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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13305, 11 October 1906, Page 1

*:* , : For Sale A* N: Investment for £200 ■to ■ £1000,1 in Suburban Freehold, -which will return 12 per cent. 1 rentals.— particulars, .--". K.,'' HEBALD Office. :y'y„ CiIHITTY'S Practice of the Law—For Sale/s 7 Volumes and Statement — Address, '' W.P.," care Post Office, Grey Lynn. CROCKERY and Fancy Business for Sale. •in main : street good opportunity.— Apply by letter to " H.," HERALD Office. . TO SADDLERS.—A Small Country Business, Ad! Cheap; owner rehiring;. good turnover. —Apply at once, Ovvtram and Hipkins, Ex-' change Lane, Auckland. , FOR SALE, Cheap— Home Phono- ,, graph, and Records, from 9s per dozen.— 'Apply T. M. Green, Eden-st., Newmarket.: y FOR SALE—The Fast 2£-rater Huia; bari gain.—Clare and Collings, Boat Builders, Ponsonby. ~.,,'• FOR SALE, Cheltenham Beach-Section. 50 y by 167; drainage to sewer.—Mrs. Phevlan, corner Vauxhall and Tainui Roads, Cheltenham. „ ■■'■- :.;,':. / : \ ■ ' " FOR SALE— Confectionery Business, X h 6 rooms, furnished, at valuation; four hoarders; rare chance; central; cheap.—Mrs. Stewart, Pitt-st., Registry. ■ . ..: ,:-'U-v>\ EOR' SALE, Glasgow Residence, 8 :.**?; large rooms, in perfect order; > every modern convenience; large allotment, good garden, etc. £950, bargain.—Neville; Newcomb. •• ; ;vy- •', ?';■■;". ■•.', _[■ .-'■ ' r:'- "-.:■'.' FOR SALE— " Lillian, 35ft , long, 9ft J?*- 1 beam, 2ft 9in draft; diagonal ; built: three thicknesses of planking, fitted with centreboard, one ton of lead on keel, and one ton inside; all in first-class order, and well found.—For full particulars apply. ■ Logan' Brothers, Railway Wharf. Also, 25 Launch, 6ft beam, fitted with a 5-h.p. engine. (Terms if required), y y ■; - y '■.:.-'.■■.. -y FANCY Dress. Balls, etc.—Sale by Auc- . . tion of New and Slightly-worn Dresses, to make room for new stock. Also, large quantities of Lace and Cretonne Curtains, Art Drapes, Fancy Trimmings, etc., etc. Also Handsome Glass Counters and Show Cases. Sale on Friday, Oct. 12th, at'2.3o p.m., at Miss McElwain's, 254, Queen-street. ■yy y :<r»QA DEPOSIT— Dwelling; bath, dwOU wash-house, gas, and every convenience. Price, £370. A Bargain.— H. Mil-. ■lar,..42o;fQueen-st. . ;: ';: .■/■. : r*QA-BOARDINGHOUSE Business, :14 *OU rooms, well furnished; every convenience; rent, 22s 6d; .easy terms; owner, leaving Auckland.—J. H. Millar, 420, Queen-st. CITY— Fancy Goods Business; splendid position; long lease; stock, about £2000, ,at valuation; goodwill, £100.—A. W. Read and Co., cor. Durham; and Queen • Streets?. ■ ; : No. 1249. . FOR SALE-SOUND INVESTMENT— 5 Houses, Archhill. just off Main Road, always' let; returning clear 10 per cent, on price wanted. £1250. ONEHUNGA— iacre Section, fronting Symonds-st.,near Royal Oak. £235. REMUERA— Seotions, each 4acre. Lovely harbour view. £4 a foot.— Cooke and Buddie. 6, Victoria Arcade. FOR SALE— Acres, fronting Doubtless Bay and .sea coast; 6 miles from Cable Station; 600 acres drainable swamp, containing kauri gum; easily accessible; 10s an acre.—Cooke and Buddie, 76, Victoria Arcade. . . _.-.,-■ - '■■ . ---.. ■■"■.'■;'- . FOR * SALE-CHELTENHAM BEACH~Superior Residence, 9 rooms,''and all conveniences section. 86ft to beach by about 130 ft; £1065. CLIFTONVILLE. Takapuna— Grand Section, fronting sea; reduced ■to £185.—Cooke and : Buddie, 76, Victoria Arcade. . ■ ■ . / .'.•■■ '■■ "■■■-■■' -.•■ . HOTELS— If you want a real good moneymaking house call for particulars. We have several in city, . suburbs, and country to offer.—A. W. Read and Co., cor. Durham and Queen Streets. . y ' ■■. nrjAA CASH— 6 Minutes from Te Aroha— SbDUu 417 Acres in English grass; 7room House, new: milking sheds, etc.; close creamery, school, etc. £7 acre, balance terms, at 4i per cent.