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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20316, 26 January 1928, Page 12

BUSINESSES FOR SALE. FOR SALE, LONG LEASE of splendid PRIVATE HOTEL in Otago Central. The takings average np to £BO weekly. This is a small gold mine. Full particulars supplied to bona fide purchasers. E. L. MACASSEY & CO. HOTEL. FARM : Freehold ; 100 acres : 23 acres wheat. 6 acres swedes; 8 cows. 150 sheep; bar takings £4O weekly: price £3600; furniture, stock valuation; terms it desired. Exchange considered.—lreland, Johnson. GENERAL STORE; modern Residence: turnover £125 weekly ; lli-heallu compels owner retire: freehold £27oo.—lreland. Johnson. SHEEP FARM ; winter 600 ewes ; splendid clean country : south ; 400 acres ; £l3 ; Homestead, outbuildings; terms.—lreland. FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY : Splendid corner, freehold ; 5 living rooms : steady turnover, £4O; price £1700; stock valua-tion.-—lreland. GENERAL STORE: Nice shop, 5 living rooms; steady turnover; freehold; £1375 ; stock valuation.—lreland. CHOICE Hill Suburb—One-elghtb acre. 5 ROOMS. panelled hall; splendid rooms, sun all day; £ISOO. —Ireland, Johnson. MORNINGTON —i-acre, modern BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, kitchenette; vacant: well built; £l2oo.—lreland. Johnson. ROSLYN (corner section) —Double Brick 6 ROOMS; modern appointments; motor garage; £2300; finance arranged.— Ireland, Johnson. HOTEL LEASEHOLD —Takings £175 week; splendidly stock at valuation; good terms.—lreland, Johnson. BUTCHERY’ —Splendid city FREEHOLD, corner, subdivided; turnover average 2 bodies, 12 sheep: good plant; £2000; walk in.—lreland, Johnson. Exchange —wanted, splendid bungalow and Garage; offered as partpayment for Business or HoteI.—IRELAND. JOHNSON. FOR SALE, EXPRESS BUSINESS.—Address 866, Times Office. 24ja FOR SALE, real money-making Grocery BUSINESS, six rooms; freehold; owner retiring. See this!—B94. Times. 25ja COUNTRY’ STORE, old-established business; Southland town: turnover last year £17,000 ; business steadily increasing ; no goodwill asked ; selling for family reasons. —F. H. Tucker. Invercargill. 26ja TENDERS, yUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. Tenders will be received by the Under»ned up till Noon on WEDNESDAY, e Bth day of FEBRUARY, 1928 for e Purchase for Removal ot iwo bermtached Dwellings known as Nos. 9 and Halsey street. These Dwellings are actically new, and the materials are erefore in first-class condition. Tenders are to be accompanied by s eq Ue for the full amount offered. The Buildings are to be Removed and b Sites Cleared to the wtwUction of the uncil, within a period of ONE MONTH, im acceptance of Tender. The highest or any Tender not necesrily accepted. q Town Clerk. Dunedin, 25th January, 1928. , £)ENINSULA COUNTY COUNCIL. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF DOG COLLARS. The Peninsula County Council invites Tenders for the Supply and Delivery ot 400 Dog Collars of the following sizes and quantities: Ijin by 27in 32 lin by 24in iin by 21m |in by 16m Collars to be brass tagged with impresaion, “ Peninsula C.C., 31/12/1928, and numbered consecutively. Price to be quoted at per various sizes. A sample collar to accompany tender. Tenders will Close at 4 p.m. on 31st Tamiarv 1928. and to be addressed to the Undersfgned Vp.O. Box 1,. Portobello. W. FLEMING, Clerk. Portobello. 24th January. 1928. COUNTY. TENDERS, marked “ Contract No. 36,” and addressed to the Chairman, are invited up to SATURDAY February 4, 1928, for the following WORK, viz.: Breaking and Spreading 200 Yards (more or less) of Schist Rock on Dunback-Macraes road. Deposit 5 per cent. Particulars at County Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WJ , HGEEGOE •>r; 3 Clerk. iji O THE PUBLIC. PUSH CHAIRS AND PRAMETTES. 27s to £5 15s. DOLLS’ PRAMS, 30s to £2, gee our CHAIN NETTING designed for Cottage and Farm Fencing. Write for Price-list., GATES from 30s Each. Designs on Application. J. & W. FAULKNER, Corner Castle and St. Andrew streets, DUNEDIN. ROLLED STEEL JOISTS. LARGE QUANTITIES of every SIZE and LENGTH KEPT IN STOCK. QUOTATIONS GIVEN for STEEL BEAMS, STEEL and CAST IRON COLUMNS, also A.. CLASSES of BUILDERS’ IRONWORK. SPECIAL, PRESSED MALLEABLE STEEL VERANDA FRIEZES supplied to order, all depths. 70 RATTRAY STREET. DUNEDIN. JOSEPH SPARROW & SONS. LIMITED, C& W. SHIEL Deliver Bricks, Screen- • logs. Asphalt, Sand. Cement. Lime, Tar anywhere.—’Phone 23-221. 13Ju WANTED, PRICE, Paperhanging 2 rooms, hall.—lreland, Johnson. 26ja It seems to be the general belief—certainly among children and youths—that Lindbergh was the first to fly across the Atlantic. Mr Guggenheim, the financier of Lindbergh’s trip, recently condemned transatlantic flying attempts 'as ‘‘ stunts,” and said that "Lindbergh’s flight was not a “stunt,” because he “ blazed the way,” while those who were following him were attempting “ stunts.” Of course, the way was “ blazed ” in 1919 by. two Englishmen—Alcock and Brown —and, considering the great advance in aeronautics in the intervening years, it would seem that the additional miles flown by Lindbergh did not make his feat any greater than theirs, to put it conservatively. An admission that the way was “ blazed ” in 1919 does not rob Lindbergh of any of the credit which he deserves for his courageous flight. A tram line has been completed for a distance of over 10 miles in Italy near Carrara, by means of which tourists may now go to the summit of the Carrara Mountains, a height ot 3000 ft above sea level. The line starts at Ruosina, and in a short time reaches an elevation of 1000 ft, revealing a magnificent panorama of sea and marble-filled slopes. It has 170 bends I and circles several marble mountains cn- I tirely, ending, after passing through a short tunnel, at Cipolaio, where the famous marble quarries may be visited.