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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8273, 4 June 1890, Page 1

For Sale., Jdf*| i~h4\ GRAND PIANO, by Col lard d&XVV and Collard, for £14 ; must be sold at once.—Musical Budget, Shortland-street. JJIOR SALE — One 10-horse Vertical JD Boiler, 2 second-hand Flax Strippers, and one screw for Flax Press.—Apply McCoskrie & Son, Chapel-street. FOR SALE, Clmp, on easy Terms of Payment —An Excellent newly - erected Dwelling House, situated about li miles from Devonport Wliarf and facing the I.ake Road, containing 10 rooms, bath room, pantry, dairy, and largo detached Wash-house; also, stable, coach house and man's room. Standing on 12J acres Substantially fenced and subdivided into 4 paddocks —Apply to W. Aitken, Land Agent. FOR SALESOAP, SOAP, SOAP, JJ MAGNOLIA AND SUNFLOWER BRANDS. ANDREW AN AN, Fort-street. FOR SAL CHEAP, To Close Consignments, 16 Half-chests Very Choice Indian Pekoe Tea 2000 Fine Manila Cigars, from 23s per 100 A. YOUNG & CO., Fort-street. JP 0 R SALE, ALSEN'S CELEBRATED PORTLAND CEMENT. SEEGNER, LANGGUTII, & CO. J7! O R SALE OR LEASE, : NEAR MOUNT WELLINGTON, A CONCRETE DWELLING-HOUSE containing t<>n apartments, with outside washhouse, stable, and four acres excellent Land. Apply to W. AITKEN, Land Agent SAMUEL BERGER & CO.'S STARCH AND GLAZE, F. LAHEY & SON'S QUEENSLAND ARROWROOT, BROWN & CO.'S CORN FLOUR AND SEMOLINA, For Sale. JOHN REID A CO. mo BAKERS. — For Lease or Sale, an JL old, well-established, and profitable Bakery and Confectionery Business : splendid connection, centrally situated ; freehold premises, comprising dwelling-house, shop, bakery fitted with every necessary appliance. This will lie sold at a low price as a going concern. The present proprietor sells because he can retire comfortably on a competency made in the business through selling good articles at fair prices. Horse, cart., plant and stock at, valuation. — For address, apply 11 i-irald Office. BUTCHER'S BUSINESS AND PREMl/SKS — Old - established and profitable trade, in busy thoroughfare, well-fitted in every particular ; tine Shop, and comfortable living House of t> rooms ; stables, cart-sheds, smoke house, sausage-houso, anil every office connected with the trade. Cheap price ; one-third cash, balance at mortgage.— Tliornes, 81, Queen-street. "Vf*OTE THIS BARGAIN—CoaI and Fire.l.l wood Business, together with good i) roomed House, bathroom, wash-house, outhouse, stabling, coal shed, wood shed, coal truck, horse, cart, and harness, chatting machine, with goodwill of oldestablished business. Sale imperative. £3f>o the lot. Comfortable home and t:ood old-established business for .CMO, part cash, balance on mortgage ; or 1 will Lease the Premises at £30 per annum, and sell the business, with horse, cart, Ac., <fcc., for £50. —J. 'i homes, Si, Queen-street. MANGERE —Twenty Acres of grand Land, fenced and subdivided into 7 paddocks, all in grass and cultivation, J-acre orchard in full bearing, good well, frontage to a good road, well-built two-roomed House, dairy, stable, and cowshed. This excellent properly will be sold for £550. J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. 44!) X>ARNELL—Eight-roomed House, largo JL allotment (XI feet frontage, city water, good iews. £320.— J. Thornes, til. Queen-street. 522 PAPAKURA— Grand compact Farm of 200 acres, improved, fenced, good "-roomed House in first-class order, stables, dairy, orchard, some valuable bush, never-failing springs. To effect immediate sale, can take £fi per acre.—J. 'I homes, 81, Queen-street. 523 DRURY. —Compact Farm of 73 acres, really good Land ; House of 5 rooms, Hairy ; $ acre of orchard, 20 acres in grass. Price fixed to effect immediate sale ; half cash.—J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street, 508 REALLY Good and Payable Bush i Farm, near Drury, containing 170 acres, with Cottage Home, Dairy, dx.; } acru orchard, best selected trees; thousands of tons of firewood, and other valuable timber. The sale is imperative, therefore I am take £3 per acre.— Thornes, 81, -street. 510 COUNTRY BAKERY.—LaTge General Store, Dwelling House, with 7 acres freehold land, iu a good district. Price, £300.— J. 'Thorites, 81, Queen-street. 487

