Horses, Vehicles, etc.. for Sale. -'■"DUS. good order, seat 23. £45; Waggon. tO new, half-ton. oil axles, brake, poo, £35; Now Half-tou Cart, three sqs.. oil axle. £18; Pony Cart, rubber-tired, suit 12-13 hands. £25- Thome Roadster, seats four, £20; D.S. Buggy, seats six. £20: S.S. Buggy, seats two, £15; Double .Set Harness, £6 10S; English Set Pom- Harness, £5; Mew Set Cart Harness, £10 10s. suit baker or grocer; Saddles, 30s to £6 lOs.-Morley Exchange, Durham-street West. T?OR SALE, as a Going Concern, or SepaJ. ratcly-4 Landaus. 1 Hansom Cab, 3 Wagponetes, 1 Brake, 5 Gigs. 20 Horses and Harness to suit any of the above.—C. Herbert, Cab Proprietor, top of Qucen-st.. Mewton. 'Phone 977. , LIGHT Pony for Sale, guaranteed quiet -Li and sound.—Apply Mearna and Co., Grocers, Great North Road. |_ T IGHT Express Cart, £10: Tax Cart. £14: J, Phaeton. £20; Pony. Gig, and Harness. £26 10s; Shetland Pony. Gig, and Harness.— _______ Chancery-st ' m MARE, roan, 16 hands, nuiet. splendid condition: suit trap or light cart.—Forrester, Armstrong Road. At 0111 ! 1 } 10 South. COUSINS AND ATKIN, LTD., COACHBUILDERS. BEACH ROAD. Have in Stock NEW AND SECOND-HAND VEHICLES OF ALL KINDS. Send for ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF NEW VEHICLES. _=_ S__S3 Motors and Cycles for Sale. BICYCLE, lady's, in first-class order; freewheel, hub and rim brakes.—Full particulars on application to Box 524, Auckland. BICYCLE, gent's, Swift, free-wheel, two brakes, act. lamp, etc.. first-class order, £5; Also. Light Road Racer, free-wheel. £2. —Apply Bicknell, Manakau, Gillies Avonuc. Epsom. — — =n Businesses lor Sale. A PARTMENT House. 10 rooms, for Sale as i_ going concern, and furniture; full permanents; best part Symonds-st.— Address at HERALD. ._ A N Opportunity of a Lifetime.— OonA fectionerv Business; trade, about £2000 yearly; exceptional circumstances compel urgent sale. £195.—Spain amd Co.. 103, Symortds-street.. . BOARDINGHOUSE, private, as a going concern-, full of boarders; latest conveniences; price, £78; no agents.— HERALD. CITY BOARDINGHOUSE of 24 ROOMS and Offices; all modern appointments; solid business. Within five minutes of Post Office. Price, only £325.... C.F. BENNETT. Bank ot New Zealand Buildings. Swanaon-st. GENUINE Business Proposition— ing house, Grafton: rent 32s 6d. lease; 16 permanents. always full: splendidly furnished: gift £200.—Spain and Co., 103. By ■ monds-et. MUSIO Practice in rising suburb, Aockland—Write. Teacher. 210. HERALD. SPLENDID Opening—For Immediate SaleTearoom. Shop, and Bakery, including horse, cart, and round; going concern £100. —Z.X.. Whangarei. MILLINERY Business: splendid opportunity for two young ladies; £12 to £14 per week profit.— E. Fantham. No. 7. King's Chambers. POKA-GENUINE Fish, Fruit and Vegecfc_i__lU table, in growing neighbourhood, turnover £20 week; low rent; good profits.— Prosper. 205. Herald. OLD-ESTABLISHED Restaurant and Fish Supply (wholesale), in centre of large inland town, Auckland Province; lease, modern premises: £500 p.a. profit As going concern. £435. Exceptional circumstances compel sale. BEALE AND CO.. Phoenix Chambers. MERCERY AND TAILORING BUSINESS FOR SALE. CASHEL-BTREET W.. CHRISTCHURCH. Established Seven Years. Well-appointed shop, electric light and ; gas. mirrors, show cases, etc.; cash turn--1 oyer, £3500; two-thirds Mercery (good pro- | fits): stock and fittings about £1000; owner taken farm. For full particulars apply H. BERRY. 90, Caehel-st., Christohurch. TIRUrr BUSINESS FOR SALE. Splendid situation, few yards from Queen-street, heart of city. A BARGAIN TO ENERGETIC MAN. Must be Sold. - Apply BOX 762. -C i Zf\ — SYMONDS-STREET— BOABDING_V _01/ HOUSE. 15 ROOMS. HOT WATER SERVICE; stable, coach-house, croquet lawn. ALL FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, INCLUDING LEASE- AS A GOING CONCERN. House always full. Terms given. G. M. KIRKCALDY. 