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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11562, 28 January 1901, Page 1

I For Sale. i COUNTRY Excellent opportunity of | v> Purchasing (or partnership); capital re-| quired, about £400.—Euddock and Walker, I Queen-street. ■ I I quired, BAY.—For Sale—s Acres at O'Neill's | Queen-street; g QHOAL BAY.—For Sale—s Acres at O'Neill's i O Point.—Ruddock and Walker, N.Z. In-1 surance Buildings, Queen-street, i ,„T7IOR SALE—Land Estate, 1000 Acres; iin- § '■ I JBJ provements; water, coach, railway, and [ 1 road communication; the freehold, £2000; I J stock, valuation—R. M. Heighton and Co., | | Estate, Land, and Labour Agency, 1 and 3, | J Cooinbes' Arcade, 136, Queen-street. § I 4?1 GOODWILL AND FURNITURE of ai 3 oWlOu : good payable Boardinghonse, in I j City.—T. B. Clay. 26, Shortland-street. I I-P 9A K—Well-built House! . ] e*»__o_) of 6 rooms; large allotment; on j J main road.— B. Clay, 26, Shortland-street. J 1 4- > OK A—MOUNT ALBEBT-Choice Building I IdvZJtJU Section of 2 acres; elevated posi-j 1 tion; near 'bus.—T. B. Clay, 26, Shorthand-1 I street.'. ■ ■:.; | £"i A A PEE Volcanic Section of 5! 1 *iUU Acres, at Morningside—T. B. Clay, I I -'6. Shortland-atreet. _____ I ;jp>OQA-GOOD7INVEST_IENT-House of 7 I _&/£>OU rooms, near Ponsonby Road; would; I let well.—T. B. Clay, 26, Shortland-street. j § OQ r» K—BARE BARGAIN—House 6 rooms J I 3iuDJ and 6 Acres of Land, within 7 5 1 miles of Auckland; 10 minutes from 'bus: 8] acres adjoining if required. Price, £300.9 I Open for ono week Burrow and Co., i IBank N.Z. Buildings. J i TTOWJCK-FAVOURITE SEASIDE RESORT, j i JJ. —Choice Large Allotments, near to the $ < Beach. Only £25 each. Terms to suit pur- S I chasers.— Newcomb. I . i QEASIDE SUBURBAN HOME— House,! I O 8 rooms; commodious outbuildings; | I good garden, orchard, and paddocks; 3 acres. § J Charming view; sea frontage. The pick of | Mangere. To be sold at a very reasonable | $ igure.—Neville Newcomb. g iTSONSONBY—Compact Villa.*near the sea, 51 f*JL rooms and scullery, wash-house; vinery; ] i large allotment. Bargain, £350.—Neville I I Newcomb. , _ | I r no INVESTORS.—First-lass Busi-1 \A. ness Premises, Custom-street East (near I i Railway Entrance), consisting of 4 Storeys S ! and good Cellar, fitted with Hydraulic Lift g j and other conveniences.—Apply W. Aitken, 8 i Land Agent. Shortianri-street. \ I 171 O R SALE. I L_, . j 30 QR.-CKS. PURE LIME JUICE. 1 I JOHN REID AND CO., . 1 j 32, FORT-STREET. i \ . k ITT'OR SALE.—About three minutes' walk | | -t- from the Manurewa Railway Station can | Ibe bought a Comer Lot. A good site for a | U store or blacksmith's shop. Two Lots, n | Hamilton. Waikato, 393, 399. Also. Farms I I for Sale.- Apply to M. T. Clayton, 25, Palmers- j a ton Buildings. Auckland. . S jT-IENTLE MAN'S RESIDENCES I iX FOR SALE, 1 1 IN A v HEALTHY POSITION. |i ,_ A New and "Commodious House, containing a large rtimngrooni, drawingroom, breakfast B Broom, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, pantry, scullery; 3 I bathroom, iron enamel bath and wash-hand § 1 basin;. gas in all rooms, cupboards, linen '4 closet, dresser; Venetian blinds to all win-1 , dows; good workshop: large allotment. '• I NEVILLE NEWCOMB. j 1 DJ?LC~ A™ 1 ' -S^ I CLOTHING DEPARTMENT— SUITS, £ | Lot 1, reduced from 27s 6d to 17s 9d. I 3 Lot 2, reduced from 35s to 27s 6d. B 3 Lot 3, reduced from 41s to 30s 6d. § S Lot 4, reduced from 52s 6d to 39s 6d. § | Boys' Clothing heavily reduced.