest- Sydney was a seething mass of ex-dig-
    8 'miles 54 chains. was employed in the third clerk's office
    at the Magistrate's Court.
    4ccused SUDDEN DEATH ed, m bowling, and last month was elect- ped, and is it anticipated
    ed a vice-nresident of the Kelburn Bowl- "i,Y. thousand caßes will be shipped in the development of
    fact, weather
    that at least important "as they were., signals are not nearly
    on account of gers,
    so
    and that no day since has been BUTTER AND CHEESE.
    surety of £SCO. .
    C1"J)- He is survived by his sister, 1924. radio telegraphy without its busyround of welcomes from
    CONTRACT LIABILITY Wilham Barnes,71 years of a"c, who ine Wireless serves a much better purpose soldiers' organisations, the Lord Mayor, (Received 3rd August. 2.15 p.m.) j ACCIDENT AT UPPER HUTT
    Girls who remain at elementary was employed by the D.1.C., collapsed Mtb. Croft, and brotherJih-lnw, who as signals-under the system which has the Government;the theatre
    manage- The butter market LONDON.
    End August
    at his work yesterday. were his only relatives in the Dominion. LEGACY FOR A CHURCH is
    YEAR'S MAINTENANCE. schools till the age of 14 are afternoon, and been in
    voguecould only be seen for a ments, and countless others. What with Zealand choicest 172s perquietly steady New
    develop round shoulders than moreboys apt to died cwt.. exceptionally I
    are as while he was being taken to the few miles, and could only convey a renewing old acquaintances and mak- choice 1745; Australian, 102s, ICGs; secondary. A collision between two motor-cycles
    The English Electric Company, elec- they grow fasterand do not take as m'uoh Hospital. The deceased,who resided at RESIGNATION WITHDRAWN limited amount of intelligence with re- ing new ones, seeing the siehts, and par- 1445, 1565; Danish, 1765. The first arrivals of which were being driven in opposite direc-
    trical contractors for the electrifiedsec-
    tion "of the South Island Midland Kail-
    exercise.
    -
    London school children,on the average, time
    Trent man, had been
    ■
    suffering
    from influenza. An inquest will be
    for some By the will of the late Mr. James
    Costall, of Eastbourne, a legacy of £50 there was storm
    gard to warnings. Of course taking of endless teas ana
    a good deal of benefitto be de- pretty maid has scarcely
    Siberian butter were of very fair quality and
    dinners,the brougit 150s to 1546. Of cheese little is avail- tions
    had minute's
    a able, hew Zealand is nominally 110s to 112s. evening resulted in tho driver of one
    alone the road at Upper Hutt, last
    held. " » bequeathed to Presbyterian ships the
    way (Arthur'sPass to Otira), are bound, of the
    are twelve months in advance of children (»T TILIaRAPH.—PRISJ ASSOCIATION.)
    the prived from passing the East Cape respite, and well add to her titular of machines,a youne man named
    by the terms of their contract, to main- same age in New York or Paris,in DUNEDIN, This Day.
    ChurchProperty Trustees
    the bt. Roman's Presbyterian
    upon trust for Iby exhibiting signals there. Until a honours thatmay of captor of Sydney. Gen- Mr. W. Alan Greenwood, 24 years of age, sus-
    intelligence. The proportion of "dull" The Rev. Church, few months ago weather reports R. taining severe concussion. He was ad-
    tain the section in satisfactory running scholars in London Messrs. E. Johnston and Co. will sell Dr. Cameronhas withdrawn Muritai, from eral Campbell, of Moss Vale,'near Syd- Hall, one of the four -men \-
    order for twelve months. During that everyten. schools is onty one in household furniture at Gowerroad, Here- his resignation as Chancellorof the Uni- Irustee hasEastbourne. The Public Jlast Cape were not available on ac ney, is Miss Campbell's and the who carried President Lincoln out of the mitted to the : Hospital at 11 p.m., and
    taunga, at 3 o'clock, to-morrow. versity. been appointed the executor count of the breaking of the cable,
    of the deceased. gentleman's wjJJ. but party will visit him beforeuncle, theatre at Washington after
    going to stay in 1865,has just died at he
    was shot I is reported to be progressing satisfac-
    they are now received regularly. i with other South Shields, torily. He is a single man and resides
    relations in .Queensland. at the age of 89. ~ ' /
    at Martin street, Upper Hiitt,
    THE EVENING POST. FRTPAY. AUGUST S. 1928.
    9
    WOMEN IN

    jgdßb
    'fKTSp
    NOW, WHO
    COULD PASS
    "

    PRINT. MISS SAM/SON.

    III The most Charming |


    f\i'^^A\
    THESE BY?
    Mrs. Hugh Williams, of Masterton,
    has been staying in Wellington.
    One of the particularly enjoyrtbl.B
    dances of the season took place lnst .WOOLLEN COSTUMES,
    ]^p\V SEASONS

    ra Another ' j|
    |
    NEW SEASON'S Mrs. and Miss Boyle, of Christchurch^ night at St. Francis' Hall, when thel

    of Spring Sonnets Ft\ ;'"'f>'li VELOUR


    are visiting Wellington.
    Mr. and Mrs. C M. Liiko are leaving Club held
    Wellington Ramblers Ladies' Hockey
    its annual ball. The decora-
    CARDIGANS, ►

    I A '(II V:^ A*
    town to spend a little time with their tions were
    daughter, Mrs. Cunningham, of Wanga- ■small stoges
    dainty, and comprised two
    at either side of the hall, \
    SPqRTS HATS.

    I Phenomenal I
    I1 COATS which were frnameiited by lycouodiuni

    —that of D-I-C //A/fc^^^


    nui.
    Mr. and Mrs. Howarth, of Welling- also many
    (And balloons Pot plants were: CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY.

    I
    used with good effect, and th« sup- '
    59/6 ton, are staying at The Hermitage.
    Rhodes, who
    piir-room was fragrant with spring flow-
    | Day Yesterday
    1
    Mrs. A. has been visit- eu. A number of members from other,
    Millinery - By I'll
    ing Wellington, has returned to the clubs were present, snd a verjs enjoy- COATS AND FROCKS.v

    fil? South. able time was spent by all. The Ram-


    blers Club has held the championship in rW rE,«-3 r<i,31OW showing in our New
    COLOSSAL Miss Hester Grant has left for a visit Wellington for several years, and has .; 7 Windows,
    to Mrs. Saw tell, of Dunedin. great hopes of keeping it this year aleo. Nelv Shipment of
    236,.LamSbton. quay, a

    : c>Wii"ci
    Psf*^j
    AstheWrdsofthealrrals*theirßongin
    Li||l *\ |K";i WINTER Miss Bromley Cocks Miss Pinck- The chaperons for tho occasion were ENGLISH COAT FROCKS.

    |;| KirkcaldieY I
    sweet cadences,so does the D.1.0. tell of ney, of Christchurch,are in Wellington, Mesdaines Oriffin, Gowans, Saundera, la lXmke room for Now Goodswhich j
    V^^m^J its newly arrived Model Millineryfor Spring || en route for England. and Sittton; and the committee conaiat- wo huTV arriving shortly, we »re offering
    ed of the Misses H. Bennett, M. Corlett, these kd>at Frooks at Reduced Prices,viz;.
    liilM and Summer, 1925. FJII A dance which went with a most suc- L. Dick, H. Imported English Coat
    rff^^ "F*
    ■
    A. Thompson, K.
    Worth Considerably cessfulswing was that of the Caledon- Waring, M, Farrell, Wilkins, and Messrs. T.
    F.rock, from

    1 SAT F I
    I§|SpS Many nnlaue and altogether delightful ill
    ill
    \ ian Society, held at St. Peter's School-
    room last night. The hall was decorated \V. Maiming, E.
    Booker. As. Edwards, H. J. Hunter, A. Ful' 'Coat,from £13life.
    f^*«>*^3
    ">! ALiJ^
    styles of trimming are fir evidence; some
    original, all exclusive! The wonder is that Bjli with chains of lycopodium, which had range,N. Selijf, J. M'Farlane, C. Lest- Overcoats,from £7 7s.

    'm co many diverse conceptions are brought ill


    streamers of gaily-coloured paper depend- S. Simon as Iwnorary secretary.
    Wliittaker, with Mien
    CO JJ E~M & N'S,
    fi ' into being* |H| \\ Tv
    I(A
    There are Thousands
    other such Bar-
    ing. In the centre was a.snade of white
    trellis, which was also decorated with The namo of Mise A. Holland has been 236,LAMiB'AON QUAY, WELLINGTON.
    coloured streamers. Round the walls associated with the Auckland Victoria
    ; . % This delightful story 13 but begun here; It tt
    \ I«P^ °^ gains at
    Uags were used with good effect,and the League for a number of years, and her
    stags was arranged with screens, trellis, cood work l\as been generally known and

    "\
    is continued in all its interest and charm in
    tAt D.1.0. Millinery Salon. . fi 11
    \W V. & A.'S
    and greenery. The supper-rqpm was do- appreciated. Miss Holland is leaving THE
    corated to match with streamers, green- Auckland shortly for a visit to England,
    C%^^cl^K GRAND- .j j| A Packed House all Day
    If
    ery, and vases of spring flowers. The and occasion was taken to tender her
    g
    You are invited—
    i | COLOSSAL WINTER SALE _
    Pipo Band of the society played the first a pleasant social evening.l at which a
    waltz, and a good orchestra continued presentation of a sold wristlet watch and
    with inspiring music. The directors and a pearl and turquoise pendant wa« made
    Social Committeewere responsible for to her. Mr. Evnd Mitchell, president oi T^E are noyf showing some Splendid
    Specimens' ia ANTIQUE OAK.
    Ifflj
    long and record sties reported
    almost every department.
    from "Wa
    B
    ■ij |_;;:':-. and you \
    '

    | COME AND SEE THEM 1


    the arrangements, with Messrs. Cooper the league, moc'.e the presentation, and,
    and Stark an M.C.'s. The chaperons with Mr. Napier,, spoke of the finequali-
    were Mesdamcs Hannah, Shaw, Mac- ties aaid jrood work of Miss Holland. The price ia vi;r;r reasonable for theae
    high-class goods.
    We
    gp ?\T educatiou t0 see the cashiers in their office
    Handling the cash pockets
    which are pouiiug into Up JJS
    Donald, and Stark Among those pro-
    sent were
    Many women will be interested in the
    the Chief, Mr.. J. A. MacGre- following item of .news :—The Swedish
    ;
    |jjg the office all day long in one continual
    stream.. B|
    h54 \ STRIKING MODEL' —In navy mohair;- ||ll| gor, with Mrs. MacGregor, also Mr. Dan
    Logan, who was welcomed back after his aguiTist
    Riksdag First Chamber, by 70 votes
    C. BIRD ANT> CO., LTD.,
    Opp. V.M.C.A.,- Willis street.
    ■|S
    ,~
    The crowded building and-the enormous
    mifiness Icing done proves that KIKKCALDIE'S
    amount of pi
    and tlie
    -
    yt\cond Chamber,by
    mushroom brim effect; crown wreathed Jfjl extended overseas tour. Mr. and Mrs. 123 against 65,
    have accepted a motion "BIG SALE" BARGAINS are Bargains
    jp^
    j|[g|j
    i~W&\
    —
    with Jong quills; in burnished gold and j 74, ;— '
    |~
    q^^
    —
    ■
    SADIES' VELOUK COATS-Good M'Lauchlan, Mr. Ewing, Mrs. Russell, giving women the ri^ht to. enter State worili
    TJBIIF almond green :
    5 guineas lIM and many other members and friendsof services on practically equal terms with ; .—■. going a long way to receive. They are
    FASHION ' i "~
    the society were present, and there were men. Special stipulations are introduced " : '■
    l a jrT&ti j
    ■JFli"' PICTTTEKHAT—In black and royal blue; ■|B some charming frocks worn, which add- regarding women ac Jiy.dges. \ BARGAINS and QUALITY BARGAINS. |;
    11181 crown and underbrim of black allovdr, and '8 ed much to the bright appearance of the HIGH-GEADE TiULOR-MAIIF ; | Kirkcaldie's have always endeavoured to secure I
    "
    JilS
    IBill
    *°P r^m composedblack
    cade; a sweeping
    of blue figured bro-
    osprey at side
    ;f.
    H SATISFACTION
    GUARANTEED
    OR MONEY REFUNDED.
    room.. A spotlight, in many.colours, lent A very
    n rainbow effect, which was
    very charm- held
    pleasant gift
    recently at the residence of Mr.
    afternoon \vas
    OUR.
    SPRINC COSTURIESFTtOM £7 fi.
    ork
    ' and retain the public's confidenceby
    honest trad- l':
    |B]j ■
    makes a stylish finish * 8 guineas "l| .' ing. The hall was well filled, and the and Airs. E. Middleton, when V Comfort,and Long
    Duality, Style
    -wUr-and°eVch j ing and truthful
    advertisements.
    mend a Bargain we &o so oecause Whea
    we recom- I-'
    dance was a great success. parishioners took the opportunityof fare-
    hmTit CameS a an<l tfuarant<*» be- | we Jsnow it will !l
    ;

    iffl
    Jtffl
    PNUSUAL CREATION—In Paisley crepe;
    drooped brim shows width at sides, and is
    | rt :
    --^V».|]| *fl '
    VEITCH & ALLAN Wesley Kail when the Wellington Meth- gress,
    odist Women's Auxiliary, with a number served and
    welling Mrs. Tebbs, who ia leaving for
    A pleasant party was given at the the South. Competitions \ver« set in pro-
    a dainty afternoon tea was ..&&£?" flom "» Bt** ' ■*» sure o£
    bring pleasure and satisfaction to
    th« Buyeiv jl
    -f
    ;

    |jj §3 '
    Ws recommend the following:—
    lii
    Aw\ '%" ornamented-with knot and long scarf ends
    "of crepe ■ " : 5 guineas
    fcFO
    jS V^S i, of friends, assembled to welcome the
    by the hostess. The decorations
    A Limited Quantity of BLACK KID
    The Big Family Drapers,
    Clothiers, House Furnisher* Rev. J. R. Metcalfeand Mts. Metcalfe, were charming, the drawing-room pre-
    senting a picture of heliotrope shades,
    J. ZI M M-E, In y* and ft only GLOVES-*
    .'' | Uaaally :
    '.
    mßi
    afiF
    EGYPTIAN MODEL—In jade green silk.
    .- , Tlie! crown of .this turban is richly em- 9 aVI j;,
    <i; ' Cuba Street, Wellington. the latter being well known as Sister while in the dining-room
    Ivy Stanford, of the SolomonIslands,
    were- blended with spring
    autiimn tints LADIES'TAILOR. ;
    , .■■ , 2/6
    pair
    Big Bargain, Price 8/11 pair.
    all
    jjiy
    broidered in gold, jade, and touches of Jp*^ '
    g*«j
    *^Uaj_|TJt , '" ll"" ■■■■■■'■■"■■ mmmm^Mmm^mmmmmsm^ "a. briif greeting vas given by Sister Rev. A. W. Compton (vicar) voiced the flowers. The (9
    _ years with Haywgrd),, 144, Vivian
    street, 4 doors from Cuba(rtreet, Wei-
    The ''Burlington" LADDER-PROOF HOSE—U

    1
    navy; a navy and gold ospreymount gives Annie, and a posy of violets was pre- regret of all at the departure of Mrs.' Imgton. Telephone 20-356. inches of real silk, with cotton-.suspender tons-
    Wk '
    '" width,at side, and makes a. smart finish to | ! j sented to Mrs. Metcalfeby little Rizpah Tebbs,who, with her late
    husbaud^ has
    ft lovely hose; in- S.W. and
    Women's * '
    ■-
    I "this striking model 8 guineas
    |« Browne. Mrs. Pinfold also, gave a been a prominent By Special Appointmentto. ffiE. the Usually 15/6 Big Bargain Price
    ( j j hearty welcome,wifli good wishes for Churchin the hillworker of the Anglican 10/6 pair
    suburb. Many part- Earl of Liverpool. Big Bargains equally good are

    J-JAVE
    happiness in married life, and 'handed ing
    ' "' [I I .■■"■' BA.CE HAT—In nut brown straws arid net;
    trim on one side is coveredwith beautiful
    SI
    11
    | YOU SEEN the bride a small gift on behalf of the the guest. tokens of esteem were presented to
    Mrs. Tebbs SMART AND~ToW-PRICED.
    in aU Dapartments.
    leaves for the come
    ■
    ;
    } :
    heron mounts in shades of fawn and brown Hi members of the auxiliary. Mrs. Met- oouth to-night. ' jj^ to the ,;;.::■■ ■''"■■
    fair
    ■ ■

    The Mechanism of the calfe responded, and gave an interesting rPHE Combination of style with' ec*n-
    *r% address on the women and children of Home-made "annuals" are an inter.«st- mTi Oniy red
    rvri AIS, de^ cve« well-to-do
    am PEENGE MODEL—In light rust shade Ijlß i Wellington Town Hall Clock
    <r
    ithe Solomonrslands. Mr. Metcalfe also nig featureof the school life at i'.angi-
    spoke, and afternoon tea concluded a ! riri State School. Each child is ep- oughly
    P
    uAnd "*
    y not? A Cortunmth.»t
    ?.s well> weara.as well, and-thor-
    K° satisfy.one—at
    tviRKGALDIE
    ",
    My straw allover, trimmed,with clump of large ||la going in our South n. t

    ,I
    ■

    [1| La France roses at side,back 6 guineas ll Window © Ihapjy function. ■

    An account is given in "Dawn" of ultimate


    couraged to produce good work, in' the
    hope that it will find a piiace oiler
    in the annual. Before this stage is ,
    11 pnce~13 aPParel considerable
    say.
    sense of the first i§
    ■

    §
    No doubt you saw the beautiful Greenstone
    Ifllfflj Our Costumesrange in coat
    Im
    Mrs. CorbettAshby, the new
    Hl»
    1119
    wmn
    EATT-DE-NIL SATIN composes a charming
    droop brim hat, ths culy trimming being
    swathe of rose tubing ;sl single rose at IIB
    Inkstand we made for Princess Mary. If not there
    coloured photograph of it in our Centre Window.
    and Gold
    , H of the International Women's Suffrage work is all . likely
    president leached
    Alliance, who has taken this position folders, which
    written or drawji
    first placed in brown paptV
    are made as part of the >
    8 Guineas. front and STAINS he H
    JH
    after the determined resignation of the paper-work exercises. JAMES BELL,
    |wM l|v|
    ! side 4 guineas Both uphold our good name for fine, reliable work
    IIM
    ,
    Later, these are
    well-known sound principles of business. and our greatly-respected Mrs. Carrie Chapman
    patt. Mrs. Ashby was educated at Cam- sorted
    out, finishedoff, improved, and if WELLINGTON. '

    -
    " THE POPULAR TAILOR,"
    . ■.;■■■■ .; D-I-C Wellington | x
    in Jewellery Silver"
    The name of LITTLEJOHN is a synonym for fine quality
    Plated-ware, or " luything
    we " undertake
    to make, and wo cordially invite your patronage.
    of sufficient
    undge, where , she holds a classical insertion in merit
    Tripos, and she also holds a degree of 'Auckland Star." This
    Dublin University. Shehas teen on the folio
    committee, secretary, and vice-chairman |
    are placed ready for
    the annual, states the
    of stiff coloured paper, whose outer
    is ornamented by. some neat brush-
    ■

    is simply a fo WELL-KNOWN Fact about Oup


    Manners street,

    Tailoring ia the more critcial joit


    "Where the Bir Sale Bargain* are" j|§
    oi the British Auxiliary. She was a page work design, and in which the final selec- are the more you'll appreciate the excel-
    Popr Law Guardian for nine
    the largest union in London. Mrs. years of tion of work is fastened by a neat rib- lenc<! of our workmanship; own material
    by is in the councils of the Liberal Ash- bon. Someof the annuals display a col-' mada up, all kinds of fur work dose. i
    Party, and has stood twice for Parlia- lectioncompilers of highly creditable work, and
    '
    ment. Her husband is a barrister, and
    their will in after years; look CHER ANB CO.,
    I ' Jtt§®s&£ ' tought through the war as a captain of back with pride upon their achievements
    EVENING FROCKS T&figgmß?
    JEWELLERS. GOLDSMITHS, WATCHMAKERS,
    infantry. They have one son, Michael.
    of childhood days.
    "EX^RTLAmE^^ILORSAND
    .
    OPTICIANS
    "■ AND GREENSTONE CUTTERS, Recently, in England Mrs. Jane Lis- 12P, Planners street (almost opp. Opera
    To Clear at 5/- in the £ off Her father was a-member of
    ment, and her mother was
    first women to be elected on aone
    Parlia-
    of the ter, who early in the year celebrated her House).

