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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2216, 31 July 1914, Page 1

HOUSES AND LAND WANTED AND FOB SALE. 'VSJ'ANTED .to Rent, i about two acres T • of Land suitable for gardening; any locality. Particulars "XY.," "Dominion" Office. . . tIOR SALE or 'Exchange, 135 acres, X Manawatu, for" town property or small farm. "Property," "Dominion" Office. ' j ' ijlOR SALE, new 4-roomod House, best Section, Hataitai (room 2 houses), i'Boo cash,.. Apply "Cash," "Dominion" Office.' - - ■WANTED to exchange, unencumbered ' ' Properties for a smell dairy farm, 'as a going concern. Particulars to "15," "Dominion" Offioe.. . ' "tSTANTED to Sell, several .Houses, in » » Kelburn and Brougham Street; also large,,and email Houses in City. Apply "Seller," .''Dominion" Office. "rarANTED, Exchange, 4-roomed House .* »\ (city), ■ could let -CI week, for 100 acrea (lst-olass bush land, or 250 2nd.olass), and oash. Apply . "Some Cash," "Dominion" ('ffice. ' ■ - ■ TjIOR SALE—Remaining sections of fafi- ~ ;m<ous block of Moutere apple land. Previously planted sections, see panoramic views, Nelson, "N.Z. Farmer, June, 1914.- Particulars from. "8.W.," "Dominion" Office. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY, NATIVE LEASE, WANGANUI DISTRICT. /\PEN one 'month, 7200 acres, rental Is. 6d. per acre for 21 years; Ss. per , acrre remaining 21 years. Price for goodwill, iBl per acre; half cash, balance arranged ior reasonable torm- at 5 per cent. We have several other Native Leases. Splendid soil, and well watered. THOMAS COOPER AND CO., 7S Willis Street. . FOR SALE, CHEAP., ; rrVARANAKI Dairy Farm, 150 acres JL Freehold, all in grass, fenced and divided; new .sheep-proof fences; no noxious, weeds; 7-roomed house, oowshe<r, etc.; close to creamery,-'school, and railway station on. metalled road. Apnly "SNIP," . Office. DAIRY FARM. IQK ACRES Firstclass Land, only one JL DO mile from Pahiatua Railway Station, ;all; in grass, rich river fiats; will carry 60 Dairy Cows; modern 7room Residence, milking sheds, and stables. Prioe £35 10s. per acre.- Terms, cash. Balance can remain at .5 per cent.' ; J. FANNING AND CO., ■ 1 74. Manners Street. ~ HOTEL NOTICEB. ■; UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. EO.Y-AL TtGER /.HOTEL. Corner Taranaki St. *& Abel-Smith " : St.; Wellington. ■' •• "MAT" GLEESOiS, Proprietor, • Has taken over, the above Hotel, and will be pleased to meet Old and New, Friends. Best -Brands of Wines,'and Spirits Stocked. ,Tatiff> Reasonable. ; ~ A -Trial' Solicited. • .'Phone .1774. .- /; ' Motel grand central, . 107 : , CUBA street; •• • • . Wellington's Leading Private Hotel. 'Acconmodation for 100 guest?. First-class Cuisine);.' .Every, nioderri convenience. , Ladies' Private.. Dmwin^-room,'. j Sittingrooms,eto.''lxiunges,; and, eight modern f electric", ,-light r and electric'fire alarms;- Tariff, ,6s. day.: ; Per-'' manent Boarders .ftS-.per.. i arrahgeraent.. VORK PRIVATE i HOTEL, -X/ :Feilding'svLEADlNG House, (One Minute from Railway. Station. Commercial "men and .'.holiday-seekers : will find' this house-up-to-date, in every particular. Fifty rooms, excellent table; 1 good .. attention..!. Entirely. under new management. Tariff, 6s. 6d. .- '. ~ . MRS. M'CONACHIE, . : :■ : Proprietress. - WHERE TO STAY ,IN WELLINGTON. fyEALANDIA -PRIVATE .'HOTEL. Jfj ' Clyde Quay. . (Near Wharf and Te, Aro Railway Station.) iKitchen'iinder entire charge of Mr. Fix, late' Chef Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, ; for 9 years. ; '.• : ' ■i Visitors'- and Permanents' Rates: ss. iper- day;'2ss. per week. -. 'Phone. 1656., . - MRS. FIX,, Proprietress. DUKE OF EDINBURGH 'HOTEL, ■' - ■ ' WILLIS STREET. '', THIS Popular Hotel has been thoroughly renovated and extended by an addition which gives accommodation for 50 ; guests..; . 1 ' ' ' Refurnished and Decorated throughout. 1 New; and Spacious Dining, Commercial ' and Drawing Rooms. t , , Promenade flat . roof. Tariff, 7s. ,6d. per day, or £2 2s. peT week.' . - 1 ■ . . ■ Sunday Evening's Dinner a Speciality. RICHARD DWYER, Proprietor. rjffiE: NEW ROYAL HOTEL, Rangitikei Street, Palmerstpn N. , ' ' . /."T. ■■ ' ; ARTHUR, HAYWOOD ....... Proprietor. ' .The; Hotel is fitted throughout 'with lElectrio Light, and affords SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION to Visitors. ■Speight's Ale'on draught. . TARIFF, 6s. 6d. . P.O. Bos 203. Telephone'o4. , WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGON. ' .' . . rp HE ALBERT HOTEL.. , (Corner of Willis and Manners 'Streets). Tariff—9s. 6d. per day; £2 10s. per week. ' • - ; JAS. ,MTDONALD, Proprietor. ■ /. . H I N T O N'S ' ZEALANDER / HOTEL, Manners Street, WELLINGTON. /> J, H. HINTON. Proprietor. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. The new wentworth private HOTEL, Clyde Quay, Wellington.Near To Aro Station arid Wharvos. A most comfortable and quiet homo.' Really first-class table and very best attention. Terms, ss. pea- day; permanent boarders, 225. 6d. to 255. Absolutely fireproof and fire escape from every room. Under, the new management of R. E. Howell, late of Sydney. 'Phone 1100. SOCIAL Purity Question.—Confidential Chats with Young Men; Confidential Chats with Young Women; eaoh 16. 6d. per copy, posted; stamps will do, Malin'g Book Amde, 95 Willis Street, K