To Let. TO LET-Store and Office, with all eonveniences.— Barn3dale, next John , Chambers, Fort-st. nHO LET, Pon«mbv-Stable, 3 stalls, coach- .„„ house and feed room; private entrance. —134, Ponsonby Kd. • rPO LET— Double Bed-Sitting room, all i J- conveniences; rent moderate.—Merton , Villa. 45, Khyber Pass. ! 110 LET, Parnell, penny section—6-roomed A House. Rent, 17s 6d per week.—Apply K. J. Entncan. Ilobson Buildings. TO LET—Superior Bed-Sittingroom. with private entrance, near St. Mark's Church, ' Remuera-Address at HEPvALD Office. , HHO LET— Brick Shop. 5 dwelling > X. , rooms; low rent to suitable tenant.— i Apply London Dairy. Mt. Eden Road. TO LET— An 8-roomed Furnished House, in • no Ponsonby; rent, 30s per week.—Apply , 92. corner Pitt-st. and Karangahape Rd. rpO LET, on the New North Road—A Seven- -*- roomed House; every convenience; rent, 22s 6d per week.—Ewington and Baker. ''pO LET—Large, Comfortably-furnished Bed- -»- Sittingroom, with fireplace; use kitchen; terms moderate—Apply, HERALD. rpO LET. Valley Road. Mt. Eden—9-roomed -*- House, with every convenience. —Apply J. M. de Montalk and Co , Chemists, Xhyber Pass. rpo LET-Shop, Ponsonby. Also, Furnished J- and Unfurnished Rooms, all parts, with , convs.—Warren's Agency. 26, High-st. 'Phone ' 2692. I rpo LET, Grey Lynn Terminus—6-roomed A new House; gas fires, steel ceilings, . lovely grounds; 20s, less for term.—R. J. Entrican. ' HMO LET. Remuera—House, 11 rooms; nice A garden and orchard; late Judge Con- . Nolly's residence.—Cooke and Buddie, 76, Victoria Arcade. ''PWO large airy Rooms, one furnished bedA sitting room, fireplaces both rooms; every convenience; telephone; nicely situated.— Address HERALD Office. rjlO 5-Rocmed House, pleasantly A situated. Market Road, near Kemuera ' station and Trams.- H. Maxfield. Henley , Grove. 2 doors below Market Road. , rpO LET. View Road, Mount Eden-Gent's X Residence, 8 rooms, all conveniences; septic tank. Also, 9 Rooms, large allotment, stable.—J. A. James, 63. Queen-street. I rpo LEASE-670 ACRES at 7s PER ACRE. A with right of purchase at £6 10s per acre; about 500 acres grass, 5 acres orchard; House, 7 rooms; dairy, cowshed, and other buildings./ (NO NOXIOUS WEEDS.) 1-mile creamery, township, and wharf.—HIPKINS AND MADILL, Exchange Lane. opp. Fort-st. —(536b). _____ , rpo HAIRDRESSERS-Saloon to Let, firstA class stand; low rent.—Apply 20, Wel-lesley-street. 1 BURNISHED— me Cottage. Burrows Ave- . nue. Parnell; 5 rooms and conveniences; lovely views.—Apply A. P. Friend, Langguth's Blags., Custom-st. W. 1 HOUSE, 6 rooms, bath, etc., 5 fires; ManuAX kau Road, Parnell, next Dr. Aubin's. 9 Rooms, bath, etc., Parle Road, 5 doors from Khyber William Rattray, 38, His Majesty's Arcade. EPSOM, Woodbank Road—6-roomed House, with conveniences; volcanic, allotment: rent. 17s 6d per week.—W. Prater and Son, 103, Queen-street MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL, close to Domain and Tennis Lawns— Rooms, and offices; good view; rent, 35s per week.— W. Frater and Son. 103. Queen-street. PARK ROAD EAST- House. 9 rooms, with conveniences; rent, 27s 6d per week; close to cars.—W. Frater and Son, 103, Queen-street. T>EMTJERA, Remuera Road—7 Rooms; sta--IV bles and coach-house; 1-acre section : rent, 25s and water rate.—W. Frater and Son. 103, Queen-street. rr.RE Canadian Studio, in Queen-st, opp. X Market Entrance. Also. Small Shop in Rutland-fit., suitable for plumber or fruiterer. —Apply F. A. White, c.o. S. Parker, Welles-ley-st. BT. STEPHEN'S AVENUE. PARNELL—B 0 Rooms, and conveniences; rent. 25s per week.—W. Frater and Son. 103, Queen-st. OFFICES to Let in His Majesty's Arcade. Queen-st. Rents. 7s 6cl and 12s 6d per week.—Apply Elliot. B.N.Z. Buildings. 7 YEARS' Lease. Large Store or Warehouse. —Frontage to Little Queen and Albert Streets.