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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 165, 9 April 1926, Page 1

SPECIAL VALUES. MALIN’S Store, 146 Tasman Street.— Everybody’s talking about, the New Store, where l-'resh Fruit, Vegetables, and Groceries are cheaper. /MOLD 15-jewel Lever Wristlet '-A Watches, with R.G. Expander, usually £5, now £2 10s. Browuson’s Cornei, 122 Willis Street. WHY not leave your films with the Best Firm? Harringtons. G’ OLDEN SHRED MARMALADEFOR BREAKFAST. t'AltVijAxijii, DUiiuer —J. PatterbOD, Mortimer Crescent. Additions, Alterations* aud liepairs. Private telephone 20 —025. hat Lovely Snaps— Yes, Harringtons always do mine. j\,jA;.lN’S Store, lit Tasman Street.-. -‘■’-I Yellow and G’reen Cigarette. BU., Capstan 7d., Clarence 71UU; Matches, loiind, Bd.; Saleties. 7d. doz.; Cigarette papers, doubles, 12 for Is. rt OLDEN SHRED MARMALADEIIFOR BREAKFAST. BARGAINS at urownson’s—Genuine Xylonite Brush, Comb, and Mirror; usually £2 165.. now 255. 1-2 Willis Street. rv m DEN SHRED G° LD FOR BREAKFAST. , kaVF; wu;r r’rJms with usr—Good JU Prints will be made. Harringtons. COWAN. 117 Cuba StreetBig variety of Cashmere Frocks, Jumpers and Jumper Suits, all sizes, from 49a. .od. -- BUSINESSES FOR SALE. VLEGETABLE Business; turnover £6O ’ to £7O weekly, sure money-maker, good lease. E. Contract, togethei E with 3-ton lorry; a snip; good reasons for selling. Particulars apply F. Astridgo, Waikanae. LUNCHEON Rooms just being converted into Fish Restaurant, large town, central, absmutely the ,P°sitioii, suit business couple, owner inexpenonced. busy time ahead, will sell or consider partnership. Apply. Bs<l, c/o “Dominion.” ' ■ A GENUINE SNIP. . . I N cenue of Main Street, - flourishing J- Confectionery and Soft Ennks Business. Lease 3 years at 10s. per week. Good shop, I comfortable living rooms, electric light, water, ago etc. Present trade could easily be doubled. Owner has other prospects. This offer for one week only. Ince £250 cash. No agents. Apply P.O. BOX 39, Taihape. BRICKWORKS. CJ IT DATED prosperous Southern W alO kato town: 31 acres freehold, with large kiln and all necessary buildings, machinery, etc. Clay to meet requirements for next 50 years P r °P Shows PROFIT of over £lOOO per annum over all expenses at present output, could be greatly increased. 1 RlGh.as a going concern, £4000; cash required. X2 wood. coal and carrying BUSINESS. GOING CONCERN, including freehold house and yard with necessary buildMotors. Lorries, Horses, etc., also furniture in house. Xjlot)© per annum. NO GOODWILL asked; £3500, cash required £2 P.O. Box 60. T’e Kuitt. CONFECTIONERY SHOP. - Hawke’s Bay—With 4 living rooms attached. Rent £lO 7s. 6d. month. Insurance on stock £-100. Average weekly takings £9O to £33 per week Price, walk in, walk out, £5OO. And it is a good business, that could be run by a lady. CORDIAL BUSINESS.-New Plymonth. —Gallon jar trade. Freehold land, House, Factory, Stable, Cart Shed, etc. Going concern. Business and freehold. .£2OOO. BUTCHERY BUSINESS.-Taranaki. - Country trade. Rent tor shop, House and 8 acres land, £2 15s. per week. Price, going concern, £270. Doing 3J bodies, 1J pigs, 5 sheep weekly. Immediate inspection required STATIONERY AND BOOKSELLER— Rent £4 10s. and rates. Price for plant, books and stock, about £9OO. Good returns shown here, and will stand every inspection. BAKERY BUSINESS—Hawkes BayOwner, through ill-health, must sell, so will lease tho premises and bakehouse, which are their own. Freehold and sell plant and stock at valuation; about £4OO cash required. JOHN PRIOR AND SON. Agents and Business Brokers, New Plymouth. PUBLIC NOTICES. ’ WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC FAREWELL" TO MR. R. A. ROSE (the champion mile runner of New Zealand, and champion three mile runner of Australasia), and his companion, MR. J. McHOLM. A CIVIC FAREWELL will lie tendered -Y f 0 y r . R. A. Rose (prior to his departure for England to take part in the English Championships, and also to meet Nurmi, the world’s champion mile and three-mile runner and athletes oi other countries), and his companion, Mr. J. Mcltolui, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), the 9th, in the Town Hall, Wellington, at 5 p.m. All citizens are cordially invited to be present on the occasion. C. J. B. NORWOOD. Mayor. N.Z.A.A.A. FAREWELL TO R. A. ROSE. UIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, hav■FJ- ing intimated his intention of according, at the Town Hall, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), APRIL 9, a Civic Farewell to R. A.’Rose and J. W. Mcllolm prior to their departure for England and Europe, the President and Council of tho New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association cordially invite subscribers to the R. A. Rose f’und, members of kindred sporting bodies, and all others interested in amateur sport to attend the function with them, to recognise His Worship’s courtesy and to extend to our Champion Athlete good wishes tor his success abroad. L. A. TRACY, Hon. See., N.Z.A.A.A. EXHIBITION VISITORS. " f pnE DOMINION” is on sale at the -F Bookstall in the Exhibition Buildings and at the Shop of Messrs. Stark and Humphreys. Ltd.. Princes Street, Dunedin, or we will post it to any address given. Do not lose touch with your homo town and the North Island while you are away. Take the "National” Dailv. THE WELLINGTON PUBLISHING CO.. LTD., Dominion Avenue. Telephones 44—021 to 44—024. P.O. Bov US! or 1043.