I Horses and Vehicles lor Sale. tip 'I?ARM Waggons, 2, new, light: carry 1 JJS X 1 ton; also 1 New Sulky.-T. Wilkinson. ut- Coachbuilder, Grey Lynn. iVIO TTORSE. Cart and Harness for Sale.— ng 11 128, Ponsonby Road — \\J YNDHAM iAilDb GO. corner Albert ,to '» and Wyndham Sts.—Horse, Cart, and co Harness, suit greengrocer. £20 lot; Rubbera tyred 3ig. £20 10s; Gig, 8 springs, good ,i;. order £13 10s; Single-seat Buggy. £16 -Os; ' „ Ton Waggon. £20 10s: Small Pony Gig, £18 10s; Carts, ♦ to 1 ton. £10 upwards; Barid ness ~r' Saddlery. — D C ' HLEY ' S ' 81, DURHAM STREET W.. .j All a -regpondenoo, "The Uanagor," Morlej'a Box 224, Auckland. i~ Pony Gig, stylish. V Upstanding Gig, good and strong. Tip Spring Cart, carry lOcwt, new, ' Handy Waggon, polo, shafts, farm use, Double-seated Buggy, a good one. to Light Waggon, shafts, and brake, 2 seats, id, Useful Spring Traps, from scwt upward. ier Vehicles, Harness, Saddlery, largo assortment. VT . Since this business changed hands, we cater only for the better class of Vehicles, Harness, and Saddlery. — Horses and Vehicles Wanted rid —— ■J* 'PAX Cart, light, or Raleigh, to carry 4, 'Y' .L wanted to Purchase.—Alfred, 444, _ !Ir.iUl,o. " Trees, Plants, Etc,, For Sale. "PRUIT Trees, 15 assorted, including one i. , Ornnge one Lcion. any ttfction. £I.—Skelton and Sons, Nurserymen, ft, Avondale. at, T/RUIT Trees.—Apple, Peach. Pear. Plum, Jo- X Nectarine, six assorted trees, pruned. 10a; twelve. 17s fld. Post free. Strictly — cash, Larger quantities by freight. Writ# > r - ns.—W. Shaw. Pohuehue, Warkworth. — 13OSES, Fruit Trees, and Shrubs, Onions, ir, 11 Cabbago, and Cauliflower Plants; Choico es Soodlings in great variety.—Palmer, 158, 57, Karangahape Rd. -pLANT 0 W. pRUIT rpREEB, _ QRANGE AND 'jpREES, ib. JJEDGING pLANTS, he ORNAMENTAL AND "E LOWERING lfi ts U gHRUBS, A :a ' gHELTER rpREES. "7 'DOSES.-THE FINEST SELECTION J.I in the Dominion to choose from, en RHUBARB ROOTS. — BEDDING PLANTS IN GREAT VARIETY, of NEW SEASON'S nt yEGETABLE & LOWER gEEDS. WEDDING BOUQUETS, WREATHS. CUT FLOWERS, ETC., Arranged in the Latest Stylos. — Q.ILBERT J |^ACIAY, he SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, l'o OS, QUEEN STREET, j Nursery. Near Royal Oak, Onehunga. y. — == Businesses lor Sale. BUSINESS, small, for Sale; Music, Books, Stationery, Fancy Work; good musical connect.on, no goodwill.—Address at HERALD / CONFECTIONERY and Fruit Business. \J smart, well-established; good living accommodation; also Furniture if desired.— IF Address at 'HEItALD. CONFECTIONERY, busy Newton stand; V trade, £18 to £20 wockly; cash register, 140 loliie bottles. Dayton scales, etc-; £185. Spain, 103, Symonds St. it I 1 IT Busmese, fitted up to date, for 1 gale doing £25 week: £70; real snip; 10, Broadway, Newmarket.— Ponsonby Road. g TT'RUIT and Confectionery— ' X Business. bet stsnd Pukekoh», a close to railway station; prico reduced.