_________ To Let. IN CUSTOMS-STREET EAST.—Convenient and well-lighted stores and Cellar, with hydraulic hoist; also, two Offices.— to C. J. Hutchinson. (\ ACRES good Grazing Land .to Let C 3 V./ at Remuera, with House and all necessary buildings.—J. Sinclair and Co., Land Agents, 177, Queen-street. THAMES.— To Let—House (famished) JL for few weeks, or Two Bedrooms and Sitting room, with use of Kitchen. References required.— Address, M.P., Post-ofllce. TO LET, in Wyndham-street — Offices, single or in suite, suitable for solicitors, architects, etc .—Apply to D. F. Evans, (jueen-street. TO Let on Lease—A email Dairy Farm of 150 acres, within nine miles of Auckland.— Apply to Thomas Wayth Gudgeon, 199, Queen-street. TO LET, at a low rental, tho "J extensive premises known a« the Aucklt Hotel, Highstreet, well suited for offices, store, manufactory. __Apply_to K. Wajto. TO LET. on Parnell Rise—A furnished four-roomed Cottage, with gas and water : or Apartment*, with or without board.—Apply Mrs, Hastings. I'urnell Riie. TO LET or on Lease-Two Large, ■Wellbuilt, Commodious Stores, 6 floors, in centre of city, each 30 x 100, nt low rentals.—Apply Hoffmann and Son 3, next Theatre Royal, Quoeu-atreot. 30 TO LET—The Shop in Hobaon-etreet, and Dwelling-houses in Cook-street (Fallon's Buildings), replete with every modern convenience.— Thomas H. White, Architect, 177, Queen-street. TO LET—Premises in Wyndham-street, suitable for a commission or sma'l wholesale businuFs.— Cor particulars, apply to D. F. Evans, next Hbralb Office, Queen-street. ____, . mO LET-5-roomed Cottage, gas, water 1 bath, workshop, and nice garden, 12s ; 4 roomed Cottage, with .-cnllery, 9s, city water.—Apply Allen. Draper, Jervols Road, Ponsonby, or Victoria Arcade. • _____ TO LET—Two Brick Shops and Dwellings _. in Albert-street; Rood cellar accommodation, concrete yard : water and gas laid on—Apply to F. L. Prime, Estate Agent, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. TO LET, in Buchanan's Buildings, corner of Wcllesley and Klllott streets—Shop, with three apartments, gas and water laid <»• —Apply to J. and G. Huehanan, Monumental Works, Wellesleystreet FaU. . . . TO LET—The Ground Floor and Cellar of Premi<cs close to Queen-street —For terms, apply to D. F. Kvaus, iToporty Agent, next to HtKHn Office, Qncen-atroet. TTSO Let on Lease, for a term of years— 8. The Warehouse, No. '28. Queen-street, adjoining tho new prunises of the Mutual Life As<ociation.Apply to W. Aitken, ShortUn^-stnet; or to T. Jeukins. caro of Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane, Fort-street. —- mO LEASK. for Building Purposes, on lonp 1 term, with purchasing clause-Frontages of 20 to 200 feet. To a r»spon«iblfl builder half the building money wi.uld be advanced at blx per cent.—Apply Hoffmann and Sons, next Theatre Rojal, Qdeen-street. 39 mo LET or For Sale—A Large, Brick-built Jj House of 14 largo rooms, with one acre of garden well laid out and planted ; situate in upper part of Queen-street. From a responsible tenant a low rent will be accepted.-Apply to Hoffmann and Sons, next Theatre Royal, Queen-street. *» mO LET, AT TE AROHAA. small but comfortably-furnished Cottage: very pleAsantlv situated, and within five chains of the Hot Springs.-Apply to Mr. R. G. Macky, Sharebroker, Queen-street. Auckland. WO LET, OR FOR SALE, ON EASY X TERMS, House in Grafton Road, opposite Domain Grounds, at rre«ent occupied by D. G. WoLeod. A comfortable family residence, containing drawlngroom, diningroom library, and six bedrooms. Large bathroom, with lavatory, hot »nd cold water. Conservatory and kitchen mid laundry. Gas and water laid on. Large garden and lovely view of harbour. Apply at once to WM. AITKEN. rjnO Let, for a term, and situated corner of JL Wall.ice and Arg-lo streets, Pcnsonby- Newlyerected Family Residence, containing large dining and drawii'C room', fire bedrooms, kitchen with Leamington range pautry and scullery, linen and china closets, cupboards, Ate; bathroom with Raj and water laid oti ; flieil-in boiler in washhouse. Owin* to thin property belonging to a bankrupt oetate, it must be let and to a suitable tenant 20a per week will be accepted.