CUSINESS NOTICES
A wide choice of mixed fanning, dairying, and grazing land on tho famous Darling Downs, Queensland; is offered to those desiring properties of these classes. Mr W. G. Hutchison, Imperial Chambers, is New Zealand agent, and will supply. particulars to inquirers. -
Tenders are invited by the Wellington Education Board for erection of cookery and science rooms at the Levin district high school, and for smaller works at Ifeikiorangi and Waikanae Owing to the holiday 10-day the D.I.C. will remain open in all branches to-mor-row. -
Train arrangements for the TaratahiCartertou Racing Club's meeting at Clare viilo to-day and to-morrow are advertised in this issue.
Special lines in gloves are now being offered by C. Smith, Cuba street. Messrs Macdonald, Wilson and Co. announce that they will sell on Tuesday next at their rooms 1 .£450 worth of groceries. drapery, ironmongery, etc., comprising the whole of the stock in the assigned estate of Hansen and Co, of Island Bay, which has been removed to their rooms for convenience of sale. The stock is clean and fresh, and will be sold absolutely wj thorn reserve. The order of the sale is .published in the .advertisement. •
A. Lindsay, Ltd , insert' an announcement relating to boots and shoes of interest to heads of families. Pringle’s, Lambton quay, advertise autotype reproductions of famous paintings by well-known artists.
The midseason sale at the Economic will be continued to-morrow, when the premises will remain open all day. •
Grev dross tweeds are advertised by James Smith and Sons, Cuba street, at much below ordinary prices. The November number of the "Triad” is of more than ordinary interest, at least it will bo so to many, as there io mu'ch interesting criticism of musical events and kindred happenings. The editor of the. “Triad,” in the capacity cf judge of elocution at the Dunedin competitions,; has made many friends, and but few enemies, and’ no doubt competitors and othere will be pleased to receive in the Current number excellent portraits of him and the popular musical adjudicator. Messrs J. H. Bethuno and Co. announce in our auction columns that on Wednesday next, 14th instant, at 7.30 p.in., they will submit at auction 48 splendid building allotments at Brooklyn, fronting Reuben avenue, Mitchell street, and a public road. The above splendid residential sites command lovely views of the harbour, and are within four minutes’ walk of the electric tram line. The terms of sale are exceptionally liberal, and the vendors are also prepared to build for purchasers upon payment of a deposit of .£SO, the balance to be repaid by an amount not exceeding an ordinary rental. The sections are all flagged and numbered, and plans are now available and -will* be forwarded to any address on application On Monday and Tuesday. 26th and 27th instant, commencing nt 2 o'clock each day, the firm will hold an important auction sale of a magnificent consignment of 469 lota of books, ex 6,e. Star of New Zealand. Catalogues are now available and the books will be on view after Monday, 19th instant, and on Saturday , evening, 24th instant.
Anyon and Dyson, auctioneers, land, and financial agents, have a preliminary notice in this issue.
The Grand Hotel will be opened to the travelling public to-morrow. "Cnrbolenc” disinfectant is sold by all grocers and is stated to be an important factor in securing healthy household conditions. Abraham and Williams. Ltd, advertise entries for stock sales at Otaki next Wednesday,, and at Levin on Friday.
A 200-acre farm and stock, etc., near Dannevirke will be submitted at auction by Abraham and Williams, Ltd., on Thursday next. .
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 6052, 9 November 1906, Page 8
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