Boats, Launches, Etc., lor Sale. ] AUXILIARY Fishing Boat for Sate, gua- I ranteed in good order; owing going to : front.—For address, apply HERALD. CRUISING Launch Aumoe. 42ft: 30-horse-power; speed 9i knots.Brookfield, 109. Queen St. CRUISING Launch, 22ft, 8 h.p. Alpha engine and reverse; cushions, mast, sail and awning; almost new —Whaleback. 1362, HERALD. CRUISING Launch, 32ft; glass - raised cabin-top; 12 b.p. engine; dinghy, mast, awning, electric light, etc. —Sacrificing, 1363, HERALD. DINGHIES. Ift! 10ft and 12ft; 16ft Launch Hull, cheap.—D. Spencer. Scotland St.. Freeman's Bay. "Phone A 629. LAUNCH, cruising, reliable, 7-h.p. engine, dinghy and gear, value £120, exchange for car; solid values only.—Engineer, 1286, HERALD. OPEN Boat. 14ft, sft beam, cheap.—Address at Herald. . IQFT Sailing Boat, centre-board; complete JLO with dmehy and moorings; newly painted; £20.—Parry, Valley Rd., Mt. Eden. TTEIJY STRONG. ROOMY LAUNCH. Suitable for Farmer or Settler, either on Coast or River. LENGTH, 28ft. BEAM, 7ft 9in. DRAFT, 2ft. Engine forward, largo cockpit (half of which is covered by spray-hood). Speed. 7 knots. Apply, C. HARRISON-SMITH, Phone 4437. 37. Ferry Buildings. Machinery for Sale. DRILLING Machine (Kendal and Gent), 22in faceplate, with vice, drills, chuck, and full set Morse taper drill sockets. Also, Lathe (Wm. Muir), 7m centre, with sliding gap. Also, one 5-h.p.. 2-cyhnder, and one 2i-h.p., single cylinder Advance Silent Oil Engines.—Brookfield, 109. Queen St. SAWMILLING and Woodworking Machinery, by the world's best makers-—Ask (or information, T. M. McLaughlin, Hobson Buildings, Auckliid. "O OILER. BABCOCK AND WILCOX WATER-TUBE BOILER. 1201b pressure. 1300 so., ft heating surface. Complete with all Fittings. In Good Condition. T IGHTING CET. BELLIS AND MORCOMBE HIGH-SPEED STEAM ENGINE. 600 Revolutions per minute Forced Lubrication to all Bearings. Good as New. Oa Same Bedplate, and driven through Flexible Coupling. ONE WESTINGHOUSE 30 K.W. DYNAMO. 100 volts D.C. Also, FEED PUMP AND EXHAUST HEATER FOR BOILER, Quantity of Shafting, Bearings, Pulley, etc. Apply NEW ZEALAND HERALD OFFICE. Businesses for Sale. BOARDINGHOUSE, thriving Northern town; close to station.—Bargain, 1361, HERALD. CONFECTIONERY and Soft Drinks Business for quick sale.—2ls, Great North Ed,, Grey Lynn. IAISH Business, good, well-established, J? wanted to sell; no reasonable offer refused.T. Coningkam, Yorkshire Fish Saloon, Parnell. HOTEL— Tourist Hotel for immediate sale. Also, Beautiful Section, heart city; great bargain.Particulars, 49, Wellesley St. W. PA (\ — CAKES, Confectionery, Drinks; osrxU splendid stand; electric light. Rent, 205.. Trade, £15 weekly: suit lads. Stock, plant, £40.—Spain and Co.. 103, Symonds St. XfAfi— DOMINION ROAD—Fruit, Confec- | c&Tfcly tionery; fine corner shop- Dwelling, stable. Rent, 20s. Trade about £50 month. Great sacrifice.Spain and Co., 103, Symonds St. A GOOD IjTVING—-Boarainghouse. 10 large rooms, furnished, 8 permanent guests; good harbour view; good locality; within penny section, no bill climb. Present owner resident four years. Rent only 30*. Price £150 ONLY. CHENNELLS AND CO., HOTEL BROKERS. Dominion Chambers, 65, Queen St., City. "fcTUST BE SOLD. ax. SOLD. SOLD. SOLD. SOLD. SOLD. i? 1 OKfY-&OODWILL AND FURNI-XJL-jOU TUBE (good order), CITY .{HOKf. HOTEL, 2 years 9 months' e£*_L__<J V lease; rent. £9 per week. Stock _£?"| OKA at cost. Nothing cheaper in cV'_L__«J\J market; only given two weeks f?-| QK A for sale, so get in and take the cWJL___>U Christmas trade. .O-fO AAA—COUNTRY FREEHOLD, »_L__»UUU CENTRAL WAIKATO. — 1?"|0 AAA T*" B house has a very great _W___»\/\JI/ future I am prepared to £12,000 **** hhetßl terms to * good 4? 9 A A—FREEHOLD AND FURNI—*£iO\J\J TORE of 20-roomed Boarding■P*?K(\(\ house; heart of City. Widow d*<uiJ\J\J lady must have change country. 4?0 XAA Wound entertain Small Suburban cW__c»\J\J Property as part payment; £2500 £20G0 can remain on Mortgage. MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS. TT7~ENZL CCHOLLUM, AUCTIONEER. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, 109. OtTEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.
To Let. I HAVE FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. A. H. GENTTL, Land Agent, Marine Square, Devonport. FBANKLIN ROAD —Cottage of 4 rooms and scullery, range and gas, washhouse, bath, copper and tubs; 13s 6d. SACKVTLLE STREET, GREY LYNN— Rooms, with every modern convenience; 15s. SHEARER AND EASTGATE. Security Buildings. GREY LYNN—4 Rooms, 12s. KINGBLAND—S Rooms, 12s 6d. POINT CHEVALIER— Rooms, 16s. POINT CHEVALIER— Rooms, lisNEWTON ROAD— Rooms, 15a. R. J. ENTRICAN, 12, Commerce St. "TSTHOLE OR PORTION OF THE »™ OFFICES. On First Floor. IMPERIAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET (opposite Smeeton's), Lately occupied by the late William Colemaa. W. /ND. G. ELLIOTT, Swanson Street. PONSONBY— Rooms, 2 storeys, bathroom, scullery, pantry; handy to trams. 17s. EPSOM — 6 Rooms, standing high, with 1 acre land. Rent, £1. CITY— WAKEFIELD ST.—Brick Building, suitable for motor garage. Rent, £2 10s. C F 'R ENNETT ' BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS. BWANSON STREET. "pURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. PONSONBY WATERSIDE-Gentleman's ff,™?lwF 01:n ' 6 R OOMS aid offices? furnished; lovely grounds, bowline ESS: A. CKB Md «£ 8 °5°B M per «g*«W* Gnashed: rent. Also. 5 ROOMS (from early Februarv) ««,, O beaches and cars; rent, 30s ' M EPSOM-6 ROOMS, all modern- l aree seotion; handy cars; rent £2 lar se MOUNT EDEN-6 ROOMS.' excellent position: every conv.; rent £2is. HERNE BAY-Modern 2-Storeyed nL comfortably furnished; a iSo^. , for 6 weeks. Rent, £3 3" D 08 1*"™; C. F. B ENNE TT. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDmrn SWANSON STREET S '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16097, 10 December 1915, Page 2
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