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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 79, 13 July 1878, Page 3

RAVING PURCHASED the freehold and Premises lately occupied byMessrs Pishee. and Ookeßj of Palmersion, i from the Trustee, I am willing to LET or SELL ON EASY TEEMS. The Buildings are such that they can easily be made to . suit any ki ad of busiaess. ' The main building is two storeys high, and contains twelve splendid rooms, including good roomy shop, well • fitted with shelves and counter complete. Several of the lai'ge rooms face the Square, and would be suitable for offices or places o£ business. There are c two other front shops m the building, one pccupiedoby the - Bank of New.Zealapd, and the • other opened as a shoemaker's shop. There is also a firstclass Bakeiy at the back, capable of doing {a large business. With the "exception of those portions occupied by the Batik of New Zealand and shoemaker's shop, the . building is unlet, and consists of the following apartments': — i . 1. A retail Grocery, and Drapery Store. 2. A good Bakery. 3. A large Front Room, . lately occupied as a Barber's Shop. 4. The .upstairs Rooms, Parlor, Dining ? room, Kitchen, and Soullery. Th ePreehold has a frontage of 66 feet to the Square and 66 feet to a main road at the back of th© Square, parallel with it. These two first - class frontages make"! 'the property very valuable. The whole building, when Let, will yield a rental of from £6 1 to £7 a week, and . will thus pay interest at s the rate, of 10 percent, on. r £3000 to £3500,! > Applications to rent any ' j part, or the wkole 7 of the buildings, or to purchase the-, whale, ta be sent ta \ F. LOUDONi Storekeeper* \ ■.{ ' ;-:'~-'\X\