    Tea Aprons lor Dainty Hostesses


    222"224 LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON.
    | We are oHering the balance of our Stock of Dainty Evening M local gov- 107th birthday, died at her home in Lin-
    I " Gownsat a reduction of 25 per cent., or 0/- in the £ FOB
    "»,"c"c."
    I"»n «"l.»ot;"i',*Ml:*"','HM'.M New Zealand. ernment authority, and was an inde- coln. Ihis aged lady is
    Believed to have |~Z "7 ''„ A.M.8., '■""
    " ~
    '
    THIS WEEK qNLY.
    fatigable worker for
    orphaned children. Theabandoned
    and been the oldest woman in England, and \ Canadianburners and Ladies' Tailors,
    representation retained her faculties right up to the end Manners street. I
    BEAUTIFUL GOWNS IN THE LATEST STYLES
    Including crepe-de-chine, morocain, silver tissue and lace,
    f ■-
    ''■
    - ■
    ii ] ■iiiiiiiiiii,! , mmiL_
    irom photograph of Mrs. Ashbv shows of her long life. Some time back she
    a
    f> line, pleasant, ,and intellectual coun- was offered £100 a week to appear on
    tenance, above the average in good a music hall stage, but she declined to just opened,
    L3<V ATEST Shipment of French and Eng-
    lish Models, Furs, Costumes,etc.,
    at Lowest Prices.
    Tracecl tm White, Pink,-Blue, Helio,
    a/i3
    ;

    (^S§
    '

    * ':■,■/.""'
    Voile each
    ■
    . .shot taffeta, georgette and Panne velvet. ■
    looks. do so. ] Tie correct description of Furs is guar-
    Usual prices 8 guineas to 18 guineas. Many people in military
    as civilians, will hear withcircles, as well
    | antiied. Whoil buying Furs be sure to
    [ consult an expert furrier, whose
    experience arc at your service
    years of
    Traced on White, Pink, Bine, Helio,
    Organdie iMuslin 2/9 each
    TJ^*>
    if' L^
    Special Prices 6 A visit
    Guineas to £14/3/6 LADIES! death which occurred in Nelson of Mrs
    regret of the

    S? h i a?!1""' f?rmerly Sister Barnes,


    PLUNKET SOCIETY will nonvince.
    THE LUCILLE: ~~
    Work in D.M-C. Boiling Cotton 3 /v}Y.—\^S\
    We are clearing the balance of our
    N.Z.A.SLS. This lady was trained at
    Aelson Hospital, aiid was afterwards AUCKLAND'S PRACTICAL
    THK UNBREAKABLE SPIRELLA
    CORSET.
    W* liurif Yoa to Vuit Our
    Showroom wktn Shipping
    /I^i^VTST
    ißfiEmß >-^
    a sister at Westport. She offered for
    /*^LIKNT says: "Having once worn Spir- J
    >4M'''\
    war service, arid left New Zealand in the SYMPATHY vy ella Corsetsthey have become part of
    264 & 266 Lambton Quay,
    and Grand Hotel Building*. Willis Street, Wellington.
    Velour Goats with Fur Collars and Maheno in 1915 for Egypt, where she
    uas attached to the British Hospital at
    the necessities of life. They are invalu-
    able to those who have much to do, and M. &E A, ALCORN
    Alexandria. Her health broke down HANDSOME DONATIONS. are one of the few garments whose praise
    v trimmings at 15 per cent, discount and she returned to New Zealand at the i ia not exaggerated."
    IfKOJtnitATtNC*ntINGLE'S" N3R/]s| wV^llllf
    end of 1915,and undertook home service (IT TBLEGKAfH.—SPECIAL TO IHB TOST.) LUCILLE,
    Ladies' Outfitters. 152 LAMBTON
    on Thursday and Friday. being sistor-in-charge of the Lowry Bay
    Convalescent Home. She left New Zea- .'. . ■
    AUCKLAND, This Day.
    A striking demonstration of the wide- HQB, Lambton quay, Wellington. QUAY.
    land again in 1916 in ■charge spread practical sympathy with the
    ber of nurses, and till the of a num- work ofa.nd GENUINE FURS
    was m charge of the officers'ward Armistice the, Plunket Society in Auck- can be secured at Tpssman'a. We do not

    HERB. PRICE at land was affprded by reports presented stock olVhers. We have a ■"cry wide selec-
    Walton on fhames Hospital. I 19i9 sho at the meeting last evening of the execu- tion, and you can be, perfectly sure of
    returned to New Zealand, andn was en- tive of the Citizens' Committee,which LOWEST PRICES.
    gaged in nursing work till
    when she married. Her death, at a 1920
    October has undertaken a campaign to rai6a
    ATOSSMAKI AND CO., When Udiet get their heads
    the establishment of Kari-
    " .^^^^Kfflft
    .54.56 WILLIS STREET.
    "I^' gretted by a wide circle of friends
    The following amazing paragraph ap-
    re-
    £15,000
    paratively early age, will be deeplycom- tane Hospital and
    for
    of district work by Plunket nurses. Pre-
    parations for a comprehensive a,PPeal
    a

    to
    Furriers,
    for the maintenance 188,LtralStonquay (crop. Midland Hotel).
    Wellington.
    together
    baiTgains
    they talk about the
    they've «ecw.r«d: these
    iSPPBPI
    publichave been virtually completed,
    peared m a recent number
    of tho "Sun- the M'MILLWS. M'MILLAN'S

    SO COSTUMES to be tailored to order at


    day Pictorial":—There .is a revolution but before it has been actually madej M'MILXAIW'S.
    m, thD .world of gland specialists and been
    otnars interested in making the old
    subscriptions amounting to £4100 have
    made to the fund. Amongthe don-
    M'MOLAN.I: RIBBON BARGAINS
    £6/15/- each young, on account of the prohibitive ors
    price of monkeys. Those which-
    arc: Messrs. Wilson and Horton,
    £500; Messrs.. J. Court. Ltd., £300; DURING next two months we »r»
    makmg Costumes from 452 10s.
    This is the Big O A quite 4iT, Manners street ■
    Surprise of our »3^%JLiJC« ¥ C recently cost about £2 suddenly
    £8 and £10,.and now it is difficult
    SouthBritish Insurance Co.. £300; Mr.
    roae t0 and Mrs. J. p. Ewen £250; Northern
    to Roller Milling Co.. £260; Dr. and Mrs.
    (Entrance through G. Fowlde,Ltd.
    Bi)ot Department).
    GILMER'S MID-WINTER SALE
    set one for less than £80! Dr. Voronoff, Will nd the main toPic for many » d»y. Now, we ask
    Our faultless tailoring assured in every garment. The material is who used to have his spacious grounds W. H. Pnrkes,£150; Dr. Sidney Allen, By Special Appointment. £ou>' irould
    beautxful guaranteed fadeless Indigo Serge. Also 50
    to be taxlored to order at £7/15/, Our usual terjns
    for tUe se
    onl^CortSnS
    Co"
    surrounded by wire netting, constituting £150; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. " Laidlaw.
    an immense cagefor the large number Then £150; Messrs. Wins tone, Ltd., £150. BARKER AND CO.
    you evVt dreani of securing beautiful quality

    '
    '
    . ■
    times' are £12/12/-. ,_ of monkeys ho had, has now not one follow nineteon donations of £100
    including one from Dr. and Mrs. QgDTTS, Cost\im«s,'
    HAT BAND EIBBON-r-Silk cordedj nigger
    If in. 7d. yatd, 2 in. 6d. yard, 2* a. «i. Od.-yarayard
    I^^^^^^^^I 1 I A Bargain Corner for Men
    TWO MORE SURPRISES.
    Whenever a patient goes to him Dr. each,
    Voronoffreplies: "If you coma and see" Truby King. C 5Furnishings., etc., Ovesco*^
    Expert Dyers and Dry
    Dry Cleanedby
    Cleaners.
    Purs,
    BLACK TAFFETA RIBBON—
    Jin. ljin. Sin.
    10 -UODhL OVERCOATS— Usually 10 _
    To see these Bargains is to.begns.
    Now from 2 gns.
    me with a monkey— any kind will do—
    I shall operate on you. .Without tho
    monkey I cannot do anything, for HAND-PAINTED GLASS
    125, CUBA;yTRBEX Tel. 226.
    sme; 3|in.
    2d.,
    SPOT POTJLABD SATIN EIBBON^-Brown, 74d.,
    4Jd,, 3*in. 1/3
    navy, white, lemon
    yard
    ; 1/. yard ,
    mWk'
    ll 18 "'" ' lines arP ona specially
    generous', scalt. Not

    Spackman & Thompson


    convinced. Jio means of getting.-one.''
    The Canterbury College students are
    I have
    Hand-painted glass
    taking the request from overseas to do furniture are both in and hand-painted
    fashion,and clever lines
    THERE I£l REFINEMENT
    TN a 'fFredericfceen" Tailored-to-order
    X Costume.Aristocratic cut and quiet
    that comma ud attention wherever
    ■
    ■>■.
    These,ESbbons are not faded or dar^aged, tut our regular first-class '
    quality stock. DON'T DELAYI \,
    '! v ■-.'!i--v
    '-tCT^****^?
    stantial bedrock econo-
    mics been offe'-cd to
    something practical for the
    lief in European atudeut
    centres with a fine
    re- amateurs who know how to paint worn. Cutting and all fittings by Mr.
    wood Fredricksen personally. See our new £AL<B CLOSESSOON. ,_ . '
    LADIES' TAILORSAND may like to know how they
    ■

    *■'f^SSSfe *^g^ . DRESS


    SPECIALISTS, iousness which, is very admirable. ser-It ate finger bowls and goblets may
    decor- Spring Materials.
    "■'

    YOU CAN SAVE POUNDS HERE, SIR.


    .Wellington men.
    "
    240 LAMBTON QUAY :: WELLINGTON appears that the students of
    and vases.
    last year At any shop where artists' requisites (Late Cutter J. T. Lewis. Ltd.)', .Second
    decided not to do anything to, help their are sold you may buy pots of paint Floor, Handel's
    M. FREDERICKSEN,
    101, Willis1
    GILMER'S
    / fellow-students in distress,and the mat- specially made for glass tinting. Some street;Wellington. CORNER CUBA AND ABBS. SMITH
    STREETS,WELLINGTON
    KEN'S CAPS—Smart shapes, in attractive tweeds; ter was brought forward this season by camel hair brushes of different sizes and
    1
    comfortable Mr. E. D. Baker, who represented that a bottle of gum water complete your
    ME2TO WIDE-END TTES-Big selection; in
    Stripe effects; these ties are cut on the straight,
    n M and pSi " the resolution was not to the credit of requirements.
    tho University. A new committee had Wash over the surfaceof the glass
    CHRYiSTINE
    ?nd will run been formed, and of the members of with gum water; this will prevent the ■£*- ' ANNOUNCES a SPECIAL PRICE
    easy in the.collar . ■

    enjoy. lour Home Week. Evening and Day Gowne,


    " Prices 2/6 to 3/S car',
    MEN'S SMART KNITTED TIES—In a choice rangr of.the 1?+- i this four were returned soldiers,and he paint running' and becoming blurred Jumpers, Hose, otc. '. <| COMMENCING TO-D.A.Y
    .- argued that if this work was good en- when dry. Then lightlypaint in
    colours and stripes ' your BIG
    Prices 3/6 to S/G eat!. ough for returned -.men it was good design. The simpler it is the better BRITANNIA .REDACTIONS.
    ■■■'■MEN>S PURE FUR. EELT HATS-In ,the latest
    shadesrbest English makes and shape! enough for the ordinary student. He the result. Two or three coats may be. THEATRE, MANNERS { \ AND UNTIL END NEXT WEEK, \{
    -■ TVIEN'S ENGLISH CREPE SHIRTS-Good
    Prices 15/- to 23/6
    heWy q° alitv reliable ' tent-c:cuti andli, source of inspiration. j t s^^^^l^ proposed that the students should com- needed. Leave for two days before
    using. If you paint only'on the out-
    STREET.
    11 -, .%. . ■' :|f]
    ■

    - ; AUTUMN-—& WIMTEIR'STO)DKSj|
    Bine in an effort for those studying at Bide of the
    .■;
    m a nice range of stripes Spl;ia! P':ce 7/fi » 3rl,'
    Pinny's for Pianos, Players Tomsk University. This was carried, require filing.glassThey the articles will not BE YOUR QWN MILLINER. 1
    ' - ■
    BALANCE CfffOUE —-. I'!-
    MSN' S ^ HEAVY DRILL SHIRTS-Assorted stripes; "splendid for
    and it was decided to put aside 11th carefully in cold water;must be washed
    the colour will
    PERSONAL Tuition by an Expert Mil-
    . MEN'S AVOOL AND COTTON UNDERPANTS-AND sf^GXFTS and Sonora Gramophones %H^£«^^^gS^) August for a special appeal to raise not then
    wear off. liner. Inquire aboirt. our Special

    .-
    —Natural colour; wonderful value; heavy weight and funds. The manner is original, for it On brightly coloured glass bold desifms per Home Millinery Courseof 8 lessons. 2s 6d
    h'.rd
    wearing
    V-MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS AND PANTS-Wool and ,Uon
    q/a
    .
    ,_j in ,"
    and tone in every instrument iluu;
    f^^gU.'^M^Spi| TmnOknm''I 'Sl>
    r-^^-'^l'?^fe--itf^«
    was decided not to follow the usual in black are most effective. Deep blue
    custom of asking for donations, but glass looks beautiful if powdered
    students who are willing are to obtain little gold stars. Plain glass can be
    with
    lesson.
    SCHOOLOF HOME MILLINERY,
    Kent terrace. '!<| HALF ORIGINAL PHICES! |J)
    medium weight; good reliable quality; jrreat value
    >lENS ALL-WOOL "WOLF" BRAND
    —British make; guaranteed unshrinkable
    5/ii
    SHIRTS SINGLETsInd
    will-satisfy all tastes. Inspection
    costs nothing bui it -will interest you. . J ""l^W^^Si' V'
    a day's work at whatever description decorated with designs of coloured
    they can obtain, and the remuneration or flowers and leaves. fruit,
    MibsE. 39,Harrison,
    Principal. . —.% ■ "■" ■
    (\
    is to go to the fund.
    hedges, grub gorse, or take
    They will cut LEMOIK SQUASH. \ FROCKS, COATS, GOWNS, MILLINERY,
    MEN'S PYJAMAS—In warm, reliable cloths; smart
    fast colours; three sizes 12/6 ant> 16/6 a suit
    8 Willis Street - Wellingion ' W*
    of work that is offering: Tho only direct
    any kind
    Weddings.—lf you wish to obtain that
    uppciil is to be for second-hand or new finish and artistic touch to your wed-
    clothing, which will also lie forwarded ding, order your bouquet3 from Miss
    DON'T bo afraid of getting Influenza. { \
    Drink Ballin'H Lomou Squash.
    UNDERWEAR, Ei\c.
    Ji
    D. S. PATRICK & CO. ~~ ~~'
    to Tomsk. The movement h well worthy Murray, Vice-Regal Floriste, 36, Willis
    of admiration,as the students offer some street.—Advt.
    sacrificethemselves instead of asking it, Winter' underwear for. small boys.
    from oilier people. It is to be hoped See our all-wool singlets or knicker
    Wholesale Distributors,
    C. B. LEMPITJERE AND CO.

    ERSONAL. — No other Umbrella


    J HAYWARD LTD.. lambton^qy: J{
    193-197 CUBA STREET THE PEN DOCTOR -HASEtIb4KEB that the fine spirit will be recognised, drawers at Is lid. t'owlds's, Manner3 Cover will wear as wel! as Glores, ,
    ami tlio work be ■■forthcoming, ami Die street.—Advt.
    pay iii n'Ciisuro to lliejjwd nf the tansci
    Sir .Jot-ejjh uii:J
    wg .Christchurd:.. . ,
    Luiiy WunJ For imdcvclothins?.
    are visit, Iwuhiisjsi, ate, Jvo-Kubbing Laundry
    . ■
    jgcrm-laden
    Help his ao equal Hill Bros—Advt. iI opposite
    anil all Umbrellas Rv-covor.*]
    hand- ten gUMßalao for t*o: ysarV wear. Ob- "
    with Glorcx, "
    a.ro turned out equal,to new. with a. writ-
    DRESSMAKING —
    Costumes. Coat IMTANTED Known—Ladies,
    I'rocka,Day mid Eveniujr Frocks. r.t TT chance! Overstocked
    uvnfcbl* in WtUmpto^ iwl«ly »t LeU»B7!t. )' ishortest noUce. Stiinton't. 102, .Willis- l.bsr Walkiug Shoes,t'0"1^ iat- 9e-- lid.
    Pest Office. ( »t., nost EiipreM,
    vow's your
    in tJiis lifife';
    . Martin'e Sale, Cotuteuay-pl. duly.-- ~:~■"' ■
    10

    THE EVENING POST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 3, 1923.


