HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. BROWN'S BAY.—Seaside Cottage, overlooking beach; 3 rooms, sleeping porch; well furnished: available January '26, on wards.—J.M., 530. Heplilp. /CAMBRIDGE District Resident, with children, desires exchange Homes with Auckland resident. 2 to 4 weeks.—F.H.R., c.o. Congnlton. Cambridge. /"DAMPING Sites, fine, sheltered, safe bathing, fishing; launch, rail, bus, daily.—Hurrey, Durham St. East. /DAMPING Club. Castor Bay—2s City Men. 18 to 30; £1. first _ fortnight, after 6s weekly, includes bunk, light, fuel; twenty minutes tram and cabaret; start Saturday.—Applicants Ring 1112. Auto. /"IASTOR BAY RD.—Cottage, comfortably V/ furn.; lovely position, near beaches; reasonable.—Eldershaw. Milford P.O. /""IHELTENHAii. — Furnished House, piano 2 weeks from Dec. 21.—30. Tainui Rd., Devonport. CHELTENHAM. — Modern Bungalow, sleeping porch; steps to beach; every conv.; refs.; G weeks.—Address at Herald. DEEP CREEK.—2 Furn. Rooms, close beach; glorious views; Bliit 4 adults.— Millar. Deep Creek. MILFORD. —Bedroom, suit one or two, with or without board.—Address at Herald. MILFORD —Seafield House, Ocean View Rd., Tram Stop.—Spend Your Xmas Holidays at Milford. Superior Accommodation. A few - vacancies left.—Mrs. Willlamg. Managere.is. late of Beach House. MILFORD. -Eouse, furn., 5 rooms, large .crandah aiagnificent Bea views; from Dec. 24, £5 v.-esk.—Carlton Studio, Ferry Buildings. the Vaitakere Ranges.—Holiday a* Accommodation for Children; every home comfort; creek ar.d native bush.— Harris, Baxter's Bu<sh. Henderson Valley. Phone 31K. KEMUERA. —Furnished Bungalow several weeks, from bclore Xmas; cheiin.—Addresr, nt II I',hald. REMUERA Waterside.—Furn. House, 5 rooms, about 3 weeks, from Xmas; refs. required.—N.T., Hkhald. 0 OOMS. well turn., good home, Mt. Eden; J-Vj Dec. 22 to Feb.; breakfast, use gas.— Eden, 250, Herald. CEASIDE.—Furn. Cottage, r*vcry conv.; -i k-v rooms; use boat, from Jan. 10.—Smith, Castor Bay. SEASIDE Bach, 2 rooms, unfurn.. West Coast; also Beach Camping Sites.— Hinge, Terminus Hotel, Onehunga. QEASIDE Resort.— Vacancies Adult visitors; fishing, tennis, good bathing; handy wharf; moderate.—A. Wyatt, Leigh. HP Alv AP U N A. —Comfortable, modern Cot--L tage, lor 2 Law or Bank., etc.,. Clerks, Hhnre Bach.—Domus. 350, Hkiiald. nWKAPUNA.—Modern Furnished Home, ideal beach situation: two largo bedrooms. living room, kitchenette, bathroom, balcony.—Address at Hkpald. HPAURANGA.—WeII-furn. House. 7 rooms; J- exchange same for Holidays, Auckland.—Exchange. 302. llkrai.p. AIIIEKE, Palm Beach.—Two-roomed 1 T Cottage to let.—Write. Reasonable, 354, Herald. XTrANTED Exchange.—Ftirnishe<l House, * V Hamilton, for same, seaside, beginning January; refs. exchanged.—Address at Hf.halh. TO LEASE. Building, s-storby, brtck and CONCRETE, running through Little (Jueen St. to Alheit St. A. W. READ AND CO.. 20. Customs St. Ea«t.
