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ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISERS are request d to have their Advertisements in the Office uoi later than 10.30 a.m. each day. li received after that time insertion cannoi be truaranteed for that day's issue. Do not send original references with ipplications for positions Copies only. Nom-de-plume addresses care of General Host Office cannot be accepted. The Proprietors ot the "Evening Post do not hold themselves responsible foi non-insertion of any advertisement through accident or from other causes or for errors in the publication of an adver tisement. STOP PRESS » SOUTHLAND RACES. ' ", Flying Handicap.—l-1 ToroKoura 1, 2-2 Rodeur 2, 3-3 Top Row 3. Scr.: Second Innings, ] Sailing Lady. STRATFORD RACES. Hack Cup.—s Eastern Heir 1, 6 Warhap 2, 4 Gold Glare 3. Scr.: Te Morehu, Screen Star, Verey J Lights. ' | AUCKLAND RACES. Nathan Memorial Handicap.—3 ■ Valamito 1, 2 Paddy the Rip 2, 1 Homily 3. Scr.: Mazir, Dictate, j] Knight of Australia.—P.A. • HAWKE'S BAY RACES. ~] Matapiro Flying Handicap, g7i Red Witch 1, 6 Morning Flight 2, '} • 7 Hunting Royal 3. Scr.: Diana, } c . Tertrix, Royal Spades, Royal Ace. J 3MARTON RACES, J Wairoma Hack Handicap.—l Rul- I.) ing Spi 1, 7 Donegal 2,3 Thrasos 3, CRICKET... At 2.15 p.m. the Canterbury Suburban Cricket' Association representative team in the second innings of its match with the Hutt Valley Cricket Association was ali , out for 197 runs. The Hutt teani < had scored 71 runs for the loss of three wickets at 3 p.m. jgj DEATH IN HOSPITAL. . j Hokitika. —On New Year's Evei at 10 o'clock, Albert David George Edwards, a locomotive driver, wa^ knocked down by a motor-car ; driven by F. Pascoe, of Hokitika. Edwards received severe injuries to the head and neck and legs. He was admitted to the Westland Hospital and' died there on Sunday, afternoon. He leaves a widow and ia grown-up family. He was 62 a yearjs old. —P.A. '__ ' j PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HARCOURT AND CO. i JVS Harcourt G. 8 Harcourt LAND AND ESTATE AGENT*. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS 1888 1938 AFTER 50 YEARS OK SERVICE to cbe Public we take this opportunity to extend to all the COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEA SON and our best wishes for a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Our Address— "HARCOURT CHAMBERS." • 1904 saw the erection ot the Firm's Premises at the corner of Lambton Quay and Panama Street. 1929 the building was rearranged, but the Firm still occupier the— GROUND FLOOR, 41 PANAMA STREET. NOW THE REAL ESTATE CENTRE OF WELLINGTON Our experience gained through long service to the public is at your disposal. OUR TELEPHONE NUMbBERS--44-017. 44-018. v RENTS COLLECTED ESTATES MANAGED HOUSES. SHOPS, AND OFFICES LET OR LEASED. SALES OF ALL CLASSES OF CITY, AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY, FARMS. AND STATION PROPERTIES. AND BUSINESSES. VALUATIONS MADE. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED THE REAL ESTATE AUCTION ROOMS The centre ot many successful sales in the history of Wellington. Publishers ot the "REGISTER" and PROPERTY INVESTORS' GUIDE. Postal Address: P.O. Box 15L Telephones: 44-017; 44-018. Telegrams and Cables: HARCOURTCO. WELLINGTON. LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. VACANT— 5 Rooms, kitchenette, Bunga . low, beautifully fitted interior, section* facing sun, room for garage, handy train and bus. PRICE £1250. VACANT—Bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette, built two years, nice section, room for motor driveway. A snip. PRICE £1025. MIRAMAR. MIRAMAR. All-electric Bungalow, 5 rooms and kitchenette, sheltered, handy position. PRICE £1400. DEPOSIT £200 KILBIRNIE. KILBIRNIE All-electric Villa on tram route, flat section, nice view, a very neat little home; possession end of January. PRICE £1200. SEATOUN. SEATOUN VACANT—Roughcast Bungalow, 5 rooms, sheltered, sunny position, extra large living rooms. PRICE £1350. PAEKAKARIE3. PAEKAKARIKI COTTAGE of 2 rooms with open verandah, new Dover stove, water laid on. section measures 75ft x 109 ft. PRICE £350 on terms or £315 cash. J. H. BETHUNE & CO, AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS Members of Real Estate Institute, Chief Agents Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.. Corner Featherston arid Brandon Streets. Telephones 42-064 and 42-065.