—D.S.C. ; I ■ I- —. o IT* ARMS FOR SALE. JJ. ■ : 0 | ..JIMS PROM TWO ACRES TO 300 ACRES 1 I IN ALL DISTRICTS, ] | Within a Radius of 16 Miles of Auckland. | a For Fullest Particulars— | I ' G. PEACE, | s I Legal Chambers, 141, Queen-street. I j A Telephone, ; 1157. ~ . 1 |fT.o ; BOARDINGHOUSE-KEEPERS AND IN- § | -*• _— ■ , vestors. ;,:■ j i —- j | FOR SALE, as a Going Concern—A well- I f established and remunerative Eoardinghouse j sin Rotorua, including commodious Buildings, I sin good order and condition; well-furnished j 1 throughout, and with all appointments;! 8 large grounds laid out in orchard and ear- i I den, and frontages to three streets. Situ- j Sated close to Sanatorium Grounds and Post | | Office. , The Vendor is retiring from the 1 I business after a successful occupation. This \ lis a good opportunity to obtain a highly j | paying business, and with the summer season | immediately at hand.- "■ : i For price and full particulars, apply to I ' WYNYARD AND PUKCHAS, I Swanson Chambers, : | Corner Queen and Swanston Streets. Auckland D.S.C. NNUAL S^ | BEAUTIFUL SILKS-NEW COLOURINGS, S R Lot 1, reduced from Is 9d to Is 2_d. y * Lot 2, reduced from Is lid to Is 3_d. « i. Lot 3, reduced from 2s lid to Is lid. a l Lot 4, reduced from 3s lid to 2s 6d. f, !j Salo now on.—D.S.C. a _ TFI O R S A L E. 1 ft jl K I '",.' BBIGIJAM'S CREEK, s | BRIGHAM'S CREEK. 1 | a ;; Near Henderson, $ s ■ i I*> £ A ACRES. IN ONE LOT, OR IN I LOtJV SECTIONS. I 3 § [j Suitable lor Fruit or Poultry Farms. | $ ~ 1 B EX MEN ANTIC. FROM NEW ."ORE, B jjj A Shipment of 9 I FOLDING OFFICE DESKS AND INVALIDS' | I CHAIRS. 1 _ I f? BOBEUT CHARLES CARE. h j« Land Agent and Auctioneer. 63, Queen-street. a .i | IA G- ENU T REAT I I 'i SI3EAL y I ** WGLISH t I ■*-' . pOOKED B ■ ' V>* 'POLLED C I /..•■-. H AMS -1 | FROM lOIjB TO 14liB EACH. | I jj I READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE. 1 I § I OBTAINABLE ONLY FROM 1 !1 H. M. S MEETON - !' t] XX. IVi. O | I "THE OLD MILL," QUEEN-STREET. . | !d".S.C." " a kj^ "" _ "s™ I GREAT BARGAINS IN FRENCH MUSLINS. 1 1 Lot 1, reduced from 7Jd to 3,d. ,| i Lot 2, reduced from 10* dto sijd. •{: I Lot 3, reduced from Is, 3d to 7_d. | f| Lot 4, reduced from Is 6d to 9_(l. S a Sale now on.—D.S.C. !j —==- —— I D.S.C. nnual Balbl8 alb l 1 LADIES' POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS. $ 1 Lot 1, reduced from 3d to Id. .■■■;. | II LADIES' POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS. 9 Lot 1, reduced from 3d to Id. h Lot 2, reduced from 4d to 2>,d. | l Lot 3, reduced from 6d to 3jd. 1 i Lot 4, reduced from 10id to 'id. a I Other prices equally reduced.— H . . | QANDY'S I I .■ TJUXOLIDB I 3 ri AND Y' S | vjr | ■TjUXOLIDB [! BELTING J : - IS THE | -OEST AND STRONGEST "OELT IN THE | j | MABKETIS ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS I !' IS ABSOLUTELY CLIMATIC CHANGES , ! ! TO THE CLIMATIC CHANGES j I OF THIS COUNTRY, i '. WILL RUN IN HEAT. STEAM, DAMP, j | WATER, , [ OR WITH OIL DROPPING ON IT. I ____— ■ ■■ ' ■ j . - : ■■ .■ , : ■ ■ ■ | i FRAYING IS AN IMPOSSIBILITY. j ' j THERE IS NO BELT EQUAL TO DUXOLIDE. ANDY COTTON "OELTING. ; SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND, JOHN /CHAMBERS AND OON (LIMITED), !"■ FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. |