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TENDERS TENDERS. •DENDERS are invited for the purchase -L of:— , , (1) The Slocks. Fittings, and Book Debts. (2) An Austin 7 h.p. 1929 Sedan. (3) A Chrysler four-cyhnder 192< Sedan. , All the property of Mathewson s. Limited. Ladies’ Outfitters, of Hastings Street. Napier, and Gladstone Road. Gisborne. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TERMS: Cash or Terms, all tenders to be abcompanied by a deposit of 5 per cent, of the sum tendered. Full lists of Stock, Fittings, and Book Debts, and also the Conditions of Sale, may be examined at the offices of Messrs. McCulloch, Butler and Spence, Public Accountants, at Napier. Hastings, and Gisborne, or at the offices of The Dominion,” Wellington. Tenders close at the offices of Messrs. McCulloch, Butler and Spence, Napier, at 12 noon on the 18th day of September, 1933. M. S. SPENCE. C.A.. Receiver for Debenture Holder. HOTELS FOR LEASE Bl’ TENDER. TARADALE HOTEL, TARADALE. RAILWAY HOTEL, OTANE. SETTLERS’ ARMS HOTEL, ORMONDVILLE. rFHE NAPIER BREWERY COM--1 - PANY, LIMITED, invites Tenders for the Lease for a term of THREE YEARS of each of its above-named ’icensed hotels. . . , Particulars and Conditions of Tender and form of Lease can be inspected, and all information obtained from Peter Ashcroft, Esq., Tennyson St., Napier, or from the ' undersigned Solicitors. . Tenders close with the undersigned at noon on Wednesday, the 27th day of 1 highest br any tender not necesP this Twelfth day of September, 1933. HUMPHRIES & HUMPHRIES, Solicitors, Napier. ALWAYS SPECIFY C.M.A. CABLES AND FLEXIBLES. •THE name C.M.A. Is a definite guaranA tee of satisfactory service. From the largest cable to the smallest household wire. C.M.A. will never let you down BRITISH AND BESTSK for our revised Door price list and Catalogue—lower prices. New designs in Rimu, Oregon and Redwood. O. & A. ODLIN & CO., LTD. a LONG and co. ltd. Agents for . ’ . . DONNACONA INSULATING WALLBOARD. BOWRANITE BITUMINOUS PAINTS. Supreme for Roofs. IVORY BOARD A Cheap Servicable Wall boa rd. for an Economical Job. 21-23 GHUZNEE STREET.

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. A SITUATED FARSL / farms handy 'to Wellington. Owner is a seller and inquiries, are invited. A FARM CAPABLE OF IIH’ROVp.MENT. IAO ACRES: All flat and easy country. Now carrying 30 dairy cows, 1 100 5 horses. Will do 50 cows with further improvements. New 4-roomed house, 4-bail cowshed, separator room, etc. I RICE. £2OOO. £4OO, and even easier terms may be arranged. HARCOURT & CO., Wellington. CHEAP FARMS: INVEST IN ONE: IT PAYS BEST . Amp’S" Level Dairy Farm as a Going Concern,,, bunny Otau, where SS'X ■ “Si,.*wSl o,™. S»» 226 quulily C.P.M. rf S"J Would carry 70 cows and fatten lambs for the market ac n me“ on d ZI GoXflkinUed. whare. pig styes-ud outbuildings. House was destroyed by fire. Z PRIUE. per acre, wa i KATICRES P : M C ploti g 250 acres bush, freehold title. 500 Situated 16 miles Wellington. Solid house 6 r( ’°“ s ’ r ® q s u ' r O w S besides’ £39o depo VHlfEACßE, ay ' DENTICE & CO.; ESTATE AGENTS. 7 COURTENAY PLACE, WELL!N(»TON. ACRES: This property is undoubtedly one of the cheapest on ‘be maritrt 2620 to-day: it lies well to the sun. the hills are easy and' r^l,n^ or ® half the property Is ploughable and it has alwaye teen we 1 farmed The pre. c« owners felled the bush, grassed down the land, erected all bldgs, fences, etc. have been in possession since 1910 7-rmd pan Y. electric range and kitchen range, dairy, etc W ‘ w ’’ sh ““’ P n m ]s rsdlway manure-shed, stables, garage, mens c0 “ a8< ‘ M 19’13" 4250 sheep (1900 b. station good road Stock on farm as nt March ,31. RM3 4zoo sneep < ewes) 430 cattle Only £7/10/ per acre, substantial deposit r(,a”lr€dparticular and localify. apply- VICTOR E. SMITH. Real Estate Agent, Feild.ng. TYECEASED ESTATE. Price Reduced to About Half. Offers s^ ered■L* nualitv farm, 325 Acres, Hnwke’s Bay, on mam highway, and just ouM borough 1 Capacity. 2 ewes. Easy undulating. Six-rmd. barn? shed and store-room. Worth inspecting. Easy tcrms.-OSCAR MONRAD & SON, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. T OW-PRICED Going Concern: 100 Acres. 9 miles from sound centre, i mile I-* school, 20 acres level, balance rolling. 70 a £ rcs n y Pn i’. POULTRY FARMS. ' .. , . TWO to TEN ACRES. Going Coneerns. with splendid young stock. Prices trona £950 to £.3500 Fnll pnrtienlnrs— - , HERBERT A PHH.TJPS .LAND AGENT LEVIN-

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