For SaleFOR SALE— staunch, in harness.— Hatswell, Princes-street FOR SALE— Leading Confectionery Business in Queen-street; principals only.— C. Aickin and Son, 26, Shortland-street. FOR SALE—Large Building Site in City; first-class position for wholesale business.— Aickin and Son, Shortland-street. FOR SALE—Sections from lis foot upwards; for situation, size, locality—Apply Peckover and Co., 117, Queen-street. T?OR SALE. Mount Eden Road— Villa; J- gas and city water; good position. £375; £75 cash, balance terms.— Newcomb. FOR SALE— can offer Farms, unimproved and improved, in variety districts, from 10s to £60 per —Peckover, 117, Queen-street. FOR SALE—A Sulky and Harness, nearly new; cost £28. Will be sold for £18. Also, a Light Spring Cart, Harness, and a Saddle, £16.—Apply Sailors' Home. FOR SALE, Grafton Road— command- . ing extensive view, in the best part of this road. Bargain; £350, easy terms. — 'Neville Newcomb, Mercantile Chambers FOR SALE—Piano, upright grand, iron J- frame, overstrung, check action, all the latest improvements;, beautiful case: rich, full' tone. A bargain.—Address 27, Khyber Pass. - • ' ■ . TTIOR SALE.— Fruit Season will shortly "J: be here. We have Fruit and Lollie Businesses, £10 to £75, etc. ; also. Manufacturing Businesses.Peckover and Co., Agents, 117, Queen-street. ' FOR Hairdressing and Tobacconist Business. Turnover every week, £6. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Stock and fittings at a valuation.Apply for particulars, G. White, Te Aroha. "pOR SALE-LARGE DOUBLE RESIDENCE, X 14 rooms; 66 feet frontage to Londonstreet, with same to harbour. Close to first section of Electric Trams. An Ideal Marine Residence. Price, £900; or to let at £1 7s 6d per week. Twenty-five minutes' from Queen-street.—J. M. McLachlan, 10, Coombes' Arcade. / COMFORTABLE HOMES, modern designs; well-built; large allotments; good view; £495, £650, £950, £1250, £1500.—Neville Newcomb. , \ MOUNT ROSKILL—Modern . Residence, 8 large, lofty rooms; unique position; good view. Large Allotment. Easy terms; Neville Newcomb. KHYBER PASS—For Sale—A most desirable V Gentleman's Residence. Fall particulars, and cards to view, on application to Louch, Son, and Co., 107, Queen-street. _ EPSOM (Junction of two roads)— Fine Building Section, three acres. £325. Will sell in one, two, or three lots.—Burrow and Co., Bank N.Z. Buildings. DEVONPORT— New Commodious House, substantially built, of heart of kauri, best workmanship: high elevation; large grounds; view unsurpassed.—W. Bond, Albert Road. X* Q A A—HANDSOME and Highly Finished 3i/OUU Villa Residence, 7 large, lofty rooms; all conveniences: stable, coach-house; half-acre land; two minutes from 'bus. This is one of the choicest properties obtainable. R. Burrow and Co., Agents, Bank New Zealand Buildings. -f? Q A A—DESIRABLE FARM of 100 Acres, 3iOUv 20 miles from Auckland; house, 6 rooms, outbuildings, orchard, etc.—Burrow and Co., Bank New Zealand Buildings. HOUSE PROPERTY, all districts, for Residence or Investment, returning 10 per cent, and 'over. Printed Catalogues.Burrow and Co., Bank New Zealand Buildings. FAMILY RESIDENCE, 9 rooms; bathroom, pantries, dairy; stabling, man's cottage; beautiful garden. lawn, orchard, paddocks; good view. £1350.—Neville Newcomb. XjAOR BIRKENHEAD— Acres, of J- which 10 in grass and fenced; balance kauri and mixed bush: a bargain, at £425. 27 Acres, in lots to suit purchasers, and on easy terms.—Cooke and Buddie, 76, Victoria Arcade. FOR SALE, DEVONPORT— Beach. 10 Rooms. £1150; Cheltenham Road, £575; Building Sites on Cheltenham Beach, Cheltenham Road, Tainui Road. BIRKENHEAD—FamiIy Residence, 10 acres, -SCOO.— and Buddie. 76, Victoria Arcade. FOR 'SALE.—KAWAKAWA- Acres Bush, 30s an acre. CAMBRIDGE Acres; good House; orchard; £650. 