H OTELS FOE SAL'S. DWAN~BKOS., HOTEL BEOKEES AND ESTATE AGENTS. THE LEADING HOTEL BROKERS OF THE COLONY. WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Established 1880. FULL PARTICULARS SUPPLIED TO BONA FIDE PURCHASERS ONLY. 76. SPLENDID PAYING HOTEL, Rangitikex district; good lease; rental £lO, sublets bring in about £6, leaving the rental £4. Price tor goodwill and lurnituro, £ISOO. This uolel is situated in a thriving and prosperous district, where fresh settlements are being opened up and large sums of money being spent on public works. 68. HOTEL, Wellington, splendid position, doing very profitable and steady business; trade said to average about £BO weekly. Easy house to work. Ingoing, £1750. This is a very cheap properly. 63. COMMERCIAL HOUSE, New Plymouth; long lease, moderate rental; house is beautifully furnished, and the appointments of the hotel are all up to date. First class opening for a man capable of running a commercial house. 27, HOTEL, Wellington, situated in thickly populated part of the city. Long lease at a low rental. This is a house in which a pushing man could do splendidly. Price on application. 67. HOTEL, Wairarapa; lease about 7 years, low rental; about 60 acres qt land with hotel. Ingoing, £1350. This is a real bargain and an opportunity seldom offered in the hotel line. 66. HOTEL, Hawke's Bay, house contains about 34 rooms, low rental; ingoing. £I7OO. We are prepared to arrange an advance of about £I2OO on this property to a suitable buyer. „>, rT ,,, T 73. FIRST-CLASS COMMERCIAL HOTEL in splendid agricultural district; long lease; low rental.. ■ Price, £3500 for goodwill and furniture. . 41. GOOD COUNTRY HOTEL in the Feilding district. Lease .6 years, very low rental; about 14-acres of land with hotel. Trade at present said to average about £3O weekly. This i.J an easy house to conduct, and with good management could be greatly improved. Price, £I4OO. „ mTVr , < , + e 74. SUBURBAN HOTEL, lease about 6 years to run. Price, £IOOO for, goodwill and furniture. .•. ' 75. HOTEL, Marton district. Rent. £5 per week. Price. £2600 for lease and furniture The freehold of this house can be purchased at a very reasonable 69. HOTEL, Taranaki district; lease 20 years to run; rental, £lB per year. Trade said to average about £JS weekly. Price for goodwill, £2500; stock, furniture, etc., at valuation. ‘ 71. HOTEL, South Island, lease nearly 7 years. This house is in good condition and the furniture, etc., is in first-class order. Price, £1450. The future prospects of this locality are very encouraging. .. FOR SALE, the Freehold and Furniture of a Splendid Paying Hotel, situated in one of the best and soundest towns in the North Island. Large stables of 70 stalls and loose boxes, suitable tor farmers, who are very numerous in this district. Sale yards, near the Hotel. Owner guarantees that he is making £9OO a year clear profit, and can give good reasons for selling, inis •property is an investment that we can highly/ recommend. We are prepared to advance a greater part o. the pur- : chase money to a suitable buyer., 100 hotel is free for everything. Price for the freehold, £7000; stock, furniture, etc., extra at valuation. , We are prepared to assist bona fide purchasers with a large proportion of the purchase money Particulars supplied only to genuine buyers. We supply billiard cloths, cues, ivory balls, and other billiard table furnishings at lowest prices. DWAN BKOS., ' WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. DISTILLERY —CLYNELISH, N.B. .. BRORA (Established 1819.) JAMES AND o 0.. DISTILLERS AND BLENDERS OP SCOTCH WHISKY. SOLE PROPRIETORS OP THE OELE- , BRATED “GLEN-LION SCOTCH WHISKY” (As supplied to the Royal -Navy), AND “AINSLIE’S OLD BLENDED GLENLIYET.” LEITH. Tin Whiskies supplied by us are distilled from selected Highland Malt, are of choice flavoir and bouquet, and are thoroughly well matured. For quality and condition our whiskies stand unrivalled. Supplies can be obtained from all the Leading Hotels and Wine and Spirit Merchants, or from the undersigned W. BROWN, Travelling Representative, C/o. LAERT AND CO.. LTD.. . WELLINGTON. 722 Sole Agents for Now Zealand. JAMES J. CURTIS, CUSTOMS AND. SHIPPING AGENT. Forwarding and General Carrier, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. Goods and Parcels forwarded to all parts of the world. Furniture Carefully Packed and Removed in specially covered vans by experienced » Tuan, Letters and Telegrams receive prompt attention. Telephone, 9. Telephone, 9.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4131, 20 August 1900, Page 8
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