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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 289, 6 September 1928, Page 1

TO LET. ■- rpo LET, part furnished, 2 large rooms, J- kitchenette, self-contained; ~ adults. Apply 11 Boltou Street. ■ COMFORTABLE; Clean Bedroom, elec- > (; r j e light, hot water; 12s. 6d. weekly, iu advance. 79 Brougham Street. OOM to Share, with Quiet Man, morning tray optional, terms moderate, comfortable, central. 5 College Street, TAURNISHED Double Rooms, e. 1., gas ; Jk ring, fireplace. 120 A Vivian Street, above Russell’s, Grocer; terms moderate. : rpo LET—I Large Front Double Furi -Y nished Bed-sittiugroom, private kitchenette. 20 Murphy Street, Thorndon. AREHOUSE or Sample Room, Victoria Street, 26 x 26, 30s. Apply - Space, Box 1474, G.P.0., or Phone 4u—--364. ; rpo LET—Furnished Flat, 2 rooms, •Y kitchenette, bathroom; self-contain-i ed; separate entrance. 24 Hobson Street. : Q-ROOMED Furnished Flat, 275. 6d.; ) or Bed-sittingroom, £1; suitable couple; close car; references. Phone 2-1 — 864. c rpWO Unfurnished Rooms, sunny posi- ; J- tion, new house, modern convem- - enccs, suit couple, moderate, 32 Adams Terrace. - TPOR term, Two Flats, Highland Park, , -Y careful tenant; no climb; every con- - venience; near tram. Write N 620, c/o “Dominion.” ' OfiOf)FT. Warehouse-showroom space, ', ivvvv First Floor, Hearne’s Buildings; excellently lighted; lift. W. G. Hearne, Dixon Street. ’ T ARGE, Comfortably Furnished Bed-J-J sittingroom, suitable for married > couple, or business gentleman; breakfast served. Apply Bellamy, 196 Willis Street. 7 Tel. 22—555. - tYoWNSTAIRS, large sunny Furnished ■ ■ Bed-Sittingroom, fireplace, kitchenette, gas stove, separate meter, balcony, 305.; also Furnished Room, kitchenette, fuel range, £l. "Apply 16 Hall Street, Newtown.' KELBURN. : rpo LET, Large 6-roomed House, every -Y possible convenience; vacant. 37 ■ Fairview Crescent, Kelburn. - BLENHEIM GARAGE TO LET. rtARAGE in Blenheim, concrete buildvr ing, 50ft. x 150 ft.; right in busi- - ncss centre. APPIy “ J. ADAMS, 26 South Street, Blenheim. f TO LET. T TWO KELBURN FLATS. 1 QITUATED at the junction of balab manca Road and Kelburn Paiadc, ’ overlooking Kelburn Park. These m.i„- - nificent flats will, be completed and ready ’ for occupation in about thice veeks. ; Garage if desired. APP E. t pkLLISER AND CO., “The Dominion” Building, I " PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. i 17011 RENT —Suite of Offices in Druids’ I Chambers. . Excellent facilities, in- : eluding central heating, strong-room, and Lift with attendant. There is perfect lighting. , , Good lease -can be arranged. Full particulars from G. G." TOLHURST AND SON, Bank N.Z. Buildings, Lambton Quay. totenants. ~ THE COURTENAY CHAMBERS. . QPACE is now available for Letting in these premises, which comprise the ' latest up-to-date 7-story building, just erected at the Courtenay Place Tram ' Stop. These attractive premises are ‘ highly suited for all professions, club rooms, show rooms, officer, etc. lhey are ' exceedingly well lighted, and sunny, and have the very latest modern conveniences. For details, apply SAMSON 'BROS., Auctioneers, 19 Courtenay Place. _ rjt O LET. FURNISHED. Highland Park —6 rooms. Hataitai—6 rooms. Hatton Street —5 rooms. Oriental Bay—9 rooms. Heretaunga—6 rooms. UNFURNISHED. The Terrace —11 rooms. Majoribanks Street —14 rooms. ' Thorndon—ll rooms. Highland Park —6 rooms. Hawkestone Terrace —5 rooms. ! FINCH. WEBSTER AND OSWIN, • 159 Featherston Street. • 41—818. s TO LET, ~ A N up-to-dato Residence, 6 large rooms, ■kY No. 26 Lower Nairn Street, close to ; tho tram; every convenience, recently re--1 built, renovated, papered and painted ’ throughout. I will only let this house 1 to an approved tenant, who will have to keep it. in order, ..s it is- my own personal t property. Rental £5 ss. per week. LOWER CUBA STREET. t 1 am contemplating converting premises into one large and two smaller shops on the right side of the street close ’ to the National Cash Register Co.j splen5 did position, commands the traffic from Wharf, via Jervois Quay, also Mercer - Street, through which the trams should soon be running. These shops would suit ■ an Electrician. Tailor. Tea Rooms, Motor Tire Sales. Draper, etc. The traffic to the Town Hall pass the door. I will j be glad to discuss the matter with proI posed tenants. TITOS. B. DWAN, Owner, A.M.P. Building. Customhouse Quay, j Wellington. s “THE DOMINION” BUILDING. Corner Mercer, Victoria and Wakefield Streets. • A Building known to and admired by all Wellington. j e ~ i - Situated in the very centre of business activities and fitted with all "the latest office and warehouse requirements, the building offers everything that is ideal from the point of view of ? location and equipment. Already housing some of Wellington’s leading business organisations, there remains a small amount of space available. Here is your opportunity to obtain a tenancy conferring many advantages. For details °l>ply to the agents: MESSRS. E. I’ALLISER AND CO., “The Dominion” Building, Wellington. ANTED, Every Woman to bring her Hubby if Born New Zealander to . Town Hall, Thursday, 8 p.m. i