E. W. Whitehead & Son, HOTEL BROKERS AND VALUERS, 15, HIGH STREET. First-Class City Hotel averaging £soper oWtzVzVF week. Long unexpired Lease with compensation in ease of reduction or prohibition, making this an ABSOLUTELY SAFE INVESMENT. Q ROZA—Comfortable Country Hotel, turnover OVtJW £l4O per month, rent and expenses low. -g ZAZA—WeII-known Commercial Hotel in cJwJLAvzVF important country town. Close (About) station and theatre. Nett profits £BOO per annum. Phone 1418. Address Correspondence P.O. Box 630. -pj-QTELS I HOTELS 1 HOTELS ! IN ALL PARTS OF THE PROVINCE FREEHOLDS: £l2OO 0 £l2 500. LEASEHOLDS: £250 0 £4500. MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS. INQUIRY COSTS NOTHING. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. EN Z L gCHOLLUM Hotel Bbokeb and Valueb, 19 and 26, Royal Insurance. Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. ’Phone 1560. J£ 0T E L FOR SALE. We are instructed to lease one of the best Hotels in Wellington. The present lease expires in about a month. The takings are said to run to £250 per week; last month the present lessee took £llOO. The beer consumption is estimated between 40 and 50hhds per month. AH drinks 6d. This is an absolute free house for everything. To a good man we are prepared to offer a 10 years’ lease at a moderate rental. The Hotel is in a leading position in Wellington, in the best portion of the City. This Hotel has splendid accommodation, and is always full of first-class country visitors. The expense of working is very small. Further particulars will be given to a bona fide purchaser. Addlv immediately, to DWAN BROS Op. Empire Hotel, Willis-st, Wellington.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 813, 5 October 1905, Page 27
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259Page 27 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 813, 5 October 1905, Page 27
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