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Evening Star, Issue 20049, 14 December 1928, Page 7

FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Building contractor's business, complete with all necessary equipment, including % h.p. oil engine, general joiner’s machines, largo workshop, motor shed, and timber yard; also splendid 6roomed modern Dwelling, in first-class order; £-aore freehold. Price, £2,000. Owner will consider exchange for General Store or Boarding House Business. Apply HENDERSON AND COWIB, Land Agents. 181 Princes street, Dunedin. , MAIN STREET BUSINESS, IN THE CENTRE OE THE CITY. OLD-ESTABLISHED FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS, spacious and well-appointed shop and premises, with long lease at low rental: The above has a large and regular turn-, over, showing excellent profits, and is offered for sale solely on account of the owner’s failing health. The books of the business are available for inspection by genuine inquirers. Wo confidently recommend this business. Price and further particulars on application. THE OTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCY CO., LTD., 179 Princes street. Phone 15-542. Phone 13-542. FOR SALE, Edison Standard Phonograph and 4-minuto Records, horn; good order; cheap.—6 Peter street, Cavcrsham. EOR SALE Colonial Couch and Double Iron Bedstead, in good order: £1 the 10t.—398, ‘Star.’ BRING your builder friend to inspect oroomed Brick Bungalow, Tainui; forced sale; £1,125 or offer; £SO deposit, 35s weekly.—M'Kcnzie, Bonnet, 114 Princes street. AMAZING Value.—S-roomcd new Bungalow, £975; handy 2d car, iiew; every convenience; immediate possession if required.—M’Kenzie, Bonnet; phono 11-278, evening 23-808. YOU take no risk whatever if you purchase this beautiful 4-roomed Bungalow at Anderson's Bay; £925, only £25 deposit; inspection invited.—M'Kenzic, Bennet. TTNIQUE Design, Corner Section.—MornvJ ington: Dandy 4-roomcd new Bungalow; excellent garden; price only £925; easy terms if required; hurry-.—M'Kcnzie, Bonnet, 114 Princes street. I?OKAA— City (rise, 2 minutes from Octagon): Beautiful new Brick Residence of 6 rooms; an ideal home; hist on market—Pull particulars from MTtenzie, BonnetVALUE Hero! Look!—4 Rooms; scullery-, bathroom, electric light, gas, hot over tubs; £-a'cro freehold; 3 minutes from tram; reduced £6OO, bargain.—M’Kcnzie, Bonne i. OAA--Anderson's Bay (reduced from, dwlOl/U £1,600): 6-roomed modem Bungalow: suit retired gentleman; section alone worth £700;- financial assistance given if required.—M'Kenzic, Bennct. EMI-BUNGALOW, St. Hilda" 5 rooms;’ every possible convenience; beautiful garden; £785; easy terms; spend Christmas in your own home,—M’Konzie, Rennet, corner Princes-Rattray streets. FOR SALE, 10-roomcd 2-story Doublebrick Residence, Mornington; worth £6,000; owner, leaving for England, will accept £4,100 or'consider letting for term; unequalled view; garage; beautiful garden; every tiling perfect.—Box 587, Post Office. BRIGHTON (Overlooking Bathing Beach). —Splendid Section, ready build on; favoured position; £75; small deposit, balance arranged.—Alex. Harris, Ltd.; evening phone 22-886. 1635 CITY HOME FOR £7OO. CLOSE RAILWAY STATION. 7 -ROOMED VILLA, casement windows, leadlight door, e. 1., gas, bath, large workshop; corner site. Buyer financed. Immediate possession. ALEX. HARRIS, LTD. Evening phone 22-886. 3128 HAM Jelly and Bones for soup. —Address 363, ‘ Star ’ Office. FOR SALE, 4-rooracd House; every convenience ; section; steel ceilings; penny section, south; £800.—444, ‘Star.’ BOARD AND RESIDENCE. EOABD wauled for young Widower, with two children. —State terms 531, ‘Star.’ YOUNG- Man desires Board and Lodging, north; private family, no others kept; please state terms.—4s3, ‘Star.’ THAO LET, Furnished ami Unfurnished JL Rooms, use conveniences, 34 Heriot row: also, near station, Miramar Private Hotel. MIRAMAR Private Hotel, Stuart street (opposite Law Courts and alongside railway station); 5s lied and breakfast; no taxi required. TAU n7'Rooms'‘ v t'oTef,; JL 1 all modern conveniences, telephone, etc. —36 ‘Duke street (Ring street entrance). VACANCY Board-Residence, Furnished Rooms, or Bed and Breakfast.—Magnolia, 41 Hope street, city. VACANCIES Board-Lodging, permanent or visiting: bed-breakfast or furnished Room; central; moderate.—29B High street. _______ TWO Business Girls require Furnished Room; uso conveniences; central.— 359, 1 Star.’ COMFORTABLE Accommodation, Rainbow Private* Hotel; bod, breakfast, ss; casuals, 8s day; permanente from 30s.— Phone 13-285. _ ONSLOW House—Superior Accommodation; reasonable tariff; every modern convenience; uso of good tennis court. — Phone 22-550. 4S, Bed, Breakfast; 7s day.—Dominion, 341 Cumberland street (past Fire Brigade, 2 minutes railway): telephone 13-336. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, on Tuesday, between Moray place and Exchange, Silver Watch, with expansion; reward. —432, ‘ Star.’ OSrT near Strand Solon, Wednesday, Silver Chain Necklace, with three stones; reward.—Phone 22-785. 3ST, Swan Fountain Pen, George andHanover streets; reward.—66 Fillcul et; or 11-694. LOST, Dnnedin-to-Lyltellon Excursion Bail Ticket.—Please return Thos. Cook and Son. OULD Person who removed Suit Case, containing shoes,, from Hamilton’s looms, Tuesday, kindly Return same. PERSON seen taking small Suit Case from tramcar at Exchange return to tram sheds to save further trouble. RTOULD Child who got wrong Gym T Shoo at R. S. Reynolds Kindergari break-up, Wednesday, call 70 Loyalty eet with same, and get own. OST, all thoughts of fire by having I your Chimneys Swept. Otago Winv Cleaning Co.; telephones 13-250, 11-861, LOST, Smoky Chimneys; Dunedin Window Cleaning Co. are the beet and cheapest sweeps.—’Phone 10-493, private 13-718. POUND, the cheaper place to buy Spring Lamb, also Smallgoods; have you tried them? Well, do so.—J. W. Thomas, Stuart street. jTjTpUND.—F, Himmel, watchmaker and Iff?: jeweller, Repairs Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery.—227 George street. TipUND.—Half-dozen Spoons given away -t 1 ■ with Wedding and Engagement Sings. —F. Himmel, 227 George street. Gold Watches, 455; Wrist Watches, 12s 6d up; Boys’, 8s 6d.—F. Himmel, 227 George street. FOUND.— Large variety Xmas Presents to choose from; Bags, Brushes, Mirrors, Toilet Goods.—F. Himmel, George street. POULTRY. El, Red Hen, 12 Chicks, £l.—Bartley, • Watt’s read, N.E. Valley. "SHOE SALE, 12 White Leghorn First-sea-Jc son Hens, full lay; 3s 6d each.—47B, 1 Stax ’ OfficeIF you need Building Material send an - Advertisement to the ‘Star.’