IMPORTANT CITY SALES.
As a sequel to the purchase by the Drapery Importing Company (the D.1.C.) of tlie adjoining premises of the Bristol Piano Company, the latter will remove to Messrs. Littlejohn's premises, opposite. Arrange ments were concluded yesterday for the transfer, and by it the old-established music establishment will remain on Lambton quay, although on the side opposite the coriler with which it has for long been identified as one of the land-, marks of the city of Wellington It is understood that Messrs. Littlejohn's premises—which reach back to the Terrace —will be entirely reconstructed for the purpose of The Bristol's large expanding business; but provision will be made for the continued occupancy of part ■of the premises by Messrs. Littlejohn. Both sites being on Lambton quay, are considered among the finest in Wellington for business purposes. Messrs. A. Geigh Hunt and Leonard L. Hunt acted as agents in conducting negotiations for the sales of both Ihe Bristol and the Littlejohn properties.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 54, 5 March 1927, Page 11
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163IMPORTANT CITY SALES. Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 54, 5 March 1927, Page 11
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