27. Fort-st. (Two Doors jjast Star Office). A. M. B K Y D *,*■ CASH DRAPERY. -A' WELL-CONDUCTED AND PROFIT- __ ABLE CITY BUSINESS.— centrally situated; electric light throughout; stock and fittings, everything as a going concern, about £5500. Fullest particulars on application. CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT. UNDOUBTEDLY one of the most successful and profitable Businesses of the kind in the Auckland Province. Splendid Shop and Dwelling. Turnover, about £3700. Price for buildings and stock, value of latter about £500, also plant, everything as a going concern, £1050. GENERAL STORE AND BAKERY. AN OLD-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, which —V. can be bought, stock and plant, at valuation. Stock, about £800; plant, about £200; turnover, £350 per month. Freehold property, can be'bought for £1000 on terms. Delightful and progressive dairy district. A. M. B EYDEN BUSINESS'SELLING SPECIALIST AND ESTATE TRUSTEE. 195, QUEEN-STREET. 'Phone. 1742. Well and favourably known throughout the Auckland Province as a Reliable, Careful, and Successful Salesman. ,TIfCT\ONALD AND riOCHRANE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, TE KCITI, KING COUNTRY. FOP. SALE-TT-AHIKATEA TVUSH AND CAWMILL. A SNIP. On banks Marakopa River, and distant only four miles from Heads. River navigable for moderate-sized scows. PLANT INCLUDES: Oil Launch. 14 h.p. engine; Planing Machine, Mill Buildings, Cookhouse, Smithy, Offices, and several Wharea, all in first-class ocder. CUTTING RIGHTS over about 6,000,000 feet of finest KAHIKATEA, all handy to mill. AVERAGE ROYALTY, about 4d per hundred. Other Blocks of Kahikatea and Rimu to be obtained. MILL is only doing local trade at present, but with necessary capital a' large and hiehly-profitable export trade is offering. RENTAL, Mill Site. £2 per year. PRICE for Mill and Timber Rights. £1100, at which figure the property is a snip. T3UBINEBB LIST i?Qnn-a STORE, all branches. *OUU RAIL., North Auckland; turnover £500; no opposition. r»f?AA-G. STORE, with mail-carrying *UUV agencies, etc., worth £500 per annum; 26 miles Auckland; old-established and very sou/id. r'IAA-BLACKSMITH'S B.; two forges; dw_LUv four men; big dairying district; long lease; rent only 10s per week. A SNIP. -£'IAAA-DBAPERY AND MILLINERY S/lUUU BUSINESS, best position, Hamiton; owner retiring; a splendid chance for a family. ?:a-waikato CENTRAL bakery ; cfe_tJV/ big bread trade; steady trade in small goods, with tearoom attached; situated by railway junction; a sure thing. O A ,-r A-FAMILY CASH GROCERY, Auck<A/_tJ'\J land's leading suburb; trade growing rapidly; tram terminus at door; to. £400; a sure spot for a tradesman. BEFORE BUYING CONSULT R. J. E miCAN « - THE MOVING SALESMAN. 12, COMMERCE-STREET. 'Phone, 2165. bTs"inessTs. 4? Q A—FRUIT and Confectionery.—Very cK/OU handy; live Dwellinjirooms; low rental. OOfj-FRUIT and Confectionery—ln main oW_v thoroughfare; five RoomH and Shop. Rental, 30s per week. Owner must sell. X' f» f\— FRUIT and Confectionery—ln Rood S/UV locality; one Room and Shop. Rental, 14s 6d per, week. Good turnover. Bargain. T*rr/"\—FRUIT and Confectionery, with aid % U horgft and cart, and good round. Four Dwellingrooms. Rental, 15a. Good turnover. i? O C A-CONEECTIONER Y Business—ln cf**—o\J main thoroughfare; shop and four Dwelling rooms; largo window. Price, includes furniture, insured for £200. Rental, 255; very profitable. <>7nn-, I{URBAX Bakery.-4700 loaves <*» I \J\J weekly ; two shops, one taking £70 monthly. Six Dwellingrooms, bakehouse, and all conveniences-, five horses four carts, harness, etc. Books well kept', and .open to strictest investigation. Owner retiring. G. A. SMITH & €0., HOUSE. LAND, BUSINESS AGENTS ..... Pnc ?^!' x Chambers. Queen-street. 1 'Phone 3007. Ops. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14932, 4 March 1912, Page 2
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