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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22284, 9 June 1934, Page 14

BUSINESSES FOR SALE OOAA—PRIVATE HOTEL, country dls3J<l9\J\J trict; 20 rooms; 12 permanent boarders; rent £2 15s. —Magnus Johnson. 207 Princes street, Dunedin. P/j[jA —Home Made Cakes. Tea Room. Large turnover; great opportunity, mother and daughter.—Magnus Johnson, 0— FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY. Turnover £25 to £3O; splendid stand ; lock-up shop.—Magnus Johnson. £d.(M\~ CONFECTIONERY, Marble Bar; cfe'i \J\J next Theatre, Northern town; money maker.—Magnus Johnson. OO^pr—STATIONERY. Fancy. Books, •Ml* I«J Lending Library ; good stand ; suit two sisters. —Magnus Johnson. GROCERY BUSINESS, £3OO monthly turnover; full equipment; stock at valuation; ill-health.—Magnus Johnson, 207 Princes street. splendid shop ; beautifully fitted; owner leaving Dunedin; must sell; £l3O walk in. Clarke and Venn, Ltd. BUSINESSES WANTED USINESS wanted! CASH BUYER. FATHER AND SON, WITH £ISOO CASH AND PLENTY BRAINS AND ENERGY, REQUIRE A BUSINESS OF ANY SORT WHERE MONEY CAN BE MADE. , - MUST STAND INVESTIGATION. SEND US PARTICULARS. HAGGITT, DTJTHIE, AND KINMONT, LTD., 2 DOWLING STREET. Phones: Office 13-416. Evenings 20-691.

Criminals run to youth in the United States apparently. It lias been found that 80 per cent, of the prisoners in Sing Sing, the famous Aricrican prison, are under 30 and more than half under 21 years of ag£.