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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2675, 22 January 1916, Page 2

BUSINESSES AND PARTNERSHIPS. FOB SALE—Store and Agency Business, King Country, low rent, good lease. Ingoing .£3OO to ,£SOO. "Store," c/o "Doniinion" Office. TO LET or Sale, JJSO per annum, Dressmaker's Old-established Business; no goodwill; partly furnished. E. J. Barnett, 91 Willis Street. A ERATED WATER AND CORDIAL — Solid business, East Const; rapidly going ahead. Freezing works commencing. Ideal climate. "Aerator," "Dominion" Office. ' FOR SALE, General Storo, a ical good Business; Leasehold. Section, with Shop and Dwelling; no goodwill required; stock at valuation. Apply "K., P.O. Box 2, Port Aliuriri. TDIOR SALE, an. old-established Business of over 30 years' in Napier, as Art Dealer and Picture Framer, relinquishing business through ill-health. A splendid opportunity for a good energetic man. For particulars, apply to E. T. Allen, Art Dealer, Napier. FOR SALE. ... OLD-ESTABLISHED CITY DINING & TEA ROOMS, splendidly situated. Doing good class of business; low rent, lease. Proprietor going to the Front. Particulars, T. VERCOE AND SON, Hardy Street', .. Nelson. FISH SHOP AND RESTAURANT. <n 00D POSITION, in large town, three VH" years' lease, going concern, including cash -register; price, £250. This is a splendid chance for an experienced man. Apply, for full particulars, to RATLIFF LAND AGENCY, Feilding. HOTEL WANTED. WANTED, for Client, good COUNTRY HOTEL, Send details to LEWIS AND CO., Wanganui. WANTED to Sell for J5700, as a going concern, Buichery Business, Rahotn, Taranaki, doing S bodies, 7 sheep, and 1 pig weekly. Cottage of 5 rooms, shop, and 29J acres of land, with slaughteryards and gear. Connection within a radius of 20 miles; a nice compact little business. No abattoir fees. Son leaving for the front; Owner prepared accept suitable house property as part payment provided there is no mortgage on it. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth.. FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS FOR SALE. /HREAT Corner position, in heart of v>T busy Hawbe's Bay town; good shop; living rooms upstairs; reasonable rent; good lease; large takings; furniture and everything as it stands. A GOOD SOUND BUSINESS. Wire and write for full particulars from C. R. WILSON AND CO. (GILL BROS.), Auctioneers, HASTINGS. H.B. COUNTRY HOTEL FOR SALE. OWING to the present Licensee having made up his mind to go to the War, we require a Tenant for one of the Best Country Hotels on the borders of the NoLicense district on the Wellington-Auck-land Line. Rent and wages about .£2O per week. Trade in the bar avenges about .£IOO weekly, and in the Bottle and Wholesale Department it runs into a very large amount. Cash takings all over Hotel in December last .£1612. Average profit on outside trade 33 per cent. Sales through the Bottle Department totalled, from Ist A ugust, 1915, to Ist January, 1916, 1271 cases <f assorteds, made up as follow:—1023 cases whisky, 85 cases gin and schnapps. 35 cases rum, 61 cases port, 64 cases brandy, besides numerous other lines. Also 9 hhds. draught whisky. Sales of Colonial bottled ales very large, 850 doz. in Decembor. . This Hotel is in the centre of a very thriving'district, and stock sales are held twice or three times weekly. Price for the lease, which has about 41 years to go, together with the furniture, ,£4OOO. Cash required about .£2OOO. We will arrange balance .on easy terras. The stock of liquors at valuation, at present about ,£I2OO. Can be, reduced' in a month's time to about .£7OO. P.N.'s will be taken for stock.' Apply immediately, as the Licensee wants to go into camp, and this is a genuine investment for a suitable person. iDWAF BEOS., WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. INTEREST equals 16s. a Week for a Splendid North Island BoardingHonse and Store, with 13-acres, for Sale. Large, well-furnishod 11-roomed House, with Store and Two Cottages; 5 acres in oats. House has hot and cold service,and other conveniences. Store doing a cash trade that can be much increased by a more experienced man; .£750, mortgage 5J per cent., nearly threo years to run. Cottages let at ss. each. Price, including 13-acre Freehold, with House, Cot-' tages, Stables, Crops, and Live Stook, ineluding two cows in profit, horse, pigs, express, and ,£3OO Grocery Stock £1400. Cftsh wanted; .£650 or offer. N.Z. Business Exchange, 187 Manchester Street, Christchurch.

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