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WANTED TO SELL (Miscellaneous). i- WANTED to Sell, Milkfloat, nearly >- ’ ’ new. Romain, 24 Moxham Avenue, Hataitai, Wellington. ■8 pOR SALE, "Iron Age” Potato Planter s and an "International” Digger; only us<h! one season. Owner selling bes cause ground not suitable for potato- ■_ growing. Apply 'Phone 91, Shannon. WANTED Sell, post free.—Genuine 6Lens Drench Army Field-glasses, with Solid Leather case, 555. pair. ’ Genuine “Kalris” 8-Lens Prismatic ' Field-glasses, with Solid Leather Case, worth <£lo. A snip for £5 10s. Les. i* Sternberg, *27 Manners Street. r COUNTER CASE. ? WANTED to Sell, Handsome, Dust- ’ ’ proof, Polished Maple i’n, Plate - COUNTER CASE, velvet lined, nickel ! > corners. Suit jeweller, etc. 1 CUBA AUCTION MART. FRANKLIN, HOOD AND CO.. 50 Cuba Street. ’’ SHIP’S RANGE. SHIP’S RANGE, in fair order, 5x2 x 2J, Railway Iron, Pulleys, and Shafting. Also four .303 Rifles, in good order. STEVENS AND CO., • Opper Abel Smith Street. ’Phone 20-333. THE WORLD’S BEST SEWING MACHINES; 5 QTANDARD, ROTOSCILLO, VICKERS, i Guaranteed 10 years, £□ 17s. 6d. upwards. Spares fully stocked. Needles ■ for all makes. F. J. W- FEAR AND CO., 63-65 Willis Street, Wellington. • COMPULSORY CLEARANCE. i MEW TIMBER, 4in. by 2in. Scantling, 8 by 1 Sacking; Cheap. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, Pipitea Wharf. LAERY AND CO.. LTD., WELLINGTON, HAVE for Private Sale at low prices— Large supplies of Canterbury grown Seed Potatoes, as follow: SUTTON’S SUPREME. RED DAKOTAS, NORTHERN STARS, BRITISH QUEEN, EARLY REGENTS. GAMEKEEPERS, ARRAN CHIEF, Etc. Quotations upon application. FG. REID, • G. REID, Petone, Wholesale Manufacturer, HORSE AND COW COVERS. TARPAULINS, And All Classes of Leather Goods. 'Phone 37G5, 3 rings. PROPERTIES FOR SALE TJROOKLYN—S Rooms, good order,

XJ space garage; most glorious garden; £1225; terms, Benge, 6 Boulcott Street. SECTIONS. £5 DEPOSIT. IPs. each week; sections 40 x 115, Esplanade, Island Bay; sections £l5O, no interest Apply BAYLIS, Penrose Avenue. 01 SID BAYLIS, 364 Esplanade. LOWER HUTT. MEW BUNGALOW of 6 large imposX’ ing rooms, built strictly to Government specifications of the very best timbers and imported cedar weatherboarding. Largo well-designed entrance hall. Beautiful sliding double bevel plate glass doors between dining-room and drawing-room. Sleeping porch. Side and back verandas. Kitchen has many builtin cupboards, also 6in. drawers and largo airing cupboard. Range and gasstove, e.l. Plaster-lined bathroom; 3 bedrooms, each with large built-in wardrobes. Concrete drive and garage. Pergola, etc. The writer was particularly impressed with the value at only £1650, when inspecting the property to-day. GOODWIN AND CHICHESTER. Tel. 1707. Lower Hutt. LOWER HUTT. PXCEPTTONALLY fine 7-roomed X-l House, sun-room, bathroom, pore, bath, basin, h. and c, every possible convenience; large section laid out in garden, rosery, concrete paths, sunny aspect, very central. Price only £2700; terms arranged. Houses of this quality aro rarely in the market. It will stand any inspection. H ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 Featherston St. or Main Road, Lower Hutt. ’VY/AKIED Sell, Thorndon, charming » ’ one-floor Residence, 6 rooms, portico, and bay windows, bridge gate, concrete paths, electric light, caliphont, bot water, ga« cooker, porcelain bath, interior beautifully decorated modern manner. Price £1750; terms arranged; unusual chance secure sweet house with large section. KILBIRNIE—7-roomed Superior Residence, one floor, no climb, near tram, tower and oriel windows, Marseilles tiles roof, hot water, electric light, porcelain bath, basin, gas cooker; prettily panelled hall, most artistic decorations throughout, sun porch, bridge gate; sweetest home imaginable. Price £1550; terms. MARTIN D. McINTYRE AND CO.. 215 Lambton Quay, Wellington. HOUSE PROPERTY FOR SALE. pORNER Block, 157 ft. by 123 ft., frontage to two streets; built of concrete in 1919; electric light and all conveniences. Comprises Hotel and Ten Business and Office Premises. Turnover of the hotel is about £350 per week. So would pay better if owners ran it themselves. Situated in the heart of a thriving country town and is steadily growing more valuable. Hotel is let for £4O per week. Lease expires on December 1 next. PRICE £50.000. Terms, half cash. Balance as per arrangement. Owners net returns for rent in block amount to £3200 per annum. This works out at 6i per cent, per annum on purchase price. Net return. We have no hesitation in recommending this property as a sound investment and one which will grow more valuable as years go byEvery genuine inquiry promptly and fully answered. JOHN PRIOR AND SON, I Land and Business Brokers, General Commission Agents. , P.O. Box 65. Dannevirke, and P.O. Box 377 New Plymouth. | -