    LAND TENURE INDIAN HOME RULE "MERCHANT STINNES" BLACK SMOKE ESCAPEES SENTENCED
    LEASEHOLD v. FREEHOLD WILL STRENGTHEN THE EMPIRE ORGANISER AND NEGOTIATOR SUBJECT OF SEVERAL REPORTS DISCIPLINE.AND FOOD AT MOUNT | DOES NOT AFFECT THEHF.ARtH -SXSI 15° NEW PRIZE RECIPES
    EDEN CRITICISED.
    VIEWS OP DR. DATTA. MAXIMILIAN HARDENS PEN-PIC- (BI TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
    M^-n
    NOT PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED ANYWHERE
    .THE OLD CRY AGAIN TURE. A HUNDRED YEARS OF DOING Prize-winning
    Puddings, Cakes, Pies, Fruit Dishes
    NOTHING. AUCKLAND, 2nd August. etc., from the St. George Cookery Competitions.
    In the Supreme Court to-day, Bichard
    Dr. S. K. Datta, who is coming to The following portrait of Hugo Stinnes liondcn is again in the throes of the Hayes, CharlesKi*;, Eric Burnett, and
    SALE OF NATIONAL ENDOW-
    MENT.
    Wellington at the end of the month in
    connection with the V.M.C.A. student
    Christian movement, is the author of
    appeared in the Vienna- "Morgen" from bl/ick smoke problem, and the rumours I^urence
    the pen of Maximilian Harden, the fam- that something might be attempted seri- and were recaptured
    ous publicist, says the Vienna corres- ously in the way of legislation has re- ■appeared before Mr. Justice Herdman.
    Egmont Windsor, who
    from the Mount Eden Gaolon 6th July,
    escaped

    within four days,


    Cookery Books FREE
    Leasehold v. freehold arguments were that well-known book, "The Desire of Each, man was handcuffed, and King
    India,." and his knowledge of Kastern
    pondent of the "Manchester Guardian." sulted in the "fears of industry" being vainly
    paraded once more in. the House of Re- Herr Harden says that this is the once more well in the limelight, in appealed to his Honour to have
    presentatives yesterday, following on a and Western.civilisation qualifies him to this; the irons removed. Each prisoner had
    Stinnesof the period beforethe interna.- instance through the heoric effortsof the evidently prepared his "brief," and ex-
    sympathetic recommendation from the speak with authority on the new India tional manipulations of the last throe hibited sheets of paper with notes
    5,000 COPIES GIVEN AWAY
    which is being born. years. To this new Stinnes, he says, 'ac Federation of British Industries, states thereon. When asked to plead, all four
    Lands Committeein referenceto a peti-
    .tioil from the settlers in the Rotorua "There is no ground for fear that
    Indii will withdraw from the Empire,"
    will devote another article: — the "Daily Telegraph."
    He really exists. In Mulheim, on the manufacturershave little to fear on the cumstances." Unfortunately, replied, "Guilty, under extenuating cir-
    district that they should have the right said Dr..Datta in an interview in Syd- Ruhr, where he was born; in Bei/liu, black smoke question from Governments "AT°t guilty" his Honour summed up
    to secure the freehold of their endow- Hamburg, Prague, Vienna, Buda>pes,t, judgingfrom the records of
    ney, when questioned respecting the the past,cen- then- plea, more succintly and in proper
    ment lands. Montagu-Chelmsford report. Karlsbad, Oberhof,Rome, Amsterdam, legal manner.
    "Rather," he added,"will it strength- Zurich—wherever there is something to The first actual mention It was
    -. .'. Mr. M. J. Savage (Auckland West) en India's position in the Empire when organise or to negotiate. His fathi-r and nuisance in Great Britain of the imoke appointed apparent that Hayes had been
    is in spokesman of the quartette,
    (Opposed the recommendation, and moved she has complete home rule." grandfather were barge-owners cm the
    125/, when Eleanor, the Queen oftheHenry year for he questioned
    Chief Warder Glynn
    that the report he sent back. "I am Dr. Datta, who is possessed of a strik- Ruhr. The grandfather already kiiew ill., indignantly refused
    and adopted the system of the vortical ger in Nottingham to live any lon- regarding the discipline and food at the Never say
    "Aspirin" iWthout
    opposed to disposing of the national en- ing personality, is a graduate of Edin-
    burgh in medicine, and was for a time trust; instead of acquiring large num- obnoxious black smoke Castle because of the mm, prison. His Honour at length stopped "Bayer." saying
    dowment," he said, "and if a report of
    the kind comes up 500 times, so many
    lecturer in biology in the University of
    the Punjaub.
    jbping
    ers of similar works—in his c*se ship- coles burnt in the
    companies—he built his ovm barges went off
    from tile "sea-
    town below, and made
    saving that complaints could be
    to th e Department. Hayes ad- WARNING! Unless you see name "Bayer"'on
    tableis
    times will I oppose it." Many people
    thought they had a freehold, hut all
    He said that the great rcerit o! the and transported his own. ccyil. The Oastle. As
    grandson "extended the syrrtern. ' His made a greatiseffort
    in a huff to live at Tutbury dressed the jury, endeavouring to jus-
    well known, Echvard I. tify the escape by recounting grievances. you are not getting genuine Aspiri/prescrib*fte
    mil ions
    Empire was that it contained a great
    theyreally possessed was a mortgage. Asiatic population. While a large num- paper comes from his own rorr.-sts, his coal m London, to stop the use of 4V6t v
    of guilty
    wa.s three of the
    "toned. phys.cmns over 21 years and proved safe by
    . .'Mr. W. S. Glenn (Rangitikei) declared ber of his countrymen felt that India/s own sawmills, his own cellnloqra factor- issuing his famous pro- accused
    c amation in 1307, and about
    A further charge against
    this time breaking,was proceeded with—that of for
    the settlers in question were in a very ies, his newspapers are turned out from at least one
    ■

    ■
    awkward plight. They had been on
    their land for fifteen years, "but were nn-
    able to 'finance,and did not know at the
    ;time they went into occupation that the
    relations with the Empire were unsatis-
    factory, they thought that'the connection
    should be continued. They felt, how-
    ever, that India should havejsome say In
    Empire affairs.
    his own printing works; bit 'this is of hanged for
    little importance. It is ncjfc worth men- burning
    tioning alongside the coal ajid iron
    the iron and steel and cng'ineeHng mines, works,
    man is said to "have been
    coal. However, the shortage of ed
    wood rendered the use of coal
    enterine.
    persisting in the crime of dwelling. Burnett had already confess-
    and theft
    to the crime, explaining in a state-
    ment that
    impera- discarded the four broke into the house,
    their prison
    from a

    SSL-" .££" SETS?


    Sleeplessness Neuralgia
    lands were national endowments.
    :Mr. J. Bitchener (Waitaki) spoke of The present unrest was very signifi- the power stations and ship/ring in his a moderate-but Britain
    hands. And the owner-^oE,
    tive, and Great
    still very
    had-to endure
    objectionable
    ned new apparel. The clothes,
    and don-
    other three plead- Toothache Lumbago
    Neuritis
    the unsatisfactory way in which some
    cant, but the point was that it was fun-
    damentally economic "It can be put waxing
    this wealth, -amount of smoke for
    with each new moon and wan- turies. The jll?^ F ullty to breaking and entering
    the next five cen- and theft, but admitted receiving. Pain, Pain
    endowment lands were formed in com- ing with none, calls himseU simply Hugo invention of the steam en- They
    down as a formula that where you have the inauguration of the indus- ■»er a gLven
    every latitude by his Hon- Accept only "Bayer" package which
    Stinhes,merchant. * Thils w not a pose, a trial and
    gine
    parison with places which were under landlordism,plus the incidence of fam- era began, about 1010, to render our, and subjected some "of the wit- contains proper directions
    * *—tfjSM
    .the freehold. ine, you will produce the conditions whiuii gesture;; he wants to appear no more the smoke nesses to tedious and apparently point- S°ld
    S&t "fiAfo« *"
    Mr. G. Witty (Riccarton) was totally musance intolerable, with less examination.
    "*
    lead to non-co-operation," said Dr. "than he is. He became a merchant when short ItIt
    opposed to any portion of the national Datta.
    endowment being disposed of, and it Defining non-co-operation, he said that his father, he ibundoA
    was for that reason that he supported it meant a particular
    _
    with 50,000gold marfe, received from
    his independent plying steam smoke
    chimneys belchiny forth dense was returned
    from small bailer plants sup
    engines, fJf which 100 horse imprisonment
    _ A verdict
    All four were sentenced to two years'
    of guilty
    "Bay"crora" *tte
    "aasssa isr **~
    ««—
    <"
    A Family Remedy
    progifcmme of boy- business. He remained a merchant power for escaping, and two
    the amendment moved by Mr. Savage. cott adoptecf by the Indian
    National Con- whose trade with Ev^k'sh coal till 1914 was regarded as a very large years for breaking and entering, the
    in 1920. was not less than hii Germancoal trade.
    A SELFISH CRY. gress
    fromel\°.
    eS be "concurrent, starting for
    1* °n Con7mons appointed in prisonmentexpiration of the term of im-
    Without foreign help he made himself ifiiq rV" the
    The Hon. J. A. Hanan (Invercargill) "The GHANDI MOVEMENT DEAD. the mightiest of. his kind. 1819 a Select Committee to consider the
    Coughs and Colds!
    ■
    now being served.
    denounced strongly any step in the di- Ghandi movement is now His mother was a kindly woman of whole question, and a f urther commit .
    rection of selling the national endow- dead," Dr. Datta continued,"one of the tralhc-Germanextraction, nee coupienne tee in 1822,and the accounts of these
    ments. Sucha cry was selfish,and was factorsof its death being the imprison- From her he inherited his dark complex- nrsfc proceedings make almost FATAL FALL FROM A BICYCLE
    raised by some individuals merely to ment of Ghandi,a man of extraordinary ion and his chestnut hair. He has not reading with the "proceedings ofidentical to-day. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR In New Zealand Homes, Brittain's Cough Balsam
    meet the needs of the hour. The free- personality, who, strangely enough, re- the Jewish appearance which some The principles of black smoke forma-
    hold had resulted in speculation, and he ceived the first great influence in his people falsely attribute to him. He re- tion and prevention were explained (HI is a valuedfriend to every member of the family.

    EPPS'S
    TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
    did not want it to go forth that the life from C. H. Spurgeon, under whom sembles the Gwrnan burgesses portrayed clearly by various technical witnesses;it DUNEDIN, 2nd August,
    leasehold lands of the Dominion were he sat in London. The masses of the by the painter Matthias
    Grunewald; his was pointed out that by simple means ■a. latal accident occurred in Princes "
    Brittain's" keeps coughs and colds at bay—it
    going ba-ck. That was only said to sup- people have abandoned the Ghandi head might sVt on the neck of street, at about 5 p.m. to-day. A tele-
    port the arguments of those who want- movement, and have also realised that ourable member .of a Cologne guild, an hon- the trouble could be largely, if
    tirely " prevented; the committee not en- graph messenger named quickly destroys the germs, allays irritation and
    such recom- Ambrose Dalton
    ed the freehold. They should have the methods of Kemal Pasha are impos-
    vision and think of the needs of the fu- sible.
    ture. ■

    Mr. F. F. Hockly (Rotorua) said that by Mr 0. R Das, an able Calcutta tors.


    r
    A third movement, energetically led him at a meef.ingmany
    as we see ra pictures by old Cologne mended that, steps be taken, the manu- (^,ed, l7) feU- from his bicycle, was
    painters. When

    .. of a
    yearsago I saw facturers
    board of direc- their
    made a great uproar and said picked up unconscious,
    business
    I saw the glow of fanatical .if any legislation was introduced,once
    would be ruined at arrival at the hospital.
    and died before
    It is not known
    CUSTARD POWDER tones up the whole system.
    Perfectly safe for children and the most delicate
    year after year the question of land advocate,is making great progress.This eyes ovei; narrow cheeks. These the Government let the matter drop and exactly how the accident occurred, and
    an examination of the body Delicious with Fruit adult.
    ienure was raised in the House,but all party, known as the Swarajya Party, are now 'fuller, the lips somewhatcheeks in a few words, is the concise his- jlglii.
    revealed no
    lnJuries sufficient to cause
    tile arguments adduced in favour of is out to capture all official posts. It ier; yet these eyes,which now heav- This, tory of black smoke legislation death. An inquest will be
    SoleNew Zealand Agents:
    either leasehold or freehold failed to has already captured almosfc all the the depth of other mysteries,
    maJcea single convert, as each member municipalities of the United Provinces, laugh gaily or shoot
    adhered-to his own views. He agreed and at the elections, due in November trust. In -those days lightnings
    search
    can still Britain for the past 100 years.
    of mis-
    in Great morrow,
    Anothei" committee was appointed in Dunedin, his father being a bicycle
    held to-
    Deceased's parents reside in J. H. WHITTAKER & SONS 167-169Vivian Street, WELLINGTON Small Bottle L\- Large Bottle 0/-
    he left the 1843,and the report of this committee,
    ID mechanic.
    tvrth the' recommendation of the Com- an attempt will be made on the Legis- boundaries of his miningrarely and iron dis- 240 large pages,is by far the most in-
    Obtainable at all Chemists and Stores.
    mittee iirthe case under notice, hecaiise & n elected the members
    the U
    party WM?
    will of trict; only now and then, after a ten- teresting and valuable document that Social and conditions N.Z. Agents: SALMOND & SPRAGGON LTD., Wellington.
    the settlers;had had a difficult time. probably refuseto accept hour ;day of negotiations, he come has ever appeared on the subject. A Bill some women tobusiness compel
    When they took up the land they were office until such time as the Executives ? I*, but not for would
    unaware- that it was national endow-
    ment, and did not become apprised of icitUTCS.
    " become responsible to the Legis- thati had no attraction for him
    its.hedonism; introduced in the House of Commons as
    a result was thrown out; another com- sult us free. Donnelly and
    stain their hair. All our
    Hair Staining is done by experts.
    Con-
    Hudson's Eumenthol Jujubes
    In hiß schooldays he spent the holi- mittee appointed in 1845, the Govern- Son, Con- THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC AND PROPHYLACTIC.
    that fact until afterwards. If there were . CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA days sometimes in the
    mountains, s ome- ment's own modest Bill was then \ U
    tnl S .^air Specialists, 75, Vivian
    street.—Advt.
    some hopes_-of Government action in the times in Luxemburg,
    sometimes in Noor. drawn; a Special Committee of with- PnLnm"?' ! ? C
    cdS" Sore ,Throat«, Hoarseness. Bronchitis, Influenza, ana the Prevention of

    _
    oufc t0 Dr- Datta'that
    poi£ted
    _
    1

    future the settlers whose petition was two of TV\the three prominent Indians (the chantedthe mighty melodies of which en- Lyoi* Playfair and Sir Thomas ds la Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
    dwijk, Dr
    'being discussed would be encouraged to Bishop
    fa cc their difficulties afresh.
    *" of Dornakal, M. Sastri, and this and soothed the heart even of I
    Visionary. Much of the time he Beche appointed in 1853,nothing done;
    For Coughs and Colda. never fail.—Advt. Of great service in affections of the voice and throat."-
    Mr. J. R Corrigan (Patea), a believer himself) who had visited Australia sat buside his mother, in the
    then Lord Palmerston's Acts of 1853
    lately -were Christians. Dr. Datta said old Mul- aud 1856, the Public Health
    in ,the leasehold tenure, said that if the
    jpetitjon were granted, the that the total Christian population of heim house, which looked like a guild 1075, and so on through theActwhole of
    masters, in the warm corner of bour- dreary
    on a system of
    deferred payment
    settlers
    shoujdbe allowed to acquire the freehold India was about 5i millions, and they geoig German
    were drawn almost entirely from th? morning
    .classes socially the
    family life. In ea riy iod, including the
    knitted kept the
    story. During the entire
    present time, th«
    per- DrUgS"
    llN^^^S^^^^^W; „ >*nt
    depressed. The Weslw
    movement touched the depressed agricul- warm. Midday and evening all joined made the slightest attempt
    cosy coffee Governments of the day have never
    '
    Suited for Old aad
    \ N^rCTnCTTTOr L^^^'
    J, ' bfX My^Stit?
    A SACRED POSSESSION.
    rMrrP. Fraser ("Wellington Central) tural
    advocated that national endowments wmty same
    TOjtne
    labourers in. England, and it yjas around
    classes in India ' that Chdst- the
    the table. The father was at? the
    same time teacher,friend, and com/ question at all seriously.
    The facts with regard to black smoke
    to consider
    J}ENTISTRY AT REASONABLE ' \ IJM^&^^^^^m "° Manufact^re'ri'
    made its appeal. The growth of panion of the children, who, while quii/> PRICES. HUDSAN'S EUMENTHOL CHEMICAL COMPANY.-LIMITED. SYDNEY. QOLDSERQ 11
    were a sacred possession, to tie held in are perfectly simple. There is no
    Christianity had its
    4-fus.t. for the people, and supported the community. Ghandi effect on the Hindu you.ng_,
    complicated
    had had to listen'to reports of known
    method ,of preventing black Sets of Teeth £3
    told the Indiani that thtui to business transactions, arid Remodelling Seta,from 3 0
    motion. He had seen some of the best they what they had learn/d. "smoke,entirely with the use of coal and £2 2 0
    -farming in.the -world done on leasehold was could not have freedom
    a; single outcast. Thatwhile there Stinnes'srepeat mother was his father's only similar'fuel containing about 15 per cent,
    -tenure. It was a short-sighted policy was cvi- of volatile Worn by Millions ::
    ?nce Christianity
    afc
    th? ref«"mers appreciated help. Clothing, furniture, pottery sonable matter. By adopting rea- Teeth Extracted Free wl.en
    SetsRequired.
    ■■■
    I "—7 —i
    Jo expect
    hold. Heeveryone
    to have his own free- what r.,
    was doing to, elevate everything the Eimplest possible, express- per cent,methods,however, at least 75 11 y<tf~> ittW "\fj?'^S\ .- BRADFIELD.' -^ [
    OXFORD SQUARE
    ■
    woujd oppose Repairs
    any proposal
    part with a square inch of national en- madeoutcasts.
    to the M. Sastri had'recently
    a strong' statement along
    ed
    lii
    the nature of this Ehirieland family
    days when it was the custom list heirs vented, but the manufacturerin gen
    of industrial smoke can be pre- at Shortest Notice. ail over *.!_
    the world. ! 1
    sYppzAwSgrlLi *^Wvv\:: McPherson.l«a :
    dowment land.
    Mr. T. W. Ehodes (Thames) said the also lines The intellectuals of . Indiathose had ok industrial and financialmagnates to eral has always refused to do this by
    taking the fullest advantage
    been influenced by the possess a horse,a motor-boat,a/ discreet that all smoke cannot be eliminated, of the fact
    "very thought of the freehold or lease- teachings tremendously
    hold was.like holding a red rag to a bull but
    to some members.
    "Mr. Eraser: "We hate it very much." ianity done for because
    they
    life, and example, of Christ, bachelor s flat, and a huge private bank-
    did not become
    they ask*; what 'had Christ-Christians, ing account, these children still loved using this as an excuse for doing noth-
    be^ the home; and Hugo Stinnerj,
    later to ing at all. It is high time that such
    and FROST AND FROST,
    SURGEONDENTISTS, in tta© r ■awwZ'
    Phillips Rubbers
    v\iKS-^^^
    Europe. But their rever- be the instructor of German ambassa- people began to consider that, whilst it 119,WILLIS STREET.
    p^£E^^ if
    - —-
    Mr. .Rhodes: "What we should con- ence for its founder
    was, leading to' dors, carried his silver watch,on a steel is true they are able to point with tri-
    truest
    eider is not our little foibles, but the t 6 eform of>4kn society.a chain. Even to-day, like the father, hfe umph to the fart that the complete
    Jm /3^|l||P'\ ""
    {P^iT
    f '^fPpF *\f ~^S~
    good of the country, and it would be a
    good thing if some people were eiven of
    One difficulty u lay
    m the fact that out wears raw sailor boots, impossible solution is impossible on present know- ease to walking and f
    the freehold."
    ;Mr. W, E. Parry (Auckland Central):
    India s immense history,, its dynasties, lounge suits, ready-made neckties, aud ledge, we are not on this account going
    and invasions, the ono thing that ha.3 an old bowler hat, He does not smoke on for ever allowing industries wantonly
    her ViUaS° B*stem> drinks only light wine,is unconcerned as to injure the whole country to the extent
    save pounds in a year,
    '
    I RO.BBERS
    ■Somehave got no hold at all."
    : -Mr. Rhodes: "I wish you would hold
    theTv oHf
    the key of thatt system t
    was caste. That
    her ***<*>& still stable,
    »' to the taste of what he
    eats. Herr Emil of millions
    lives magnificently in Stueit- a large amount of this damage can be
    of pounds per annum when
    "Last the time of three."
    IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIllll||||||l|||||]|||!||||||||[|||||||lllllll|i|lllll!i!llilll| lllllllllWlll!im!|i|l!J!!ll|||||||!llilil!||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||[iiii![|||||[||||||||||i|||,,,,,||,, |||||lll|llu^
    your tongue." (Laughter.) Perhaps the wVI t lUSht so Kirdorf
    House might ityhile^the
    caste system had hof Heir August Thyssen prevented now.
    settlers now petitioning the certainly had its virtues its shadows ChateauLandsberg. Round and lives in A pint of beat Cougn
    iba given the right to take up their land ' the lull where Krupp's mansion
    below Mixture can be made at
    ,on the homestead system. When
    some the directors of the companyhave maw stands INFLUENZA
    (people talked about the unearned incre-
    MINIATURE RIFLES nificent villas. Merchant Stinnes rl.
    home by adding'sweet-
    ment they did not know what they were mains where he is. His study is not ening and water to a
    talking about. " MORE CASES IN AUCKLAND.
    ' much larger than Michael Angelo's, and %£ V*^o Cure that small
    Mr. Parry: -"You don't know what INTER-CLUB MATCHES. sometimes behind the foreheld o the »k W^ Sore Throat bottle of HEENZO.
    you are talking about." Mulheim man for the length of a light
    (BI TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
    Cheapest and best.
    Mr. Speaker: "Order!" The fifth round of the inter-club AUCKLAND, 2nd August. 25
    Mr. Rhodes: "Thank you, Mr. Speak- matches under the
    er for giving me protection against thesa lington
    auspices of the Wel- SaL^BuSi^ur PW
    "*-
    Five cases of pneumonic influenza in
    the city and suburbs and one death in
    -mter]ectors; some of
    :nily." (Laughter.) them are
    very tm- Mature Rifle
    been concluded and theAssociation results are as
    has the city were reported to-day. The
    *
    -p -^
    mßmter:

    ; TBTDOING PAST GOOD


    "You are getting the wind

    WORK. Brooklyn, 534; South Al, 341,' South who are mterested in art have/noticed
    BRITISH LANDSCAPE ART

    Recent visitors to the Old Country


    deaths now total twenty.

