Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15645, 26 June 1914, Page 2

Basla««» lw Sale. rjILLIABD Ssloca. .gtirdrrmig.. ard 1 □ Tch&scot.lti Basfeea, ia ttmsf raourt- J y«3 «4s.ll : sb>i4 . GwNria «sd tsM« fe. 1 iSft!---B3ona. 879, RCTiIP. ; ["tAIOTNG Basß*s».-&r Sals; S bases, 2 . U wumi. brawn UrpaaHaa. etc.; i tar Gsatij; ejiiKtuCij dear orsSt, £® 5 ml: £230 wife; £335 ttffiii,' £100 downy— • ?JiX, 217, Ham?. I CONFECTIONERY tsd Lo-Sks; ready- 1 l> ia4»& bar JEMS; BfrtlsiffC to pa? to; 1 ytedid dauiw for Stay; aisaJatsly &»s • Geasirw, 25», El3i£-li. j nHESfISTS". Asddasd acbaib; tne ter- I L/ fsiaes; so cpp&iiSsa-, gaarasSeed ptf- - life £5 fiork. p'ast, tad «tetb!e t irteala: £WS.—Ssti asi Co., 109. Sjßasdi 1 Si 1 fin~P« lsa»idai« Suit, <wiß* to fll* < 0 btal'i. rssjt tv—O&i of the best S;a- ' tss«i7, Fasty Goods, Art >"«cls*«rk. Cos- 1 Kticsery, Aptscy BaKC«?n. Speaks for ; t»lf; eM «al <srtTs etSs'diiied; e»M this; - kawasEKxSatjca; tsivtiis t«o U&fs; or < rssld Eiehaaye hs satssartj. Don't mia ' iij cjisuraasity. — JCra. Sttwan, Globe < »«e»S7. Pitt St. : : [7HUI7, Cisiidiasa;, Drisii. Sjseadf L $5.; trsde £11: «?kffidid *Usd; good . EwtOist; mad opportscity for ssari mas; J Sgtia asd Co.. IC3. Sya&ossia St. - HOOD CHANCE. Fferirt a Tob®«>«i£fS— ] LT Portico c*w ,*&■»?.; to* restil —CafieT- 3 wis, AlsnzEfe» Tfceairf, Grtftoa Brides. j pOISG Cossets lot Fnreitart c! ] Uf S-reesaec Apartssest or BoardiajfeotiK, j Id *fcciics Ko-jt is ysfsa ch»s«! A festsa J rtli njsi in. C T swp. Hake tse offer.— 5 tfra. Ssewart, Globs Ajescr, Pitt Si. ; LFiIBDaESSISG. Tofcactcaiß, and BO- . El iiir2 Suhoa. ta $ood csaeSry town. < en gale at a s'Azz eoaoem. Good ienss - £tzrd to rzitibis HZSiiS. " SAWMILL, as a cares eoneera, rriikis a 1" 3 tion i'staaee el AcckUtd.— ' JIUZO. PEABOOK3, Safari Smtß Gwds, and { 1 Coaleetisbejjr Baaisew.: Ittdrai corner, ( LsckLtad Saocros; saaraateed trade; perocaily fcs3*s asd st*srortd; tmif isrutia ties tiled; ssgoizs, £155*— J. Ectri- I as. H. Ccccserce Si. , ———————————————— < riSE OF THE LEADING HOSPITALS i J IN THE CITY FOR SALE. j AH in FirsJ-clua Order. j Oyeraiisf lietfjt Fitted with Hodtra J Ajipliaac«. ; Fall ps rtkdin. ' 1 W. FRATEE AND SON. Eaitie AgtEtf, IffiK m Street « 1 . —.■ . c rt COD BUSINESS STAND— ; UT Shop and Dxelii&g of 7 roosts, Gwai torts Be«d. cppc«te sicoal asd P.O. «3. J D OABDESGHOUSE, Posaoaby, jaii o2 • D truss li£«. II rwaa. £1 ' piETONPOBT— Resideace, 9 { LI kos&: larea aßotissent, is eardsa. iL, war wisarf. 55*- . riSAPCNA— SeT«c>KCX«! villa, large ] graaadf. flaw 2d tram, lea {root. 255. £T. HELICES BAY— $-rooa;«3 Villa, 3 J Spss« land; fcTely pojjiwn. iSs. C. B. WILLIAMSON AND CO.. 8& Qgeea Stmt. To Lease. ' [\AffiY Farm, 200 kos\ 57 ecwi. 4 1 1/ boras, and all faia rEstUaent*: M j i goias ccccwo, for & years.— Bos 5, , Instly. ' t gTBEBT gHOP TO LEASE- ■ HANDSOME i TWO-STOREY BB3CK BUILDING. ( ' Bis F»atas» said Deptn. *i»ii fat tb« Start tl tic C«tr». ' .10 YEABS' LEASE, £18 PER WEEK. Cheapsit Sasp in tits City. I yEALE AND ARSES, ] I, SHEETOK'S BtJrLDIXGB. i 'Kseee ML < pOR J^EASE. (AC ACRES. FOB STRAIGHT-OUT Lt/O LEASE, 'm » yean, with optwn to rarcaisfr-t'bse school and creamery; atnod lew!; 130 acres fiiMi, lalaose rocga «4 J3<i t«r *et». Honas. 