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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 223, 8 June 1918, Page 1

TO LET. npO LET, Furnished Apartments, with fireplaces, use of conveniences. Apply 208 The Terrace. TO LET, I'iinimerton, Furnished 3--roomed Cottage; low rental to careful tenant. Particulars, A. Burgher, Hastings. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED to Purchase, fireproof Door for setting in brick wall; size, 7ft. by 3ft. Gin. (about). Particulars to East, Pahiatua. T EF.l'-OF'F Clothing, Boots, etc,, Puvchased by L. Dabscheck, 126 Taranaki Street. Hi?h«it prices given. L«ttora promptly attended to. 'Phone 26615n. LEFT-OFF "clothing, Boots, etc., Purchased by Mrs. M Benjamin, 13a Taranaki Street. Good v-rices offered. Letters promptly Attended, to. 'Phone A 2618. WANTED BUY. . SEWING Maohims, any ir.ako; best prices. Wo sUo repair ail makes. Globe, Grand Opera House, Manners St. 'Phone 42M. WANTED to Buy, a Dough Mixer, also Ono Cylindrical Cake Mixer, No. 3, with shaftiug and pulleys complete; must be cheap and in first-class order. Huntley, Featherston. WANTED, EMPTY SACKS. T AERY AND CO., LTD., Allen Street, JU arc- Buyers of 'SECOND-HAND SACKS. Highest prices given.. LEFi'-OFF CLOTHING. "OING up 'Phono 1628. N, Synions, J-li Buyer in Second-hand Clothiiy, 'Boots, etci Highest prices given; country customers cat;, roly on §ood pr.ictfl. 63 Courtenay -Place, Wellintftou. "PkTOTICE—Loft-off Clothing: King up 'Phone 2GGTA, B. Morris, Secowfhand Dealer, buys Suits. Boots, Underwear, and Costumes, etc.; all linds of old Jewellery bought. Bring or send it to the place where the highest prices in Now Zealand are raid. 'G5 Conrtcna3' Place, Wellington. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. TVKRS. PIGGOTT, 121 Vivian Street, BRITISH' DEALER, wishes to purchase for cash Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Lei't-olf Clothing. Boots, etc. Mr. or Mra. will wait upon any Lady or Gentleman at their Residence on receipt cf letter; or 'Phone ■2651 a. TjTAS it ever occurred to you that you JLi have Clothing, Boots, or Jewellery lying about, that you can turn into cash? buy and givo HIGHEST PRICES. Drop ns a postcard, or ring Tel. 4107, and we tball call and givo you our price for whatever you have to sell. M. NAUSBAUM, The Allies' Sec-ond-hand Dealer, '27 Manners Street, Wellington. SCRAP METAL MEECHANTS.' "OiUYERS of Lead, Brass, Zinc, Copper, ■fiJ l Iron, Rope. " ' - JONES ;..ND CO., , Clydo Quay, Wellington. 'Phone 725. Telegrams—'"Metals." WANTED TO SELL. TyrOiNST'ER Bargains—Mixed ■"A ■ Stamps, many obsoleto. Post free—loo, 4d.; 250, 7d.; 500 lOd.; 750, Is. Id.;. 2000, 2s. 9d.; COOO, ss. 3d.; 10,000, Bs.; 13,000, 10s. Jenness, 143 Jackson Street, Petono. . npO SELL, "Inland Printers," July and December, 1901, seven odd numbers 1905 and January, 1907, to May, 1912; "British Printers," April, 1912, to'Jauiiary, 1915. Apply 29 Batt Strset, l'almerston North. LIGHT 5-SEATER CAR FOR SALE. 9A H.P. Rcid, in excellent' condition ,/Vl/ an d nicelj; painted in olive green. WiK do 30 miles to the gallon of petrol. Price, .£175.. A genuine bargain. Any trial on application to G. W. Lawrence, representing' Magnus, Sanderson and Co., Ltd. 'Phone 302. ' CARS FOR SALE. .- 1 FORD TOURING CAR, 5-seater, in first-class order, newly painted. 1 20-HORSE-POWER CROSSLEY 7seater, fitted with electric light and starting; fitted latest improved rear axle, carburettor, "Zenith," magneto ignition, M-speed gear, 5 detachable Itudge wire wheel#. THE NATTRASS AND HARRIS MOTOR CO., LTD., . . 18 MOLESWORTH STREET. HOUSE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ■HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY, FEATHERSTON. '"CIOR SALE, in Featherston Borough, L NINE-ROOMED HOUSE, with l\\ conveniences; first-class order.; acre of land; good situation. Apply i ' . A. TOCKER, . Featherston. FOR SALE. HILL STREET. "57ALUABLE LEVEL SECTION, 65ft. x » 90ft., on which is erected an ELEVEN-ROOJJED RESIDENCE, h. and c. water, e. light, gas, and all necessary conveniences. Immediate occupation. . REASONABLE PRICE FOR QUICK SALE. . . For Price and Terms, apply "OWNERS," P.O. Box 418. Wellington. MAGNIFICENT INVESTMENT. rTTHIS is one of the Best Propositions in Property , over offered, and there is a small fortune in it for either a private buyer or' a syndicate. .Cons'der it carefully. Firstly, there is a BEAUTIFUL 10ROOMED BUNGALOW RESIDENCE, with spacious lounge hall, large diningroom with built-in sideboard and bookcase, splendid drawing-room, six fine bedrooms, all with iniilt-in wardrobes, kitchen, scullery, bathroom. All fitted with electric light and every available convenience. lias the sun all day, and a grand uninterrupted view. Sundry outbuildings, including buggy-shed anil cow-bail. Present owner will rent tho house, at £2 10s. per wcelc if required. Secondly, there is an enclosed garden of 2 acres, with lawns, flower and vegetable gardens. Thirdly, there are 25 acres of land round the house, of which over 10 acres are practically level, and absolutely ready for building on, and till can be roaded. This land lias over 150 yards frontage to the main tramway road, and lias been surveveil fora road through the centre, and is eminently suitable for cutting up as au estato for good-class dwellings. There aro mortgages of ,£4300 on the pronorty including one with Government of ,£2500), t'lie residence is insured for .ClOftO, npd Government valuation is over ,06000. The nrice of this is only ,£4500, subject to immediate sale, .£SOO cash only being required. In brief, an estate on the Wellington tramway in a popular and first-class district' for .£ISOO less than Government vaiua tion. For a retired farmer there is a glorious home in Wellington with 25 acres of elbow room, and for the capitaljit there is a fori uno in it. For particulars, apply only to STODDART AND CO., 181 FEATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON (Nathan's Building).