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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11562, 19 May 1905, Page 8

For Bale, or To Let. A Golden Investment, Ask any business man in any large town what tlie prices of business [ sites in the heart' of bis city were i ' ten years ago, and what tliey are now. He will at once recount how this site has increased 50, another 60, some 100 per cent., in that short time. In Wanganui Victoria Avenue Property has been surely and stcadilv increasing in value for years, until now ; owners can ,p r actically name their " *• ovrn price — and get it. That is.wliy a fine site in thp business area — the first available piece from the Quay np — now in otir hands for a <W days, is a bargain for some one. The price is only £32 Per Foot, and we can arrange for most of th« money to remain. It has a frontage of 33 feet and is 165 feet deep, with a buildintj the -eon. Remember, the offer will be withdrawn in a few days. Secure it new. Another Good Thing. Substantial well-built business premises, in splendid position, and £ • . bound to increase in value. Large i section; 66ft frontage. Buildings insured for .£9OO and can be increased. The property is leased to first-claBS tenant for a term at £5 per week clear. This means 14 Per Cent. Bet on investment of JIOOO cash. This property -is bound to increase in ; ' value," apart from, the sound mone-y-i earning aspect of the question. The : . price is only £53 Per Foot, Cash required, J51000; balance at 5 per cent. Tlie above two properties are well worth investigation for anyone who wants to see their money grew. C I#. Duigan and Co., AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, 112, RIDGWAY STREET! FOR SALE OR TO LET. "TYBSIRABLE Residence of 9 rooms, J./ with- stable, etc., and 5J acres land, formerly occupied by the late Dr Wilford, St. John's Hill. For further particulars apply to FAIRBURN AND SILK, Ridgway Street. — j — : ; ■ T6 -ILet.— Comfortable 7-roomed House, with good stable and outhourea, and a£o«¥ '4 acres of land, on St. Joli n's Hill. Apply to N. MeulL ' Full "Double-bed Width Quilts, in ! ; Marcella . arid -loneycomb. Only a few lefjt at 8s lid., ! ' WHAT TO L" READ. t of .New Books. The Return of Sherlock Holmes, by Conan Doyle. The Marriage of William Ashe, by Mrs Humphrey Ward. Beverly of Grausark, by G. B. McCutcheon. Jewel's Story Book", by Clara L.'Burnham. De Profundiß," by Oscar Wilde; Ifrs GalerV Business, by W. Pett Ridge. The 1 Valley of the Shadow, by William Le f Queux. ' . . Old Gorgon Graham, by G. H. Lorimer. The End of the Song; by" the Countess of Cromarjtie-.' • ■ '• " The Prodigal Son, by Hall Came, Dr Luke of the Labrador, by Norman .; " Dinicah. ' ' Max Thbrnton, by Ernest Glanyille. The Silent Places, by Stewart E. White. Hearts in" Exile, by Jphn Oxenham. A Crime under the Seaß, by Guy Boothby. Tlie Crossing, by Winston Churchill. Anecdotes of Soldiers, 'by J. 'H. Settle. A" 1 Duel, by Richard March. Sir Rogers Heir, by Frankfort Moore. Morganatic", "by "Max Nord.' *v " " Secret' History of To-day, by A. TJpward. The "Lions"" of the Lord, by -H. L. -Wilson. Father Clancy, by A. Fremdling. Man ' "and the " Spiritual ' World,' by A. *' 'eiiamberal • " - Talkß to Men, by R. A; Torrey. Tlie Queen's Quair, by' Maurice Hewlett. Pa Gladden, by Eflizabeth C. Waltz. The Adventures of" Elizabeth in Rugeon. The Last Hope, by H. S. Merriman. Sir Mortimer, by 'Mary Johnston: Wolfville, byA. H. Lewis. ' The Art of Thinking, by T. S. Knowlson. Every. ,D»y .People, by -Charles Dana" Gib- -, , son. - Happy • England, by Helen Allingham. Calumet "E.," by Mervin Webster. H. I. JONES and Son, LIMITED, _ . ..', BOOKSELLERS, ■ VICTORIA . AVENUE, WANGANUI. AT BUCKKELL'S, Men's Colonial Tweed Suits. Splen- --., did line, -all sizes, '22a 6d and 27s ' aA. ' '