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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 36, 11 August 1920, Page 12

DAIRY FARM. -f A A ACRES FREEHOLD, OARTERXVUTON.—CIose to Cheese Factory, 85 acres grass, and 15 in crops; seven-roomed Houße; all necessary buildings; property divided into ten paddocks, and well watered by streams. PRICE. £60 per acre. Terms Arranged. N.Z. FARMERS' 00.-OP. DISTRIBOT. ING CO., 1,T1>., Dominion Farmers' Institute, WELLINGTON. HOTELS FOR SALE. HOTEL, situated in rising country town, ■ short lease; takings about £350 a week. Price, lease, and furniture £2500. _ Hotel, City, takings about £150 a week. Lease and furniture, £2800. Freehold, small Country Hotel, with 15 acres of land. Price £2100, including furniture. Hotel, in thriving town. Lease 4 years at low rent. Takings about £230 per week. Pnce, lease and furniture, £5500. Hotel, good country town, twenty months' lease. Price £1800. EVENSEN AND CO., Panama-stret, Wellington. HOTEL FOR SALE IN COUNTRY. DWAN BROS., WELLINGTON. JPOR SALE, COUNTRY HOTEL; rent £6 per week. Trade has averaged £140 weekly. PRICE £2250, including Furniture. This is a cheap Hotel to work. .V«rr few servants. Apply DWAN BEOS., WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. jyj-ONEY T O LEND On BROAD ACRE AND CITY BUSINESS FREEHOLDS AT 5{ PER CENT,, With option of Repaying part or -whole loan on EXTREMELY REASONABLE TERMS. Apply direct to THE DISTRICT MANAGER, GOVERNMENT INSURANCF OFFICE, Wellington, And *o tave Procuration Feet. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commißiioner. I TWO-SIGHT GLASSES. TWO-SIGHT GLASSES. fTVHESE Glasses are a great conveniJL ence —they have far and near sight in one, thus saving the annoyance of constantly changing from one pair to another. The blending of the two Glasses is absolutely invisible. Inspect. MORRISON & GILBERD, 109, Custonihouse-quay, i WELLINGTON* TO MERCHANTS AND STORES. PARCEL Service to and from Wgtn. and Petone daily. Special care taken. Luggage and Furniture. Tel. 3773 (3 rings). KING BROS., General Carriers, j Petone. I A HOT WATER BOTTLE that will •"• not leak or crack, and will last for years, is worth owning. The "Unique," British-made, patent stoppeT and heavy seams, is obtainable everywhere. Look for the brand when buying. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. /TYHE Secretary will be in attendance at JL the Rooms, Bridge's Buildings, 119, Willis-st., on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All communications strictly confidential. Tel. 1185. SHEAR'S FAMOUS OVAL CRUMPETS are to be had at the following places only:—Gamble and Creed, Rialto, [ D.1.C., Taylor aad Semple, Eager Co.* J Gambitsis Co., Pamo Co., Mr. Farrow, Marble Bar Co. BOWSER DRY CLEANING. WITH the above new Plant w© can clean Suits, Costumes, Furnishings, Furs, Etc., better, and in lose time than any firm in New Zealand. Make sure of the address: BARBER'S DRY CLEANING WORKS, 125, Cuba-st. Tel. 226. NEPONSET PRODUCTS. A SPHALT Felt, Rolls 400 square feet, J\- 37s 6d roll. Paroid Roofing, rolls 216 square f«et, coated one side, 52s 6d roll, regular, 52s 6d roll. Bed and Green Slated Roofing, rolls 108 square feet, 42s 6d roll. Florian Folt, rolls 500 square feet, for ceiling und ceiling extensions, perfect surface for distempering, 44s 6d rolL Samples and further particulars on application. A. HATRICK AND C« LTD., WAKEFIELD-STREET. WELLINGTON, Printed and published for Bujndkil Bros., Ltd., by Lons proctor Biundbix, of S3l, The Terrace. Wellington, Printer and Publisher, at the Registered Office of the Company, Will* . street. Wellington. WwliKM&y, iflgvak U, 1920,