BUSINESSES ROW SACK. Y»-j Krt A—HOTEL. ,•>= < opposite . important dwlt/vU railway station; 21 acres; lease; takings £80. Good busiaeta this. *■' Finai 3® you on £1000 cash. ' £2550—HOTEL; : big Inland ■ town: lease, 21 years; takings. £120 (all bar), - Finance you on £ i£oo. This is f extremely.?good.v. WHITEHEAD AND McARTHUR. J Hotel Brokers, Union Buildings. FREEHOLD HOTEL. ,AN ' ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. : Freehold. of < the . Tairuft Hotel, Tairua, East Coast weekly steamesr from Auokland. Hotel, 16 rooms, and 10 acres land. Progressive, rising. district; no opposition. 'rice,. £2fcvo, with, furniture and stock at valuation. Will will put nn approved pur* cht-er in with £1000 ash ; (or leas). The best thing we know oi.- Sol© Agents. r , r ;r WHITEHEAD AND McARTHUR. Hotel Brokers, Union Buildings. YiROOERY. BAKERY. AND GENERAL lx MUiKCHAWDiaK BUSINESS. T ARGE FREEHOLD STOKE, on which Xi i'SuO naa recently -• been spent on improvements. also semi-detached Dwelling oi V rooms; large bakehouse (turns out 6000 lo<ivms per week), motor garage, blacksmith ah op, and large, fireproof benzine store. The business is doing a big turnover, the trade being principally with railway employees,. tanners, and railway station refreshment rooms. The bakery is a very profitable part of the business. Property h&« a long frontage to main street, opposite railway gates. Price, £5000, including freehold of property, plant, stock, and fittings, the terms tfeing £1000 cash, balance arranged. • ' - Owner ia prepared to sell freehold for £2500, . and the slock, plant, and fittings at valuaj tion. . \ For further particulars apply— J. M. M c V eagh and C O, SHORT'S BUILDINGS, 154, QUEEN ST.. Telephones 3304 and 1184 A. READING gUSINESS gROKERS. RAPERY.-—One of the best suburban Draperies ever offered to the public; no goodwill asked, just stock at valuation (about £200); low rental on long lease; 6 tiring rooms on big section, laid out in garden, etc. Steady turnover: good profits. TPISH. SMALL GOODS, fcuC.-This is J. undoubtedly the best suburban business of its kind in Auckland: steady turn,fj?r ,9* over £110 month; big profits in this line: any trial; modern shop and living rooms, on long lease; ill-health, reason *25 P"ce for quick sale, £280. (-IAILES HOME COOKERY, ETC.—In : , , 0 ' busy shopping centre. A guaranteed turnover, over £40 week; long lease, and no rent. This unique feature will be explained to bona-fide buyers. Living rooms, furnished, and have all modern convs. Price. £420. STATIONERY.—ProbabIy the best subur--7T ba . a business of its size in i Auckland. Heavy stock and, 5 living rooms, all on one floor. Lending library ana daily news agency. 1 ram stop at door. Owner has genuine reasons zor_ sacrificing this profitable concern. nee, £440. "OUTCHERY.—Best suburban in Auckland aj — Model shop, built on very latest lines; 4 bodies and nearly 20 small, per week; £650 for everything; ho delivery, cash over counter. *• "OAKERY.—Big profits; double window; xj dairy, bread, and » tall goods: long lease; living quarters. Musi bo sold be- *? Xmas; £290. Make great money we understand. gPIERS QOY.. (Established 15 years), 10. VULCAN LANE. d£4.nO - PRIVATE HOTEI'I Busy V country district; 39 rooms; full house. Bargain Price, £450. as a Going Conoorn, including two cows. jCQAflsn »• GENERAL, DRAPERY.— wUVW Fine country business; well conducted and profitable. Stock approx. £3000. Turnover, £6000 per year. No goodwill. . This is worth inquiring about. •gJCAn — GROCERY AND HARDWARE. Splendidly conducted business; everything ii first-class order. Turnover £40 weekly; worth immediate inspection. - - STATIONERY AND FANCY ow i vVy ' GOODS. A well conducted suburban business. No opposition. Very nice house attached. ' , > • i-PftfiO — ACCOMMODATION HOUSE & DINING ROOMS. Fully furnished. Splendid country business. Net profits approx. £15 weekly. Worth immediate investigation. Price, , £650. as a Going. Concern. >; ,J? - CITY APARTMENT HOUSE, c . , Brick Building. 