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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 970, 10 November 1910, Page 10

BUSINESSES AND PARTNERSHIPS. FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE. GROCERY STORE. have had placed in our hands for ■ Sale, a First-class . Grocery Store, situated in one of the principal suburbs of Wellington, which caters for a very large district. Attached to the store is a dwelling-house of six rooms. The stock will be sold at valuation. Full particulars may be obtained from LAERY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, ALLEN STREET, '' WELLINGTON. BOARDINGHOUSE. FOR. SALE, 50-roomed House, situated heart of city. Well established, and always full. Good business for capable man. Price as a going concern, .£BOO. ApplyLONGMORE AND CO., Bank of N.S. Wales Chambers, .324 LAMBTON QUAY. ■ TO MANUFACTURERS AND SPECULATORS. J7IOR Sale, £ Acre Corner Block, •"- Chnstchurch, containing Brick Factory of about 4000 square feet besides other buildings, latter all let, and situated midway between railway and G.P.O. Frontage 165 ft. Price, ,£42 per foot. Adjoining owners asking ,£4O for vacant land. ■' ■ ■ Further particulars from Sole Agents, N.Z. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 187 MANCHESTER. STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. LIVERY STABILES. (TJ.OOD position, no opposition, 2 gigs, *■* 2 horses, wagonette, harness and sundries, 3.V years' lease, low rent. Owner's equity in good freehold house and plant at stables, only .£275. ieiN0 ATLIPF LAND AGENCT"ORUIT (wholesale and retail) and Con- -"- ' fectionery Business FOE SALE. Best. position in main street' of most progressive town in North Island. East Coast. Winter trale averages ,£2B per week; double this in summer. Purchaser shown how to increase business to twicethese dimensions. Price, .£l5O, inclusive of large stock and fittings. Solo cause of sale, illness of wife. , Apply "MUST SELL," "Dominion" Office. TgTJTCHEKY Business For Sale or •*-* Lease. The largest and Best Butchery Business between Wellington and Auckland; 2 splendid shops; first-class plant, worth over .£1000; new 8 h.p. gas engine; i nice dwelling rooms attached; can be leased as a going concern; only £250 cash required. Full particulars, apply SPENCE AND CO., Laud Agents, Dannerirke.

PLUMBERS AND TINSMITHS. mo LET. the old-established Plumbing •a- and Tinsmith premises (including tools, etc.), in Geor K o Street,. Palmerston .V; good opportunity for anyone starting in business. Apply . •. :.W. RAWLINS, ■ Palmerston N. HOTELS FOR SALE. pORvSALE OR EXCHANGE, Country •H- u Hotel. 6pleodid chance for a family takings .EiO to JCCO per week; oxponses low. Will sell with 6iuall amount of cash, or' Exchange for good town property or dairy farm, 60 to 100 acres, Apply LEWIS AND CO., Band Acents. Waneanni. 15 PER CENT. . 15 PER CENT 15 PER CENT. TSOARDINGHOUSE Property for Sale ■O showing 15 per cent, per annum! will let on long lease. Equity j>450..Th0 lease and furniture can also be bought at a reasonable price. Vendor would consider Exchange for unencumbered Cottage, preferably Palmerston North Apply early to Barraud and -Abraham' Ltd.. Palmerston North and .Feildinn. ' ■OLACKSMITH'S . AND WHEEL•B ..WRIGHT'S.BUSINESS, in thrivini Hawke.s Bay Township; i-acro Freehold splendid stand, with large shop, 40 x 35 and paint shop 20 x 16. Business can be run with one assistant; largo turnover; good implement agenoies. PRICE, for Freehold, £550. Stock and tools at valuation, about i£lso. Or would give Lease at 255. per week. . Full particulars from CAMPBELL, THOMSON, AMD CO., . WARD STREET, DANNEVIRKE. WOR SALE, as a Going Concern, Ge'n- -"- eral Stbrekeeping Business in Nelson. The. land has a frontage of 36ft. to Hardy Street by a depth of 140, also ,10ft. right-of-way. The large General Store contains 6 rooms, with brick and iron walls. Main Shop and 3 large rooms on ground floor and the upstairs contains 3 large rooms suitable for Meotings, etc. There are also Stable, Kerosene Store, Trapshed, etc. The whole to bo sold. as a going concern with Stock, Horse and Wagon, Bicycle, 2 Safes, Scales and other plant. The above is situated in one of the best positions . in the town, and is doing a good sound business.. All the Buildings are in excellent, condition. Apply F. and D. Edwards, Nelson. "OOR SALE-Livery and Bait Stables, -»- in good prosperous town. Up-to-date plant, comprising the following 40 good horses (saddle and harness), ' 5 landaus, 8 gigs (3, Tubber-tyred) 4 Wgifis, lorry, brakes, drag, etc.; all harness complete, horse-covers, rugs, lamps, etc.; lease has 4 years to run; low rental; 2 good paddookej total area 30 acres; turnover .£4OOO. a year. Price for tho lot as a going concern ,£I6OO. Good terms to a good man. For further particulars apply sharp to Peter Tulloch, Stock Land, and Estate Agent, Main Street' Pahiatua. '

THE SUNNY NORTH. QHEEP and Cattle Farm, £i 10s per £J acre; 550 first-class limestone'land; 490 acres in English grass; 40 acres felled bush this season; 20 acres shelter bush; ring fenced and subdivided into C paddocks; all fences 7 wires, with totara posts and riniu battens; house of 4 rooms 28 i 32, bathroom, dairy, cowshed, harness room, good sheep yards, etc.; wintered this year 500 breeding, ewes, 400 hoggets, 30 cows with calves, and 8 horses The house is connected by telephone with Auckland. O.K.P. leaseat 15s. per acre; can be made.freehold at any time. Yearly rental £1G per year. Terms about £1000 cash; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. One of the cheapest properties in the Auckland district. DAVID KAY, LAN£ AGENT. VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. OQO ACKES, 8$ miles from Inglewood, &UO 3J from creamery, and 2 from school; level and undulating country; 40 acres'stumped; 14 paddocks, 7-roonied house; IG-bail cowshed, cart and othor sheds, separator house', etc., etc. Property will winter, and do well 100 cattle 100 sheep, and 0 horses, so must be a bargain at j>ll 10s. per acre. Only j>3oo cash. Good reasons for selling. Owner would exchange for smaller property Kquity about £750. Apply sharp. mi Send lor free copy of our October Guido. J. HARRIS AMD SOWS, MABTON AND MAETON. JUNCTION. npHE Results obtained by Advertisers JL in the Classified Columns of "T[ lo Dominion " are such as to confirm thoir belief that the paper has a wider circulation than any other daily journal in New Zealand.