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BUSINESSES FOR SALE GROUND Floor Leasehold CoSee Lounge in heart of city shortly for sale. Average weekly takings exceed £420, al! high profit. Persons interested should replv in first instance to ''Coffee Lounge." P.O. Box 1171, X 6492 MILK Bar quick lunch, central, showing good net profit, genuine reason for selling; willing to help with finance. No agents. P 5435, “Press." SUBURBAN Family Grocery. 5day week, present turnover in excess of £B9O per week. Ideal father and son business situated best part. Goodwill £2200 plus stock and plant at valuation approx. £6500. Excellent finance available to approved purchaser. Further particulars from the Business Specialists. G.U.S. Land Dept. 'Ph. Isl. 2159: after hrs. 41-664 or 515-843. 4852 VENDING Round to lease. Capital required for stock approx. £l5OO. For further details write "Vending," Box No. 1849. YOUR Opportunity to Buy Established (12 years) Hardware, Paint, Crockery, Seed Business in thriving suburb. 'Phone 895-152 evenings. £5OO DEPOSIT: A potential gold mine for some go ahead person. 5-day week Mixed Business in a good locality, handy to the city and at present doing approx. £2OO weekly. With extended hours some bright person should at least be able to double the turnover. Good lease, low rental and modern plant in first-class order. Be early, this is an opportunity second to none. 'Phone 43-797 Central Homes, Ltd., or 385-382 after hours.99lo MANUFACTURING BUSINESS Small and progressive business. manufacturing metal goods. Substantially new plant. Little experience necessary as owner prepared to give initial introduction. Purchaser would require own premises. Well established clientele. Must be of interest to an existing manu facturer. G.W., plant and stock total £2500. Full details only to bona fide purchaser. SHERRIS and WILSON LTD., Telephone 50-039. MILK BAR One of most lucrative in Christchurch. Turnover average £345 p.w. Gross profit 27 per cent and net profit over £3OOO per annum. Exceptional suburban location and all attractively appointed. Attached is excellent 2-bedroom (could be 3) living accommodation. New lease available at £lO p.w. W.1.W.0. Price £6200 plus stock approx. £BOO. THIS SHOULD BE SEEN. CALL G.U.S. LAND DEPT., The Business Specialists, Main South road, Hornby. ’Ph. Isl. 5129: after hrs. 515-843 and 41-664. 4859 MIXED, main st., corner position. Capable large turnover, now rundown. 3 bedroom good home. £5OO ingoing. LUNCHEON CUM MILK BAR. Take away hamburgers, confectionery, etc. Excellent stand with prospects, 3 bedroom accom. Good. Takings over £2OO wk. on 5| day. Price £lOOO deposit. BUTCHERY, main road, no opposition handy, with prospects area growing. Price £2500. MILK BARS, COFFEE LOUNGES. A comprehensive selection to offer. DRAPERY. Some good businesses to offer, taking up to £550 wk. HARDWARE. This is a good business rarely on market, excellently situated. Worth investigation. Comprehensive range all types businesses to offer, and we arrange finance. See us for advice without obligation. M. M. RATHIE, JAMES and CO., LTD., M.R.E.I.N.Z. Business Specialists, 170 Manchester st. Ph. 50-159. After hours 898-119. 2533

VALUABLE FREEHOLD HOTELS AND SERVICE STATIONS FOR SALE BY TENDER THE Trustees of the ESTATE OR THE LATE ALBERT GEORGE HAVILL Deceased invite separate tenders for the purchase of their valuable properties situated in Palmerston North and in Ashhurst respectively briefly described as follows: LOT 1: The "Family" Hotel, Palmerston North. Situated on the corner of Rangitikei street and Featherston street, one of the busiest provincial intersections in New Zealand. The land contains 1 rood and 20 perches having a frontage to Rangitikei street of 150 links and a frontage to Featherston street of 250 links. The main building is a two-storey hotel containing large public bar, private bar, house bar, bottle-store, office dining-room, kitchen, laundry, cellar, toilet facilities, 10 guest bedrooms, two-bedroom Manager’s flat, and all usual amenities. At the rear of the building is a new. attractive and spacious Garden Bar and a car-shed. The “Family” Hotel is leased for a term expiring on the 19th October, 1966, and the lease contains the usual provisions in such leases. In respect of the hotel building certain outstanding requisitions of the Licensing Control Commission are yet to be satisfied. LOT 2: The "Masonic" Hotel, Ashhurst. This is an attractive Country Hotel situated in the township of Ashhurst alongside the main highway, between Hawkes Bay and the West, a short distance from the Manawatu Gorge. The land contains an area of 1 acre 2 roods 4.75 perches having frontages to Palmerston North-Napier State Highway, Railway road and Short street. The hotel is an attractive two-story one, containing a public bar, cellar, large and attractive lounge bar, dining-room, guest lounge, store-room and kitchen, five guest bedrooms, licensee’s bedroom and lounge, and the usual toilet facilities. The outside buildings comprise a garage, store-room and laundry. This hotel is leased for a term expiring on the 14th February, 1966, and the Lease contains the usual provisions in such leases. A Hotel Premises License has been granted for this attractive Country Hotel. LOT 3: Petrol Service Station. Well situated at 313 Rangitikei street, Palmerston North, which leads to the Main Highway between Palmerston North and the north and west of the North Island. The land contains an area of 26.37 perches, having a frontage to Rangitikei street, Palmerston North. The building having an area of approximately 1800 square feet comprises a busy service station and workshop with the usual amenities and store-room. The land is subject to a right-of-way and the property is let to a tenant for a term of five years expiring on the 31st October, 1968. LOT 4: Service Station At Ashhurst. The land is situated on the corner of the Palmerston North-Napier State Highway and Railway road at Ashhurst and contains an area of 1 rood and 9 perches. The building, which includes workshops and store-rooms and the usual amenities of an up-to-date service station was built of concrete blocks in 1962. Lot 4is subject to an Agreement to Lease expiring on the 16th April, 1967. LOTS 5,6 AND 7 VACANT ASHHURST RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS These lots comprise 3 building sections situated between the Masonic Hotel and the last-mentioned service station and contain 36.5 perches, 1 rood, and 1 rood respectively and are offered for sale separately. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Particulars and Conditions of Tender may be inspected at the Offices of. MESSRS CULLINANE & CULLINANE, SOLICITORS, FEILDING with whom arrangements for inspection may be made and with whom tenders close at noon on the 4th day of August, 1965. 8675