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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 81, 20 July 1878, Page 3

J-JAVING PURCHASED the Erecliolcl and Premises lately occupied by • Messrs Fisher and Ooker, of Palmerston,. from the Trustee* I am willing to LET or SELL ON EASY TERMS.. The Buildings are such that they can easily be made to suit any kind of business. 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 large 1 rooms face the Square, and would be suitable for offices orplaces of business. There are two other front shops m thebuilding, one occupied by the Bank of New Zealand, and the other opened as a shoemaker's shop. There is also a firstclass Bakery; at the back, capable of doing a large business. With the exception of. those portions occupied by the Bank of New Zealand and shoemakers shop, the building is unlet, and consists of the following apartments : — 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 Scullery. The Freehold has a frontage of 6(7 feet to the Square and 66 feet to a main i-oad at the back of the 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 £(5 to £7 a week, and will thus pay interest at the rate of 10 per cent, on £3000 to £3500. Applications to rent any gart, or the ivhole, of the huildings, or to purchase the whole, to, he sent to, F. LOUDON, Storekeeper, : FOXTOSL