100 Acres, firstclass, high state of cultivation; 25 acres orchard, full bearing; Dwelling, etc.; £1650. Cooke and Buddie, 76, Victoria Arcade. ITTOR SALE—TENNYSON-STREET—6 rooms . (new). £365. GLENMORE—S rooms (new). £275. OLIPH ANT-STREET 4 rooms and scullery, £150. VIEW ROADIO rooms, J-acre, £1200. MOUNT ROSKILL—B rooms (new). 33 acres, volcanic, £1150.Cooke and Buddie, 76, Victoria Arcade. FOR Sulkies, Gigs, Spring Carts, etc. These Vehicles guaranteed to be firstclass, and for price and appearance cannot be beaten in Auckland.—T. Wilkinson, Coachbuilder, Arclihill. rpO INVESTORS.— Sale—First-class Busi--L ness Premises. Custom-street East (near Railway Entrance), consisting of 4 Storeys and good Cellar, fitted with Hydraulic Lift and other conveniences.— W. Aitken, Land Agent, Shortland-street. WATERPROOF CART COVERS, DICK'S PATENT BALATA BELTING, LEATHER BELTING. _ RUBBER BELTING, MACHINERY OILS. A. YOUNG AND CO.. Telephone. No. 557. Fort-street. P O R SALE. THE GOLDEN GATE TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSING BUSINESS, QUEEN-STREET. The Most Elaborately Fitted Up Saloon in Town, Doing a Large and Profitable Business. For full particulars, apply J. MCNAUGHTON, Proprietor. p O S 8 A It E. ROOKY NOOK. COMFORTABLE VILLA Of 7 rooms; bathroom, pantry; in an elevated position, most extensive view; handy to City. Largo Volcanic Section, having a frontage of 200 ft. Owner desirous to sell. Price £650 ' T. B. CLAY, 26, Shortland-street. pOR SALE OR TO LET, IN ELLIOT-STREET-ONE LARGE STORE, 1 Floor and a Cellar 100 ft by 29. TWO STORES, each over 100 ft by 28, 5 floors. IN UPPER PART OF QUEEN-STREET— 1 STORE, 33ft by 70, 3 floors, and a cellar, occupied by W. P. Hoffmann. THE ADJOINING STORE, 22ft by 70 odd, late Cooper's. 3 floors and a cellar. Apply to W. P. HOFFMANN, 213, Queen-street. CHEAP IMPROVED FARM ON EAST COAST. 800 ACRES GOOD LAND ON MAIN ROAD, ONLY £2 PER ACRE. Owner being occupied in business cannot give it his attention. Will either sell as a whole on easy terms, or exchange for town property, or half interest to a suitable man as partner to manage. Improvements are good dwelling and outbuildings; ring-fenced and subdivided, and grass sufficient to carry 200 head cattle. Grows maize well. School and post office quite close.—Apply Box 480, Post Office, Auckland. p O R SALE. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, With Twenty-two and a-half Acres, IN AN ELEVATED POSITION NEAR ELLERSLIE STATION. The Land is well adapted for subdivision, and would give Five or Six Most Eligible Building Sites, having extensive views. The House contains 9 rooms, stable, dairy. There is also a stable, buggyhouse, workshop, cowshed, and man's room. New Vinery, 56 by 24. For price and cards to view, apply to T. B. CLAY, 26, Shortland-street. TO BOARDINGiIOUSE-KEEPERS AND INJ- VESTORS. FOR SALE, as a Going Concern—A wellestablished ai.d remunerative Boardinghouse in Rotorua, including commodious Buildings, in good order and condition: well-furnished throughout, and with all appointments; large grounds laid out in orchard and garden, and frontages to tliVee streets. Situated close to Sanatorium Grounds and Post Office. The Vendor is retiring from the business after a successful occupation. This is a good opportunity to obtain a highly paying business, and with the summer season immediately at hand. For price' and full particulars, apply to WYNYARD AND PURCHAS. Swanson Chambers, Corner Queen and Swanston Streets, AucklandEX S.S. RAKAIA—A Large Consignment of JCli Dent's Celebrated " Marguerite" Kid Gloves; also, White Suede and Wash Leather. —D.S.O. D'-, U X O L I D E ' IS COMING. t S,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11540, 27 November 1900, Page 1
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