BUSINESS NOTES.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4467, 21 September 1901, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTES.

Messrs Jolly and Co.', 56, Willis street,, report a busy week in the property mar* ket, they having made'a large number of sales. Buyers should peruse, their new advertisement, which contains a u. list of town and country properties for sale. An exceedingly cheap place is advertised In Karon, consisting of a seven-roomed house and half an acre of land. Messrs Johnston and Sim, of Palmerston North, advertise a new list of properties in thi» issue, including a number of those dairy farms now so much in demand. , i 1 Mess**** Harcourt and Co. have a replace advertisement in another column. Special attention is directed to several ra. munerative investments in city profierties offered for immediate sale.

About four months ago the Terex and Jones Company, of Victoria street, admitted Mr J. iiea ton Barker as a partner in the business. The firm is making successful ‘strides In business expansion, and has taken back:the National cash register and Victor bicycle agencies, which have been in other hands for the past two years. The announcement over the leader in this issue shows the wide range of the firm's importations, running from patent lamps to opera chairs. The Perry Company will run steamers to Day’s Bay and Miramar this afternoon and to-morrow morning and afternoon. Messrs Turnbull, Watkins and Williams advertise for sale a list of bargains in the city and suburbs, and notify that as there are now very few sections available in Thorndon, persons wishing, to have a new house built for themselves on the monthly payment system must not delay. Investors are requested to look out for the "Property and Investment Index,” which will appear about the end of the week. This publication has a very large circulation, and contains a mc-.t extensive list of all proper-, ties throughout the colony which are really worth having. Messrs J, H. Bethuna and Co., auctioneers. land and estate agents, report _that vuoy have negotiated the sale by private contract of a valuable comer business block in the best pa,rt of Newtown, haying a frontage of oVbr IDO feet to Kiddiford street and long frontages to two other streets, together with the three dwelllnghousea erected thereon- The firm also reports the sale of a central business site, part of section No. 133, city of Wellington. having a ■ frontage of 32 feet to Abel Smith street by a depth of 74 feet, and they have recently disposed of .numerous large and'small city and suburban properties. - ... Messrs J. H. Bethune and Co. will sill Iby public auction at thou- rooms Featherston street, Wellington, on Thursday, 3rd October, at 2.30 p.m., by m situations from the owner, who is now residing in England, eleven specially selected freehold building sites, being lota 41 to 45. 56 to 30. and 170 in the townsn.p of Shannon, containing together 2J acres, having frontages to Vogel street. Or iy street, Vance street and Margaret street Afterwards they will.sell on belia.f >•*. the same owner, section No. 144, •c'V I '- ship of Tokomam, containing pve r four acres, having long frontages' to Main road and Maire street This ie at the junction of five roads m • ik* jmlro. of Tokomam. and opposite Urn bohoo! Deserve. . The London and American Tailoring Company has commenced husmoso at 90. Cuba street ,witb a first-class stock of ■goods. The factory and workrooms are under the suporvhiof of Mr H. J. Baker, late of Messrs King and Mmr. > Messrs P. R .Jackson and Co; will sell stock at Johnsonvillo on Tuesday next. Messrs W. H. Morrah and Co. will sell saddlery, etc., at their rooms at 2.30 p.m. to.day. , _ , . . A new tonic, Bovoferrum, containing the strengthening beef and iron, is advertised in this issue . The Union Steamship Company calls for repairs to the steamer Koonya . : Messrs Abraham and Williams will sell stock at Palmerston North on Thursday. The ’New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. will sell stock at Palmerston North on Thursday. The Official Assignee calls for tender* for property in the Bankrupt estate of Wilfred Laweon Altken. Meters Leery and Co;■ trill sell at their rooas'on Monday a ton of fine ult, tea, raisins, 'to.