DEVONPORT. —G-Roomed Modern Residence, unfurn.; from April next; handy to Boat. ADDRESS AT HERALD. j 5 ncrrs, largo House, wit'u all convs.; Main South Road, papatoetoe, near school, shops, etc.; will carry 5 cows.— A. Beay.ley, Alexandra Ave., Mt. Albert. A ACRES Land. Papakura.—Rev. W j Skinner. Otahnhn. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. APARTMENT House. 1I rooms, and shop, e.1., good locality; price right, quick sale.—Address at Herald. A PARTMENT Boarding House. 8 rooms; -Ci. lov.- rent; easy living for lady; £325. — Lease. 264. Herald. A TTRACTIVE Genuine Little Business .«JL Shop, 3 rooms; tram stop; rent, 50s. — 113, Eden Terrace. A N Exceptionally Fine Country Butchery. Fullest investigation courted. Paying handsomely to-day and prospects excellent. Price, £350. Complete information given to bona fide purchasers only.—Fagan, Agout, Hamilton. BEAUTY Parlours, very largo clientele; 1 £20 weekly; investigation: £325.—M..5. E. Thomas, 3, Eon Marche Chambers. 10NFECTIONERY, well established; sit,uV.' ated main tireet, opposite one of leading picture theatres; solo reason for selling ilf-iiealth.--Es'.ablishod, 157, Herald. ipONFECTIONERY, etc.: minute Ist secV tion; doing £34 weekly: big stock, £375. ~ §P a ' n ■ 103, Symonds St. jumper, business; capable of extension: large window, central. Ingoing about £300 cash. —Draper. 3.'!5. Hbhalh. HAIRDRESSING and .Billiard Saloon to lease; £2 week; no upkeep; £50 or reasonable offer. Good reason selling.—Box 3 Hikutai iu KARANGAHAPE ROAD.—I have the Shop; get in for Xmas.—liay-Stratton, opp. Nowton P.O. I AND Agency, good position, Queen St.— J Prosperous business. Owner leaving.— A ddresa at Hjcrald. \TO Reasonable Offer Refused— Grocery, i\ Tobacco, Fruit and Confectionery Business; main road: 0 living rooms; lease. C. R, WILLIAMSON AND CO.. Hi. Foil Street. ONE of Auckland a Leading Restaurants for sale; lease or partnership; takings £110 v.-eekly.'--Business, 414. IJv.R'.I.P. CJADDLERY. I.eather Goods; Lower Wnik ' kato; owner retiring; £300. Walk out, walk in.— Leather. Hf.ralp. C[m7EXDID Opening for new arrival, with 0 little capital, to manufacture and sell useful lines: easily acquired. All requisites, stock, furniture, complete.-—Genuine, Box H73. Auckland. '"PALLOR'S Order Business, solid coun--1 try town; cheap: low rent; leaso; low rent. —Tailor. 203, Herald. r PEA Booms, and Private Hotel, splendid -1 proposition; close Auckland: urgent.— Whittaker'n, Everybody's Agents, Phoenix Chambers. \\TATCHMAKING Business, country. £50. V» —Particulars, address at. Herald. ELLINGTON City Hotel, doing £400 bur weekly: £5000 to £t»000 cash required.—Write R. A. Large and Co.. Brokers. P.O. Box 954. Wellington. (» 4 X WEEKLY Takings Guaranteed.— S/iri) Fruit and Drinks; rent, 10s Gd: lock-up shop; £150.-179, Karangahnpe Rd. X'~9AA —SB ASIDE.— Confectionery, Tea Room, Drinks, tee Cream: lease; modern shop.—Seymour. Hellaby's Bldgs.. opp. G.P.O. 7i Q C A—ESTABLISHED Motor .Business, good stand. Only reason selling ill-health. Splendid opportunity right men. — Krriie.< to Bargain. 31*1. Herald. "jf» j rr/\-- CITY Boarding House, handy cfc. L»i\/ position; ca.sy rent.- J. J. Seymour, Hellaby's Bldgs.. opp. 0.P.0. UPLENDID TEAROOMS WITH SOD \ O FOUNTAIN. ICE CREAM, DRINKS, ETC. In one of tho busiest parts of Auckland. Doing a splendid trade. Owner must sell owing to illnc3S. For further particulars apply to If. J. ENTRH'AX. Williamson's Chambers, 41, Short!and Street.
THRIVING CONFECTIONERY AXD J. 1'" 111 "IT BUSINESS, In L'/itorua. Good position: liiffh turnover; rare upport unity for porson wiiiitiiiK fiuuJl, £oou, paying concern. Price for quick sale, JU'l'2s. All particulars from Jic.DOWELL AM) CO.. LTD.. .Land Asents. I'otorua. gUPER JJAItGAINS. OXFF.C'T 1 OXERY STOCK, valued X'soo; ! V nUir.se cost over i'looo. .Beat position in Queen Street. Ten leape. For private reasons must r.rl! immodintelv. V,"ill acccpt XSOU. E.i3ily worth double. 4 UCTIONEEIUXC. BUSINESS, linudiins jll l-ruit. Grain and Products, in busy country town. Tnkinsa iIIOOO per month. I'rico only JL'OOO. WE HAVE THE BEST BAKOAIXS IX BUSINESSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION". SEE US TO-DAY. WE WILL GLADLY FURNISH YOU WITH ALL PARTICULARS. Fullest Invcs-'liKation Invited Always. "J SI NESS gALES QO.. 32, QUEEN STREET. BUSINESSES WANTED. 1 VAKERY, Brcid and Smalls, counter .1 y trade: no delivery: must bear strident ilivestiftationH. -8., 33ti. llkhai.d. Gi ROCERY or Boot Store, about £100 to 1 I'M A). in eicliango for 200-aerc Farm, northern line, dairy and sheep.—Plough, P26. iihit' LI).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18896, 19 December 1924, Page 3
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