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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22340, 2 March 1938, Page 19

AUCTIONS. DREWERY’S AUCTION ROOMS. Furniture, carpets. etc. URNITURE. CARPETS, ETC. 1 P.M.r MATCHLESS MOTOR-CYCLE, 24 H.P., first-class order, good tyres, etc. Afterwards: Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Ornaments, Household Sundries, etc. 1 1. 45 p.m.: Upholsterers' Materials, Part Rolls of Cover, Rolls Webbing, Rolls Coloured Blinds. Boxes Couch Buttons, Boxes Drugget Pins, Button Pins, and Sundries. 2 P.M., FURNITURE: Account VARIOUS CLIENTS. WE WILL SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING GOODS TO AUCTION:—OAK ROLL-TOP OFFICE DESK, 2 Rimu (Old Style); 5 CARPET SQUARES, AXMINSTER AND WILTON, 12 x 9, 12 X 10.6, 9x9, and 9 x 7ft 6in; CARPET RUNNERS. 5 HEARTHRUGS, H.M.V. 4-V. RADIO, 3 SCOTCH CHESTS. 3 FIRESIDE CHAIRS, COMBINATION GLASSTOP BOOKCASE WRITING DESK, WARDROBE, 2 SMALL CHESTS OF DRAWERS, 2 SIDEBOARDS, 5-PIECE SETTEE SUITE. 2 HIGH CHAIRS, OFFICE CHAIRS. LEATHER AND OAK SWIVEL, GLASS-TOP KITCHEN CABINET, 3 DUCHESSE CHESTS. 9-PIECE COUCH SUITE. 2 SETTEES, Flour and Sugar Bin, Bookshelves (Glass Doors), Cane and Seagrass Chairs, Large Velour Table Cloth, Hall Curtains, 2 Piano Stools. Cushions, Large Cramp. 8 K. Chairs, 3 K. Tables, 2 D. Tables, Beds and Wires, Double and Single, also Kapoc Mattresses, Garden Tools. Battery Radio Set and Battery Charger, 2 Lawmnowers, Wringer, 4 Occ Tables, 3 Clocks, Mirrors, Firescreens, Spark Guard, and Sundry Smaller Lines.

D R E VV E R Y ' S, 425 Colombo street. Sydenham. 7922 BUSINESSES FOR SALE. Twelve Words 1/-, 3 Days 2/6. 00 — MAIN street, tram stop, fruit, mixed. 5 rooms. D. Stock and Co. X 6774 4r"J *) “t—NO opposition, 4 rooms, cVlrvU grocery, fruit; rent ?ss. D. Stock and Co. X 6774 n7 X— SUBURBAN fruit, confec- • tionery; turnover £3O/£4O. D. Stock and Co, XG774 (• "tCASH- -£ 10 Profit in capable hands, old-established business. D. Stock and Co. X 6774 VI ‘.JO —CAKE Kitchen, up-to-date equipment. Exclusive tradein superior residential district. Very profitable business. E. R. McDonald and Son, 98 Gloucester street. X 6442 VI *JO —MIXEp Business. Turnover £2B weekly. Close school Comfortable Residence. Rent 22s 6d E. R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 644?

£125 weekly. -PAYING Mixed Business. Bungalow attached. 30s Ring Evans and Bull.

X 6315 £'9A(|- Cl n Store. £6O weekly turnover. Rent 30s weekly No residence. Good lease. Cash trade. E. R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 6442

£/o. HOME BAKERY AGENCY. CAKE. CONFECTIONERY. DAIRY. TEAROOMS. ETC. TURNOVER £l7 TO £lB WEEKLY. LATEST RESIDENCE IN UP-TO-DATE SHOPPING CENTRE. HUTCHINSON. WHITE'S, Victoria square. 5*120. TURNOVER £25 WEEKLY. LUNCH AND TEAROOMS. ATTRACTIVE HOURS—CIose 5.30. No Sunday trade. Fully equipped shop and tearooms. Comfortable residence attached. Further particulars from— HUTCHINSON. WHITE'S. Victoria square. £225. COMPACT GENERAL BUSINESS. WELL-STOCKED AND ENJOYING CASH TURNOVER £2B WEEKLY. No delivery. Comfortable BUNGALOW RESIDENCE. Only 20s. Free from opposition. Inspect this and see value for your inoncv. ’ HUTCHINSON. WHITE'S. Victoria square. £l2O. HOME-MADE CAKE KITCHEN. _ Select shopping centre. Last week's takings £2O. Bungalow residence. Rent 30s. HUTCHINSON. WHITE'S. Victoria square. H4844 FOR SALE. OLD-ESTABLISHED TEA BUSINESS. XTERE’S a really good opportunity for a small live syndicate to purchase a Sound Tea Business as a going concern. Present owner (retiring) has had the business for the oast 16 years. Other lines include coffee and cocoa. Will stand fullest investigation. No bad debts. £IOOO will buy this outstanding little business. For further details please write — “OPPORTUNITY.” C/o The Goldberg Advertising Agency. Ltd., Dunedin. 7917 BUSINESSES WANTED TO BUT. \T7ANTED Purchase, Suburban Gen- ’’ eral Store, good living rooms. Cash. 86792, “Press.” \\TANTED to Purchase Milk Round; ’ • cash buyer for compact business. 86539, “Press.” EDUCATIONAL. POACHING for MATRICULATION. SCHOOL CERTIFICATE. PUBLIC SERVICE. Individual Instruction by QUALIFIED TUTORS. Special fee covers course of instruction for the year. STUDENTS NOW BEING ENROLLED DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 69 Worcester street West (Next to "Harley”). Day and Evening Commercial Sessions have resumed. Term commences with first attendance. Tel. 32-510. Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., I.P.S. PITMAN’S COMMERCIAL COL--t LEGE, Top Floor, Warden’s Buildings, Cashel street. Strictly individual tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, etc. Term commences with first attendance. We guarantee positions for all qualified students. Fees very moderate. Telephone 41-027. C 3279 PILBY’S COLLEGE, ” 93 Worcester street, (near Cathedral Square.) DAY AND EVENING CLASSES have now resumed. PROSPECTUS FREE ON REQUEST. ’Phone 41-766. P.O. Box 652. G5617 ELOCUTION. \T OICE-CULTURE, Speech-Training, * Expression-Training, PublicSpeaking, Reciting, Acting, Broadcasting. Interview the Principal, Studio 9A, 2nd Floor, Bristol Buildings, 141 Cashel street. X 6132 TEACHERS OF DANCING. LONDON ACADEMY. 769 Colombo street. ’Phone 41-933. Principal: - A, L. Leghorn, C.M.I.S.T.D. MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. Full particulars on application. L 5377 THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF I “THE PRESS” IS OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M to receive Advertisements loi the following day's issue. AFTER 1C P.M. ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE PRINTER, on the first'floor.