AMUSEMENTS MAYFAIK Queen St. Phono 42-160 Deaf Aids Installed ■ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Sessions at tl PETER LORRE Rochelle Hudson—Robt. Kent "MR. MOTO TAKES A CHANCE' ESS 3 The Thrilling Mystery. "£5 MAN" Both Recommended by Censo: for Adults. CT'ATC Final Sereeninfr MAIL To-night at 7 AX ONEHUNGA. * Deaf Aids Installed. Phone 12-344. Merle Oberon, Laurenco Olivier, "THE DIVORCE OF LADY X." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Richard Dix—Chester Morris "SKY GIANT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. And Latest 1038 MARCH OF TIME. CTATC Final Screening. MAIL To-night at Q DEVONPORT. O Deaf Aids Installed. Phone 22-101 THE" Rfrz BROS. In the Ar'stocrat of Fun Shows, "GOLDWYN FOLLIES" In Glorious Technicolour. Approved for Universal Exhibition. YACHTING O "DICnMOND CRUISING /\K JlI CLUB. / OPEN SWEEPSTAKE RACE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. '■" Ll 1938. Classes M, V. S T, X, andl Y. Entries close John Burns and Co.. Ltd.. 5 p.m.. Clubhouse 9 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, November 2. 1038. Entrance Fee. 3'R. L. BOWDEN, Hon. Secretary. COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES QOROMANDEL COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE OF PROPOSED APPLICATION FOR SANCTION OF LOAN. Notice is hereby given that the Coromandel County Council proposes at its meeting to be held on November 14, 1038, to consider a motion to apply to the Local Government Loans Board for its sanction to the borrowing of the sum of £30,000 for the following purposes:— 1. Providing proportion of cost of construction of Bridges on Main Highways and County Main Roads. 2. Providing proportion of cost of widening and improving Main Highways and County MAIN ROADS in preparation for sealing. , . 3. Providing County share of bridges and formation of other roads to be constructed by P.WJ). and County. 4. Providing County Share of cost of Aerodrome. 5. To construct Connty Offices and Library. The interest and sinking fund of such loan will be secured by a special rate not exceeding three farthings in the £ on the Capital Rateable Value of all property in the County of Coromandel. Any person having any objection to the proposed application is called upon to submit the same in writing to the Coromandel County Council not later than the day preceding the said meeting. Dated at Coromandel this 27th day of October. 193* _„» a J. H. LUCAS, x County Clerk. SPOBTS GOODS, . BRUCE A SONS for Genuine Tennis ttiEEL Proud of four Racquet.—-Guaranteed J; Restricting and Repairs at the Modern Bag Co.. 400 Queen St. ■RACQUETS Reatrong; work guaranteed.— JLVWatts" Sports Depot Exchange Lane LAWN TENNIS BUSINESSES FOR SALE APARTMENT House, City. 28 rms.; ayn: lease: ingoings £1450. —Estab.. 903 M. Herald APARTMENT House, 7 rms., and Shop, now Drapery; nicely furn.; rent 32/0; £22o.—Ripley, Hellaby's Bldgs. ___ A PARTMENT Houses, all localities. 10 Rooms, central, £225; clear profit £5 wkly. 12 Rooms, lery select, self-contained Flats, ingoing. £375; long lease. Other profitable propositions offering. Ripley. Hellaby's Bldgs. , BAKERS! Country Businesst 2800 loaves, £2B smalls. Wonderful chance. £I2OO. Note: MUST Increase 500 in 3 months. — Particulars from VAUGHAN, BENNETT, 41 Queen St. BEAUTY Parlour, Suburban; owner leaving: district. —D ■ 31PM. Herald. BUSINESSES Every Description. Prices right. .BUYERS have the service of onr Accountant free. ABANDON your efforts and inspect our list to-day. —COMMERCIAL BROKERS, 813 Victoria Arcade. rrTT, T\A_IRY. CONFEC.. MILK BAR. U Plant Worth £250. Splendid Turnover. 4 Rooms. £275. VAUGHAN AND BENNETT. 41-171. 41 Queen Street. DRAPERY, Dressmaking.—Growing, select suburb; at valuation. —No Agents, 232, Hikald. HAIRDRESSER and Tobacconist, good -O suburb, small shop, low rent; shop, £35£4O- saloon, £lO-£I2; £250, and stock at valuation; cash.—A.B.C., 373, Heralp. Dairy and tearooms, also ice CREAM.—Turnover, £35 to £4O. In best business area. Usual plant % phone, etc. Wonderful value. Becond to none in Auckland. £2 t )0 TOBACCONIST BUSINESS.— Handy position, books and magazines. A Snip at £SO. See JONES-PROSSER Quickly. Winstone Bldgs.. 77 Queen St. Grocery, a sqiuare, away from COMPETITION. Turnover £65 per week. Select accommodation. Stock and plant at valuation. A sound business. PHOENIX AGENCY, 20 Phoenix Chambers. JgOOK CLUB. OVEB 450 MEMBERS. Periodicals, Weekly Papers, Tobacco, Cigarettes. Situated best position one of Auckland's busy centres. Close to tram stop. Excellent opportunity for right person. PRICE £375. No Agents. BOOK, 365. Herald. M OTOR PARTS AND WRECKING BUSINESS. Good stocks and situation. Excellent opportunity for right man. For interview, ' R., 356 M. Herald. Restaurant. near city. With Accommodation for Dancin#, Wedding and Birthday Parties. Old-established and Popular. Nicely Furnished and Appointed. Good Lease. Price £050; Deposit £3OO, Balance Arranged, Good Reasons for Selling. MOSS AND MOBS, LIMITED. 113 Queen Btreet. OWNER RETIRING I DELICATESSEN. Turnover £O3 per week. Fitted with large frig., Berkley bacon slicer. auto scale. Exceptional value at £SOO. PHOENIX AGENCY, 20 Phoenix Chambers. QOUNTRY gI'ORE jgARGAIN. GREAT OPPORTUNITY. SEASIDE STORE, doing turnover of £SOOO per annum. Electric benzine pump and numerous Agencies. No local opposition. Large shop and storeroom, with 5 living rooms and all conveniences, also 3-roomed cottage let at £1 per week. Stork and plant at valuation (approx. £1200), plus goodwill £IOO. 1 acre land. Rent £l5O per annum. Or will sell Freehold, with 5 acres land, at DOMINION SALES AGENCY. Tauranga.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23182, 31 October 1938, Page 20
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