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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 760, 8 March 1910, Page 2

BUSINESSES AND PARTNERSHIPS. A CHANCE of a Lifetime to proear. Profitable Busmesa of Drapery, Boots, and Mens Clothing, shoo 50ft. 2-fltoried, rent 215.; tmnover. •eaw per month. No goodwill; stock luat at. lauded co'_, owner giving satis* factory-reasons for Gelling. Apply early, wut be quickly snapped up.: Full particulars from J. H. Bowater arid Co.Agents, Wanganni. (7 IT X.. and Suburban Residences, also City apd Country Businesses for ' bale. . Inquire for . particulars, Easson. Ltd., 85 Willis Street ' .- , . OLD-ESTABLISHED GENERAL SMITHY.' •.>. Situated Premises, if .good town,-1. acre, of Land;- low reart . long lease, best stand in town, laxge tanV over; complete stock tools and iron 6hed. etQ. U>achbiiilding trade goeswith- it.-' Price, «&00; terms,lialf •! • j 818 a genuine opportunity •tc Fef^r 0 ': PPly EatUff W ' A ** c * . SALE, a snngcasli h-ade Grocery fihr.^l neSS ' dwelling, best pari . married ciwple; Small Stock. ' Street pcr week - r Eafisah,;Bs WUUt j PANCX WOEK .AND WOOL DEPOT. P lo ™ i? A i?'T^ cll " estal)lisll6 d Fancy, , ffork, Wool Depot, Ladiee', DrapS? end Registry Office Business, Large Shoo Hoiwe, in Main Street. Bent M per month.- Stock about' ,£SSO. Goodwill iS . .(rood reasons for selling. >A monev-mak-> : ing investment. Apply J.; H. Oldham.' Land Agent, Napier. •»'• - HIGH-CLASS TEA BOOMS. TjlOE SALE—First-class Luncheon and. rr .Tea, Rooms and' Ladies' ChiK in. Napier. Main Street.. .Good leaser % . Booms and Conveniences., Price.as a,go-' • ing concern,. <£550. Good reasons for sell- ' ing. Write; for full • Oidnam,; Land: Agen^Napier. ]POE SALE, Carrying Plant, near Wei- - a lington,; good connection; Hocseand Stableon'l acre; a reU'bargain for active man.. ' Easson, 85 /Willis Street.-' ■ - ■ yV" TO Grain aid Prod ace Merchant—Fo* Immediate Salo—iS2oo will put pnv chaser, .in a 'good Corn-Crushing; Gnitdv ing, and Firewood Cutting Busline. l ?'. Furthor particulars apply ?Uomiaioal Office. . ... HOTEL WANTED. SMALL Country, Hotel .Wanted in El- * ohange; for; handy -little Taranaki Dairy Farm, 108 acres. Send details-tfl • LEWIS AND CO, ' ' WANGANUI. ■ FOE SALE. ' nnHOROUGHLY 60und Hotel, in lead•jL ing - inland- town, containing 2f' rooms. All in thoroughly good order' and. well furnished,;.together with thre< acres of land. Doing a sound, trade ol over... £100 per week- average. 'Saleyards and factory adjacent... Prominent position at Cross ■ Roads.. Good lease. Full particulars on application to WELLWOC-D AND WELLWOOD, . 'Station Street, Hastings.. \fu'ANTED to; Sell, .as .'a going concern,' T.y i a Bicycle-Business ;-will sell -stack and : tools at valuation;-selling on ac* • count of ill-health; • a biirgain. Apply "Bicycle,""Dominion" Office. • W 'ANTED, Purohaser First-clasr ■ Boardinghouse,'"'central; thirteet. rooms; well furnished,;6plelidid opportun* • it?. : Apply "Cash," "Dominion" Oifibe. ■ "OTANTED to Sell, almost new, a coin.. plete Soda Water Plant ;■ English - - makers,'with or ..without 3-horse Gas .Engine; capacity;'4so doz. per day; the ' lot. 1 ' Apply "Soda Water," "Dominion". Office. ■■■■ '■ ■'. ■■ TST ANTED ,-. KNOWN.