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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22319, 5 February 1938, Page 22

MELBOURNE SUMMER SERVICE Via MILFORD SOUND Maunganui, 7500 Tons—from Blntt ?r e<l Siff L^^ e b^Sy W 7 el!inß ' o°■ 0 °■ E 1“ ": “ Hobart on trip from Bluff February ... ■, circumstances permitting, the Maunganui will trip |n the way Iron. Eloff Mdbourne, and from Melbourne to Bluff. Particulars of sailings and fares will be supplied on application. UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z. LTD„ 168 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, C.L « O-.- OAI • Thone 33-s®®.

TENDERS. SUCCESSFUL NURSERY BUSTOS A | E ALMERSTON * X ' ORTH i^ss^sffs^ 1116 (|?THE Poß&%^^f n «™| ,the land ' bUlldinSS * ** (b) ®eTLEASE B ©?Ae'land^nd 1 buildings for a term of 5 or Tyaa <b> the tenderer to.purchase for cash the plant, zmplma* The^urs^y 8 the land being freehold. the lf^ L^g s fr comp?ise substantial 6-roomed dwelling, office, potto* BtnLDIN . d 4 large glasshouses. Two of the glasshouses m packing, and sod she s, 4la s seating sheds. One of the cold houses packing, a re2 eiectAc propagating One of thT^d^S fs e pi e anted in grlpes in full bearing An inventory of the plant and in** men Th/s S is* an^excep tional^op Por tunity for\Capable man to obtain an established Ind lucrative business in a progressive city. Propagahng fe COm pa g rticul S ar n s and tender and forms of tender may bedbug* y arucuiars anu »- . p c Trustee, Palmerston North, at the Pubfic T™f P Srt£oMh?ufN?w ?Slaid, and at the Nursery. The mghe“ or any tender for the purchase or lease not necessaz% acce £enders close at noon on the 17th February, 1938, with the District. Trustee, Palmerston North,

TENDERS. TENDERS. THE PEERLESS RUBBER CO.. LTD. A LTERNATTVE TENDERS, as below, are invited for the purchase of the well-known retail of THE PEERLESS RUBBER CO . LTD., situate 105 Cashel street, ChristThe business is well fitted and carries a comprehensive stock of all general rubber goods, with a good turnover and a large country connexion. 1. —The business as a going concern, including the Plant, Furniture, Fittings, and Stock-in-Trade. 2. —The Stock of Waterproof Clothing. 3. The Stock of Footwear. 4. —The Stock of Cycle Covers and Tubes. 5. -The Stock of Motor Covers and Tubes. 6. The Ltock of General Leather Goods. Hose, and Hose Fittings, Mats and Matting, and Motor and Cycle Accessories. 7. —Plymouth Sedan Motor-car. 1929 Model. B.—Plant. Furniture, and Fittings. Tenders close at NOON on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1938, with the undersigned, at whose office StockSheets and Schedules may be inspected, and from whom all particulars may be obtained. JOHN A. HENRY. Public Accountant, Receiver for the Debenture Holder. 165 Hereford street. Christchurch. 5623 VTOUSE PROPERTY TO LET BY TENDER. Account GORDON MURRAY, ESQ.. Little River: No. I—House1 —House and Outbuildings, including Garage. No. 2—HOUSE, Outbuildings, and Garage, and approx. 2 acres. No. 3—HOUSE and Outbuildings, Garage and 4 acres, not including Chaff House, Pigstye, and Stable. No. 4—No. 1 Paddock, approx. 2 acres. No. s—No. 2 Paddock, approx. 2 acres. No. 6—Paddocks 1 and 2, approx. 4 acres. TENDERS CLOSE with the undersigned. at NOON, 15th of FEBRUARY. 1938. MESSRS DALGETY and COMPANY, 5628 LTD., Christchurch. FOR SALE BY TENDER. COURTENAY FARM—I 77 ACRES. TN the Estate of the late William Finlay. High-Class Agricultural Land. Seldom is the opportunity given to buyers to purcnase land in this naturally favoured locality. Deep, friable loam soil; drought or excessive rain has little ill-effect in this locality. Has produced big returns of Wheat, Oats, Clover, Hay, Turnips, Rape, and Potatoes. One mile from Courtenay School. Has been in the possession of the late William Finlay for more than 50 years. At present occupied by Mr R. Rowlands and Mr G. Seaton, jun. Payment: 10 per cent, deposit on acceptance of tender; balance on or before possession. Possession: 12th April, 1930. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Conditions of sale may be seen on application to Mr Colin McLennan or Mr R. Rowlands. Sealed tenders must reach the following address not later than 18th February, 1938. Inspection invited. Address: “The Trustees,” c/o. Colin McLennan, Courtenay, Greendale R.D. 4295

TENDERS will be received at our *■ Office until 4 p.m. on TUESDAY FEBRUARY 15th, for ADDITIONS to OXFORD HOSPITAL (in timber construction). for the N.C. Hospital Board. Plans and specifications may be seen at our office. COLLINS and WEST, Registered Architects, 5248 81 Hereford street T D. ARTHUR and CO., MAL- ~ • THOID ROOFING SPECIALISTS. 81 KILMORE ST., ’Phone 41-698. Consult us about Waterproofing Roofs. Floors, or Walls. A 3255 ENDLESS THRESHING BELTS GOODRICH HIGHTEST FOLDLESS A LL LENGTHS AND WIDTHS For Traction Engines or Tin Mills. P- F. MANN. LTD., . T • Specialists. FRANCIS HOLMES. LTD,, The Cement People, for CEMENT and SERVICE. •PHONE 33-074 for Liveries. Prompt De- _ °m Sag or One Thousand. Corner Moorhouse avenue and Durham street HSI3S