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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2774, 18 May 1916, Page 7

BUSINESSES ANC PARTNERSHIPS. POR SALE, as going couccrn—Cycle l"- Business, in. rising llawke's Bay lown; no goodwill asked. For particulars apply A'raser and Balharry, Box S3, Hastings. ANTED to Sell, in thriving town in * * laranaki, a Sound Ladies' Drapery and Millinery Business. For full particulars, apply Mr. Archer, Abbott, Oram, Wollington. r TT , TO HA ~ LEASE, Hairdressing and Tobacconist -Business and Billiard. Saloon, 2 tables, going. concern; must bo steady man; stock about J350 to ,£6O. Apply baloon," "Dominion" Office. TjlOR immediate Sale; as a Going Con-cei-ji, an Old-established GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, SHOEING, and COACHBUILDING BUSINESS in Hokitika. Good connection of sound customers. Fair amount of motor work; easily capable of expansion; splendid opening for partnership. Not much capital required. Satisfactory reasons, for sale to inquirers. For particulars, apply to M'Guire and Parkinson, Hokitika. ENGINEERING AND MOTOR BUSINESS. WANTED, a PARTNER to Buy Half Share at valuation in hign-class Engineering Business and Motor Garage. This is a unique opportunity,to join a high-class practical engineer of great experience. Apply "AUTOCAR," "Dominion" Office. FOR SALE, AS A GOING CONCERN. •rarELL-ESTABLISHED DRAPERY VT BUSINESS in heart of City. Stock about i/JOO, consisting of Women's Hosiery and Undorclothing. about .£'100; Fancy Goods, .£100; Millinery, '.£100; Children's Clothing, Haberdashery, .£SO; Plant, i!3O. No goodwill. Will consider ;my reasonable offer. For further particulars apply to PERRY AND LINKLATER, Solicitors. Baker's Buildings, Feathersion Street, Wellington'. . ' GROCERY AND CARTING BUSINESS. F good country district, no opposition; 30 miles from.Railway; good turnover and profits; owners wish to go to the Front, ' BAIRY Farm, 186 acim excellent soil, 7-roomed house, good farm buildings; carrying 50 cows and other stock; close cheese factory, school, etc.; £25 per acre, .£SOO cash. 'F. WISE, ' Land Agent, Eketaliuna. STATIONERY BUSINESS. OOR SALE, First-class Stationery, •®- Fancy Goods, and China Business; well-bought stock, approximately i 2200. Large turnover. , Fine Shop, with Dwelling Rooms attached. ' A VERY FIRST-CLASS PROPOSITION. Purchaser requires .£IOOO to .£I2OO cash. 1 . .Details on application. • LEWIS AND CO., WANGANUI. GREAT CHANCE FOR PASTRYCOOK. 7 OWNER retiring through illness; .£9OO • a year living given away. Leading Tea Rooms Business, .in one of the most rapidly progressing North Island towns. Good Lease with right of renewal. Average profits proved by books, .£9OO a year. Furnishings, plant, stocks, goodwill. cost over .£000; but, owing to ill-heaßh, owner will, accept .£BSO cash. Inquiro about this at once. Solo Agents, . .. N.Z. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 187' Manchester Street, Christchurch. WHY P. AND B. BUILDING PAPER IS BEST. PAND 8.. BUILDING PAPER is • made , r to go under ' the weatherboards as a preventative of draughts and dampness. P. and B. is best for'this purpose, because it is STRONGER than others. It is saturated with P. and B. Compound—and tho saturation is vastly superior to—more thorough than in any ether'brand. For lifetime service, order P.. and B. Building Paper. P. and B. preserves adjacent timber. AUBREY GUALTER & CO., Wellington. SMITH & SMITH, LTD., Wollington. HY. WILLIAMS & SONS, LTD., Napier. JOHN BURNS & CO.,'LTD., Auckland. THE GRAND FIRE-SCREEN. (Patented.) Fixes on'to side of 'Mantel and works exactly like a spring-blind. ' Pri6e9 (Postage paid)— Black, 12s. 6d.; Antique Finish, 17s.' 6d. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Sole ' Agents: l HOPWOOD HARDWARE, LTD., Palmerston North. The ladies of the French Club\ provided an interesting entertainment for tho club on Wednesday evening. Madame Dufloii, one of the club's oldest members, now on a visit to Wellington, contributed a recitation entitled "L'Aveng le Beige et son Fils." Then followed the r-eadmg of a comedy by Legouve, "Ma 'Fille et :mon Bieu." •Tho arranging of this play was due to Madame Dechanet-M'lntosh, who ,took one of the principal parts, that of Madame : Desgranges, the heroine's mother. As a kind mother trying to shield her daughter from disappointment, and. as a wife, finding fault with her husband, who will not.give his daughter a dowry sufficient .to satisfy the., young man's father, Madame Dechanet-M'lntosh displayed great histrionic ability. Miss Mead, who took the part of the heroine, showed a good deal of feeling in the rendering of her part. Mr. Adamson, as the heroines suitor, and afterwards her husband, and Mr. Whetton, especially, as the stem father, read their parts very well. Mr. Carter and Mr. Cooko filled minor parts in tho cast. On the motion of Mrs. Sevillei a. hearty vote of thanks'; was passed to tlio renders. , SUBDIVI3IONAL TiATtTI SAIiE-FDKI PUKI ESTATE. ■ ' On . Saturday next the above property ivlll he submitted to auction by Messrs. Abraham bnd Williams, Ltd., in conjunc Hon with the New Zealand Loan and Mer« 1 canlilo Ag«ncy Co., Ltd, The property is situated at Oroua, Downs: four miles from tha Himatanpl Railway Station*, two miles from chceso factory and school. . The'soil lfj reclaimed flax swamp'and seridy loam. Each of the six actions is well watered by artesian flowsT Practically speaking every section is ring-fenced by Xcnces of a, substantial clxaractcr, and subdivided into from to six oaddocks. Tho building oto as follow -Section 1, 7-roomed good rcsideiico and two large sheds. Section 2, 4-roomed cottage and 10-bo.il cowshed, with concret-e floor. Section 5. cottage of threo rooms, 12-bail inilking-shcd and piggeries. Mr. Walter Kilsby, t.he owner, has been f&rminff this estate for about 14 years, (iarryiiiK on dairying, fattening, sheepfaming, and cropping. Tho land is stated to be especially adapted for growing potatoe3, rape, and turnips. The dairy herd show excellent returns, which can bo vcriQed from tho 'records from tho fac. tory. Of the 734 acres comprising tho estate. 600 u<?re© "havo boon under the plough and sown down with best English grasses. The terms of sale are exceptionally easy, being 10 per cent, on fall of hammor, 10 per cent, or buildings to that valuo in one year, balance of purchase money In five years at 5* per cent. Plana and all particulars ran be had of the auctioneers, and probable buyers can bo shown over tho property if they will rail ou either New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company or Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd.. op Messrs. Guy and Oram, solicitors, "Palznctston North.

BRITISH PIANOS. In "Tho Bristol" showrooms aro always displayed extensive stocks of superb instruments by such notablo 1 British mlikcrs. ns .I6lhi Brondwood and Sons, Ltd.. and William Samos, Ltd., linmes that stand for the highest achievements in piano construction. Easy terms when desired. Solo Agents: The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington.— M. J, Brookes. North l'slanf* Manaaer.—Advt.- '