BUSINESS NOTICES.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6488, 7 April 1908, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Westport Coal Company advertises for a ir'magor for its Granity mine.

A list of farms for sale is advertised by Wenzl Scholium, of Queen street, Auckland.

Miss Murray, florist, of Willis now has supplies of violets fresh in every- day.

The Government Architect inviter tenders for th'* erection of additions to the Wellington Supreme Court building" Tenders are called by Mr Charlen worth, architect, for the erection oi brick offices in Ballance street.

Sir Kenneth Doug'Ais, solicitor, money to lend in any gums ‘'-n approve’ freehold security at from per cen J - A zaOO acre farm in the Hawera dir trict is in the htmds for sale of G. V; Otterson, land agent, Panama street, Th price is £4 10s per acre. A sale of a 178 acre farm and its stoc? will be conducted by Byron Brown t" morrow afternoon at one o'clock. 7'hproperty is about a mile distant from the Obnki railway station. To-morrow Griffiths and Ltd., wil 1 sell by public auction at Lower Hu ft horses, spring carte, harness, form implements. farm-house, etc.. Us detailed in our auction columns. The sale is unreserved, and every line must go.

At 2.30 o'clock this afternoon W. F Shortt, Ltd., will offer for sale a section tit Vogeltown on account of the Public Trustee. The firm will at the same tirr>«submit a number of other building sitce in .and around Wellington. Particular: are advertised.

Some particulars are advertised of properties offered for sale on the Dari*Downs, Queensland, by Scholefield, Gocl- ■ soil, and WtUver, of Toowoomba. Mr I Weaver will be at the Royal- Oak Hotel on the 10th~inst., a.nd will be pleased to give all desired information. Macdonald, Wilson’and Co. will submit to auction to-day Ut 2.30 o'clock at the?-'-Exchange Land Mart, a catalogue of landed properties, included in which b a valuable building section, adjacent fr the Newtown-Post Office, having a double frontage of 45ft 3in to Riddiford street and Gordon street, by a depth of 83ft 6in. In the estate of the Tate Mr J. Mitchell, and by order of the trustees in the estate; in order to close up accounts the firm will offer a valuable vacant business building section, having a frontage of 31ft. to Courtehay Place by a depth of 99ft. A six-roomed residence in Fitzherbert street, Petone, and also c one-story residence of six rooms, dtpated in Daniel street, will be submitted as well. Full details appear in the Auction columns.