    SCHOOLS CLOSE IN HAWKES


    BAY.
    Grannie , *-S*Beh&7 A delicious brew is ALWAYS made with "Amber Tips"
    which is all FINE tea, skilfully blended to give the utmost
    : Mr. .J: Edie (Clutha) advocated na- V ' vT ' Harboui' Board A2. 332, Ao- the tendency of many of the younger
    rtional assistance for holders
    hold
    ments
    faith,
    properties.
    were given to the country in
    and;
    of lease-
    The national endow-
    he did not think it right
    that succeeding Governments should
    good
    ■
    school, of English artists to discard that , Two cases of
    excessive elaboration of detail,
    was so largely favoured by the laterwhich Vic-
    torians, and to return to the bolder and ness places and schools are
    sounder methods of such, men as
    Da^d
    were
    affected
    NAPIEE, 2nd August.
    pneumonia
    influenza,both of which proved fatal
    reported in Napier to-day.. Busi-
    by influenza,of a mild type
    following

    considerably
    knows- v wJRr $ in flavour and economy. There's no waste; each spoonful
    being sufficient for half a pint of fragrant tea.
    come along.and undo the good work of
    ■tn.© past. l7,W\ 316; Br°°klyn 335
    ' > f&XLO. C»x, Girtw, de Wint,
    smyth, and others of the Cotman/ Na The Boys' High School has been closed
    ' Mr. H. E. Holland (Buller) said it
    -of the freehold. If. the
    Wfl w
    I,1 328 Women's National Reserve, 319-
    Brooklyn teian. schaal whose water-colour
    No. ing has so often been the subject
    earlier Vie tor a, few days.
    paint-
    of
    A number of
    smaller country schools are also closedthe Insist on
    education en Brooklyn No. 2, won by default; Ao'tea eulogy,
    -
    ; dowments were disposed of, there would won by default. Port Nicholson,
    as a
    by Europeanspeciallyofcompanionable art
    immediately be a demand for money The second.shoot for the a bye the course of critics high standing. In
    "A Talk on the British . PILES QUICKLY CURED.
    fiom other sources for has been fired, and was Osmond Schoolof Landscape Painiing," Mr. D.C., Ngahauranga, Wellington,
    purposes. The logical conclusion educational Shield, won delivered this 'to be'
    . :posalof endowments would be that to d£ by the. team fvbm the evening to numbers of the
    with a score of 681 outBrooklyn Club New Zealand ?Vr tml Pile treatment of Zam
    ~'?F
    rwnf,lfl
    -would make
    l'°u]d he°mgradually
    }??sehold
    T no difference to the to
    the
    whittled away 700. Brooklyn fired three of its

    rwho worked the land. If the holderman Brooklyn 681, South hSS
    members
    freehcld most popular. in the team,
    of a possible their
    and the win was
    lady

    Following are the scores- tempt t"


    friends, Mr

    V \" S
    Academy

    a description
    of fa
    Chafes ,Wllson, w Arts ->nH Double
    "*about
    iT" Absorption
    of the great rebef in short time. Igave
    my work now with pleasure
    e-aV}- BchwJI ' and >H1 at- do a lot of riding after stock, so knowI
    er
    Cure me
    can go

    : the right to get a mortgage, instead of Harbour Board 672, Railways 670, sfcy« a»d methods.of certain 'of their what Piles mean. The term "Fine Tea" v usedbu tea
    haVlng the State for a landlord. hewouW ing Men's Club 657, Wellington Work- The-talk, which A generoustrial treatment of Zann experts to describe only the belter
    607. Svi I"s,tJated *y laXn £?FA7E7 T?*^.-.
    have the mortgagee as his economio
    mas- *
    wa4hCrvevei^
    will be-sent to all-Pile sufferers.
    intoi-estinsto tion this paper and enclose Is in-stamps . Men- grades. They cost a little more i^iiV^f IQ&
    befort 1103: tt" Y^^fejT generations Grannie has used per pound, but much less .
    :that
    : . COUNTRY GOING BACK TO
    Wn
    ** WOrse
    BECOME EFFICIENT.
    for- packing and postage. The Zann Pro-
    prietary, Box 952, Wellington.
    \XU»
    yli^Sgk/ w*»r
    VSff Lsn'
    \/vy / SCOTT'S Emulsion, with
    per cup.
    TAKE DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. ALL THE WAYJTOOM Booklets and stocks of Zann can bo unfailing success.
    ■
    ENGLAND! obtained
    : :,
    "W^m 11'11'^
    WEEDS.
    Agriculture (the Hon
    _Debility is not only distressing to the
    macy, 4,
    from King's Prescription Phar-
    Courtenay place, and W. S
    Wallace,Chemist, Willis street, Welline'
    11? 1 esPressed the 1 opinion individual but it is an economic loss.
    Grannie talks thankfully of times when SCOTT'S" has
    the development of the Crown en- It your blood is thin
    and youv head Lr Pre^e[r aSUPPIyOfBa^ ton.—Advt. " "
    dowments in the country districts de- aches, if your digestion is weak and
    n
    g
    During her residence, AN URGENT meant life to a sickly baby—strength to an ailing child—
    lh« 6r l?Pn It was
    .the ffreehold. oMJmts Possessing your work your nerves unsteady, you cannot do
    well. , True efficiency consists she
    in
    had many times experienced great this country, BEQUEST.
    relief from stubborn coughs and winter colds.
    endowment system thatontheaccount of thi
    in building up relief when suffering from coughs, colds A fortnight ago a lady in the coun-
    to "eeds. A great p^twas tliax you again your
    country general health so and
    7ft And Grannie points to her own children, now grown up.
    :f° baf" mS find pleasure in work influenza, and
    Baxter's in England, sheable
    not being to se- try sent an urgent request for two tins

    :fw
    .
    .the leasehold endowments to-day were
    ;a menace to the countly The
    adra^s^SW3S endowments
    Stimulants do not give real help. They curo
    enable you to draw on your reserve
    Govern- r.trength,
    but ■
    this in turn leaves I
    ed
    miles
    it well worth while
    for it.
    consider- of Pulmonas,
    to send 13,000 my
    '
    Baxter's Lung Preserver is not only things had been tried, but many
    husband
    adding: Nothing else
    so
    the lines you can read how
    much good.
    does
    Between
    other
    She speaks delightedly of their little ones—the bonny,
    laughing youngsters she loves to pet. g.
    .that TO were adepreciating every day, you
    ;the sooner the system was changed " and ! weaker than before. Puhnonas Always she gives the credit to SCOTT'S J§d&f
    civ- Debility is not a disease of
    ?ng the people tht> right to the freehold organ. It is a general condition any
    and an interest of their own, the
    a splendid cough and cold; remedy
    one a tonic of superior
    of unfit-
    but the valuable little pastilles that
    merit.! It routs the breathing easier and throat soreness dis-
    'It must bo met by a remedy most subborn chest cold or hackin" appear, were urgently! needed to give
    make
    Emulsion for her own wonderful health. The
    "" mg&Wk
    J|p»|flr ||||f Are you irritable, nervy, or Ipil
    jt would be for the country
    ■Z Mr
    better ness.' whose
    A D. M'Leod (Wairarapa) did eralised throughout the
    -not think any useful purpose
    .served by referring the report
    woujd
    be In
    good results will
    fact, it must be corrected by "build-
    be quickly gen-
    cough
    its healing
    entire system. weakened system and
    in

    disease-resisting
    record time, .and reinforce! i the relief desired. Try them if you
    work by revitalising the have a cold, cough, sore throat, or
    powers
    promoting the bronchitis.. Of all chemists,Is 6d and
    2s
    secret of health and happiness," she says, "is
    moderation and SCOTT'S Emulsion."
    Are profiting by the experience of the last fifty
    ft^T
    ft M
    , il| depressed : ? 1|;|
    cif
    b:^ck
    :the Committee,for it would only come red carries renewed to ing up the

    tha House again, and tlier/e would to every part of the


    blood, which being rich and
    health and strength Lung
    ■
    the body
    Aew Zealanders can get Baxter's 61, Queen street, Auckland, on receipt
    Preserver without tiny trouble at of price. Trial sample sent for
    6d, or post free from Stacey
    Bros., you
    years? Try a bottle of SCOTT'S Emulsion to-day. '/Miv f|
    ■
    I;;:;;::I
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    11^ ■
    ;.befoue
    once more be a freehold v. lease/hold
    cussion.
    .; The amendment that the report be
    dis- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a tonic,
    body.
    not a stimulant. They build up the 2s 6d at
    all. A generous
    any
    sized buttle costs but penny
    chemist or store 'through-
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    the health of your family during the danger days M. glc^3
    A*§3j
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    :;;:ii;||
    ating medicinal ingredients that banish anaemia, neuritis, Hi
    M^
    blood and have transferredthousands of out the Dominion. Family size " 4s 6d' Some people take treaolc-in-rum for a of winter. , |i|^a[ "
    ferred -back was defeated by 88 votes re-to sick, grouchy, —Advt. I insomnia, impaired vitality and similar blood and nerva 111111
    irritable, tired, and
    vous people into active, energetic, capa-
    ble, efficient men and women. On sale
    ner-
    THE SALT 01?'LIFE.
    It
    cold,
    appeals to their palates,
    While others inhaled eucalyptus uphold,
    But it does not appeal to me.
    you see,
    l
    lImI disorders. Buy a bottle
    pleasant to take with water or-soda water.TONIC—it is
    |::::::::*
    ■
    of CLEMENTS MS
    .^^s;
    NAZOL FOR CONVALESCENTS. everywhere at 3s per box.—Advt.
    How can you expect to enjoy life un- The gastric disturbance such treatments
    Unless proper precautions are
    the convalescent influenza patienttaken, KEEP CHILDREN FIT! less you have sound health and strength? entail'
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    ;danger to others. All recovering from
    is a The wise mother always keeps a bottle An occasional sparkling draught" of
    Stevens' Health Salt i"s just what you
    Adds now ills to the ills we endure—
    When obsolete,out-of-datefool-fadsfail
    Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure ii^
    tralasia and New Zealand sell Clements Tonic j||||||i||
    |lu\ should frequently inhale through hoivw. She Effervescing
    of Senior's Saline in the
    encourages her children to need
    to keen you in fine fettle.
    ■handkerchief sprinkled with Nazol. Used ask,'regularly for a drink made
    constantly, Nazol is one of the most re- ing a teaspoonful by mix- bottle, containing 64 dnses. All chemists
    and stores sell Stevens'Health Salt. Get
    2s' 6d
    Fowlds's winter sale in full swing.
    —Advt. Si"'!! ! fTHF) BE^T
    liable germicides and dependable safe- tumbler of cold water. It keeps tho a bottle now.—Advt.of Senior'sSaline in a
    Great reductions in ready-to-wear
    £!££§*. for influenza. Bottle fits in vest kiddies fit. 2S 6d per bottle
    pocket; 60 doses for la fid—Advil from any For Children's HaaWng Couch suits, shirts, underwear, hats, foot-
    woar, etc. Watch windows. Fowlda's
    Just as good for adults as for the children.
    chsmist-.---A.4vtj, 1
    iYoflds Great Peppermint Cu're.--AdYt. Manners street,-*Advt, ■
    '
    j?HE_ EVENING, POST. FRIDAY. ATTOTRT 8, 1325.
    THE TURF Riccarton yesterday morning. Carawock 1
    gave a good exhibition, and pleased
    moat. He is in the Kennels Hurdles at
    Riecarton to-morrow.
    FINDING PLAYERS would have those extra matches to give
    them far more confidencein selecting
    their' team than they have at the present
    time, being now practically confinedto
    NOTES AND COMMENTS

    a pnJe^^^
    the North-South match for their choice
    TROTTING FOR INTERNATIONAL of New Zealand players.
    (BY "SIR LANCELOT."} RUGBY Conditions differ considerably from
    those of years ago, when there were
    W. Hawthorne leaves for South on POVERTY BAY MEETING. manyreally good players. Every nook
    Tuesday with Vagabond and Gladful. and corner must be searched at the pre-
    The Pahiatua Racing Club lost about <B1 TELEORAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
    NEW ZEALAND'S PRESTIGE AT sent time, particularly for backs. It is
    STAKE quite apparent, even m Wellington, that
    £300 over its one-day meeting last sea- GISBORNE,2nd August. the backs generally do not come up to
    son, and the stewards have found it The Poverty Bay Trotting Club's an- the standard required for a New Zea-

    Smile
    nual meeting was held to-day. The wea- land team that will repeat the deeds of
    necessaryto further mortgage the club's ther was fine and there was a good at- WANTED: IMPROVED SYSTEM OF the original All Blacks. For'some places
    property. The following officers have tendance. The track was rather heavy SELECTION, in the North Island team this year the
    been elected for the ensuing year:—Pre- after rain in the morning. The total- nominations were very poor, and it must
    sident,Mr. J. M'Ardle; vice-presidents,
    isator investments amounted to £9609,
    as against £7767at the annual meeting (By "Drop-Kick.")
    havebeen disheartening to the selectors Try this new polish. Note how easily j4almSs£SAtisSß^t There's a human reason, as A> IM % |[
    Ilk]
    Messrs. S. V. Rodney, H. M'Sherry, last year, an increase of' £1842.
    . . He- No secret is made of the fact that a
    to find only two players actually nomi-
    nated for the first five-eighth position
    !
    it removes stains. Geta bottle to-day.
    yofiffm^^^fp^Bif As you Shave ! ! i well as an economical reason, HMA \j
    I]
    md P. Tulloch; stewards,Messrs. "W.
    M'Dowell, W. White-Scott. D. Kelly,
    S. T. Tinney, W. C. Eccleton, J. R.
    suits: :
    ' '
    .
    Introductory Handicap, of 100 soys; movement is on foot this season to find
    one mile and a half.—Whetu,limit, 1; the players who are to be called upon
    There is need for a wider search,and it
    can be made in the mannir
    indicated—
    Obtainable
    FURMOTOCHEMICAL
    at all High-class Stores. Price 2/-

    ' "I'm a real ipeed-fiendl


    ' why you should dress your
    boy in clothes tailored from / <fl|||
    VjffPl %
    1 If
    IIM
    jiu A v. B match in each Island prior
    HW htWTm
    CO., Sydaay.
    Cook, R. J. Smith, G. D. H. Smith", Miss Marvin, 60yds bhd, 2; Queen Au- next year to uphold New Zealand's proud to the North-South match. Long N.Z. Ascot.: SALMOND t SPRAGGON ', \ jil || during shaving. Kaiapoi Woollens. Put a
    E. L. Harvey, W. Boyd, J. Coombe;
    treasurer, Mr. M'Sherry; auditor, Mr.
    dubon, limit, 3. All started. Won by place in the world of Rugby. In choos-
    two and a half lengths, with a similar ing
    and carefulpreparation is necessaryfor
    the big tour next year, and a start j Bikere" BriMiKi. WelUnjloj.
    Ltd.
    >^ ifj ,-^T "^^^A Can't help it—l Die a boy into good clothes, 11/ l\ lßtfJ;\l
    distance between second and and third. matchthe teams for the North-South Gillette!" ; correctly made from 1 }\ [ \\
    G. C. Miller; hon. surgeons,Drs. Pat-
    erson and Dawson; clerk of scales,Mr.
    A. Judd; timekeeper, Mr. W. Simp-
    Time, 3min 48 3-ssec.
    ,Te Hapara Handicap, of 100soys; one in mind,
    to-morrow, the selectors kept that
    and to those who have doubts
    wßhLt'La? 16 ]mCS Sh°Uldbe
    «**» Always a keen edge manly materials and he 1 \||[
    I || j
    son. mile and a half.—Peterwah,12yds bhd, about the teams being the best obtainable "A STIFF PROPOSITION." no stropping. takes a big step towards SU* sL* |j
    formerly Santonio raced in the owner- 1; King Peter, 120yds bhd, 2; Golden from both Islands, it may be explained
    ship of. Mr. Dave O'Reilly, and the Gate. 84yds bhd,.3. All started. Won that the selectors
    are of opinion that
    "■Rugby Fan" writes as follows
    suppose, like myself, there are numbers :-"I A smooth face after a
    "once-over."
    self-respectingmanhood. L^d )Ja II I
    horse's full-brother, Santiago, ran in by eight lengths, with six lengths l>o- there
    the colours of Mr. Eddie Trevor. Both tween second and third. Time/3min 57 are other players equally as good \'\ \our readers who are anxiously wait-
    i»jf to learn what kind . pulling or scraping
    No Good Clothes make i |DJW //j jjtjfftjf \ '!
    "selectors are gom- to c|,of a team the
    ' a gentleman of a 1 ,/j///i/l\W\\
    are patrons of.A. Oliver's stable. The 3-ssec.
    horses named will in future be raced in
    as, if not better than, those who par-
    GisborneHandicap, of 300 soys; two ticipate* in to-morrow's match. The North- sent, New
    Zealand
    ,
    oose (o
    in the .Rugby mat-
    ches agamst New South WaleV 1
    J^^f CRcgd.
    ' ever ! Now get a I■ J»
    HV I

    '
    IIRIV Iff// I If llliU 111 F "~*

    a
    the combined interest of the two sports, miles.—Eulius,12yds bhd, 1; Jimmy South match is not serving its Trade Mark)

    Gillette
    hope tins year the do in
    whose registered colours are amber and Richmond, 36yds
    dark blue stripes, amber sleeves,.rod 36yds bhd, 3. Medway was scratched.
    bhd, 2; Reliance, right
    purpose this year; it cannot «|» .and rea lg l|w( . K<w Zm
    selectors will 'wake -Ke
    T/tc Co^ec jl/flirf, o/ Symington's,
    There is an attractive range of >/s|» lalf.
    cap. Ivy Audubon, Jimmy Richmond, and bo said to be a real trial of strength JSew.South\\ales team; they says: AS
    The election of officersin connection Reliance were bracketed on the ma- between the two Islands; it is being
    ((
    have im- Symington's of course. No other may of mak- |SS£]

