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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12131, 25 July 1907, Page 6

PROPERTY LISTS. T]tTE are instructed to offer for private sale a good little grocery and general store business at Ohakune. Promises consist of shop 36ft. frontage, storeroom and stables, also house containing 5 bedrooms, dining-room ana kitchen. Long lease, rental 16s per week. Turnover about £600 per month. Small goodwill. APPLY SHARP TO LOMAX. LUCENA AND CO., 32 RUTLAND BUILDINGS. WANGANUI. A~RARE OPPORTUNITY. A FINE opportunity to secure an ideal little Farm and up-to-date Homestead of 34 acres, splendidly situated, 2£ miles from Wanganui, on Ni. 2 Line. One of the healthiest sites in the district; magnificent views of the sea. Mount Egmount, Mount Ruapeha, and the Ruahines. New 8-roomed house and outbuildings; stable, trap and harness sheds, extensive fowl-runs; 6 acres of orchard and gardens, good soil. Suitable for cutting up. As the owner is leaving the district, tho property must be sold within the next week. Price reduced to effect speedy sale. This is a chance for either country settlers or townspeople to secure a convient home. Apply promptly to ! PERCY FORLONG, Victoria Avenue. BUTTON AND SONS, the King's Seedsmen. Garden Seeds, 6d. packets. U.F.C.A., Wangamii, Agents. mHE pHAMPION TJANGE In favoured by Housekeepers because — Ib is made of the best materials, and therefore easy to clean and lasts long. It coks equally well with coal, coke, or wood. It has all the Latest Improvements; giving the best results with a minimum of cost. Experience has proved its value. The Price is Low (from £3 10s up). SOLE AGENT— T\AVID "IyTcFARLANE, RIDGWAY STREET. The Eagle Private Hotel, OOURTENAY PLACE WELLINGTON. WelJ lighted, lofty, well ventilated rooms. Hot and cold water; beautiful bath, rooms. Good view of harbour. Good table. Tariff 6s per day; Ss§ and 30s per week. Mrs McGpanei Proprietress* TRAMS PASS THE DOOR. CLIFTON HOUSE PRIVATE HOTEL, 102 and 164, WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. FIVE MINUTES walk from Railway Station and General Post Office. GOOD ACCOMMODATION for Visitors and Permanent Boarders TERMS from £1 per week and from 4s 6d per day. TRAMS pass the door every fifteen minutes. P. L. MUNOASTER, Proprietress Telephone 2526. j ARE YOU GOING TO WELTJNGTON? If you are, secure accommodation at DONBANK NO. 1, PERCIVAL STREET. Large and well-appointed ! house, good locality, splendid view of city and harbour. WITHIN HALF A MINUTE GF TRAM. and 5 minutes' walk from chief Post Office. A GOOD TABLE. Terms:—Board end lodging, single room, 5/-; double rooms, by arrangement (reduction for permanent boarders). j Telegraph—Donbank, Welj " lington. Telephone—No. 1859. Foi convenience of visitors from Wanganui and Rangii tikei, the "Wanganui Uhronicle" comes to hand dai!y. THE MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL Ghunznee Street, WELLINGTON. TTTSITORS to Wellington desirous V High-Claws Accommodation should stay at the above Hotel. Everything up to dsvfce—icf-fcv rooms, central situation, and trams «^o^e by. Mrs Castendyk, Propriety* Telegraph "Tn« Manswja." Jonas and Ashdowo THE TAILORS. ERGE, TWEED, AND VICUNA SUITS TO ORDER FROM 555. A SPECIAL LINE OF TROUSERINGS TO ORDER—2 PAIRS FOR 275. 6d A PERJTECT FIT~GUARAiNTEED Call and inspect our stock. 13. VICTORIA AVENUE.