12 rooms, well furnished. Full house. Good value, v •TO BUYERS,AII; kinds and sixes of Businesses. Splendid selection. 1 A. M. B RYD ™- , rT , , _ 174, QUEEN street. MEMBER OF LAND AND ESTATE , r AGENTS' ASSOCIATION. pIRST-RATE i GENERAIj STORE; sin X rapidly-rising town; turnover. £7500 per annum; practically no delivery or canvassing. Good lease. - Call for further particulars. , "RAILWAY BOARDING HOUSE AND XX RESTAURANT.—Taking* average £60 weekly. This business is equated at one of the leading Railway Junctions in the Jforth Island, and is being offered for sale solely on account of water's. A ill-health. Price, £660. i-:, ELECT DRESSMAKING BUSINESS— Established 8 years. - Right in heart of Queen Street. Price, £500. Terms may be arranged. GROCERY. COAL AND FIREWOOD vJT . BUSINESS. • section. Doing £7COO per annum. Six years' lease. Splendid proposition for family. Ingoing approx. £800, balance easy terms. - GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY vJ BUSINESS.— £70 weekly; situated marine , suburb. Dwelling. Agenoiee pay the rent. Price approx. £750. /COUNTRY BAKERY.—Turnover, 1700 v> loaves. Dwelling, sheds, large, roomy bakehouse, etc. Rent only £1 la on lease: Ford delivery car. Price only £550. jiXLK: ROUND.—Leading aikato town; Itx 33 gallons daily; one delivery only; good contracts; winter supply Guaranteed £270. R. J. E OT,aCAIf - WILLIAMSON'S CHAMBERS, • ♦ 41, BHORTLAND STREET.
BUSINESSES .WANTED, . A PARTMENT House. coin eii concern, -tx wanted immediately;- Grafton or Sy« monds St.; ; £700 to .CKOO.— Mitchell, C.o Port Office, Bymonds St. CASH paid :: for small Grocery, Fancy, or >■ other paying r Business.— to Business, 70, Bib*LP. y- - - V■: TO LEASE. - . ; y' BIG " Floor Space in High St. premise*, newly painted throughout, also Rooms, from 30s week; 82. Fort St.—Electric Con-' atruction Co., 'Fort St.- • • FOR Lease or Sale.7 Acres, New Lynn; X: water, House, good grans; handy.— No. 1, Cook St. : TiMJR Sale.— Shop, 3 living rooms, J- good suburb; lease, 3 years; rent, £2 10s per week.Address at ffgK*XD | . 1 . • LEASE of Blacksmith's Shop, 72ft., x 32ft. XJ for sale; cheap.—l 32. Ward St., Hamilton. ; ■:. ■ ..yi ; r : T EVEL Seotion for Lease; suitable for JU factory.—Holmes Bros.. Manukau Rd. Epson. . .. ' : ■ ' E EMUERA.—To Lease or for Sale—Residence. 15 rooms, and large grounds; suitable for .private hospital or nursing home.Hutchison,, Elufle, , and Cameron, • Premier' Buildings. Durham St. East. WORKROOM, Sample Room, and Offices; t f excellJjit , light, etc.Guthrie. Bowroa and Co., Ltd.. 129-131. Albert St. -jrv ACRES, Bayswater, 3 or 5 years'; XV cheap rent.—l 6, Essex Rd,, Mt. Eden, near Cuclrfey's. ________ Building, ' on waterfront. Near Railway. Four Floors, 83ft. x 84ft. Suitable for -Warehouse or Bulk Store, etc. Entrance back and front. Well lighted. Will lease each floor, separately. Goods lift; also passenger lift:" FRANCIS AND NEVILL. ' 4. Winstone Buildings. For cropping. ST JOHNS, WEST TAMAKI. 30 acres in area# to suit tenants. • Gorse land free of .stone, gorse recently ' ploughed out, but reappearing. In consideration of continuous cultivation, rent • free Q years.. Apply, ■ W. J. WARREN. 16, ->ity Chambers, Queen St. STREET PROPERTY. ' GROUND FLOOR AND BASEMENT of Buildings formerly oooupied .by N.Z: Co-operative Dairy Co., Ltd., in Wellesley Street West, with right-of-way to Albert Street. , r"--'EXCELLENTLY LIT. ALL CONVENIENCES. AND IN i GOOD ORDER;, also another Building which can be utilised for storage, etc. • Can be Leased as a Whole or Divided, i For Particulars, apply to SECRETARY, Fountain oI Friendship Lodge, '• ' v: -' ■••••■." 89, Lome Street. SfeS?®- M,5 and 1.30 daily, or 'Phone
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 4
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