    KAIAPOI
    proved out of Slg
    with the Ashhurst-Poharigina Meeting chine. Won by two lengths! with three used to some extent as a try-out for ht, and are now worthy
    resulted as follows:—President,Mr. H. between second and third. Time, 4min players who show promise of being like- TiTw
    so know. wi
    vo seen thei" &*y.*&
    hf
    What is required is to select BgtfS^f^v
    »^j^~" ing coffee is good enough, quick
    enough, or easy enough for me" ||§3=|
    ||*|g SAFETY RAZOR.
    MacDonal d; vice-presidents, Messrs. \V. 49 3-ssec. ly aspirants for New Zealand represen- our team early, get them together '
    Dorn Memorial,of 100 soys; one milo N
    Howell and A. P. M'Hardy; treasurer, and tative honours next There seems trainmg and team organisation, for
    "%■ %!'3':::^^^. THOS- symington
    &r^ £*% I Gold-plated
    Mr. J. H. Paton. There were 14,nom- a half.—Guinea,limit, 1; Doctor to be a possibility, too, that the year.
    team to and so
    <^
    inees for the; eight stewards'
    MacDonald, D. Crowley, C. Neilsbn,H. tween by
    Knight, 11. Harper, E. Leamy, A. G.
    ■ Dillon..
    seats, 72ds
    24yds bhd, 2; Lottie
    Advance represent
    the following being elected: Messrs. J. Won bhd,a 3. Scratched: Gladiolus. South Wales shortly will he chosen from
    New
    head, with forty yards be- the players in. to-morrow's big
    second and third. Time, 3min but, as there is no doubt
    Zealand against New
    match,
    that, some play-
    stand each
    other; not asi<;iisnili,r a College Set
    E. J. Hyami
    Of 13 Boys Suits
    Havill, and J. Tremewan. New mem- 44sec.
    '
    Visitors' Handicap, of 125 soys; two ers not- in the mutch to-morrow are *'~%f*m**^~ Wholeial* made from specially woven hard-wearing Woollens
    bers : Messrs. W. Coombs. 13. Healey, worthy of a place in this year's New
    D. Spelman, J. Spelnian, H. Tagg, J. Bingen,miles.—King Peter,
    yds
    60yds bhd, 1; Rose Zealand team, it is to be hoped that the ■ . m Wellington —■ m^^t^^Smat^ We want you to see these materials—to
    feel their
    168 bhd, 2; Golden Gate, New. Zealand selectors will not rely sole- the New Zealand selectors realise
    —
    Enright, A. Tagg. E. Kerrigan, A. .^ texture—-and to see for yourself how absolutely
    Thompson, ¥. Maui, and J. Borrett.
    With the exception of Blue Streak,
    36yds
    lengths,
    bhd,
    with
    3. All
    eight
    started. Won by six ly on the North and Southrepresenta- fact or how can they be made
    lengths between sec- tives for the team to meet New South
    In i]K llill!ds of the
    to?"
    this
    J irritaßle,
    Aman with disordered liver is grumpy, J
    a I ~ ——■ i nawless they are. ■

    all the horses engaged in the Hunt Club ond and third. Time. smin 8 l-ssec. Wales. Last year New Zealand lost the 7ZealandT»rV fault-finding—a trial himself, j
    New h I
    Z to
    Steeplechase at Eiccarton on Saturday
    ;ne also in the Law ford Steeplechase mile.—Vera
    Telephone Handicap, of 150 soys: one "Ashes" to New South
    Logan, limit, 1; Jimmy Rich- use this year's team forWales,
    and
    R,,gbj; Union. After
    to .Springbok invasion, C New
    experimental selectors reported to the New Ze
    later in the day. It sometimes happens mond,36yrls bhd, 2; Waiteranui. 24vda purposes is going to court danger. Rug- Union ,-,« f oiioWg : <Th experience d .
    11, 'l^,l^
    ,„ ■ and to others. If such is your condition, the remedy
    obvious—Mother
    I sai^ Woolens are woven from finest New
    Z-ealand Wool, in the Dominion, by and for critical
    ,In " ais
    that a horse may make a mistake that blid, 3. Scratched: Reliance and Euliug. by is fast regaining. its strength across W had m connection witli our
    Seigel's Syrup—a special liver ■ New Zealanders. -
    ■will put him out of a race early, and Won by a neck, with two lengths be- the Tasmau,and the New South Wales M Now Zealand electors makes dut " m tonic which will stimulate your liver and stomach to ■
    he may do better on his second ap- tween second and third. Time 2min representatives .arc going to be hard to plmtic m our declaration th The best tailor in your town carries the
    pearance. 2 3-ssec. beat when they come across. The- very inte" ■ healthy, normal activity. Take it for a few days and J j
    ful range of patterns and weights. He _^F^
    At the meeting of the Fcilding Joc- Railway Handicap^ of 100 soys; one best team that New Zealand can produce H all your hver troubles will be dispelled. Then your n will endorse our claim that the name
    key Club the following officers were Darling, mile.—Queen Audubon, limit. 1; Jean must be put in the field against the visi-
    gloom and depression will place SfePill^siHl
    elected unopposed :—President,Mr. W. 3. Scratched:
    G. Haybittle; vice-president, Mr. C. A.
    limit, 2; Jean Audubon, limit, tors.
    Gladys Cole, Digger.
    by two and a half lengths, with WAKE UP, NEW ZEALAND!
    B
    ■ fulness, and
    give
    buoyant healthy Refuse all substitutes 1 ■ £^==£s=^
    to radiant cheer- b /^SSI£S MOTHERS
    STAND-BY
    Kaiapoi stands for all that is economical
    and best m boys* and mens'.clothing. WWl^ :

    Levett; committee,Messrs. H. J. Bailey, Won The idea] Food-Drink in concentrated "I


    two lengths between second and third. While it is satisfactory to know that tels and allowing w?li ! S
    ■ I IMB of hot orcold wmt«r onl». Ihtaddi- V■!
    Instantly Sold by leading Outfitters I|^2&Jm||l|

    i.h^:
    them .; form.
    L. 'Gorton, J. S. Parsons,J. A. Sutton;
    honorary treasurer, Mr. G. H. Wa-v- Time, 2min 32sec. a building-up process is under
    way, it is streets with thei?
    tn
    accompanyingIL,t MOTHER .jh
    available by

    ---aiouth;auditors, Messrs. O'Halloran mile


    and S. M. Hobbs..
    There are a great number of racing bhd,
    Farewell Handicap, of 100 soys; one doubtful whether the method of bring- tions is useless." The Alnna i"

    60y4s
    and a quarter.—Pitaroa,

    bhd, 3. Scratched:Miss Marvin,


    140yds ing, out players is satisfactory; indeed,
    1; Bonfire, limit, 2; Le Mer'iel, there is need of a. better system. As has since been done in the matter?
    fay as Bugby is concerned New Zealand
    -ittee approved of tL^ n"i
    X
    wCt
    ;■
    >;
    \:
    le^i
    "'
    b3 sou tfiU Chemists ud Slow
    for Suiplelo tain"tCe,
    Ui.ZtStoitmil.Sjbm.HS.ll.
    V
    ;-:
    '
    KAIAPOI WOOLLEN* MTgX,
    CHRISTCHURCH,
    ua.
    51 \y'q\^^***Ej*^&xpa
    I
    "'■ '
    colours registered in the Official Calen- Won by two lengths, with must wake up; the controlling body
    der .that have not been worn for years, Medway. second and third. Time, must be alive to the requirements for
    and as it is difficult for new owners tv 2min between
    four REPRESENTATIVE HOCKEY
    obtain the colours that- they wish to 56sec. procuring New Zealand's best material
    fo" international contests. Prior to the N^MAIJED-MILK,^
    register oh account of the same .hues
    and blends being held under the names
    war there was not so much cause to be
    concerned. From season to season there to represent
    The following is the team
    selects
    JR&ZZm
    HOHUCI* MAUTO HHKC!
    of a big body of owners who have THE DAVIS CUP Wellington
    out of the game,;the 'Racing Confer- gone were older players staying in the
    to acquaint the game match against Manawatu on 11thShfeW
    players with
    in the
    Aug. BIBIIIIGIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIIgIIBIBIB
    ence has brought in a new rule in the FRANCE WINS FINAL IN EURO- the secrets of theyounger ust:^-Goal
    success of "the Do- Martis, Cartwright; keeper, Moore; full-backs
    matter,-which wilt take effect from the PEAN ZONE. minion's best teams, and so there was M&regor, Thorpe; halves. CW'
    Ist August, 1924. It is that if a always a sound backbone. But the' war forwards, Wells, R
    new registration is not made within six- (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIQni.) broke that backbone,and since then it Lusty, Emergencies:
    Coming D.
    Hood, O'Brien'
    ticular colours will be removed from -
    months the registration oE these, par- (AESTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) has
    Ist August. had
    practically
    to make a
    meant that the game has
    fresh start. Thus, the iorwarda,
    Backs, Martin and
    Cooper and W. Hood. Scott:
    the list, but this rule will not have to France won thePARIS, European final of the building-up, of the Dominion's represen-
    be enforcedevery season, for the sub- Davis Cup. In the last singles match tative team to its former standard is go-
    ject of re-registration will only have to Blanchy (France) defeated Flaquer ing to take longer than in pre-war days, GAME BIRD PRESERVATION
    be made every three years from the (Spain), 6-1, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. when each New Zealand team had a solid
    Ist of August, 1924. The French team to meet the winners backbone of players who knew their
    At the annual meeting of members of the Australia v. Japan match in the game—the game that mad©New Zea- A sportsmun of many years' experi-
    of the Egmont Hacing Club a vote"-of 'American zone will consist of P.. La- land famous . - ence deploring, the^-inettectiia]
    sympathy was passed with Mi. V. B. coste. Jean Barotra, Jacques Grugnon, A commendable effort towards "'bring-
    ing and increase of

    ..
    Stratton (secretary), who was "absent and Hirst. New Zealand Rugby on a par with gamebirds. The pheas-

    I 1
    through-illness. its former greatness was made when the ant, lie states, .is still fairly plentiful
    -' '
    Tho Masterton Racing Club lost £64 The earlier matches resulted
    5s 2d over its Spring Meeting last year, low:—R. Lucoste (France) beat asCount ago. Before
    fol-
    .Springboks visited this country two years
    choosing the New Zealand
    north of Auckland,while the "Californian
    quail (the most sporting of our birds)" is H^ M&T WMiT
    but the one-day autumn fixture showed de Gomar (Spain), 6-3, 6-4, 6-7, 6-4; played, in
    a profit of £147 lls sd. The club has Count de Gomarbeat Blanchy (France). match, and addition
    team a Possible-Probable match
    was still to be found in "some few
    to the North-South Tmt the story everywhere one
    that was of much "assistance how numerousour gamebirds usedgoes,
    districts;
    to be.
    is «
    f 'until your good health fs impaired, but'take steps to keep it up io
    the mark. Remember that ailments apparently trifling may L
    ' «f
    acquired an additional twelve acres r.f 6-3, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2; R. Lacoste beat to the selectors.
    land'on the Opaki racecourse site, which Eduardo Flaqner (Spain), 6-1, 6-3, 6-3:
    The preservation of gamestands solely
    J soon develop into serious illness. Do not hesitate to takevery I
    on a sufficiency of food the year round
    Avill allow of the lawn being extended and in the doubles Count de Gomar and
    and give more room for the parking of Flaquer (Spain) beat H. Cochet and J.
    motor-cars.- The club paid £2893 19s Orugnon (France), 6-4, 7-6, 11-13, 1-6, Zealand
    6-4.
    _
    EXTRA MATCHES WANTED.

    s best players—practically
    and the destruction of enemies. No ef-
    What is wanted in order to find New forts, appear,to be made by acclimatisa-
    tion societies to restrict the number of
    lOd in taxation during the past twelve two
    months for three days' racing, made up teams will be required next year for the natural enemies,and very few, if any, y
    as follows:—Government tax, £988
    lOd; dividend tax, £16103s, and £300 CRICKET IN ENGLAND
    tax on stakes.
    16s
    tour- to England—issomething
    "an
    tho selectors made a proposal which, it is
    are able to give proper attention against
    more than poaching. The cry invariably
    inter-Island match. Two years ago and the chairman one society,
    of
    is weasels,
    in mak-
    The Children s Choice s^Ssly^^. J f
    on the first appearance of any distressing symptoms. They will
    do more to establish and maintain your general health
    than any
    regretted, has never been adopted- in ing this excuse, gives it out that these f other means you can employ. For a
    General Petain was allowed to for- BOWLERSPLAY HAVOC ON A spite of the fact that Mr. A. J. little varmints are hard to trap, when
    feit his engagement in the Homeby
    Steeplechase at the OhristchurchHunt
    DRYING WICKET who has been a New ZealandGriffiths, selector
    foi' some years,has endeavoured to push dry drain
    the very opposite is the case. Any small
    or like cover, whether
    arti-
    "The Old Country's Goods are always the Best. 1* !s^|ipL;si2P I I
    SLUGGISH LIVER,
    GQNSTSPATtON,
    S!OK HEADACHE,tNDMSESTIQN.
    LOSS OF APPETITE, «
    Club's Meeting, and it would appear (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.)
    jicial or otherwise,i6 sure to bo visited
    -
    that the All Red gelding, who is the 'AUSTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) that two teams should
    the matter.' The selectors considered by these vernin, which dearly like
    be chosen such
    ¥ and the depressing nervous conditions that arise from thesa-
    from
    biggest 'chaser at present in commis- (Received 3rd August, 9 a.m.) each Island—one from the larger unions, cover—and a trap at either end will tet-- f troubles, there is no more reliable remedy than Beecham's Pills.
    sion, has failed to train on. LONDON, 2nd August. which might be called "A" (this team nunate the visitor's career. The writer cLco"
    SiS«d4?sngfrfei? d^ AALLEACOA°
    a e
    V AC UP?
    and stamped,°enVel°
    NS Ca" °bta!na Fr« Jewel C"ket °f DelWou,
    „ g, Soid eTerywhere ia b«ei, lab:Ued IBid.
    la-lid «nd 2i-9d. (orijui.l En«U«h ,ric« ) V
    ?
    Foxton Jockey Club's annual balance- Drying wickets enabled bowlers to to be picked by tho selectors from those
    sheet shows a bank balance of £296, make sensational performances in
    county to unions), and ono from the smaller
    be called "B" (the same to be unions,
    lias known as
    lulled in a few
    many as fifteen to be ao
    weeks. Probably, how- "ou£ "
    n Pc t0 CaCburyli- Gift De
    >*" Welli«S'°". f« "»««
    assets £4834,liabilities nil, Government fixtures. Yorkshire dismissed Worces- picked ever after the poacher the wild cat is
    taxes paid £1079. tershire for 42, Macaulay taking five by the- selectors in touch with the work- our airds'. worst enemy.Small bush and
    Ruddy was engaged in two events at wickets for 11 runs, and Robinson font ings of those unions). Tho A and B keep down scrub contractors introduce the«» to
    Riecartoti on Saturday, but as his name for 22. teams in the South Island would meet I attracts to rats, which the waste"food
    is missing from the acceptances for The West Indies touring team dis- each other; similarly the A and B jcontract is completed the camp, and when the
    both, Omahu, who has been paid up missed Surrey for 87, the last seven teams in the North. From these games
    for in the Open Hurdles, will bo Mr. wickets falling for'23, including five the North and SouthIsland teams would hind,
    James Bull's only representative. ducks. Francis captured five wickets for be chosen. cat
    The extra expense entailed daily, and the toll
    generally pussy is left be-
    to maintain herself. A
    requires one. .mall bird or
    soon mounts up In
    chicken
    t '■ - . .. "'. .;'m»
    During the fast-dying season there 31 runs, and Browne four for 41. in carrying out such a suggestion would jome districts
    were 53 days' race meetings (galloping Essex dismissed Hampshire for 102 be amply warranted. New Zealand's uecorae quite a this
    and trotting) held in the Auckland dis- during which Louden took five wicketa prestige is at stake, and the financial
    wild cat matter has
    menace to poultry It has saved Thousands—
    trict, the totalisator investments roach- for 37 runs, and Douglas five for 51. part, of the business should be made a
    iug £2,554,637,an increase of £26,734 Essex,in turn, were all out for 111,the secondary matter. The North Island
    over the amount handled by the tot- bowlers being Kennedy six wickets for selectors this year are apparently not TENDERS ACCEPTED It Will Save You Too j
    alisator staffs last season, but the fact 55 runs, and Newman four for 49. satisfied, and they have made a proposal,
    has got to be taken into consideration similar to that indicated above, theto
    that a great number of country clubs New Zealand Rugby Union. It should The Public Works Department has ac-
    —
    -,l^r p^£3^- Jr***-*
    GOLF IN AMERICA b? adopted. cepted the following tenders:
    held their meetings on other courses fc
    than their own, where better-facilities
    existed than would have been the case
    The onus is on the various unions to
    bring out their players. It is quite an Bite
    Iwn '
    aihv"vV-. A>U'°Sectio" : PWe
    "C.orj^V"Sht ilnd Salmon.
    easy-matter to pick players when teams £0020 ; w
    &apier-Gisborne
    girders, B.Railway, Tutira
    (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—CC-rTMGHT.)
    in their own part of the district, and becuon :
    Racing Clubs, who had no totalisator
    -
    in addition the Franklin and Mata Mata (AI'SIRALIAN NEWZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) are
    (Received 3rd August, 9 a.m.)
    brought forward in such a
    to give the Kew Zealand selectors way as (Limited),Plate
    an £2727; Hororata
    J Dunshea h
    Su^-staUo
    opportunityof seeing all the best players J. Burgess, £499 13s; Waikato, Section ing Bonmngton s" Irish InnHi » Wi on tour, and I always have
    permit last season, held' a combined NEW YOHK, Ist August. from the minor and major unions in" ac- S«tS 1? dl'°?-' £191 fa: Waikato,. . tor the .voice, and shall alw|77
    tea^ ■ ■
    Iftgfbfe
    meeting at Ellerslie, when £70,897 wim At Saranac(New York), ,J. H. Kirk- tion. Prior to taking their places in the bection 35: UT lelephonc insulators, A. D< supply with me in future. S * * a
    Bst? aithfully
    machined as the result of the two days' wood and Walter Hagen won a thou- A and B teams, the players
    speculation. sand-dollar purse, defeating H. G. carefully scrutinised in
    Tlie Ashhurst Jockey Club reports Hutchinson and Dunn in a 36-holc exhi- by their own union various
    would bo 8
    matches
    fon 65U°-r Tl9V £ S M;

    that charging all ladies for admittance bition match, sup and 4to go. The latter were
    at the entrance gate and admitting winners were five up- over the first should be somewhere
    selectors,and, if the
    capable judges, the players AS YOU STEP —"
    them free to the lawn met with gen- eighteen- boles, Hagen setting a new bringing them together about the best. By
    eral approval, and gave satisfactory re- course record of 70. in A v. B mat-
    sults. . . .. . . ches,the island and New Zealand selec-
    ■. ■
    tors would feel more satisfiedthat the
    "'■l'he Squire," in the "Napier Tele- ■players were the-best that could-be ob-
    graph," writes:—Conning over the pub- BOXING tained from all tho unions,and, that
    lished list of-entrants in the Official Cal- being so, the New Zealand selectors
    endar for the Hawkes Bay Stakes, I Truwauk
    (BY TELEORAI'H.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.}
    | wHb remedieswhich are Truteauk Trateaak
    came across the name of Pete, who is
    there described as a three-year-old by The OISBORNE, 2nd August
    found it good for ch,l<iren s co
    j,^ l-gt I le^ rs) j c Russell I cushions distributes direct*
    Demosthenes, out of Gold
    Foil, but ac-
    cording to the returns in the Stud Book championship
    ■
    Poverty Bay amateur boxing
    tournament was held to-
    from^V'ocern^VVmvq sometimes successful in
    rdjevmß TiH
    |-oad of Nelson, says :~
    J£^ thewaghl Aeaagkt. the uaght. .
    /S
    night, with the following results :—Ban-
    of 1921 the produce' of Gold Foil in
    tam, F. Turbitt; feather,A. E. Robert-
    1920 is there described as a chestnut filly son; light, W. J. Rickard; heavy G. you. Hoping you w,]] obhge. S .
    w.Il 6e pleased to get ,t d.reel ing CouCh( BronchitlS,
    .ngp BOTTLE
    «l^'B
    OFBONNIRU-
    e
    gSLaHSL-fl
    [90HHWGTQH S Bmg from Croup."
    I give reliefto my phUd-
    SHOES and HAPPINESS
    by Formative, not Demosthenes. Gold Nelson. (S,d,.
    U^a. Newell.
    l^ggj |—^
    . ,„
    I'ii:l was m;jted with Demosthenes '-n
    ■
    MQSS and wsare
    Ir. a professional contest between
    1918,but the official record has it that J;om Hesney and Jim Flett (Sydney),
    upon that occasion she missed to the vletts
    English-bred sire, so it can be observed the ninth seconds, threw in the towel "in
    after i.heir n-an had Dear
    Williamson's Royal Opera!
    Sirs.
    Christchurch. " I
    §
    , nEC
    .. „
    sdenlil.caUym»de to a
    by fuUj qu*d pWm»otb. «
    BONNINGTON'S »
    v dT recovery. , Hme-tejied formula,
    ,
    JKlffirL
    l^^asP^^l
    IifSmOSS
    I Chnstchurch.
    ft °nnin.S
    | urch-
    |,d .
    ton Lt°-.