4 room!, e»<in" ACRES, FREEHOLD, close to AockL«jo land and to Blew, eto— jood Hoai». 7 roosts, byre, stable, seeds. Ac. «2 in mis save damp of abettor bast; s^asaf^Ws^a\rz; FP. Eni^R 0 Hj-.'/r 6 j rooms. Hcwiek; Easy t/sms, or nS sell is *cn> lota OS £» deposit T HOa 878. ac "* j FARM SALESMAN. HOBSOS EPILDtSGS. rOBT STREET. rj«o J^EASE. OA A ACBES-iSplesdid Dairy or Fattening (3UU Farm, all bis hi? tmproted aa«t sell situated; only 2 mile* from M J»aivmraai® D aTtowß"™ ACTUALLY CARRIED 100 DMBLfcOWS, IS HORSES. AND © CALVES. HAVING 27 ACRES IN OATS, WHICH YIELDED 3 TONS TO THE ACRE. Straight-out lease for 5 .years, with rant of jjarefcase if desired. St© goodwill. This is one of Jhe best farms in the WaiUto. and Wi wj&S my# FOB TWO WEEKS Do not dslaj, btt »r.!: »us tor foil particularsgAßßlS AND QBUMP, P.ANFURLY BLDGS., 81, QUEEN ST. egg SO To U1 rvPFICE, DESIRABLE, GROUND FLOOR, WYNDHAM STREET. 10 lei- ! Rent 17* $d ptr week. Apply H££iLD HOUSE, SIX ROOMS. Situated Jmins from 2d section. Hot and cold water; porcelain bath and I basin; all conveniences. Good tenant, rent 22s fid. JNO. JMRIE. AGENT, «, QUEEN' STREET. 'Phono 3639 Queen street-modern corner BBICK SHOP; private entrance; 6 living rooms and convenience;; large win-dow-space; good basinees stand; £2 10s a week. T/"ARANGAHAPE ROAD, near Sjrmoads ii Lock-op Shop; £2 7s 6d a week. fi REY LYNN, near Trams— Rooms and \J conveniences; * week. OITY— Sample Rooms, Offices, at low rtnJJLVILLB H.M ARCADE, QUEEN STREET. J rpHORNES, S3, QUEEN STREET. gOUBES. PONSONBY— Street—9 Rooms, and convs.. 30e. „ PAIS.* iSLL— St. George Bay Road—9 Rooms, every con v., 354. TLf OUNT EDEN — Dominion Road —10 ill Rooms, stable, etc., use of 17 acres crating. 30s. Balmoral Road—6 Rooms (c«w house), 22s 6d. BaUlsngi Road—« Rooms, and convs., 27s 6d. King Edward Btreet— 6 Rooms, and conn., 20s, Ij'LLEkBLIE— t -8 Rooms, and , XLi use 29 acres. 80s. _ , 1 HHAKAPUNA— Road—s Rooms, 1 end all convs., 21s. vrORTHCO'I'E-Callons Road— Rooms IN and convs., 20». EPSOM-Moant Albert Road— Rooms and all convs., 25a. Gillies Avenue—B Booms and all convs., 87s 6d. WE HAVE OTHERS ON OUR LIST. gHOPS AND QPFICEB. QUEEN STREET— Shop, abso- ! U lutely the best business site in this . street. Would Lease for S years at a reason- • able rental. .. QUEEN STREET-No». 79 and Sl—Saite of 7 Booms on First Floor; 4 window! . facing on to Queen Street; central position; i now occupied as dental chambers. Would lease at moderate tent. QUEEN STREET (just off)-New shop, only £3 per week. ' AUEEN STREET— Office, on first • vj floor 10s, 1 TTORT STREET—Several Excellent Offices • JP on ground and first floors, from 17s 6(i > to £4 10fl for suite with strongroom. • ITARANGAHAPIS ROAD — Well-situated J\ Shop. 52s 6d WELLEBLEY STREET-Shop and VY Office, £3 10s per week. ( J IJHORNES, 83, QUEEN STREET. 'Phones 674 and 866. 1