—Apply Henning's Garage. Custom-st. ROOMS. Furnished, single, double beds, use kitchen sitting, smoke; piano, h. and 0. bath, p.w.c.; 3 minutes from Queen-st.: • term* moderate.—Apply 48. Nelson-st.. City. m O MERCHANTS. 1 TO LET. Ponsonby. Central— ' 3 LARGE-STALLED STABLE AND COACH--1 HOUSE; private entrance; absolute control. Address at HERALD. rp - LET. ARNEY ROAD, REMUERA— twostoreyed Residence; stables, coach-house, etc., with over an acre of land. Commands good harbour view, and is within three minutes of the trams. . ONEnUNGA HALL, situated in Queen-st., Onehunga.— property is in splendid order, and has a floor laid down for skating. To let at a very reasonable rent to reliable tenant. C. J. OWEN, Union Bank Buildings. ; rr\ 0 L E T. ST. HELLERS BAY-Plainly-furnished Cottage, containing 4 rooms, etc. DEVONPORT (Cheltenham Beach)— Very nice (furnished) House. Or would let 3 or 4 rooms. HIGH-ST.—Front Office, ground floor; 7s 6d. LuiAR PLACE— Premises, suitable for a laundry, a builder and contractor, or a cabinetmaker. SHEARER AND EABTGATE, Security Building, Telephone 2678. Queen-street. CLOSE to Mt. Roskill Car Terminus—ResiJ dence, 10 rooms; 1 acre orchard, etc. DEVONPORT—Modern Residence, 7 rooms. PARNELL. Main Rd.—B Rooms, mod. convs. PONSONBY, close to heach-7 Rooms; 20s. REMUERA—Residence, 9 rooms, nice grounds; and House, 7 rooms, etc. FURNISHED HOUSES. MT. EDEN (close to cars)— Rooms; 425. MT. EDEN (close to cars)— Rooms, piano; 355. MT. EDEN—B Rooms, outbuildings: 16 acres. REMUERA—Fine Residence. 9 rooms, OFFICES, STORE, AND SHOPS. OFFICES in Hobson Buildings, Shortland-st., and in Partridge's Buildings, Queen-st. STORE in Shortland-st. SHOPS— Eden Rd-Double-fronted Shop and 4 rooms; 27s 6d. Hobson-st.—Shop and 4 rooms; 245. HARROP AND MEDLEY. 18. Shortland-st. rpO LET OR LEASE. A In Very Populous Neighbourhood, Id Section— SUPERIOR BRICK SHOP AND DWELLING. Every modern convenience. Specially suit ironmc.ngery or hardware. No opposition. J. THORNES, 83. Queen-street. ry O LET. JlTY—Large Two-storey Brick Warehouse or Factory (new), with good cellar. Rent to good tenant, 45s week. CITY-Samp'e Room, 20a week ClTY—Office a. 8s and 12s 6d. NEVILLE NEWCOMB, His Majesty's Arcade. rp LET OR LEASE--1 QUEEN-STREET-CENTRAL OFFICES. Suite of 4 Rooms on Groand Floor. Will Let Separately if desired Would make excellent suite for solicitor, insurance company, sharebroker. or land agent Also SMALL OFFICE on First Floor. Rent. 7s weakAll are well lighted and in good, clean order. J THORNES. 83. Qneen-st Miscellaneous. SCHOOL Boots for Boys, sqtu re toes 9s 6d, 10s 6d. 12s fed.—James Adams and Co., opp. Public Library /COMFORTS for Cold People—Try Bed Sox, V Cholera Belts, Kneecaps, etc.-Manufac-tured by W. Spedding, Karangahape Rd. MEAT MEAL—EgK Forcer, all grocers. Reclaimed Swamp. Dairy Farms, easy terms to right men with families.—Colonial Agency. Fort-st. IMITATION is the sincerest form of flattery. Imitators are still crowding around us. Will Customers kindly note, NZ. Photo. Goods is the same side, and I just next, the Railway Station " ri _E Best Cough Cure 1 have ever taken" L is what they say about Olpyne. the Pine Cure. Is and Is 6d. Sold everywhere. _RA-LINE—THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE. _ it scores at every dose. Obtainable at ail leading Chemists and Stores Is and 2«. NEW Pianos, from 5s a week. No deposit; no interest; no bill of sale. Call and we will explain our terms.—2B. High-street MANNING'S Olpyne. the Greatest Cough Cure on Earth. You don't know the telief it gives to that hacking cough. PERFORATED MUSIC, to suit 65-note Piano Players. Large stock.—E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. 8. Coldicutt, Maaager. I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14085, 12 June 1909, Page 3
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