    that an error has crept in somewhere. been down round, three times. Flett was hope-
    The Ashhurst Club's year closed with lessly outclassed from start to finish
    an overdraft of £638 (the only liability),
    -1 have to thank you for the 1
    that 1 have obtained through I
    Bonmngton-s Insh Moss and jubl "ll"B .
    ', P°nnw r M ißcrcdienU,«»^»
    ,
    indnding
    BONNINGTON'
    Bum"""'"
    the
    S
    IT
    1
    '.U-Sy,.. I
    ~.Iri*?::--.^2 .1| al!y/«c
    TITJr...
    p^j^X^J. I '.
    Bonmngton's "Irish
    e lent,and I
    muscle, gives vitality and vigour to the step,
    you love to walk.
    and makes -
    an increase of £70, and assets x.4156.
    Eighteen more horse-boxes were
    erected, PROTECTION AGAINST
    I can assure
    recommend !hem."
    you. that I v.v.v I
    Yours faithfully,
    II BX ttRT
    tunoM cooDdnit
    ,
    cnipa«.
    fFRTAIN AND SURE-„
    -,-. I1 iri'"-"~'?r'.::iH
    =S-7i-"-~ I
    I
    Biout them
    Bsincerely,
    m future,
    Ined)Gladys Monerieff. Procurable only at HANNAH'S
    — Large Family SotUo 216 |
    and saddling paddock extended. INFLUENZA. Leslie Hoi and I U..g«.sgMggH
    Vasilkov was shipped South last The need of taking precaution against. I IfJjw***--"' LngtonLtd^
    night, and will in future be trained at Flu' is realised by everyone.
    ,
    Wingatui. It is reported the half-bro- symptoms
    tlier to Sasnnofchanged hands for 50 A free use go
    guineas.
    to bed and keep
    At
    of Nazol, the powerful germi-
    cide, will speedily root ont the com-
    first
    warm. I PAINT WITH "ACME" ' Mr. T Ambrose,Gore, writes— 1
    "1 consider Bonnington's Irish tl T ALL
    AT THEMISTS
    mi CHtiVUis AND STORES
    «"
    _Jk '
    ferch.
    WOMEN'S NIGGER BEOWN KID
    OXFORD SHOeH
    llauinanuwhiri, wlio has two engage- plaint. Sprinkle Nazol on kiddies' bed-
    ments at Kiccarton to-morrow, was seen clothes. Inhale_ through handkerchief;
    #
    { QUALITY
    "ACME" TRADEMARK carrier, tho final-piarantoo-of
    \ take"ancTwouid"not be'^wu'lioul^f^^^^^S^M^^^^^^^^^^^^
    bottl«" BBSo^HWtrsirv^Having used your famous
    {
    tryyourcou^h"medTcin""" I°pur°
    chased a Bottle.
    WOMEN'S BLACK GLACE KID
    sTnsfhTels 00 CaP Witk Mat
    '-TWO-BUI
    P"*l^ * «S- Ken! SHOE-
    ■, .
    to, advantage at Riecarton yesterday in a Is 6d all chemists and stores.—Advt.
    school over seven fences in company
    paint nual 1 .. "Ugh mixture for years, and having
    t in
    I started tailing three doses dailyand
    SCIENTIFICALLY
    ■ "
    70/-
    V"y
    " g when halfa bottle was used the cold AN
    ■

    with Bitters, Isla Bank, and FOU BATHROOM OR LAUNDRY. Salisbury Street a lo^;c'nr
    ', °1*" S ACHISVEMBNT OP THE
    Orange
    '.Mettle-.Drift:.. colours rcudy-mixcd in ilb to 1-guUon tins
    Dear Sj
    Chnstchurch
    nri.tchurch. a'i'erS
    which
    d
    A,
    ' ,a" colds
    makes'
    ng
    d?',very of "'Sht«'ork.
    hard to get rid.
    had completely leftme, thanks to Bon-
    nigton's Insh Moss.
    SHOEMAKER'S AST.
    . Pitprop, who is to make his reappear- there For toilet and wash-day purposes
    is no better soap than Velvet—the \
    A We also stock "ACME" Quality Stains.Enamels,Gold Pain! No-
    Lustre Paints,ttngon and implement Paints. Suewindow During the Influenza Eoidcmic <v»
    °. I i,nd ,n your Bonmngton s Irish Yours faithfully,
    ance in the Brabazon Welter at Eicear- sterilised
    ton to-morrow, was in front of Sunny
    Loch and SomeKid, at the cud of a gal- pure
    soap. Every bar guaranteed
    by unalysfs certificate. Harmless
    most, delicate
    di-pluy '
    lop, over six furlongs at Eicearton yes- to complexion—ideal for
    cleansing tinest fabrics. Velvet Soap is Sincerely yours me of some very severe colds. 1 re.
    terday. ■ ;
    The Wellington-owned horses Cara- obtainable from all grocers.—Advt. ' j.JOHN .DXJTHIE & CO.,
    1
    LTD. ' [ (Signed) JJohn Rhode,
    n-ooocj.
    (Sgd.) Harry Howes. , commend it toyoungand old alike."
    "wock and Blue Socks went together a For Bronchial Colda, talco
    round over the schooling hurdles al L \Voa<h'GreatPeppermint
    Cure,—Advt,
    I HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Willis Street.' ' | Lambton Quay and 103 Cuba Sireet,Wellington :
    12

    THE EVENING, POST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 3, 1923


    SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
    HARCOURT AND COM-
    ANEW HOUSE WAITING.
    IN A DELIGHTFUL DISTRICT.; A.
    JJARRY
    SHEPHERD,
    MESSRS.PANY. Auctioneers,Lambton quay, TODD A home with this last word in Seoretary
    Wellington, have received instructions TODD
    111,Customhouse quay, opp. Bank N.Z.
    HATAITAI LAND CO.,LTD. MOTOR-LORRY FOR.SALE.
    MOTOECAES.ETC
    TMPOUNDED by Ranger at Kaiwarra, ■ TEWPEKI.
    from the Registrar of the Supreme Court modem conveniences—a house to
    TODD be proud
    of New Zealand,Wellington, acting at TODD fascinatingof.outlook Six Rooms,with a Sections from £200each.
    YOUR BOY'S FUTURE -
    -"■. on 31st July, 1923,from Grantroad,
    Wellington, one
    over beauti-
    the request of the Receiver of Debenture- TODD ful surroundings.' Papered by an AUSTIN STRET-7 Rooms. £1750. "TVEPENDS to some extent on YOU. Brindle and White Heifer
    .Whilo he is young it is your re and one Black and White Heifer. If not TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. "
    holders of an issue of Debentures issued TODD artist decorator. Beam and Car,- HATAITAI—New 6 Rooms. £1500.
    by The Dominion ConsolidatedDevelop- TODD rara ceilings,
    to the undersigned having de-
    QWING sponsibihty to see that he has every pos-
    cided to standardise their fleet, we i sible advantage.
    THE "EARL" CAR IS IN A CLASS claimed and expenses paid will be sold on
    ing Company, Limited (in Liquidation), TODD ever you couldhotwant points where- BROOKLYN—S
    them; cali- Rooms. £800 OP ITS OWN. 17th August, 1923,at 12 (noon). "
    for' com- GROCERY
    are prepared to
    to sell by public auction at their Auction TODD phont—and everything BUSINESS-Stock at valua,
    tion; goodwill sell one 3-ton Commer Consultthe mENDERS are invited for the inst*ll»-
    POUNDKEEPER. ■*■ tion of Electric
    Mart, Lambton. quay, Wellington, on TODD fort's sake. A house as beauti- £50. Motor-lorry. Intending purchasers can Director,of Light at the Palmers-
    SATURDAY, the 4th day of AUGUST, T.ODD ful from outside as it is inviting SEATOUN—Corner Section,137ft Marine BANKS
    ton North Hospital.
    1923, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon— parade, corner Ingle street. inspect wagonat work by applying to
    TODD from within Price £1675.
    .
    All that the mining rights and privileges, TODD Easy terms, of course. Imme-
    MUNT, COTTRELL, AND CO.,
    COMMERCIAL
    And
    T^"O CAR in its price 6eld incorporate! VISITORS TO SYDNEY. Specifications and conditions may be
    seen at the Officeof the Wellington Hos-
    buildings, plant, and stock-in-trade,TODD diate posnession. so many sterling quality features.
    as a going concern, of the said Com-
    pany, and used by it in the operations
    D.' TODD AND CO.,
    200, Lambton quay.
    °W^loflfffif7°sME-
    T7"ELBURN—6 Rooms, gas, c. light,
    mirrored
    -*^-press, porcelain
    wardrobes, cupboards, linen
    20, Customhouse quay. WELLESLEY BOYS'
    COLLEGES, The "Earl" has that "eye appeal PAULSEN'S PFAHLERTS 1
    pital Board.
    HOTEL, Tenders close at Palmerston North at 5

    -
    ■
    _
    of mining for gold and 6heelite re-
    oently carried on by, it at Waka-
    marina.
    OU4s-LOWER HUTT, splendid new
    <*< 5-rd. Rough Cast Bungalow,
    tiled dows, nice
    bath, caliphont, hot
    water srvice, gas cooker, oriel win-
    section, £1650. A. M. ADAMS AND
    98-102,The Terrace,Wellington. which creates favourable
    interest, anc
    that oxcellenco of mechanical desigi
    PAULSEN'S PFAHLERTS HOTEL, p.m. on Tuesday, 14th August, 1923.
    WYNYARD SQUARE.
    J. M. FRASER,
    Particulars and Conditions of Salemay roof, porcelain
    bath, ,h. and-a water LOWERHUTT—A CO, He will be glad to give you at
    be inspected upon application at the range, plate-drying 12. Panama street. time the benefitof his long experienceany Managing Secretary. "
    rack, built-in ironing well-built 6-rd. House in which ensures lasting pride in ownership fWTOsuit the convenience of New Zea-
    Officesof the Registrar of the Supreme board, cupboards galore, Titan weather- with all conveniences, nice section, TTIROPI STREET—7Rooms and kit- I suitable for | deciding URpn the course of study most
    ■*■ land Visitors to Sydney, MRS.
    proof walls; papered and handy to station. £1100. I your son.

    —
    Court of Now Zealand,Blenheim; at the match lined -I--"- chen, two with all con vs.,
    Officesof Mr E. E. J Colley, Woodward KAMAHI, throughout; casement stories, PAULSEN has altered her tariff, and her TO BUILDERS.
    street, Wellington, Receiver for Deben- on. Artistic fire, heating windows,ga« laid HATAITAI—A 5-rd. Bungalow, only been c.l. range, gas stove, porcelain bath jI District Agents: terms are now as follow:
    points every built 6 years, c. light, gascooker,hot and basm, built-in cupboards, in ex- Banks College conducts day and even-
    ture-holders; at the Officesof Messrs. 2j Miles Wellington Sideof Silveratroam. room; good level section. Note the very
    cellent repair, plenty of sun; 1 mm. ing personal tuition classes and corre- E. REYNOLDS AND Bed and Broakfast, from 9s 6d. fpENDERS are invited for the Erection
    Hadfieldand Peacock, Featherston street, low price of £1145and deposit only £75- water service, built-in wardrobes, from tram. Price only £1550; easy spondence courses. Each student receives
    CO.,LTD., -*- of a Residence at Newtown,also one
    Wellington, Solicitorsfor the Receiver- ---balance 5£ per cent. Apply sharp porcelain bath, large section,5 min- Tory street, at Rear of GasCo.'s Lunch,3s j Dinner,a la carte (optional). at Lyall Bay. Tenders close at noon Sat-
    or at our Offices. utes from tram. £1550. terms. careful individual attention. Foeßmoder- Offices urday, 11th August, 1923. Lowest or any
    Dated this sth day of July, 1923. CHAS. B. BUXTON, LYALL BAY—SRooms and kitchenette,rate, tuition excellent, : tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and
    -I ACRE LEVEL LAND, with an Acre BROOKLYN—SRooms, with every con- every cony., hot points, built- WHERE TO STAY IN CHRIST- specifications may be seen at the officeof
    HARCOURTAND COMPANY, 164, F eatherston street. c.1.,
    in cupboards; in thoroughly good H. AMOS,Direotor. CHURCH.

    .
    "
    of Native Bush in gully at back, venience,section 47ft x 150ft, close to order both inside and out; lawns Doth JAMES BENNIE, F.N.Z.1.A.,
    Auctioneers. and running tram. £1135. Telephone 2098. XT OTEL 68, Dixou street.
    ■
    water. Sun all day. Price PRIVATE HOTEL FOR SALE. ' back and front, room for tennis G.P.O.Box 1261. "*""■ FEDERAL,
    Price £1500. COMMON SENSE. Victoria square, Christchurch.
    TO-MORROW, £250; deposit £20; easy terms. KILBIRNIE—Modern Bungalow ofcon-5 Wecourt. can recommend both these pro-
    Office:98, The Terrace. T)0 exercue
    CAR and TRUCK OWNER! D. COLLINS .'. Proprietor.
    TO BUILDERS.
    At 2 o'clook sharp. AN^Up-to-date PRIVATE HOTEL is rooms and kitchenette,with all perties. *f it? Could a man with i (Late ClarendonHotel.)
    For views and particulars, apply offeredfor Salein Palmerston North veniences. £1350. nPENDERS are invited until noon on
    AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR
    ■COaSEHOLDFURNITURE, ROOM3,
    containing 24 rooms, all splendidly furn-
    ished, j-acre land, laid out with gardens RONA BAY—SRooms, with sleeping
    Salesman: Colin Macintosh. Canal? 6XP£Ct diff the Panami
    NO.
    *° All communications receive prompt at- X
    tention.
    Tuesday, the 14th inst., for the
    Erection of Three Four-roomed Bunga-
    GOO LINOLEUMS,RUGS, AXMIN- Top and tennis court. The lease has 5 years porch, verandah,porcelain bath and Box 552. Telephones 1040. 2279. lows at Miramar. Plans,etc., may be seen
    Lambton quay,.or writs to run, at £5 per week. Tariff, 10s per basin,usual conveniences. £1150. Then how oan a Garage, unlew equippei
    STiR
    , RIMUHALL RUNNER (7 yards) Floor, 212, G. TWISS. F.
    HASTEN ACCOUNTANCY PRO-
    with an up-to-date-plant, handle your at the officeof
    SIDEBOARD, DINING S. D. THOMSON,
    Kamahi, Lower Hutt.
    day. Takings averagefrom £35 to £40
    per week. This business cost the present NEWTOWN—SBuilding Sections,close
    to tram, £300to £400each, £1500 or
    128,FEATHERbTON STREET.
    GRESS. Repairs ?
    WE REPAIR IT—NOT MERELY FI3 PrivateSt.
    WHERE
    to Stay in CKristchurch.—
    Elmo Private Hotel. Superior
    WILLIAM FIELDING, F.N.Z.1.A.,
    Registered Architect.
    proprietor £1750some months ago, but Accommodation. 52, Worcester-
    TABLES. COAL CABINET, ART Ring 33m,Heretaunga. is willing to accept any reasonable offer, for the lot. . . . . IT. st., West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O.
    Evg. Post Buildings.
    .
    ' T"
    CURTVINS., PICTURES, CROCK- as he must sell in order to take over an- BUSINESS MEN'S HOMES. Choose WILLERTON STANDSFORSERVICE Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate 1
    TO HOME BUILDERS.
    ETT AND GLASSWARE, other business. This is an opportunity ' SATISFACTION. AND RELI- J" Murray. Proprietor. Tel. HE Mantelpiece and Home Fitting
    KERBS FRANK oS make the home beautiful.
    H^VDSOME RIMU BEDROOM seldom to be had; and we would advise ASHBOLT L.
    Within a few minutes' easy walk of Lamb- GILBY'S TRAINING, ABILITY. 872. Call and
    StiTE (of soecial design), DUCH- anyone looking for a business of this' kind CO.,
    ton
    AND
    quay, is a well-built and attrac- GILBY'S TRAINING! TFLPTFPvI 6o''0" f
    f° fi"^1?? MAN- 'I
    EPSE CHEST.CHESTOF DRAW-
    EES S. WOODEN'
    WTI*K MATTREPSES.
    CHEN UTENSILSAND EFFECTS.
    BEDSTEADS
    GOOD KillTTOTELS FOR SALE.
    to inspect at once.

    LAND DEPARTMENT, ' GOLDI^HA^INtBEfeT/^D*


    0
    15 and 16, KING'S CHAMBERS,
    tive Brick ResUonce of 9 rooms. The
    roomß are large and tastefully decor-
    ated and finished. The
    tains every modern convenience, »nd
    house con-
    "The Thorough Way to Success." _ Mplesworth and Aitken streets.
    Wellington.
    When in Trouble,Ring Telephone2169.
    IJiLPIECES at our factory.
    head expenses are low. We sell Our
    prices in town.
    FLANN AND
    Mantelpiece and FurnitureCOPP,LTD..
    over-
    at lowest
    -
    Palmerston North. Corner Willis and Willeston Streets. commands an excellent view of the Manufacturers
    harbour. The land is. 40 x 120, is 27a,Boulcott street. Tel. 1883.
    Also,
    6 LEGHORNPULLETS., HOTEL, near Wellington. Trade £130
    to" SIBO weekly; 4
    \ ■'.'....' ■ . . Instructors are praotical ac-
    lovel, and laid out in lawn and to countants. The course is kept up
    ■

    the minute in examination require-


    GILBY'S ASK FOR

    On the premises,
    easy terms.;
    years' lease;
    .
    low
    gj
    TTATAITAI—Two
    rental. £2000cash required, balance -»-i- and 6 rooms, gas, electric
    . .
    modern Houses
    porcelain baths,and all conveniences.
    of
    light,
    5 shrubs. Large garage with eleotrio
    light. Full particulars on applica- ments. The method is strictly individual-
    tion. ly helpful. The outcome is splendid re-
    MOTORISTS,NOTE! RED
    ED
    BAND
    ALE. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
    BAND
    ALE "DIVER
    Sand and Gravel .uoplied in
    GOWER ROAD, HERETAUNGA sults.
    (close to Camp road}. Price £1850 each. ("VUR Gaiajre it Up to Date, aD d w *■*> three-yard lot* or more by motor
    HOTEL, Taranaki. 4 years. Rent £7 CITY—Twonew WELLINGTON TERRACE. v can euarantee satisfactionfor AL] from White* Line Beach. , Bert Gravel
    O JOHNSTONAND CO. have re- trade £70. Cashrequired £1250-no Houses of 6 and 7 rooms, Call at the College, ring, or write Repairs. AT ALL HOTELS AND BOTTLE for Concretein; Hutt River. Parcek
    expense. 5g with every modern close 6-rd. Bungalow, in commanding position, The Director, Van to and from Wellington Daily.
    -»-<" ceived instructions from Mr. J to city. Immediateconvenience, "Jid mi excellent .order, c.1.,new p.e. First-claw Carsfor Hire. STORES.
    Burrell, who is leaving Wellington, to HOTEL. Wanganui. Trade £300 up
    sell on the premises, as above.
    On view morning of sale. wards weekly. Cash£2500.
    .
    and terms on application.
    possession. Price
    78 I shall be pleased to receive particulars
    of Properties for Sale. Have good buyers
    bath, caliphont, range, gas cooker; W. W. WADDILOVE, F.1.A., N.Z.,
    in fact, all modern conveniences. Liv-
    Jng-room 22 x 13. Large level sec-
    Gilby's College,
    James Smith's Buildings, Wellington
    . STANTON'S. LIMITED,
    Tel. 2240. Molesworth street.
    KING BROS.. :■; ..
    General Carrier*. Petona.
    Telephone 3773 (3 rinin).
    L. G. DOWDING, HOTEL. Hawkes Bay. Trade £250 waiting. tion, with,shed'at back suitable for Box 203.
    Auctioneer. Cash£1000. 82 ■ Personal inspection. garage. Price £2250; terms.
    P.O. Tel. 21-818. TIMBER, EX TRUCK OR YARD.
    MEAT!
    ■

    E. M. BOULTON, QUEEN'SCambridge-terrac*.
    MOTOR WORKS
    MEAT!
    DWAN BROS., 91. THE TERRACE.
    TONY HOMES, ENGINEERINGFOR BOYS— CARS STORED,CLEANED.
    :
    WANTED
    Terminus.)
    Known—City Cour-
    JT
    E in a Position to quote supplies
    tenay-pl., Wellington.Hotel, Tram W direct from
    (At our Mill and Town
    *re