CHOICE BUILDING SITE, in healthy locality, fenced with stone walls and planted with shelter trees, 100 feet by 175 feet; freehold. Cheap price.—J. Thomas, SI, Queen-street. PUKEKOHE— Grand Farm of '296 acres JL in this choice locality, all fenced, over 100 acres in grass and crops, sub-divided into paddocks ; good House and outbuildings ; good level land, will all plough, fine springs in the ground, and frontage to creek. Will sell the lot for £1300, half of which could remain for four years.— J. Thornes, SI, Queenstreet. VALUABLE GENERAL STORE, Tost T Ofliae, News Agency, Bakory, doing good business; with 10 acres of good land, suitable for orcluud, vinery, poult l.v, beekeeping, or strawberries. Good dwelling." Near to Auckland. This is a rare opportunity, being a huiia fide business, with turnover over £100 per week. .Price, including land, buildings, and stock of goods, £575. —J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. 493 miTI RANG I — Fine Block" valuable .a. Land, 227 acres; good House of 8 rooms, stable, barn, cowshed, large garden ; well watered ; will be sold in one block, or cut up into 20 acres and upwards ; very suitable for fruit farms.— Thornes, 81, Queen-street. / i RAN SHEEP FARM of 300 acres. vjf Finest Sheep hand in the l*rovinro, easy distance from town, large sea frontage, with four geoci bays; New House of live rooms, two acres orchard, two acres garden, half cleared and fenced, half in bush ; »ill carry 700 sheep when all cleared ; well water el; low price and easy terms.—.l. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. ' 404 LAX -MILL FOR SALE, now in full working order, worked by water power, with all Machinery, and 2;iJ acres of good Freehold Land; Cottage of 3 rooms; water frontage ; only 14 miles from Auckland. £200 the lot.J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. U YMONDS-STREET — Good House of JO 10 rooms for £100; bathroom, city water, gas throughout, stable, and buggy house. For remainder of lease, 5 years, lease can be renewed on favourable levins at termination of present term.—J. Thornes, 81, Queen-street. OMAHA. Fronting the harbour, 470 acres very good Land, well watered by creeks; large quantity of magnificent timberkauri, totara, puriri, Ac.; near school and church. Kasy terms. Offer wanted.J. Thornes, 81, Queenstreet. RANI) Dairy or Sheep Farm of 190 VTT acres, at Hunua, two miles from station, on good road; 100 acres in grass, some useful bush, six-roomed house, dairy, stable, cowshed (six bails), and every convenience, together with stock of 12 dairy cows, G head young stock, 13 pigs, horse, fowls, plough, chaff-cutter, and harness, dairy utensils, garden tools, and all household furniture and effects. Sale imperative, and, to effect clearance this week, I am instructed to accept £500 for the lot.—J. Thornes, 81, -street. TGI 0 R SALE. Copper Boilers and Frames complete, from 30s. Frames for Coppers, made of Jin plato, guaranteed for ten years. A large stock of Milkpaus, Buckets and Tubs, Coal Vases, Enamelled Candlesticks, Ac., Ac., Ac. 50,000 feet of O. G. and Half-round Spouting. 50,000 feet of Lead Kdged and Plain Ridguig, in quantities to suit purchasers, at wholesale prices. 50,000 feet Galvanised WATER PIPE, from iinch up ; all necessary fittings and taps for same. A large and varied Assortment of BTKASI FITTINGS, recently imported, and to be sold at a small commission. MANUFACTURERof the celebrated composition METAL FLANGE HEAD ROOFING NAILS, see diagram inanotUer column. Acknowledged b.\ Architects and BUILDERS TO BE THE BEST NAIL manufactured in the Southern Hemisphere. GEORGE McCAUL, Galvanised Iron Works, Wellesley-street East. Opposite the New Library. mo BREWERS, WINE AND SPIRIT JL MERCHANTS, BOTTLERS, Ac., Ac. FOR SAL 15, 3000 doz Brandy Bottles 3000 doz Pint Ch. Bottles (Hop Beer) 2000 doz Whisky Bottles 2000 doz Wine Bottles 1000 do/. Claret Bottles. Largo stocks every description of bottles on hand. W. HILDRETH AND SON, Wellington. Address ; P. 0., Auckland, till 10th June. CIINEST CYLINDER OILS. PALE, 3s 2d per Gallon. DARK, 2s ion per Gallon. " When we used Tallow, consumption was 2321b5. weekly. When we used Suet, consumption was 1401bs. weekly. When we nsed your Dark Oil, consumption Was 12 gallons weekly. Your Oil does the same work as the Tallow and Suet, but in a much more satisfactory way." The above is a copy of one out of thirty-seven testimonials, which may be seen at our office A. YOUNG & CO., FOKT-stkekt, Importers of Lubricating, Castor, and Linseed Oils, Leather and Indiarubber Belting, Ac. S