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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21267, 23 February 1931, Page 14

BUSINESSES FOR SALE. (OLD-ESTABLISHED MERCHANTS’ BUSINESS EOR SALE. The senior partner wishing to retire, there is offered for sale as a going concern an old-established Merchants’ Business in one of the four main centres. It has been established over thirty years, and has a valuable connection, including several well-known agencies. Very modest goodwill is being asked, with, stock and premises at valuation. Premises consist of quarter-acre freehold, situated in heart of city, with substantial single-storeyed brick building erected only a few years ago. Offers will be entertained for the sale of the premises alone, and they would be ideal for warehouse, garage, etc. For further particulars apply, in first instance, to “ MERCHANDISE,” Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, Dominion - Building, Wellington.. IRELANDS, Manse street, Estate Agents, invite your inquiry regarding the following Properties. Inquiry costs nothing.— Irelands. ORCHARD for EXCHANGE, splendid water rights; tip-top orchard; Bungalow dwelling, all modern conveniences; going concern, £1500 ; Government loan £1000; consider town property in exchange to £IOOO ; great proposition ; originally £2OOO. Irelands,, agents. FARM WANTED in Exchange for Brick BUNGALOW, hill suburb; £1275 ; owner will exchange small farm going concern; South Canterbury or North Otago.—lrelands. 4 TO 20 ACRES wanted, handy to Dunedin, in Exchange for town residential property.—See Irelands, agents promptly. /COUNTRY CENTRE. Confectionery, Fruit, and General; genuine business showing over £5 weekly net profit; 6 rooms and shop; freehold. Only £BSO going concern. Cheapest thing ever offered.—lrelands, agents. Af\ ACRES, near Dunedin.—Lovely FRBEvflrv/ HOLD; 15 cattle, horses, fowls; great market garden land; splendid residence, every convenience; dairy, byre, stable, sheds, etc. £2OOO going concern. Well worth Inspection.—lrelands, agents. I>y ACRES, Suburban.—Modern RESIX i DENCE, 5 rooms, kitchenette ; ideal small, holding. £1450. Consider Exchange town property to £IOOO.—IRELANDS, Agents. JUKAA BUYS GROCERY First-class residential suburb; £6O weekly turnover.—Magnus Johnson, Business Agent, Union Bank Building. FORTUNE for right man—LUNCHEON, TEA ROOMS: Best establishment; northern centre; over £4OOO annual turnover ; fully equipped; well staffed; good reasons selling.—Magnus Johnson. BAKER and PASTRYCOOK Dwelling, shop; new oven; all conveniences; freehold ; £IBOO going concern.—Magnus Johnson. (?QAA GOING CONCERN—FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY: Over £6O weekly cash turnover; living rooms.—Magnus Johnson, GROCERY —Popular suburb ; modern residence ; freehold ; easily worked ; £IBOO ; stock and plant valuation.—Magnus Johnson. —STOCK Valuation: DAIRY, FRUIT, dJ&O CONFECTIONERY; turnover £25 weekly; three living rooms; good situation. —Magnus Johnson. HEMSTITCHING Fancy and Ladies’ Wear: good little business ; £2OO, going concern.—Magnus Johnson. HOME-MADE CAKES, Confectionery, Marble Bar—Good business; £450, going concern; cheap rent. —MAGNUS JOHNSON. 23f HENDERSON & COWIB, Land and Estate Agents, 177 Princes street, Dunedin. Ofldoe phone 13-640; Evening 22-680. CARRYING BUSINESS North Otago: 3-ton truck; turnover £4O weekly; good connection; good proposition; finance arranged. CARRYING BUSINESS—North Line; contracts worth £4 weekly; 5-roomed house, motor truck; going concern, £IOOO. ’GENERAL STORE, nice 6cL /v/ roomed House: turnover £45 weekly ; good lease; reasonable rental; sound business. BOARDING HOUSE—Main Line 29 rooms, fully furnished, billiard room; going concern, £1150; deposit £250. DAIRY, Soda Fountain, and Home--made Cake BUSINESS; turnover £45 weekly; 6-roomed dwelling; going concern, £1750. DAIRY and Home-made Cake BUSINESS; ■ 5, nice living rooms; turnover £22 weekly; going concern, £240. FRUIT and Confectionery BUSINESS (suburban) ; nice shop; turnover £4O weekly; cheap rent; going concern, £450. SEASIDE STORE; turnover £3OOO yearly, no bad debts; modern 4-roomed house, bowser; price £1350. GROCERY STORE and Dairy, 3 living rooms; turnover £2O weekly; cheap rent; going concern, £lB5. PLUMBING and Tinsmith BUSINESS, good country town; splendid opportunity for young man. Further particulars on application. WE have genuine INQUIRIES for good Businesses; If you want to sell, send us particulars.—HENDEßSON & COWIB. Billiard saloon—south island city; Six tables; owner made enough to retire on; price, £2OOO ; only bbna fide principals need apply.—22, Times Office. BUSINESSES WANTED. WANTED, BILLIARD ROOM, straight-out lease; town or country.—2l, Times.

A polo mallet autographed by the players who met in the 1911 AngloAmerican matches lias been sold at auction at Westbury (Rhode Island) for £1(50. Several times during the war the mallet was put up at auction at the Sportsmen’s Club, London, in order to raise funds to equip an ambulance corps, and each time it brought more than £IOOO. The names on the mallet, which was used by the British player, A. H. Wilson, who was killed in the war, include those of the celebrated big four of American polo, Harry Payne Whitney, Dcvcrcux* Milburn, Larry and Monty Waterbury. The names of the British players arc: Captain Leslie Cheapo, probably the most famous figure in British polo, who lost his life during the war, A. H. Wilson, H. Hardress Lloyd, and A. N. Edwards. ,