    ACCESSORIES STOCKED. Finest brands of Wines and Yard. Prompt-delivery guaranteed. '
    rjpiOWNSEND AND PAUL, LIMITED, Tel. 2153. Opp. Welliniton Club. AND A UNIQUE OFFER. REPAIRS efficiently and promptl Spirits in stock. Speight's XXXX Dun-
    edin Beer always obtainable at the City goingwill
    It """
    piy you to consult us before
    ■re selling, at their Meat Market,
    OWNERSAND BROKERS. HARCOURT & CO.. executed.
    E. E. MOVES, Proprietor. Hotel. All trams arrive and depart close
    elsewhere.
    ,
    '

    HOMES THAT COUNT T AND AND ESTATE AGENTS, to the City' Hotel. Single bottles sold at STACEYAND CO..LTD
    ALLEN STREET, WELLINGTON.
    MANLEY & MEADOWS, Gentleman's Residence Auctioneers, and Sharebrokers. WHAT Boy but isn't fascinat-
    ed with the tempting pros-
    Telephone 20-867. Sawmilland Timber Merchants
    wholesale prioes at the City Bottle Store. Telephone 3592, 71, Thorndon quay.
    everymorning, at 10 o'clock.
    A.M.P. BUILDINGS, 32, HUNTER
    STREET. (Tel. 1107.) ofTHORNDON—
    10 rooms, built of totara, tiled roof,
    polished kauri interior, porcelain bath,
    Members of Wellington Land Agents' pects of an engineering profes-
    sion? Let Your Boy realise his
    PRIME BEEF Association,Wellington Stock Exchange, USED CARS FOR SALE.
    J. H. BETHUNE & CO., Members Wellington Land Agents' 4 wardrobes, electrio light, hot points,
    195,LAMBTON QUAY.
    ambition. Send him now to
    Bower's Engineering School. TITAXWELL, Model 25, 2-seater. ela
    "/"""(ARRARA"
    FIBROUS-PLASTPR
    UhisHelt qua?
    "* ?TO^
    PRIME MUTTON ■Association. level section. Price £4100;terms ar- trie light and starter, G SHEETS
    PRIME LAMB & LAND AGENTS, THE TERRACE ranged. Most glorious home in best Specialised individual instruction fl-*. s £125; Grai it, weight 151b periquare yard. PL4IN
    RSUGH
    PRIME PORK
    AND SMALL GOODS. »
    AUCTIONEERS
    154-156, Featherston street. (off)-Amidst beautiful 'ocality.
    homes, extremely well-built 7-rd. Re- KELBURN (Select Part)— 6 Rooms and
    in Electrical. Marine,Oil, Steam,
    Traction. Studentscoached for
    5-fieater, : cylinder, Falls
    light and starter, £125; Motor-Cycle ca
    engine, electr OR
    walls. Does
    F&JfljL
    away
    fo/ceHings^Vnd
    with wdod lining and
    Members Wellington Land Agents' Assn. sidence,together with every domestic kitchenette,dining-room 20 x 16, 9-pd.
    "~
    CITY. . Government Certificates,also City
    be taken m part payment; easy
    required. Spare Parts in stock for evei
    terms TO COMMERCIAL MEN AND USERB scrim-, vermin prpof; .will not burn; r«.
    .
    -
    Telephone 64. requirement, nearly i-acre,beautifully and Guild'sLondon Exams.. Pros- ducea fire risks; lower insurance ratis..
    laut out grounds with gorgeous view
    Marseilles roof, oriel windows,hall, two-story Residence, fitted with pectus free. Write car. Of
    porcelain bath, electrio light, large every modern applianoe, electric light, to-day. N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD ORNAMENTAL WORK A
    NURSING HOME over harbour and shipping, and with- caliphont, big section, two frontages; gas cooker,range, h. and c. water, SPECIALTY. '
    WELLINGTONSOUTH-4 Acres,in one n t6S Walk Lambton-qy. Price
    BOWER'S ENGINEERING Harris street. HIGH-CLASS PRINTED MATTER.
    ' e«nnmi"r Govt. mortgage. House built only 2£ linen press, situ-'ed in a very ESKS J!iiX ul' P«ticuiar«
    "A, NURSING HOME in rising Provin-
    vm Ccs'
    HUB, SALE. N?, rth Island-
    atv w%Excellent » oS6le*
    opportunity for a
    block, suitable for close subdivision, £3500. ierms.
    on tram line, near golf, links. Build-
    ings: 5-rd. dwelling and 12 fowl-
    houses. The only large block avail-
    THE TERRACE-Extremely well-built B- ORIENTAL
    rd. Residence, replete with all modern
    years. Price £2100.Charming home.,

    tram, no
    BAY—B Rooms, alongside
    climb, electrio light, porce-
    pantry,
    nandy position, 30 seconds from Wil-
    lis street; terms arranged. Price
    £2500. 9526
    SCHOOL.
    (Registered under Marine and
    Education Department since
    1915.)
    MOTOR SPARES. MOTOR SPARE!
    TUST Landed a Huge' Shipment of ne *
    TI7HEN you need Printing of
    T any description
    with despatch,
    THE CARRARA CEILING CtfMPAW.«
    ■
    " '. LTD.,
    ■
    on

    Riddiford-ttreat.- .
    ■ .
    application
    ■*-

    conveniences, well fires, etc.


    nurse with maternity and
    mg Apply, m first
    general train-'
    instance,by letter
    able within the city's inner area.
    Price £3200:easy.terms.
    £2365.Terms.
    101 HATAITAI (alongside tram)-Superior
    Price lain bath, caliphont, h. and o. water.
    Price £3000.Most artistically design- 5-rd. one-floorResidence,
    KILBIRNIE NORTH.
    fitted with every
    Room 132, Fletcher's Buildings,
    22, Custonjiouse-qy., Wellington.
    "Crown Wbc Drive
    Differentialand '. .-ansmission Gears,co-
    Shaft Pinion . THE EVENINGPOST GENERAL
    PRINTING DEPARTMENT n
    Tel. 24-040. - Inspection invited.
    for further particulars, to ' PAEKAKARIKI (Ames road and Beach 6-rd. Bungalow,'built of ed residence' in choice position. appliance, including electric light, gas ering 121 makes of American Cars. Ne
    first-classtim- MT. VICTORIA—New6-roomed Bunga- "P.O.Box 865. Telephone 1792. ready to fill your requirements at
    CONVALESCENCE,
    Care Charles Haines Advertising Aeencv
    frontages)—Modern Cottage, designed
    by architect, asbestos sheets' inside
    and outside walls, artistic living-; i
    .bers, hall panelled in walnut,Carrara
    beamed ceilings, and all possible re-
    quirements, large section. Price
    low, concrete foundations,
    hall, built-in wardrobes,airpit fire-
    places, c.1., hot points, porcelain bath,
    portico,
    cooker,
    section,
    r
    h
    ange,
    andy
    ed. Price £1450.
    h. and c. water; level
    to tram; ' terms arrang-
    9581
    (And at Auckland.)
    and Used
    cycle. '
    Spares for every car and moto
    N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD
    the lowest panibie cnarge. Ring
    Telephone
    3330,and aik (or Quota-
    GR.
    . .r. M'KAY, m'kay;
    Tinware' Manufacturer and Japanner,
    G R AI'KAV
    g: r; m-IaI:
    The Dalgety Building, Weffinttoa. room, 2 bedrooms, kitchenette, s leep- :
    ing porch, scullery, cupboards, furni- ' THORNDON (very handy
    £2200. Terms. caliphont. h. and c. water, concrete
    paths level section. Price £2500. A 5-rd.room, modern
    HATAITAI.
    Bungalow, fitted with bath-
    A
    ;
    SUCCESS Wellington, Auckland, Christchuich.
    tion;.
    8, Herbert street (oS Manners street).
    ture; land nearly i-acre, paths arid lUodern Residence,
    position)-
    6 large rooms, hav- h. and c. water, electric light, THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS
    Wellington, ..-.
    FOR SALE, flowerbeds. Price £800. ing 2 bay home that will satisfy the most fas- range, gas cooker, cupboards, pantry, "GROUNDING SUCCESS
    145 windows,Carraraceilings,
    HATAITAI. THE TERRACE (off)— Substantiallybuilt
    6-rd. House, having all modern ap- ?"
    ifl/UU "
    m home- : Price educed to HATAITAI—B
    lerms.
    tidiouß.
    Rooms, extra speoial
    linen press,
    Price £1375.
    etc.;
    . terms arranged.
    9499
    MISS ROWNTREE'S
    SHORTHAND AND
    SCHOOL
    TYPEWRIT-
    guarantees individual tuition and
    OF
    WE have just landed the latest thin
    in MOTOR CYCLES—the Bean
    Maker of all Classes of Sheet
    . Repairs qf all ■Descriptions.Metal. ' Work.*
    Dwelim7house, pointments, on a well-situated level KILBIRNIE .(Crawford-rd.)-Best part, build, conoret* foundations,conserva- MT. VICTORIA—7-rd. 2-story Residence,ING the ■ thorough grounding which leads to more Precision 4* h.p., spring frarm
    IVfODERN c 6 rooms, kit- I
    ■
    tory, large panelled hall, enamel bath, fitted with Ask your. Storekeeper
    nr°2 and ,! section,42ft x 135ft. Price £2250: on rise amidst superior bungalow every modern appliance, mechanical oil feed, all chain drive for M'Kay's Tin-,
    well le?cctthroughout;
    fitted ' v?randah,bathroom, suitable immediate possession. ' 143 dences, having a gorgeous view resi- over
    gas cooker, h. and c. water, plastered
    walls, summer-house, large section,
    situated handy to Wellington College -uccess in business.
    Resume MONDAY. 7th MAY. English. Motor Cycle of perfeotion. Th Ca T INNET BRAND
    "
    warti Steel Travelling Trunks, Hat
    for motor garage and basement, billiard room, or NEWTOWN—Land,35ft x 95ft together Evans and Lyall Bays, Pretty 5-rd. and Basin Reserve; in perfect order. Classes
    Principal—MlSS 'ROWNTREK,
    in and inspect. PARCEL TWINE. Boxes, Rubbish Bins, etc., etc.
    1-flobr Bungalow, with every modern concrete yard. (Travelled paths, garden Price £2300; terms arranged. 9516 -»-" ' For Warehouse,
    could contain 3 additional with a cottage of 3 rooms, THO3. H. OATES, Counteruse; also
    leaving for the South. rooms. Owner bathroom, and in tip-top order. and lawns. Prtep £?600. Must be MIRAMAR—5-rd Residence,standing io. WILl.f? STREET. WELLINGTON. all Belfast Twines. Italian Hei»p, Jute
    Possession immediately.
    Price £1800.Terms arranged.
    etc.; also stable and cartshed;a very
    £1100.
    convenience,
    suitable proßgrty for a carrier. Price ; i Price £1650;terms, and early posses- r.OWERHUTT-Tiled-roof Residence
    sion.
    spph to.be appreciated.

    of
    on i-acre of land, every possible ap-
    pliance, handy to wharf and
    p

    MISS E. CARR'S
    125, Willis street,
    Douglas and Harley. Agency. in stock. Lowest prices.
    R. L. BUTTON AND S&.,
    PETROUS CONCRETE
    TELES (Glazed)-The most hand-
    some, best, and cheapest Roof on the
    ROOFING
    127 I Consult gas-
    Over 150 buildings . covered
    3 rooms with nearly 1 acre land, con-

    ,
    J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. ROSENEATH—Good
    'v
    Building I us for
    Site, 45ft and Muritai Houses or Sections.
    123ft Tin, in a sunny position !
    Day's Bay, Rona Bay
    fining oorcelain bath,
    er, h. and c. water, motor [range.
    eas, gas cook-
    works. This property
    order. Price £1000;£100 cash re-
    is in first-class SCHOOL ")F SHORTHAND AND
    TYPEWRITING, AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 21 and 23, Farish street. Wellington. market.
    with these Tiles' in Otago during the past
    .154,Featherston street, i and *handy to proposed car terminus. quired. 9539 Stewart Dawson's Building. yeare, giving entire satisfaction.Ring

    JjTOR SALE, as a going concern, Large j! KELBURN Price £350. /TWIE PICK OF WELLINGTON
    PROPERTIES.
    Whouep <md other outbuilding?
    Pricp £2*oo. Tovely
    i PlTy_7.v^ House. 2 floors, hall,
    suburban home PETONE—6-rd. one-floorResidence,fit-
    ted with every possible appliance;
    —
    Principal Miss Whitbread -
    F.C.T.S. (Inc.). F.I.P.S. (Lond.).
    Edwards
    B^or^r* ds&DoDs
    3£
    write, or see us re the roofing, of your new
    house. We Bx the tiles and guarantee a
    EXTENSION-Well-built -*"
    IHORNDON (Sydney-st.)-8-rd. Resi- bath- handy position; in good order; sec- Individual Tuition in Shorthand, Type- brought us in a choice variety of USE] WANTED TO BUY, thoroughly weather-tight and satisfactory
    Up-to-Date Dining-room, Residence of 5 rooms, fitted with eve- room, linen nress. c.1.. gas h. writing., CARS.! We have some EXCEPTIOIv Made in grey, terra cotta red, and
    busiest i ry cony., c.1.. gas, caliphont, etc; dence, having 5 bedrooms, every mod- and c. 'vnter: large level
    cooker,
    section.
    tion
    terms.
    48 x 126. Price £850; easy
    Term commences
    and
    from
    Bookkeeping.
    date of ALLY GOODCARS in this dopartmen CJCRAP COPPER, BRASS, LEAD, 30b. non-fading green. :
    land 40ft i 130ft. Price £1550. 167 ern convenience, including electric Price JEWS. Cheap tiropertv. 9540 entry of PRICES WILL
    am^the
    1

    part of The Avenue,Wanganui. Owner light, porcelain bath and in se- pupil. SURPRIS: THE PETROUSTILE OX, LTD
    KELBURN—Two-story Residence,of 6 and cold water, etc. Housebasin,
    hot cluded oosition. and sheltered from HATAITAI—First-olass Family SACKS, AND SACKING.
    must sacrifice. For full particulars, rooms, fitted with h. and o. water splendid- the Drevailine winds. handy to car, absolutely no Home, 188, Seatounroad, Kilbirnie, and'rt
    ly .built and in thorough good order. 7 large rooms, in perfect climb; NEWTOWNSCHOOL. Dnnedin: Telephone, 25-098.
    gas, etc.; land, 35ft x 85ft. Price
    Within four minutes heart of the city r-l'TY— Two-story Residence of 9
    good tion 45 x 192,in lawn and garden. order; sec-
    STEVENS AND CO:,
    write 894, Evg. Poßt. £1400. 413 .P"B £250Q- Terms arranged. rooms, very central situation: level A DULT CLASSES Moneys, Wednes- electnc lights, detachable wheel
    213 A snip at terms Tel. 20-333. Abel Smithtt.
    LOWER. HUTT (Mellings)-Two good KELBURN-Splendid Residence of 61 seotion and upproaeh. containing hall,
    bathroom, linen cress, c.1.. h. nnr>c.
    £1900; arranged "£■*" days, and Fridaye, 7.30 to
    810£ All Classes 9. p e)7 S°°° tires, in 6rst-class ordei 132b, TIMBER.
    Btuldmg Sites cont<!.:.i.-." a>- a-ra o' rooms, closed-in sun norch. This water, asDhalt oaths. Price £1700 KARORl—Vacant catered for. None too back- BUICkVtOURING, ,5-seater,
    JjiOßWire SALE, Second-hand Railway Iron, 2 roods 38 perches, fenced,planted, house has every convenience, hot road,
    Section, on main ward, none too old. Individual attention. electri EX TRUCK OR YARD.
    Exceedingly well-built home. handy lights, nicely
    Rope, Pulleys, Iron for Con-
    and ready for building. Price £450 aoints, range., gas cookeri,porcelain c.1., v
    68ft x 132ft.
    ■
    to Council Chambers-
    Price £200; terms CORNEROF Note the Address: self-starter,
    good tires, in tip-top
    paintec
    anQHEAP TIMBER.
    have been tawmilling since 1873
    crete Work, and Engine, suitable
    for EKETAHUNA-147-acr-.
    having
    Mixed
    a carrying capacity of 30 cows'
    Farm
    184 bath and basin, well fire places, tel.,
    and extension.. In very
    recently painted
    best of order,
    M A T?ttv AfTVTVT?T? 4 QQ arranged.
    ISLAND BAY-2 Vacant
    7768 MTCTVant> RIDDIFORD
    STREETS. trial. Price £160. condition,
    SUNBEAM TOURING, 5-seater. electri MATAI, TOTAEA. RIMU WEinely
    (50 years), and, being still genu-
    engaged in the production of tim-
    launch. Tel. 20-333. Stevensand O, and papered. Splen- (N.Z. Insurance Buildings), Sections, 4 0ft lights, detach.-ble wire K ooi !
    x 117ft; m the business area. Price (Direct from Mills). ber, quote supplies direct from our OWN
    ?hef,P a" the
    .v 2° dwellings
    did view, good
    section,room for gar- tires, requires a coat of wheels,
    215,LAMBTON QUAY. '
    aI} y«ar. together
    132b, Abel Smith-st.,Wellington. . Price
    with.2
    £24 per acre.
    and outbuildings age. Price £2200. Terms arranged
    £300
    each; terms arranged.
    NGA.IO—Shop, suitable for general store.
    7767
    GW. YON ZEDLITZ (Parliament
    Corner),
    O.K. A cheap proposition. varnish,tire
    Call am I W. H. LONG AND CO., MILLS, as well as from our TOWN
    YARDS. Prompt delivery guaran-
    WANTED to Sell Cottage, contain-
    fo KARORI—S-rd.
    modern Bungalow all
    conveniences, c.]., hot and cold water,
    129
    5 living-rooms, with every possible And H. B. WATSON(16,
    appliance; also 5-rd. modern Bunga-
    " nave a demonstration. Price £250
    Aurora terrace), 24 TON TRUCK,,in tip-top orderNe, I 13-15.
    tires,
    Cuba-street, opposita Town Hall., teed. We carry one of the largest
    stocks of SEASONED TIMBER in
    rooms, PRIVATE TUITION. body and top in splendid con
    * ..'"& 4 bathroom,
    tee .ight. gas stove, and usual
    pantry elec-
    conveni-
    tel., etc., good level section, lies well
    to sun, handy to car. Price
    low, in first-class
    perty is 30 seconds from
    c ondition. This pro-
    a
    Languages and Mathematics. dition. Will take Brooklyn
    irear. A really cheap buy. We wi]
    hill in toi lUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED Rimu. WELLINGTON DOORSin Oregon and
    THREE-PLY in Oregon and
    ■"""'"■ «t'uued Damell-st.;possession to Deposit £325. Soldier's mortgage. £1325 HATAITAI. splendid opportunity for the station;right Preparation for Examinations,either j l/TUSICAL Instruments of every de- Cotton Wood.
    BUit; price £950; £200 deposit. Apply H. ERNEST be pleased to demonstrate. Price
    LEIGHTON, MT 6 (Lovely View.) person. Price £2200; easy terms. privately or in small classes. £300 i-Ti scription Bought, Sold,or Exchang- W. BOOTH
    Sawmillersand AND-CO., LTD.,
    \\TAAi\ED Sell, quick, cheap SCO OOP ■iV
    A UCTIONEER
    AGENT
    AND ESTATE VICTORIA-7-rd. House, with
    lery and washhouse, c.1., range, hot
    so" T/'ACANT, Modern Bungalow, compris-
    J ing entrance 5 rooms, compact KELBURN-r-6-rd. modern Bungalow,
    6787
    all
    MAGNUS " MOTORS.
    Wakefieldstreet!
    LTD ed. We are largest buyers of Old Jewel-
    lery, Antiques, Bags, Tools,Sporting Re
    Timber
    Constablestreet.Merchants,
    V_* Sncks,Rusticating 8 x I,' 12 x 2 and cold water, seas
    i
    porcelain kitchenette, hall, appliances, officesperfect, good level PRIVATE TUITION. quisites, Clothing, etc. Telephones 24-321, 24-452.
    and 12 k 3, Totara 4 x 2, 6 x (Member of Land Agents' Association), bath and basin/built cooker, washhouse, nicely fitted bath- See us first. Homes visited.
    6, Lining of heart timber room, pantry. linenpress, built-in oak section, absolutely no climb. Price T?NGLISH, French, German,Italian;
    J) loonng, Hot Water 182,FEATHERSTONSTREET, and in good order. Only 2 minutes Ej preparation for examinations. Mrs. ANCHOR EXCHANGE 4, LOAN CO
    Service,
    2 Shop Fronts, Windows,Doors, Stairl
    Tile Grates
    And at Lower Hutt.
    mirror wardrobe,electrio light and radi-
    from Courtenay-pl. Price £1500-de- ator points, 2 fireplaces, gas stove,
    cali-
    5Z2..0; terms arranged. 7702 L. Sommerville,M.A., 13, Upland-rd..
    JUST LANDED.
    131,Manners street. Tel. 22-776. ■'.' fpIMBER SUPPLIES.
    case, Slates,2 Flagpoles, 20 Chimney posit £400. Kelburn. , Also Auckland and Christchurch. Why double your labour. cost waiting
    68 phont. leadlight casement windows,sun T IMITED Number of
    Pots, Mantles, Iron. Huddart ' Parker KlLßlßNlE—Attractive Bungalow of 5 concrete paths. Price £1650; H. G. "MAJESTIC on green timber? Unseasoned timber de-
    Building, opp. G.P.O. rooms, hot and cold water, elec. light, S. GEOPGE NATHAN verandah, terms can be arranged. (Sole agents.) RUTTER & CO., YOU REQUIRE GLASSES?— year. Seasoned
    preciates your house 25 per cent in one
    pore, bath and basin,every conveni-
    AND CO., T AND
    Thorough Tuition of the'
    Get one for your Cycle, DO Most people do, but unfortunately guaranteed by
    timber at lowest rates,
    .
    IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
    ence, motor garage, two frontages.
    Pnoe £1450;
    ance arranged.
    terms £400 cash, bal- S George Naihan.l
    Members of-Wellington StockExchange.
    [C. E. Finch.
    ISLAND BAY BARGAIN.
    (£2OO Deposit.)
    AND ESTATE AGENTS.
    35. PANAMA STREET.
    PIANOFORTE. UKULELE
    MANDOLIN, AND
    7s 6d each, posted anywhere.
    the majority of thorn are not aware of the
    fact. Know the truth about your Eyes BROWNLEE. LTD.
    By ONCE—makean appointment, and
    To be only had from Wellingtonl! AT
    EVENING POST.
    HATAITAI (Hamilton road)—Desirable Sharebrokers. Auctioneers,
    6-rd. House, pore, bath and basin
    oahphont, el. light, two lawns,oon- Land a?d Estate
    105, Customhouse
    Insurance,and stores,
    Aeents,
    quay, Wellington.
    Situatedon level,very handy to trams,
    a very
    school and beach,we have for sale
    comfortable, solidly built, one- WALLACE-ST. (off)—s Rooms, floor, o ne
    MISS JEAN TURNER
    And
    Leading Cycle Depot. we will examine your eyes, diagnose your TelS
    case, and, if necessary, fit Glasses.Don't
    let the matter drift—DOIT NOW'
    T^,^r 'gILBIB^; tS

