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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7402, 10 August 1885, Page 2

To Let. TO LET—Brick Shop, next to the Butcher's, Theatre Royal.— Fenten and Co., Victoria-street West. TO LET—A Four-roomed House, register grate and colonial oven ; water laid on.—Apply Manchester House, Nelson-street, TO LETA first-rate Bottling Cellar, with concrete floor.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mojvbray, Land Agents, Fort-street. TO LET—Central Offices at Exchange Chambers, the best in t'iwn, next to Morrins', Ironmongers.—Apply J. Levy, 214. Queen-stieet. TO LEl"—Jersey Villa, Richmond-road ; Containing Seven Rooms : Gas and Water laid on.—Apply at Excelsior Hall, Pitt-street. Newton. TO LET, Valley Road (near Mount Robkill Road.—l'ret y Flve-roomod House, French windows; double verandah. —Apply H. W. Heath, 18, Shortland street. TO LET—Two nice Rooms, Furnished or not, close to town, terms moderate ; also, Two or Three othors. suit respectable men, without board. —Mr Elsmore's. TO LEASE, for a term of years Those spacions Three-storey Premises now in count of completion next to Sharland aa<l Son, Lomestreet,— Apply on Buildings to R. Jenkinson. "VTORTH SHORE.—To Let, Furnished _L3I R' oms with use of kitchen. Comfortable home for small family House new, pleasantly situated, good view —For address, apply Hkkald Office. FARM to Let at Manpere, 68 acres, being portion of Mr. Bnckland's Karm. recently leased to .1. Haslip. It contains good dwollinjf-house, stables, cowsheds, etc.—For further particulars apply K. Hosting, care W. F. Buckland, Solicitor, Durhamstreet, Auckland. RESIDENCE for Gentleman ; every convenience ; good situation, n«ar to city ; three to choose from.—J. B. Graham, Solicitor, Shoitlandstreet. rjp 0 LET FOR A TERM, A LARGE ROOM suitable for either a workshop, sample-room, or store, and close to Queen-street, HIiSKETH AND AITKEN. j TO LET, The Two-storeyed ! BRICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET, Lately occupied by A. and R. Eaton. Apply to HENBEHSON A MACFARLANE. rp 0 LET. Two Very Commodious and Convenient Stores, situated off Customs street ; and suitable, without further outlay, for Bond or roe Good". Apply to Wm. AITKIN, Or, G. HOLDSHIP. For Sale. —For Sale. Devonport—New nine-roomed House, sea view, convenient to wharf, built for owner, is sold for trade reasons ; also, Allotment. '238 feet frontage, £200, near Beach. G. Brown, Vauxhall, North Shore. SEED POTATOES for Sale ; Hobartowns and Pink Fail Apply to Win. Gray, Papatoito). rriELESCOPES, large and powerful, on ft stands, for sale, cheap —W. H. Hazard, Gunmaker, 10Ha, Queen-street. FOR SALEGrafton Road—-roomed House, on twe large freehold allotments ; cheap, on easy terms.—Apply Him alp Office. For s a l e. FRKSH PORK TRIMMINGS. From Pigs from Matamata state. Apply to the Bacon Curer, Frozen Moat Co., Railway Wharf. Auckland. JpOR SALE or LEASE AT PARNELL. A 10-Roomed Dwelling-house, with about two acres of land laid out in pleasure ground and orchard.— Apply to W. Altken, Land Agent. MANURES. The New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company (Limited) are now supplying Special Manures for Root and Corn Crops : £8 10s and £3 per ton respectliely, Auckland and Otahuhu. CASH will purchase a splendid V-r freehold, 82 x 18. r on the Mount Eden Road. New two-storey building, large shop and 8 rooms, ready for Immediate occupation without outlay, gas and water.—Apply New Zetland Mortgage, Loan, and Discount Bank, High stnet, next to Atkins, printer. ITIOR SALE—IOO Acrcs of good Land at ? Mantirewa, near the railway station. The improvements consist of an excellent Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-house, Orchard; 40 across in grass ; the whole end sed by live fonces and th: seacard. The property is 14 miles from the city, or one hour's ride by rail, and although possessing great prospective value, can now t-e purchased for £800. — Apply to W. Altken, Land Agent. FOR SALE —(by private treaty) those Valuable Freehold Properties now in the occupation of, anil belonging to, the New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company, and situate in Wyndbamstreet ; comprising a