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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 484, 17 April 1909, Page 16

HOTELS FOR SALE. HOTELS FOR SALE. NORTH ISLAND'. '. HOTEL.-C 1 years' loaso.Tont £$, trade £125. Price £5000. ' 20 EOTEL.-2i years' Icaso, rent £i 10s., trade £70. Price £1600. . 14 HOTEL;— 3 years' lease, rent £5, trade £50. Prico £2000.. 15 , HOTEL.—3} years' lease, rent £12 10s., trade £160. Prico JttOOO. ■ , . 18 HOTEL.-31 years* lease, rent £3, trado £25. Prico £1000. ■ ;■ . , ■ :. 33 HOTEL.—S years' leaso, trade £GB. ■ Price. £2700.. ' V . • 17 HOTEL.—Ii years' lease, rent £13, trade £150. Price £3500. 19 , HOTEL.-j-S years' lease, rent £2 10s., trade £25. Price £700. ' 43 HOTEL.—3I years' leaso, rent £2 10s., trade £45. Price £1050. 31 HOTEL.—fi yews' leaso, rent £7, trade £GO. Prico £3100. :Over 40 Hotels to choose from. Inspection u invited. < JAS. SPIERS FREEMAN, DANNEVIRKE, H.B. ■ CIIS7 COUNTRY HOTEL TO LEASE IN-EISING DISTRICT. FOR SALE, n Country Hotel, with about 50 acres of land -attached. To leaso at £3 per week. Trade £40. -The hotel is situated in the Wairaiapa clectorate t in the cintre of a very large number of stationa ; which nro being out up, and closer eoltlemeat is gradually going on. Large numbers of men are now engaged on road contracting within a few hundred yard 9 of the' door. Frca houso for everything. Price £650. To a suitable person with £250 cash u-o will advance the balance, leaving a frco house.' Dwan Bros., Willie Street, Wellington. ' G784 SMALL COUNTRY HOTEL FOR SALE. WE require a Tenant for a Small Country , Hotel in a rising district, with good proepeots. l'ivo years' lease. Rent. £3. Price for leaso and lurniturc, £700. Wp will advance <t v very considerable amount of the purchase moaoy. Free house. Trade-about £30 to £40 weekly. Dwan Bros, Willis' Street, Wellington. ' • - C7BJ. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ' 1 r\4 r ACRLS, 1 milo from Marton, out of XU'xu the best and most beautiful properties in Uangitikei, all level aud ploughable, M virgin soil, and currying in present state upwaids ol JOflO blieej), cattle, and horses; 13 paddocks, 13-roomed houbc, good outbuildings, lodgenouae, etc.; veil uatored by springs &nd 'dams. It lias tlirco road froutagee, and would cut up to goud advantage for dairying or general 'purposes, and is within 1} miles of'» cheese tactory. Tho property is known, a* "Warleigh," btands high and commands a magnificent view of. tho eea and Eurrounding cotfnk try to Kapiti and Maua, distant towns.'moan-. tains, and raages. Farms farther from Marton.' in same direction have keen cut up and sold in smaller nreas for residential purposes at largo prices. Tho climate in aud about Marton is very good land healthy, end the property itsolt is much like a Qorao 2-art, Nfitivo growth, interspersed with grass, etc. An ideal ' site for n Sanatorium or for a man of means. Pressure has often -been used to induce the owner to cut the property up for residential and other purposes, but ho has refused all offers' in that direction. It has been in , the hands of tho original owner for about fifty vears, and ho has exorcised the'greatest care in making and keeping it in pood repair, and *at tho same time laying it off in accordance with his Homeland views. It prac'ically joia; (lie Borough of Marton, and contains some of • tho finest residential sites in tho district. The selling price U £23 per », on term* to be airanged, stock at valuation, nr negotiations would be entertained for an exchange at pncoa and terms to bo' arroneed. Marton is tho County town of Rnnpitikot :ounly, and ono of tho most progressive towns in tho North Island. It is aiso the Junction iof tho North Island Main Trunk , Railway ., It is 460 feet abovo sea l«vsl. contains a large Preparatory Boarding School for Boys and one for Girls, High and Technical Schools, and bor ing 60 central will in time bpcomo tho largest manufacturing aud distributing contro in the Island. OS9 Our April Land Guido is now ruidy for issue, and will bo cent free to any addross on application. , ' J. HARRIS AND SON, LAND AGENTS, MARTON AND MARTON JUNCTION.