—DnLacy and Gibbon, 5, Exchange Chambers, corner of Qnee______Dur__j___streole._ TIRO LET, on Lease or otherwise—A JL Gci:tlemin's Villa Residence, containing drawingronm diningrooni. 4 bedroom.', library, bathroom, pantry, kitchen, washhonse, and storeroom. This property is beautlfully-a tuated : commands one of the most extensive s<_d lovely views of the harbour and city to be had anywhero ; garden is stocked with a largo assortment of choice fruit-trees, shrubs, and flowers. Everything in tirst-rate order. <ia» and water bid on. also good woll. This property is within two minutes' walk of tramway, and twenty minutes walk of Queen-street —Particular* from Vailo and Douglas, Land and KiiUte Agents, Shortlandstrc^'t. 'J! 0 L E T- ■ Shop in Queen-ntrent, mat Bank or New Zealand, iittiy occupied by Mr. Howden. Jeweller. Seven-roomed Ilouso. Munukau Road, Parnell. near St. Mary's Church; bathroom, garden, etc.; buses continually passing ; healthv situation. Eight-roomed Home, with bathroom; corner of Cruiurner Road and Pollen-street, Surroy Hills. Brick !!oii'.e, Albert Terrace, gas and water laid on. .Scotln Boarlinghoune, Hobson-street. Six-roomed Cottago and stablo, large piece of ground, Purnell, Five-roomed Cottage, Wellington-street. Six-ronmud House, near Brighton Point, Parnell, very pleasantly s'lnatcd, overlooking the water ; bath room. ((43 atove etc. Apply to H, ARHTOXANDSON, House, I and, and K«tate A?en(s, 8, New Zealand Insurance Hnildings. QFFICES. QFFICES. TO LET, That Superior SUITE OF OFFICES (just vacated by the B® ARD OF EDUCATION), consisting of Eight Spacious, Light, and Lofly Rooms (two ground floor, and six upstairs), situate in WYNDHAM-STHEET, just opposite Messrs. Hcsketh and Richmond's. Firstclass chambers for Solicitors and Barristers ; or for Civil Engineers, Architects, Surveyors, and Public Companies are unsurpassed. Close to Quoon-streot. Most central position, and rent low. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent. Nurserymen. [ESTABLISHED 1855. D. H AY AND S ON ' MONIPELLIER NURSERY, AUCKLAND, Respectfully solicit the attention of the public generally t' their large and varied assortment of GENKRAL NURSERY STOCK, now in tie best condition for safe removal. OUR STOCK embraces all the most useful and favourite Conifers, Ornamoi.tal Trees, Shrubs, Herbaceous, Soft-wooded, Greenhouse, and Decorative Plants, Ferns, etc. FLOWER SEEDS— choice assortment. FRUIT TREES-Tho best and most useful varieties, well-rooted, clean, healthy and vigorous; Oranges, Lemons, etc. Illustrated Descriptive Priced Catalogues post free on application. IJOESIEY (OPPOSITE RAILWAY WORKSHOPS). o. s. McDonald HAS FOR SALE.—A Choice and Varied Collection of General Nursery Stock, Fruit Trees, etc., etc, All well rooted, and thoroughly prepared for safe removal. Inspection Invited. C_TA_ea~ES Post Fbke. ORDERS left with Mr. Ben. Dawson, 51, Queenstreet, promptly attended to. ■vr o t I o B. THE DRAPERS , SHOPS WILL NOT BE CLOSED TO-DAY, Monday having been a Public Holiday. VERY OLD PORT. \_/ Chateau Lafite Grand CLARET. Exceptionally fine wines. JOHN REID _ CO. 26, Quoen-street. WHERE shall we go on Saturday afternoon 1 We are #oing with tho children to the Exhibition at the Glass Blowing Works, Fieeman's buy.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7648, 27 May 1886, Page 1
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