—J. and G. Lovegrove, Land Agents. Te Aroha. yy ' : SECTIONS.— have some very Good Building Sites to offer in every suburb.— A. W. Read and Co., cor. Durham and Queen ■■ Streets. .■■■ ■< ' , : _ ''.■ •' ■< I TOR SALE—Dairying and Grazing Farms. . all sizes, wi,th immediate possession; ' easy terms.— Buckland and Sons, the Haymarket. - • .•;C. , ,".1" 'v'--*' '■'~'"■'■ X ; "- FANCY , GOODS, in , busy thoroughfare; J; owner leaving for Home; stock, abouu £160. at valuation: no goodwill required; rent onlv 25s per week.—A. W. Read and Co., cor. Durham and Queen Streets. No. 1201 HPO INVESTORS.—We have several City J- Blocks for Sale, showing good interest.— A. W. Read and Co., cor. Durham and Queen Streets. :. • . KC A CASH, 5 miles from Te Aroha— obODU 308 Acres First-class Drained Swamp Land, all in grass; £7 per acre; balance easy terms.—J. and G. Lovegrove, Land Agents. Te Aroha. y ,y FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 2 miles from Drury Station, by good road, 2 miles from Creamery, one mile from school—Farm, of 40 acres, 20 acres freehold also, 20 acres Government leasehold; all securely fenced and subdivided into 4 paddocks and in grass; House of 3 rooms and outbuildings; half-acre of choice orchard and garden; with 8 first-class milking cows, one bull, 5 pigs, 22 head of poultry; with implements, as a going concern. Price, £460.— . further particulars, apply Mrs. P. Bowers, Karaka. BOARDINGHOUSE, containing 14 rooms, in good, Ileal locality, and doing well. Price as a going concern, £100.— W. Read and Co., cor. Durham and Queen Streets. No. 1199 TA7-OODSIDE ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. Choice Allotment, near Mount Eden Road; Hplendid position; planted with live hedge. Bargain. NEVILLE NEWCOMB. J?OR SALE-FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD COR- : i NER SECTION IN UPPER QUEEN-ST. (Near Town Hall Site). Suitable for Factory. BUTTLE BROS., 5, Colwill Chambers, Swanson-street. Toilet. . , • MISS MCELWAIN has commenced Business at more convenient Premises, at No. 254, " QUEEN-STREET, near Savings Bank. Face and Scalp Massage, Manicure, Pedicure, .Hair Dyeing, etc., etc. Also. Hair Working of every description. Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair. All treatments by Qualified Assistants, under MISS MCELWAIN'S Personal Supervision. Telephone. 254. y NOTICE. TURKISH BATHS. LORNE-STREET (opposite Central Hotel). Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Saturday. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. For Ladies and Gentlemen. Cures Rheumatism. Gout, La Grippe, and all Bodily Aches and Colds. Hot and Cold Baths. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturday 8 p.m. 6tl and Is. TV/OSS JOHNSTONE ' TRVINE (Student of Mrs. Adair. London), SUCCESSOR TO MRS. THORNTON LEES. Restores Thin, Falling. Lustreless, and Grey Hairs. The latest and most up-to-date method of Complexion Treatment. Hair Tonics and Skin Foods, from the prescription of an Eminent Physician. ' NO. 20. H.M. ARCADE (Take Elevator). 'Phone 1964. ' ——— ; -s •TTIHE TI/TILLINERY QALON." Tl/TISSES T/TTAUGH AND .TXT-ALKER Are now Showing their SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES FOR THE COMING SEASON. Tel. 1984. /CHRISTMAS pUDDINGS! REMEMBER pHCENIX HiHICK T>EEL. THE UNRIVALLED. SOLD ONLY IN PACKETS BRANDED " PHOiNIX." SHAVING REQUISITES, STERLING SIL- *•-> VER AND ELECTROPLATE. CANES AND STICKS FOR LADIES ■ AND GENTS. ■ 1 "DARTLETT, JEWELLER. 222, QUEEN-ST. ARTHUR E. GREENSLADE, SHAREBROKER, Has Removed to ' No. 13 (First Floor), GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE BUILDINGS, 99. QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. rpHE "DIGHT otarch: ~ BECAUSE. IT GIVES THE : BEST RESULTS. ~ . ■ - •"SYLVLV'V