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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11415, 11 January 1923, Page 1

PROPERTY AND BUSINESSES FOR SALE. POE SALE—Two Sections, plimmertor Extension. Eor particulars write to "A.B.C-,” "Times” Office. B l UTCHEKY, doing three bodies and 30 smalls, own .killing, no goodwill. Price, valuation. Apply! ►‘Butcher,” care “Times.” BUTCHERY BUSINESS, Hastings, goed stand; easy rental; good plant included with lease, .£4oo,half cash. A. J. C. Kunciman. Dannes-irke. (C-tONFECTIONEKY, close to city, lockup shop, good leas©: all fresh, clean stock; prise, wulk-in walk-out £350. J. Billiard saloon, leading town, Manawatu, 4 tables and all accessories complete, long lease, moderate rent; price £SOO. J. Fanning and Co.. <4, Manners street. A PARTM2NT HOUSE, 11 rooms, centrally situated; 3 years' lease; all first-class ’ furniture; price £650. J. Fanning and Co., 74, Manners street. "IKOCEKY Business, good district, nc ■OT opposition, 5 years' lease, moderate rent; turnover. £2OO month. Full particulars, sole agents, J. Fanning and Co., 74, Manners street. (ZAfl ACHES, freehold. Sheep Farm, virkxj near Dannevirke; capacity 2 sheep, besides cattle; good homestead and buildings; excellent roads; sold 1920 at £22; to-day’s price £l3 13a, very easy terms A. J. C. Kunciman. Dannevirke. KARORI —Modern new Bungalow, Bitu. ated Johnston street, 4 rooms and kitchenette, basement, large section, minute tram stop; just completed and ready for occupation. £I2OO. Key with E. J; Barnett, 94. Willis street. FARMS on easy terms, good Dwellings, Wellington; 136 ac, £27; Hult, 107 ac, £57; Whakatane.'sooac, £45; Waverlev, 220 ac, £45; Eketahuna 500 ac, £23 Is fid; Wanganui, lfifilac, £4 17s fid: City Properties, Businesses, Private Hospitals, Apartment Houses. Young’s (late Qrimsbaw’s), Bowen street, Wellington. FOR SALE BY MORTGAGEE. QAA ACRES good flat land, good 8'Vt'” roomed house, hot end cold water, letc. Outbuildings, including 4-cow plant. Price £25 per acre. £SOO cash. Apply "MORTGAGEE," "Times” Office. Wellington. FOR SALE. SUITABLE FOB BACH OR FLAT OR DOUBLE GARAGE. SUBSTANTIAL Building (h<»rt timber), part two-story, for sale for prompt removal. Dimensions over 25ft x lift with Bft studs, four doors and windows and porch; also 2 wicket gates complete. All in first-rate condition. Tenders invited till 15th inst. . J. W. DAVYS, 54, Kelburn Parade, 'Phone 26498. Or Derbyshire’s, 21-791 or 22-179. BOOKS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE SECOND-HAND Gramophone Records Sold and Exchanged. 10-inch from Is fid. Exchange fee, 6d. Central Book Exchange, 42, Ghuxree street, Wellington. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. flpHB CENTREWAT (opp. Bank i N.Z.), Customhouse 'quay, the B Place, for a good Lunch. Open ev< eveping and Sundays. PERSONAL. —Any person or pereuns looking for a good meal between the hours of 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. will find same on visiting The Bodega Cafe, ?SB, Lambton quay. i BELL TEAROOMS (opp. Government Buildings), 60, Lambton quay. Three-course Lunch. Is 3d; Tea and hot home-mride scones, 6d; open Sundays. - /"'IOMMERCIAL GRILL ROOM, Par v ma street—Cleanliness and Civili our motto. Give us a Trial. NOTICE. -The Trocadero Hotel hae been taken over by Mr Philip E. Low. When in search of a good place to Lunch call at The Trocadero. MUSIC hath charms, but there's nothing so charming and satisfying iM a good appetising Dinner at the Sanitarium Health Food Co.'s Dining Rooms, 83. _Willis street (upstairs). Come along to-day. VISITORS to Wellington should Palmer's up-to-date Luncheon R. 168, Lambton quay. All meals re< to Is 6d. WAN lED Know n Palmer's Li cheon and Supper Rooms, 1 Lambton quay, are open all day Tu days. DON’T be prejudiced. Try a Meal - two at Wellington s , Vegetarh Cafe, before passing your ooinion of vegetarian dinner. ItnitESH Fish daily at Palmer's, Lamt' Lambton qnay. * OPEN all day on Tuesday; Palmdi Luncheon and Supper Rooms. If Lambton quriy. WANTED Known We now reuia open all day every Tuesdo Palmer's Luncheon and Supper Boon 168. Lambton quay. AT Tea time call at The Troca This Hotel is now under the agement of Mr Philip J}. Low. D Room open to the general public. EAT for health, strength and efficier The Vegetarian Cafe provides ■ best of food properly combined, thorou ly cooked, tastefully and expedition served. 83. Willis street. O 1 w Supper Rooms, 168. Lambtonquav. ANTED Known Private Supper Rooms are provided for Ladies at Palmer s 168. Lamhton quay. \T C. bTANDS for Vegetarian v • wnere the most nourishing petising, and easily digested dim the City is daintily and smartly 63. Willis stieet JUST OPENED Commercial G Rooms, Panama street. When search of a good Meal give us a trij STOP I—Don't forget to call at the Bodega. Cafe. 138, Lambton quay, when having your meals in town. Meal* served continuously from 7 a.m. till U p.m. XMAS SHOPPERS.—W hen want Good Meal at a reasonable pric THE CENTEEWAY (opp. Bank of Customhouse quay. A. AND A. LINE. S.B. TRHDENHAM. FROM NEiW YORK. 1 1 tHiS Steamer will commence discharg- •*- ing immediately on arrival at No. 16, Queen’s wharf. Goods impeding the discharge will be landed and stored at risk and expense of consignees. Orders for delivery of cargo will be issued on production of Bills of Lading and payment of freight (if any). Cargo landed in a damaged. condition must be examined and claim settled before removal from the discharging shed. All claims must have marks and bills of lading number shown. W, WALLIS, Agent, Federal Steam Navigation Co., . Limited. Captein Evans will not be responsible for .any debts his crew may contract without his written authority. 802