BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 13685, 20 May 1912, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTES.

Mr J. L. Stevenson calls attention to his advertisement in the Wanted column, announcing that his old-established store at (he corner of Wicksteod Place and Rideway Street is available to a good tenant at the low rental of £2 per week, and no insurance or rates to pav. Intending applicants should site Mr Stevenson early. EORDER’S ALTERATION SALE. Busy as bees at Polder's, making room for the carpenters. Record bargains in every department. Shoo to-morrow and secure requirements. Prices no object a& Fordcr’s. McNEILL ESTATE. A might have been expected, the en(Tuiry for the McNeill Estate has been verv active during the past few davs, and various sales are reported. Without doubt this land is the cheapest on tho market, and at the prices good to buy a« a speculation, or, better still, as a home site. In a few years’ time this land will be worth treble the oresent quoted prices, and (hen the lucky holders will reap the reward of their enterprise. Ther eia no excurse for anyone to refrain from buying, for £2 deposit will secure an alotment, and no more is required for six months. Auv lad who wishes to put his savings into land may have a section with nothing down and easy weekly payments, fall and talk the matter ovre with Holloway, Hogan, and Caddy, Ltd. For sale, on easy terms, two nice comfortable and convenient homes—one at Carlton and the other on St. John’s Hill. See particulars in Mr John D. Rrechin’i advertisement on page 8. A SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. In our advertising columns the attention of dairy farmers is drawn to tho clearing sale by public auction of Mr Tames McTnncry’s herd at his farm at Marten. The saol will he held at 1 p.m. on Mondav next, brake leaving the Opera House Stables at 12..T0. The Wanganui Horse Fair will he held on Saturday next at Messrs Jackson and Co.’s yards. Entries are now being received hy the auctioneers.