    orete paths, eto. Price £1750; terms floor Residence, having living-room 22 x m3dern conveniences,including MR. L. O. WALKER (Violin) Hurry up.
    A DVERTISERS are asked tohave their about £500 cash, balance arranged 13, bedrooms 18 x 12. 15 x 12, and 12 83. Kent terrace. MORRISONAND GILBERD WINDOW FRAMES AND
    wardrobes, linen press, and cupboards, The Eye People,
    "^-*- Notices in this office as early as KARORI
    possible each morning, and it is particu-
    ROAD (handy to Botanical "1/jTIRAMAR—S
    Gardens)—Convenientone-story 6-rd , ""■*-, B-l-F outbuildings, i-acre.
    Rooms, hot water, bath, x 12, kitchen 15 x 11, bathroom,
    £1000- house, water, 2 verandahs, electric light,
    wash-
    hot
    concrete
    terms
    yard
    £300cash.
    and paths. Price £1150; F. J. W. FEAR AND CO.,
    ■

    103, Customhouse quay, Wellington.


    Manufactured by.
    House, elec. light, gas, poro. bath - j deposit £100. and cold gas stove, and conveni- WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR PRE- 65, Willis atre«t. Wellington, BRISCOEAND COMPANY,
    '.arly requested that Advertisements for and basin, hot and cold water, all ences. The large level section is
    THORNDON-Substantial
    rooms, Residence,7 VENTION OF CRUELTY TO LIMITED.
    conveniences; good seotion,concrete HATAITAI—S Rooms,hot water, bath laid out, with concrete paths,
    the SATURDAY'S paper be handed
    the previous day whenever possible. Thi
    in paths. Pnoe £1650;terms £600cash,
    balance arranged.
    wardrobes, c.1., garden. £1550.
    KARORl—Soldier's Bungalow, 5 rooms, lington
    garden, fowl run. Owner leaving
    will accept £1150for quick sale.
    beautifully
    lawns,good
    Wel- corner _all conveniences, electric
    "gat, hot water, etc., valuable level
    x
    section, motor100gaxage.
    51 ft, fronting
    ANIMALS.
    Publio are earnestly requested to
    Telephone 976.
    The StandardWallinp
    PABCO WALL BOARDS.
    Suitablefor all classes of buildings.
    Inquiries invited.
    insertion of those arriving later than" 10.30 WELLINGTON
    a.m. on Saturday cannot be guaranteed 14-rd. House,TERRACE
    —Desirable
    2 bathrooms,lava- ■S?" c■'""■ wasWiouso,copper, tubs. (Solo AgentjS.)
    £1350.
    S?cJii "neterms
    ±4600; ' lareearranged ■
    Price
    (3775)THE communicate any act of cruelty that
    comes under their notioe. Offioe, 105 ! _ >IG MOTOR-CYCLE BARGAINS.
    X, 1919 model; Clyno, 5-6 h.p. 3-
    speed;
    The StandardPaints,
    PABCO, P and B. H. R.VILE
    KELBURN
    that day. tones, elec. light, every possible con-
    venience, all large and sunny rooms; LOWER HUTT-Near station. 4
    KILBIRNIE EAST VICINITY. 6 rooms, one
    (Grove-rd.)-Sound Bungalow, Customhouse-quay; Telephone 810; P.O* Rudge,
    floor,gas. c.1.,hot water Box 195; Secretary, A. M. Anderson; ' James, 2i,
    3A, 3-epeed; genuine Harley-
    lightweight; The Standard
    P. and B.Felts, (Late E. W. Mills), "
    BLUNDELL BROS.,LTD., Easy terms, with £200 deposit.)
    -
    i
    good section, easyaccess. Price £5150
    "
    bathroom,. scullery, h. and c. Rooms,water and caliphont'; la.nd x Davidson Coach-built Side-car, other Side- The Standard Floorings,
    The Evening Post "
    Immediate possession, NEW BUNGA- service 40 140ft, Inspector, Capt. J. Henry. 1
    HARD.
    terms about £2000
    cash, balance ar-
    ranged. At present in two large flats. PETONE—4
    gas, outbuildings; £750;deposit
    £175! LOW, containing hall, 5
    Rooms,bathroom,scullery large rooms, well appointed bathroom, INVESTMENT
    exceptionally
    mes garden, etc. Price £21G0;.
    4250 cash;immediate possession. (5341)
    terms cars,
    Bought
    from
    and
    £5:
    Exchanged.
    ea*y terms. Motors ■
    Spares and Ac-
    ' PABCOLIN,
    MALTHOID. IMPORTER BUILDERS
    WARE,
    . 61, Cubastreet (next' James Smith*).
    , gaß cooker,washhouse, SOCIETYFOR PROTECTION OF oeMonea of every make.
    A RjiillMJEß ' 10 THE GENERAL
    PUBLIC. WA^HVa'TN^vtc&fic. -
    TORY SITES-Severai desirable large
    . terms. ' workshop; £750;
    copper, tubs! I compact kitchen, laundry, pantry, and
    very easy
    J linenpress, Carrara ceilings,
    ment windows, expensive tiled well fire-
    leadlight case-
    conveniences;
    PROPERTY—Six sub-
    stantial Houses,each 6 rooms and
    rents £8 10s per week.
    WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
    .
    N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD.,
    Harris street.
    AUBREY GUALTER AND CO.
    Chief Agents,
    Featherston atroet, Wellington.
    Good Buildings deserve Good Hardware.
    SYMOJvS'NAqSBAUM will pay the
    Hignest Prices for Left-off Suits,
    Warehouse Freeholds,in best business
    including 3-story brick build- PETONE-4 places with oak
    overmantels, tastefully
    Pnoo £6000. Valuable land in heart
    THE Secretary will be in attendance at
    the Rooms.
    149-151,
    light throughout, large'
    localities, Rooms, bath, gas cooker papered, of City. Bridge's Buildinm, 118
    Dress and Dinner Suits.Ladies' Apparel
    B^ots. etc., Cameras, Musical
    ing of big capacity, well lighted, ex-
    ceptionally good handling facilities
    washhouse, copper, tubs; £600; terms. Championelectric gas range, and every labour- THE TERRACE (Off)-8-roomed Substan- MORNINGS,on TUESDAYand FRIDAY
    Willis-street, £2 15«. "' £2 15s. £2 ife. W. A. CHOTE, LTD.,
    mi-ni- of any description, and Jewellery
    of My '.:;nd. Getmy price beforesellinc
    r?'e:>none 22-668
    Instru-
    .
    for goods; also a largo and fully JOHNSONVILLE-Near
    equipped brick factory.
    genuine purchasers only.
    and coots., large
    Details to "" posit' illoo.
    station. 4 rooms saving requirement. Land.4o x 136 (con-
    crete paths)).
    section; £550; de- handy trains. Prioe Indeal sunny
    £1295. Government
    location
    stantial Residence,modern conveni-
    ences, land 50 x 90ft, commanding
    view of) harbour. Price £2400; terms Telephone 770.
    from 10 to 12,30.
    All communication* strictly confidential
    TYRES. TYRES.
    Guaranteed. Guaranteed. Guaranteed.
    TYRES. wBBE i^ijfflggJiilg. ... FARISH STREET. TELEPHONE 763.
    , AGENTS

    J
    \'-. " vdriress: 63,
    ■
    COURTENAY-PL. LOWER
    "WOODWARD. late Pigio¥
    HUTT-^entleman's superior
    two-story Residence,containing 10
    rooms and every convenience,
    besides HORACE BAKER. LTD.,
    mortgage if required. (Sole Agents.)
    (For particulars after 6 p.m., ring
    private telephone.)
    21-785
    '
    £400 cash.
    ROSENATH-5 Rooms, one floor, in
    good order throughout,
    (5098)
    i-acro free- ANTED KNOWN.
    fpOetc.Fit Save
    30 x'3J.
    30 x .
    34. PROPERTY
    A
    rapidly depreciate, in Wilson's (N.Z.) Portland Cement,Ltd.—
    value through the ravages of the
    Wood Borer. A scientificmethod of
    "The Cementthat has stood. the test
    of time." "
    --" Vil:iarn-S,t. I?"' Skating Rink)) fine entrance hall, coat and telephone hold land. Price only £825; terms Fords, Chevrolets,Overland, troying the pest is now available. Itdes-is "JAEGER" ConcreteMixers—the Best
    -J-

    y«r of Ladies , Gent's,and Child- 233,LAMBTON QUAY. while you can be-
    C;i .."

    ."ft-off Clotning. Letters receive


    lobby, dressing-room, verandah and THORNDON. £150cash. All kinds of Cemetery Work executed. fore -*" the rise in money price.
    ■ called -. . ■
    on the Mf.rket.
    re:: balcony, washhouse,
    servery, pantry Granite and Marble Curbs,Reinforced
    p "mpi attention. Tel. 21-243.
    ■"

    iVp".KIS BRICKMAN pays highest


    men's room, workroom, eto.; over 3
    of an acre of level land, laid out in and
    Gentleman's Superior Soundly
    Ed Residence,spacious entranceConstruDt.
    2 large reception rooms, vestibule
    FOR SALE, SECTIONS. ConcreteWalls. Direct Importer Granita ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER LEFT. BLADE'S PATENT GAS PROCESS.
    and Marble Memorials. A
    WHITE " Atlas Cement, Hydraulic
    Lime, White' Lime;' Carbonateof
    single room, a complete building or Lime,Firo Clay Goods,Pots, Pipes, etc.,
    j_'.J- prices for Left-off Clothing, Suits
    jewellery, and Musical Instru-
    tennis court, lawns,orchard, flower
    and vegetable garden. Price £3500- TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. room, kitchen, scullery, and laundry 4- T>AREMATA
    breakfast, EXTENSION,
    ■*- uated about half-milefrom the Pare-
    No. 2. Sit-- H. GLOVER,
    Monumental Sculptor, 59, Kent-terrac*. SUTHERLAND AND RANKINE,
    article of furniture can be successfully etc.
    treated. It costs nothing to
    ' . .
    Boots,
    nr»nt?. Ring telephone 21-261,or send
    place.
    ---terms about £1500oash, balance
    ranged. ar- large bedroomß, each having wardrobes,!mata Railway
    splendid bathroom,fitted throughout with
    seotion has paths and propertyGate Golden Station,and adjoins the
    Property. This well-known
    Telechone 21-788. Agents Vulcan Truck, Indian Motor- information, with an inspection obtain full
    of your HENRY HOPE AND
    SONS, LTD.,
    to 55. Cashby return LOWER Birmingham, .
    Courtenay FOR LEASE, every convenience, property.
    cycles.
    mai^__ HUTT—New,oosy House of 3
    rooms and conveniences, inoluding lawns. Trice £2600.Cashrequired about commands a wonderfulview of Mercer street. The process is unrivalled in eradicating
    RS. MIET still is CashBuyer' (bii» the Pahautanui Bay and the Cook Straits, T\URING the war and after I
    ■*-r celled through shortage of was com- Bugs, Fleas, Weevils, Moths,
    M "v small lots), Ladies' and Gent?
    Wardrobes,Left-off Clothing of all de-
    a
    bathroom, Shacklock range,tiled fire IN FRUIT EXCHANGE
    places, etc. Price £600; terms about
    half cash. Blair and Allen streets.
    BUILDINGS,
    £450. (Sole Agents.)
    CITY.
    and is_ within easy distance of safe bathing
    for children and adults. Paremata is not- and labour to refuseorders. I now make
    material Rats, and Mice. . 1
    safe, thorough, and prompt.
    Spiders
    STEEL CASEMENTS
    TAGE WINDOWS.
    AND COT-
    ed for its safe anchorage for boats; also and stock all classes of ranges, including All work H. W. JOHNS-MANVHiLE CO.,
    soriptions. Boots, Portmanteaus,Trunki, LOWER HUTT—2J acres of flat level (Most SelectResidential Part.) good fishing and shooting. A number of [ the well-known Scott Bros.' Christchurch
    Splendid one-floorResidence,7 rooms these Sectionshave already been sold; IS'ew Record,New Atlas, and Empress, MOTORISTSCUT YOUR TIRE COSTS. Write, Call, Telephone To-day.
    Chest of Tools; best prioes. Address, or New York,
    land,, large frontage, 4-rd. House
    125, Vivian-at. Tel. 21-760.
    EWELLERY, Diamonds. Musical In-
    needing some repairs. Price
    terms arranged. £1350 -
    "TTALUABLE WAREHOUSE SPACE includinglarge sitting-room,
    ' V up-to-date approximately 4000 feet, with suite and power point range and gas electric light'
    cooker'
    early inspection invited; terms arranged. High Pressure Boiler,with heavy fittings, !
    Apply BROWN BROS., On the Ground. also Shacklock's O rion.
    BLADE'S PATENT GASFUMIGATING REGAL AND PILOT ROOFINGS
    DAMPCOURSE,PAINT, ETC. '
    siruments. Goodsof all descriptions LOWER HUTT—Modern 5-rd. House of Officesand all conveni- porcelain bath, 6,built-in wardrobes, and Tho Redwell Fire is holding its own
    18, Grey street.
    bought, sold, exchanged. Large stocks pore, bath and basin, hot and
    cold ences. firm A rare opportunity for an enter- oupboards. GoodBized level section" well against any imported line. The H.P. HERE|S
    a snip that will mean a big
    water, all conveniences; good section. prisingvery to secure valuable premises planted with lawns and garden, imme- saving, P.O.Box 1194. Telephpone2522.
    jewellery. Money to lend on anything. Boiler in copper is everlasting, and is
    "BRICKTOR," BRICK BONDING,
    M. Deckston, 57, Manners-st.. next New Price £1050; terms about £300 cash in a busy centre. diate possession. Price £2250;terms. guaranteed for wear and quick service.
    balance arranged. SPECIAL OFFER!
    Zealander Hotel. LOWERHUTT-Convenient 7-rd House Goodlease,moderate rental. LAERY AND CO.,LTD., I ALSOsco the New Hot Fire; it is sup-
    plying
    ___^__

    a
    WANTED Sell, Solid Oak Bedroom
    Suite, 4 pieces, oval mirror, extra bathroom,hot and. cold water lava
    tory basin,scullery, pantry,
    HAVE FOR LEASE— long-felt
    liles, best English makes.
    want. Full stocks of MICHELIN CABLE
    935 x 135,usually sold at £14
    CORDCOVERS,
    10s 6d. TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERB
    'JAMES W. JACK,
    large wardrobe,for £30; and Rimu Bed- two sides; nearly half anverandah THOMSON, BROWN, AND J. M. REID, 139, Willis street. 39, Panama street. Wellington.
    room Suitesfrom £18. Abo Furniture ground, laid out in lawns,garden, eto acre of Full particular!,
    EAST, LTD.,
    TOP FLAT, comprising 8000 feet, in
    Allen street. For rental apply
    OUR PRICE £10 10s NET CASH.
    For Two Weeks Only.
    FIBROUS PLASTER BOARD.
    stocks of well-seasoned GRAN-
    made to ordor at our Factory, at oheapest
    prices in town; inspection invited to our
    PirlC<l fs«?>ulck .Ea ovi £16°0; terras
    about £550cash, * 1
    *
    arranWX WILLIAMS & CO., LTD., | LAERY AND CO., LTD.,
    Ulcer,
    » be cured. Varexandmethod Bad Legs can
    of treat- LARGE ILITE Fibrous Plaster Sheets in plain
    Showroom.Open till 9 p.m. Friday. S. FARMS-A. eplendidbalance
    rough cast, ice flow, and Arctic, for Ceil-
    K. Murray and Co., Duon-et.,opp. T« and Dairy Faims. DetsUa on «ml£
    eele^on
    of ah'eep RUCTION ARCADE, 15, GREY STREET. | Merchants, A llen street.
    ment never fails when properly applied.
    Worst caao stays cured. Krnett Healey, A.B.C. MOTORS (N.Z.), LTD., ings and Walls, Cornices and Cover
    Moulds, also Tiled Sheetsfor Bathroom, br
    Printed and published tor bLOKDtu, Bins r"
    Lodis PnocToa Bldkobix, of jj! Th« r,ii
    Aro House. TeL 22-804. 19, Cpuxtonay piice. . Ofioai Tel. U4O. FrivWs TeL 31-785, Chemirt, *<«t°n. Local Agent, Nurse 127, Lambton quay, Wellington. tux,Wellington, prtrter >sd publuher.
    Wooleott,80, Cuba-.t.,oppf B Oy.l Oak Register*! Offlre of th. Cbmp»n7 itun
    etc.
    *J?tCnS?~ l¥}' A, d r^l- WluK
    ---629. Offioe—l6. Fanih dd.ai street. Tel. 763.
    6 Tel. 24-
    . Friday, August 3, 1923.'

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