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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 848, 21 June 1910, Page 2

TO LET. Advertisements under this heading, Shteeri Words for Sixpence, if prepaid. TO LET, 3-roomed Cottage, Victoria Place; central; low. rent. Apply 18 Kent Terraoe. TO LET, in Duppa Street, 3 Rooms; modern conveniences; rent, 10s. J. J. Boyd, Kilbirnie. • . TO LET, 5 rooms ami stable, Kilbirnie; also 5 rooms, Stanley and Duppa. Streets. J. .T. Boyd, Kilbirnie. TO LET,, nicely-furnished Home; suit two gentlemen or ladies, or to one reasonably. 29 Home Street. TO LET, Island Bay—l have several modern-built- Houses; low rentals. Apply H. Andrus, Estate Agent, The Parade. TO LET, two-roomed Cottage; small rent, and 2 large rooms, with fireplaces. Apply. 11 M'Donald Crescent. W 'ANTED, good Tenant for 6-roomed house, Newtown; every convenience; good situation; close tram; rent 18s. Easson, Ltd., 85 Willis Street. WANTED, Tenant tor Shop . and »V Dwelling, Island Bay; rent 205.; good opening to work up good business. Easson, Ltd., 85 Willis Street. 80ARD AND RESIDENCE. -MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 21 KENT TERRACE, WELLINGTON. MRS. LEE, Proprietress. T ARGE and well-appointed House in ■L/ good locality; trains pass tho door; penny section; hot, 'cold, and shower baths. Visitors to Wellington can rely on getting excellent accommodation at a moderate tariff at Mrs. Leo's oldestablished Boardingno'use of twenty years' standing. 'Phone 1897. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. "DEQUIRED, end June, well-appointed -E-a' Single Bedroom and Board; quiet locality; good hot water service essential; no objection children. "Businessman," "Dominion" Office. /THO LET, nice.Furnished.Bedroom; all -0- conveniences; breakfast if required; h. and c.b., shower; central. 44 Boulcott Street. ■ ■ WANTED to Let, 'to 1 or 2 young inon,.. Furnished Bedroom; board optional. 211 Ingestro Street. WANTED, two Boarders, hot and cold bath, good table. Apply 9 Home Street, off Kent Terrace. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED to Buy, Good Second-Hand Engineer's Lathe. Apply A. Cameron, Manager Glen Oroua Dairy. WANTED TO SELL, ANTARCTIC Dogs—For sale, Purebred Pups, mother and father with Nimrod Expedition. Apply, by letter, Johnson, 102 Majoribanks Street, Wellington. /MOW for Sale, to calve this week. Fear, 'pile Homestead, Nonnandale, Lower Hntt. ; ' - FOR SALE, 18 horse-power Stationary Engine; 32 h.p. Multitubular Boiler. Apply Box 13, Shannon. Jjl 0 R SALE. 1 14 N.H.P. Tangye Steam Boiler, 801b. sq. in. 1 8 N.H.P. Tangye Steam Boiler, lOOib. sq. in. I 8 N.H.P. "Crabtree" Steam Boiler, 1001b. sq. in. I I 8 N.H.P. 9 x 1G Tangye Steam Engine (Colonial Type). 1 (I N.H.P. 6 x 14 Crabtree Steam Engine (Disc Type). 2 111-inch Fans (suitable for forge). The above are all second-hand, and in good order. Further particulars may be obtained from A. CAMERON, Manager Glen Oroua Dairy. FOR SALE, two' Sawmill Plants, powerful engines, hauler, horses, bullocks, planers, gearing complete. Also, one double Deal Frame, CO saws, takes two twenty by sixteen inch llitohcs; capacity 4000 feet per hour. Also, two Steam Locomotives for wood tramways. Also, four spare Boilers, two double cylinder, 12 h.p. Engines. Apply B. L. Knight, Utiku. FOR SALE, Galvanised Iron, lengths 4 to 10 feet, also Felt, Gutters Down Pipes, etc., at the Mount View Mental Hospital, Wellington. C. HOUCHEN. . HAVING taken over the whole of tho Stock of Norman, Heath and Co., wo slmll be pleased to disposo of any portion of same at greatly reduced prices. Straker Steam Wagon, Spares, Teon Belting, Tools, Oil Engine, Motor-car, "HUME'S MACHINERY EXCHANGE," 360 Lambton Quay. Box, 771. 'Phone, 2692. FOE SALE, gE E D CLEANING PLANT. ■ 1 OAT CRUSHER, complete. 1 No. 4 BENTAL GRISTER, complete. 1 SEED-CLEANING PLANT, consisting of— 1 HUMBLER, , 1 SHAKER, 1 BLOWEB, 23 RIDDLES, .With necessary Pulleys and Belting. 1 SHELL GRIN'DEiv AND SHAKER, complete. 1 16-H.P. CROSSLEY'S GAS ENGINE, 62FT. SHAFTING. t SHEAR LE jS and BRASS BEAR- ' INGS to erect Shafting on. ALL IN GOOD WORKING ORDER. ApplyU.F.C.A., LTD.. PALMEESTON NORTH, THE results obtained by Advertisers in tho Classified Columns of "The Dominion" are such as to confirm their belief that tho paper has a wider circulation than any other daily journal in paio.