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AUCTIONS JJPPER HUTT SALE, TO-DAY' (THURSDAY), September 15, 192712 store cattle 2 separators. 8610 AUCTION SALE OF MODERN HOME, NO. 10 KIWI STREET, LOWER HUTT, On the- Ground, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1927, At 2.30 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTD., have • received instructions from Thomas Hall, Esq., who is giving up housekeeping, to offer for sale, by Public Auction— HIS MODERN FOUR-ROOMED BUNGALOW, kitchenette, hot and cold water, gas cooker, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, every convenience, washhouse, copper, tubs, under one roof. . / The terms are exceptionally easy, namely, 20 per cent, cash, balance arranged. . NOTE. —This property was specially built tor IhA Owner, and is less than five minutes’ walk from the Main Station. , , -i For Card to view and further details, apply to the Auctioneers— It. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 6TD., 115 Featherston Street and Main Street, Lower Hutt. S6B2 HOTELS FOR SALE. CTOOD Country Hotel, lease 3 years; UA rent x-4; trade £6O; well and fully furnished, and opposite Railway Station; opportunity to acquire good hotel at lowfigure. Firjance arranged. A\ ni. Butler, Hotel Broker. 115 Lambton Quay. ’ WANTED I’o SELL, HOTEL LEASE. CTOMPACT Country Hotel, with no opU 7 position. Takings, X’loo per week. Working expenses very low Cash required. £1000; easy finance. Applv CHAS. E. RHIMES. 31 Panama Street. Wellinglon. TO LEASE, HOTEL, KING COUNTRY. TTP-TO-DATE Building to bn erected au d ready for occupation in March next; accommodation for about 40 guests;, on tourist route; practically no opposition. F. J. MAR I’ELL, Real Estate Agent, Hamilton. FOR SALE, pOUNTRY Hotel, Freehold, 12 rooms 2 stories, 4 acres land; license building new Insured £2OOO. Profits (approximately), X5OO per annum. Price <£3500. For further particulars, apply A. A. WOOD, Hotel Broker, Palmerston North. FOR'SALE, FREEHOLD HOTEL.' lAOR SALE, to wind up a Deceased r Estate, Hotel, modern brick build mg, every convenience, in a busy sea port town close to Wellington. Going good Commercial and Bar trade Lease expires in 6 months, when possession can be obtained Price for the free hold XSOOfI, which is considerably less than 11 would cost to build; £2OOO cash required, balance could ■ remain on mortgage for a term at 7 per cent Free house for' everything. Speight’s beer Apply to Solo Agent for Trustees— DWAN BROS., Willis Street, Wellington. YN EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR BAD LEGS. NO OPERATION NECESSARY HUNDREDS ot chronic Ulcers have been healed with ’’Varex ” Simple safe and inexpensive Henlr- while vou work: works while you sleep! No rest tng Free pamphlets and testimonials from Ernest Healey. Vinei. Ltd. GPO Box 1558 A. Wellington Local Representative. Nurse Spence, 95 Qourtenav Place. Wellington / ’Phone 22—430

TO LET. AN IDEAL HOME FOR YOUR BUSINESS THE LATEST IN MODERN OFFICE, WAREHOUSE AND SHOP ACCOMMODATION. L Ipli With the outside structure now completed, and the interior work well advanced it is fully expected that this handsome seven-story building, at the corner of Mercer and Wakefield Streets, now being erected for ‘‘•The Dominion" Newspaper Company, will be ready for occupation before the end of the present year. The portion of the building available 'for office and warehouse accommodation, and for shops, has already attracted widespread attention, and a large part of it has been taken up for occupation by various business firms. There is still space remaining for a few suites of offices, and single offices; and a limited area of warehouse accommodation. The majority of the shops have been let, or are under offer. Early application, therefore, should be made by prospective tenants, more'especially by those likely to require special subdivisions to suit their requirements. The building is constructed on the most modern tinea, and with the most up-to-date office and warehouse equipment- the lighting thioughout is exceptionally good; tenants will have the benefit of Cential Heating. There are four lifts (a stand-by power plant provides against the contingency of a break-down in the City Power Supply), and there are many other special features of advantage to tenants. The building is situated in the very heart of Wellington, .■rontiiig one of the finest open spaces in the City, and also has a back entrance from Old Custom House Street. With the City Council's development scheme in this locality, which includes the early widening of Mercer Street, and the complete transformation of Old Custom House, Parish and St Hill Streets into a modern shopping centre, this portion of the City will be enormously increased in value for shop and office purposes. In addition it is handy to wharves and shipping, banks. Post Office, and Muni--1 cipal Offices Though adjacent to tramway routes, it escapes the noise of passing trams. THE BUILDING WILL BE A LANDMARK LN THE CITYKNOWN TO ALL. NO TENANT WILL REQUIRE ANY OTHER ADDRESS THAN "THE DOMINION” BUILDING. i ' For details apply to the agents:— MESSRS E. PALLISER AND CO.. Grey Street, Wellington.