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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2356, 12 January 1915, Page 3

BUBINEBBEB AND PARTNERBHIPB. (DUTCHERI Business for Sale, in rising ■*-* township of Raetihi, up-to-date plant, horses,' vehicles, harness,, etc.; also several Town Sections 1 with' Houses; and good 158-acre Farm, close to Raetihi, with up-to-date house, slaughterhouse and outbuildings erected thereon; all must be sold, as Mr. M. Hoddle, Ben., is leaving . tho Dominion. ■ Apply' M. Hoddle and \ Son, Raetihi. ' , TO PHARMACISTS. . ' •'PHARMACIST in country town wishes 'JT to dispose of his Business as a going concern. Reason, retiring from Pharmacy. Excellont opportunity for young man, with push. Communicate with "MENTHOL," ;' • "Dominion" Office. I { .(SOUND GROCERY BUSINESS FOR JO , SALE;—Large Grocery and General BusinßSS, Wanganui district, in rising , Tailway township and prosperous farming district;' larjje shop, bulk store, produce store, dwelling, 7 rooms, stables; loase- :' hold, JB3 per week. Turnover, £3504 Tier ' annum. Prioo illOO, stock inciudod. Half cash,—FAD3BURN AND SILK, Wanga',nni. ■■'-. "•-.-■ ■A. RARE CHANCE. . FOR BALE,, in busy town of Hawke's Bay, •splendid Ready-money Drapery. Business, now doing big-trade. Stock and fittings .about ,£2OOO. Long lease, low rental, no rates to pay. 'Ingoing •jBIOOO cash. Terms for balance. , Apply sharp to , "OASH BUSINESS," .' "Dominion" Office. A SOLID PROPOSITION. GENERAL STORE and Produce Business. Turnover, .£SOO monthly; '■ bould be increased. Situated in good dairying and agricultural Distriot. Will Sell or Exohange. , ; JAMES PENNEY, Land Agent,' ' ( FEILDING. , - 'DO TOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND? WE are Business Brokers, and have exceptional opportunities for disposI injr of any reliable business. If you, are I a buyer, write us stating kind of business required and capital available. If you ,want tq sell, let us know. We may have • a man waiting fo- suoh a business as \ yours. Do it NOW. N.Z. BUSINESS .EXCHANGE, 187. Manchester Street, llChristchujch. ■ . A NEW YEAR ; S,GIFT. - ' JTP-TO-DATE TEA ROOMS FOR 'U SALE, situated in centre of Hawke's Bay town. ~ Full complement cutlery, crockery, ' linen, tables, and j chairs; seat 50; stands, mirrors, pictures, ;etc, all in first-class order,'. Owing to ill-health the owner will take Jhe price of insurance, • '■/'-' GET IN [ QUICK. ./'.-.. =tt R. WILSON AND CO. ~; (GUI Bros.), Auctioneers, HASTINGS. ; PUBLIC NOTICEB. ".' :i "COMPETITIONS" MAGAZINE '' :• WINNERS.' -..'.• RADIUM POLISH COMPETITION. THE names of the Winners oflhis Com- ' petition were incorrectly announced, i They should Tead as follows :•-- i Ist Prize—Lionel Abbott, i Lauj . rence Street, Ponsonby, Auck- \ . land ...! 3s. •Jnd Prize—Master A. A. Nairn, Kingsland, Auckland M Is. i SEVEN CONSOLATION PRIZES, i ■..'-. 6s. EACH. /Nelson J. Sutton, 70 Ghuznee Street, Wei- ; lington. i. Master L. Bellve, Rua Street, Frankton I Junction. Miss Mabel Boone, 51 Second Avenue, Kingsland,-Auckland. ,\ iR. Henton, Merivale, Christchurch. . Miss Pearl Walker, Great North Road, Auckland. ' ] Master Leslie Rush, Boydfield Street, .'" Wanganui. ....... ' ilCss Edith Pnntell, Kingsland, Auckland. SOMETHING 'OF • A' POSER COMPETITION. The winner's name was omitted:— Hector Bennetts, 272 Barbadoes Street, Christchurch. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908 (Section 50). In the Estate of ELIZA JANE ROBERTS, late of Wellington, widow, deceased, r A LL Creditoraand others having claims J\. against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to the District Man-, pger of the Public Trust Office at Wellington, on or before the 12th day of February, 1915. , •• ■ - Accounts not rendered by the date namfed may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal money- ! order office, or paid to the District Manager of the' Public Trust Office at Wellington. FRED. FITCHETT. Public Trustee. Bth January, 1915. EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. FERRY SERVICE. j SPECIAL EXCURSION FARES j FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. 3d. RETURN. 3d. RETURN, i FTIHE Children's Excursions will conIX. tinue till JANUARY 19th. I Steamers leave Ferry Wharf 7.46, 10.15 ( fc.m., Lls, 2.30, 4.15, 5.20, 6.20, and 10.15 , p.m. (On Saturday, instead of 10.15 p.m. ioats will leave at 9.20 and 11.15 p.m.). PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. rjTHE Commodious Vaults of the Public iJ. Trust Office, and earthquake-proof—have been fitted ud •with CHUBB'S BURGLAR and FIREPROOF LOCKERS. . The Lockers are of various sizes, and Imay be Leased for the Deposit of Documents, Plate, Jewellery, and other Val'u- ■ ables. Each Locker requires two keys to open it. One is given to the Lessee, the other is held by the Office. Special arrangements are made for the (Lessee getting' access to his Locker at any hour. For rent and other' particu- ■ lars, apply to the Office. 1 . . PUBLIC TRUSTEE. .TfTTANTED Known-To visitors 'and IV» business people of Town—The Kelburn Tea Kiosk, caters for the public in Morning Teas, Luncheons, Afternoon Tea Teas, and Suppers. Our Luncheon a speciality, for which a concession ticket covering return journey and meal can be obtained at Tramway Office for Is. Specialarrangements can .be made for private parties. Beautiful surroundings. Glorious view. 'Phone 3807.— H. H. Plummer, 'Proprietor. ENGINEERS We will triln you 10 thit you m»y B obtib »ay ofthc (ollowinl Tlclcti ■ Ul or ZaJ Cliu Judtury Eoiiio Drhwr jj loctnoHtt ii i TricUn Ebiim Driitr I Wiiiiil Ellin Dririr BhsrEiiiinr | FinUr S<c«J Cl«n Oil EiDBMr 1 > Marine Eniix Dritir TklrJ Clui MirlM Eiihwt ■ Rlnr Oil Eiiiicn 1 Writeto-dirforfatljurtleulirjto I HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S i Auttralisun Coneipondmce Schooli, Ltd. liminiii AUCKLAND a i mil PACKED and Rembved to Any Addrea. Ooodfl Cleared Through Custom Hosw, Gbiap Storage Accommodation for QooJj of any Dotcnptioa. KEIR'S FORWARDiWG AGENCY, QUashosa 1190- 59 ftnTit Quay.