—For . Sale, the * ' Goodwill of a well-established Fish ' and Ouster Saloon Business, doing a good 1 trade, in a 'Country town'; surrounded by a. : ,llqunshing 4?rming u distriot;; a. splen-. - did'-opportiihity for a married oouple. ' Full particulars on application to'Gambitsw Bros., Feilding;' ; 'Phono 215.'. - ■" -- - f - WANTED Knowk4Spiendid'little Ccn* •vfeotionary Business'- for •'Sale;-' euii one or two; ladies; country, toivn, Apjjlj "Moderate "- "Dominion",. Office. BUTCHERY FOR SALE AT OHAKUNE. O. SHOPS, 3 covered carts, 1 beef draj, ' 5 sets of harness; 6hop'leased fof four years at 20s.- per week; all ifittings,' saws,.' sausage machine, all necessary v gear in slaughter T housei 36 acres of landall 'grassed; everything for carrying on the business..! : : Turnover -last i-fivo months, 178 cattle, 6G4 sheep," 128 lambs, GO pigs, 10 calves. Tfio whole -lot—everything m good working 'half.cash;;,- ' i Splendid opportunity." / Apply at once. Also, Splendid Private Hotel and Store large number of farms, and other bnsi. nesses. Please-fiend for lieta. - - • • • WHITTAKER AND CO., National Land . • Agency, K. Solo Agents, Tauiharunui. YOU can't afford'a-motor, but you can ■have all the sensations of 'owingone '' at , the Garden' Fete in' BotanicaJ Garden?'. next. Saturday. .■ ... i\. D. W.'VIRTUE &co. f 1 VICTORIA STREET, WELLINGTON. ' GRAIN, FLOUR,''PRODUCE AND COM- ■ ■ MISSION MERCHANTS, " 1 CARRY Large Stocks of FLOUR ' ' » and aU kinds of Produce,-and willbe pleaded to "submit prices on application. ■ '' -~ i :'. : Agents for the; Now - Zealand Float Millers' Co-oseratiTG Association, Ltd. I ARTISTS' MATERIAL. STUDENTS' WATER COLOUR BOXES, containing ■12 tubes, brush and pans for each colour, 3s. < 3d., -3s. 6d, Best line on tha market. PLASTICINE.—ModeIIing 'Tools, Draw''ing Papers, arid:all bchool Requisite* ;,at Bedrock Prices. . ; STENCILLING RtUUISITES.-Brushw BROOKE;S ART MEDIUM, and all Materials : . required 'by Artists ' and Students at Special-Low Prices. . From:— ■ : . ROBT. MARTIN. LTD., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. Jjl LY., - A N;D; YOU NG, ROYAL ItAIL CONTRACTORS AND GENERAL CARRIERS, MASTERTON. All Trains Met. Commercial Travellers' Samples Promptly Attended to. New and Up-to-Date Sample Rooms; ' AGENTS FOR THE N.Z. EXPRESS ' COMPANY.; Storage and Stabling Coraer Dixon.and- , : Bannister Streets. ' St. John's Ambulance Available Day • or Night.: '. - MASTER-TON. 'Phone No. 12G, and Private 137 P.O. Box 50. CONVEYANCES. V LEVIN-FOXTON COACH SEEVICH Time-table.—Leave Foston, 6.30 a.m.! arrive Levin, 8.30 a.m.; leavo Letin, 11.50 a.m.; arrive i'oxton; 1;50 p.m.; leave Foxton, 2.30, p.m;; arrive Levin, i.30 p.m.; leave Lenn, 7.15 p.m.; arrive I'oxton, 9.45 p.m. C. F. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. tjOYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE, the .ff\ Shortest Route to and from Foxton.—Leaves Foiton daily 6.30 a.m., ap. - . rive Shannon daily 7.30 a,m.; leave con daily 10.45 a.m., arrive Foxton daily ' 12: noon; leave Foxton daily 2.50 p.m., ' arrive Shannon daily 4 p.m.; leave Shannon daily 8.15 p.m, arrive Foxton. doily' u;3O p.m. ■■■';' - • .- I. H, GINGELL, > • : - ftonrietofc