—R. ' J. Entrican, Auckland. S. TIRUIT, Confectionery, etc.; main road, X handy school; doing £30 weekly; stock, S. pi a it. horse, cart harness, everything £85. —Spain, 103, Symonds St. H~ AIRDRESSING Business for Sale, good stand, cheap.—3l6, Ponsonby Rd., Auckland. HAIRDRESSER, Tobacconist, and House •mi' • i ■ • ing to camp. in —Morris, Hairdroser, Grey Lynn. MILLINERY Business, well-established; low rent, easy ingoing.—2ll, Karanga•d i haw Road, k. ; PORK Butcher's and Bacon-curing Business for Sale; up-to-date refrigerating ig plant, etc.—Pork, 759. HEIUID ro STATIONERY and Fancy Goods, Otahnhu; O irn . -is: |>- ic- £'0 • 6 't)«" *(i i./wc[- «> ling, every conv.—R. J. Entrican, Fort St. ra rpOBACCONIST and Confectionery, firstjr 1. class: turnover, £1800 a year; good stock, good stand; stock and fixtures at valuation.—Tho Brighton, Fenton St, runi CHANCE FOR A LADY. D PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR .SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. Y MILLINERY AND LADIES' WEAR, In PROGRESSIVE COUNTRY TOWN. EL Living Rooms at Rear. 3; Low Rent. Lease Can Be Secured. j n Established 6J Years. Growing Trade, t). ha Could be Largely Increased by Lady with sr. Energy, Experience, and About iw £400 Capital. IS Fuller particulars from ABBOTT, FOOTE AND JONES, id Elliott Street, ra Auckland. JOE gALE. _ To Wind Up Estate. jgOGUE AND gONS' OLD ESTABLISHED LIVERY STABLES AT DEVONPORT, °' Including, MOTOR-CAR. MAIL COACHES, ETC-,, £2, As a Going Concern. For full particulars, A 'fe. CATHERINE BOGUE, Clarenco Street, Devonport. d; _ QNE OF THE ROUNDEST re- TJUTCHERY gUSINESSES IN THE PROVINCE. d: OWNER HAS RUN THIS BUSINESS SUCCESSFULLY AND WELL FOR , 30 YEARS. ' NO OPPOSITION. _ Population over 1000, and increasing rapidly. TURNOVER: 10 BODIES AND 30 SHEEP IF iun - wv PER WEEK. jgRICK g nop AND QFFICE. Gas laid on. SLAUGHTER YARD, 37 ACRES, Less than a mile distanco from shop. Owner would prefer Belling Shop and >r, Slaughter Yard and Plant, with £500 deposit, but would entertain Leasing to good man. , Full particulars from gMITH AND JJUNTER, MORRINSVILLE, _-rrr HAT Y OU W ANT ?i- W H AT, Y OU WANTc., l d HOTELS. PINE' LITTLE HOTELS. ™ ' HOTELS. X COUNTRY HOTELS. 3n HOTELS. HOTEL. HOTELS. _ HOTELS. Taking £35. HOTELS. — HOTELS. Stock, Furniture, HOTELS. HOTELS, everything, for £500. HOTELS. _ HOTELS. POOD HOTEL, HOTELS, 7 HOTELS. VI Taking £60. HOTELS. t: HOTELS. Easily run. HOTELS. sr " HOTELS. Labour, 30s. HOTELS. _ I HOTELS. pOOD HOTEL. HOTELS, ng HOTELS. VJ With 36 acres. HOTELS, ry HOTELS. Takings, £40. HOTELS. HOTELS. Five Years' Lease. HOTELS. ~ HOTELS. £500. Rent, £4. HOTELS, ice f) q ns Wo have others and Freehold up to £20.000. We have some fine Private Hotels. ro- «>. CALL ON _ a J W hittaker and C o.. REGISTERED LAND AND BUSINESS — AGENTS AND VALUATORS. tb PHCENIX CHAMBERS. X j EIGHT OPPOSITE NEW P.O.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16909, 23 July 1918, Page 7
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