large area, upon which is erected a commodious brick stable, with entrance from Mill's Lane and Wyndham-street. Will's Lane Property comprises very valuable 3-Storied Brick Building (recently erccted), suitable for either a Manufactory or Store-—For full particulars apply to the Manager, New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Co., at the Oflfics, Star Buildings, Fort-street. jioß SALE OR LEASEThe SAWMILL, Hikurangi (near Whmgarei), with timber rights, roughly estimated at between three aid four millisn feet. Applications in the first instance to MESSRS. WHITELAW k DAT. Kamo. rjlO CAPITALISTS OR SPECULATORS. For Sale, 40 Acres of Volcanic land, situated within Ave minutes' walk of the Ellerslie Railway Station, and having thereon erected a substantial Residence containing seven rooms and outbuildings. Tho property has an extensive frontaje to the Pan-mure-roa-1, is perfectly level, and overlooks the whole of the surrounding country. For particulars apply to W. All KEN, Land Agent. JglOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. That old established and compact business in New Plymouth, comprising the freehold of "THE EG MONT MILLS," with stock-in-trade, goodwill, and appurtenances. The property consists of J-acre kectlon in the centre of the town of New Plymouth, with four-storied wooden buildings, 76 x 31 feet, the basement beinc of stone, and the wlioln fabric of superior const'uction and In tirst-rlass repair. Bone mill at rear of main building with attachment to engine. Tho machinery includes a 20 h.p. Cornish Boilor, with Galloway Tubes by E. Armitage, Sft. and 4ft. French burr stones. oats and maize crusher, smuttcr, 20ft. silk dresser, 4ft. diam. by Smith, of Leeds, Rone Mill, by the Geverley Co., and one of Carter's Disintegrator's Ac., AcThere Is a good local trade, and country connection, and at present there is no mill in operation within eight miles of the town. A large portion of thn purchase money may remain on mortgage at 8 per cent. For further particulars apply to E. P. CORKILL, Deputy Official Assignee, New Plymouth. jgARTLEY, NOR OIE, Choice Allotments for Sale on easy terms, Apply to WHITAKKR & RUSSELL. "BLENHEIM, MARLBOROUGH. FOR SALIC. One of the Most, Commodious and CENTRAL, FREEHOLD Bt SINESS POSITION* In the rising town of Blenheim, in the Provincial District of Mailborough. The Store, 60 x 25 feet, is suitable for any kind of business, is opposite the Railway Station, and close to the Office of the Loan and Mercant le Company, and will be sold cheap for cash or on terms.—Aildress, Boxl7, Post-ofic<, Blenheim. FANCY GOODS (a choice assortment of) at from 15 to 25 per cent, below Queen-street prices, at Mrs. Hazard's, Hobson-street, between Victoria and Weilesley Streets. PIANOS TUNED, 3s 6d; and every othor branch thoroughly repaired at a moderate charge. Fifteen years' London experisnce.—Riohens, care of Muiray and Spencer. Queen-street. FOR HlßE—Hoisting Tackle, Lifting Jacks, and Floor Clamps, at reasonable rates. On Sale. —Ground Mortar delivered in Town or Suburbs, 200 Casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fire-clay, by ton or lb., Flro Bricks, Ac.—R. Jenkinson, Builder, Lome-street. SALVAGE —Superfine Fingering, Wool, 2s lid per lb ; Waterproof Twe«d, la 6d; Sealskin, 3s lid Saddle Tweed, 2s 6d ; Waterproof Sheeting, is Cd ; very handsome Broche Velvet Dolmans, halfprlea.— J. M. McLachlan, 222. Queen-street. RETIRING from the Watch Trade, as it don't pay ; will keep on the Jewellery, Silver Plate, Eloctro-plate, and Fancy Goods Business.—ln consequence of the amount cf common Barrel English Lerers now in tho market, I find it impossible to get a fair price for my good Watches. Have therefore made up my mind to give up the Watch Trade; consequently have marked down all my Gild and Silver Watches to cost price for "Cash." Look at the prices marked in my window.—F. H. Lewison, opposite Union Bank, Quecn-ktreet. OF REMOVAL. MESSRS. AMBURY & ENGLISH, Proprietors of the Devonshire Dairy, beg to inform their customers and the public generally that they have Opened In their New Premises, corner of Hereford-street, Karangahape Road, where they hope to receive a continuation of the support hitherto accorded to them.