AUCTIONS. EVANS AND BULL. 84 HEREFORD STREET W. Auctioneers. - STRAIGHT LEASE. 11 A ACRES, RANGIORA. Good i wheat and mixed farming, 5roomed house and out-buildings. Lease for 5 years, at 14/- acre. Inquiry invited. MORTGAGEE REALISATION. OK ACRES, LYTTELTON, Vacant. Dairy and market gardening. 6 rooms and outbuildings. EASY TERMS. Make us an offer. AMBERLEY DISTRICT, nrjrt ACRES (nearly), reckoned to carry 800, ewes. Well watered. Good, sweet limestone country. House 5 rooms and outbuildings. £4 2s 6d PER ACRE ONLY, with particularly good terms given. Write or call. 197/68.
AS A GOING CONCERN. tIA ACRES, FREEHOLD, and 100 acres' lease, ALSO 20 cows, motor-lorry, milk float, farm implements, etc, MILK SOLD RETAIL. All included. 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, every modern convenience, and all outbuildings. SHOWING PROFIT OF £lO WEEKLY. Only selling on account of advanced years and ill-health. No Mortgage. Price as going concern, £1250. Terms. A real money-maker. Sole Agents. WAIKARI. IRA ACRES (nearly), one of the ±*>l/ b es t farms in this well-known district. GOOD 5-ROOMED HOMESTEAD, and all outbuildings. Price £35 acre, terms. Full details on application. 239/69; SPREYDON, DECEASED ESTATE, MUST BE SOLD. SUIT SPECULATOR. PPRA OR NEAR OFFER. Cheap dJtJOXf house 4 rooms, artistically papered, porcelain bath and basin, shower, electric range. Garage and sheds, concrete paths. Over i acre. SECTION CAN BE CUT OFF. This is good value, deceased Estate, must be sold. 196/68 BANKS PENINSULA, HANDY TO RAILWAY STATION, LOW PRICE ASKED, OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE. t>7 K ACRES, low rented Govern-M-iO me nt Lease. CARRYING 300 sheep and 20 cows. No team work. Good buildings, well fenced. Price asked is only cost of improvements. Owner retiring, WILL TAKE HOUSE IN PART PAYMENT. A surprisingly low price is asked. • 111/67 LONG GOVERNMENT LEASE. 1 ACRES (nearly), rent £B6 XeJVvF ne t yearly. 11 paddocks, well fenced and watered. CARRIES 600 ewes, 400 hoggets, and 40 head cattle. GOOD 5-ROOMED HOMESTEAD and many outbuildings. Situated North. Cheaply worked. Will sell lease and improvements for £I2OO bare, or will sell as a going concern, TO SUIT BUYER. Genuine seller, we sold this place to the present occupier. Write or call for full details. X 5701 228/69 EVANS AND BULL. 84 HEREFORD STREET W. X 905
BUSINESSES FOR SALE. Twelve Words 1/-, 3 Days 2/6. —CORNER Fruit, Mixed; five rooms. Turnover, £2O. D. Stock and Co. X 5926 OK—PAYING Mixed Business. J Bungalow attached; 30s weejdy- Ring Evans and Bull. X 5923 o-l K A—ATTRACTIVE Main street Fruit, Confectionery, Milkshake. D. Stock and Co. X 5926 (>1 Q K—SUBURBAN Grocery, Dairy, Fruit. Turnover, £32; rent 255. D. Stock and Co. X 5926 O 7 K O HARDWARE, S' • Gramophone Residence attached. Crockery, requisites. D. Stock and Co. X 5926 QT. ALBANS Grocery, Fruit Business; good corner; 5 rooms, garage. Going concern. £IO6O. Deposit £IOO, Badgers, 187 Manchester St. X 5944 0-1 OA—GROCERY and Mixed. Turnover, £2B weekly. Close School. Comfortable Residence. Rent 22s 6d. E. R. McDonald and' Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 5635 U N Q ' RETAIL BUSINESS. SITUATED IN LEADING LOCALITY. ENJOYING SELECT TRADE OF' £9O WEEKLY in choice Confectionery, specially selected fruits, and Milk Bar irauc. Minimum return on sales, £2O weekly. Lease Rental includes Most attractive shop premises, expensively furnished with unusually good, modern residence. PKICE, £650, includes Stock, Plant, Shop Furniture, and all appointments relative to the business, and 14 days’ introduction service by vendor. SOLE AGENTS, McKENZIE and WILLIS, Business Specialists, 120 Hereford street. N 5600 170 UR Square Store. Turnover, £35 I weekly. Close 5.30; no delivery. Residence attached. £2lO. Sole Agents. E. R. McDonald and Son. 96 Gloucester street. X 5635 O Q A—CONFECTIONERY and Mixed S/01/ Business. No fruit or vegetables, Turnover, £26 weekly. Over £5 net profit weekly. Sole Agents, E, R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 5635 POAn —GROCERY and Mixed Business> £6O weekly turnover. Two shops. Rent, 30s weekly. Long lease. Right in City. Sole agents. E. R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 5635 fToft-CAKE Kitchen. Up-to-date Baking equipment. Exclusive trade in Superior Residential district; very profitable business. E. R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. OLD-ESTABLISHED gUPERIOR FREEHOLD BUSINESS, RETAIL with ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE. Showing £l4 Weekly TRADING PROFIT between husband and wife.. NO OPPOSITION. Superior area. HOURS, 8.30-5.30. PRICE, Plant and Stock at Valuation, approx. £250. AND £475 Cash over Mortgage. SOLE AGENTS, McKENZIE and WILLIS, «J 5600 120 Hereford street.
BUSINESSES WANTED TO BUY. ANTED to Buy, Milk Round, about 30 gallons. Particulars to 85964, “Press.” pASH Purchaser wants Small Busfness, with living rooms attached. About £2OO. Reply 86054, “Press.” FINANCIAL. \TTANTED to Borrow, urgently, £2O; Vt will repay £25. Good reasons. Apply 85957, “Press.” \TONEY TO LEND in any sum re* quired from £5 to £IOO on Furniture, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Motor-Cars, Shares, Life Policies, interest in Wills, or any other security. Mortgages arranged. ALFRED BUTCHER, 131 Worcester street ’Phone 31-309. (Above Ford and Hadfield.) 83176 ROVIDENT LOAN & FINANCE CO. will lend from £5 upwards on Furniture. Sewing Machines, Pianos (without removal). Life Policies, Bonds. Title Deeds, Shares, etc. 100 Cashel street. Christchurch, opp. Tisdalls and upstairs. . WB7JB
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22335, 24 February 1938, Page 18
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