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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1348, 27 January 1912, Page 12

Messrs. Dwan Bros., Willis Street, Wellington, report having sold the and furnitnro of the Langholm Hotel, Mangavcka, to Mr. Robert M'Alnine, a wellknown commercial traveller of thi9 city; the freehold of the Albion Hotel, Patea, on behalf of Mr. W. Hoaly, of New Plymonth, to Mr. H. Adams, of Wellington; tho Royal George Hotel, Sussex Street, Sydney, New South Wales, to Mr. Waiter Lambonrne, well known in Wellington; Mr. H. Drewitt's interest in the Queen's Hotel, Christchurch, to Mr. Alexander Meharry, lato of Ilokitika; Mr. T. W. Watt's interest in the lease, goodwill, and furniture of the Post Office Hotel, Pahiatua, to Mr. M. Fitzgerald, late of Waipau.a; the lease and goodwill of the Royal Hotel, Groymonth, to Mr. M. Moynihan. late of Stratford; the lease, goodwill, nnd furniture of the Clarendon Hotel, Palnierston North, on account of Mr. James M'Ewen, to Mr. William Hallev, late ot the Marquis of Norinanby Hotel. Carterton; a large block of land in Petone to tile Wellington Cordage Company, Ltd., which they recently floated, and upon which the company have now erccted a large block of buildings for the factory. They also report the sale of a number of other sections in the locality to workers; the salo of the Marlborough Brewery and their freehold hotels attached on account; of Mr. Heifer, who purchased the assets of the old company, to a new Marlborough Brewery Company, Ltd., which has just been formed, composed mostly of Marlborough investors. They also report many inquiries from investors for good central rent-producing blocks in the city. Mr. John M'Glashan, teacher of violin, notifies that he will resume teaching at his rooms, Boulcott Chambers, on Monday next. Mr. W. H. Buswell, of Wellington, has been appointed electrical engineer for the new Gisborne municipal supply service. Mrs. Svrlney Edwards, of Masterton, lufi for Sydney by the Ulimorca yoster-