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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVI, Issue 914, 12 September 1907, Page 23

yyOTELS. FARMS. BUSINESSES. — ABSOLUTELY FREE HOTEL (good reasons for selling), doing £7O per week; well situated. X? QA A A—GRAND COUNTRY FREE Si/OVUV HOTEL. Great future. 000 — CITY FREEHOLD; good X?J9AA WILL see you Into Leasehold of very near 7 years; easy rent; doing £l5O per week. Best spec, in market. 2? -1 OKA WILL see you into a Lease-cv-LA)v hold of over 4 years; well furnished. Nice house to run; doing £7O per week. r» -1 AAA WILL see you into Lease-o*-tvvv hold of 10 years. Easilyworked house, doing £65 per week. 4?QAA — COUNTRY HOTEL; 5 years; rent, £3 10s; trade, £55. £?7AA— -CITY HOTEL, doing 18 to 21 • W Hogsheads. 4?APJA — CITY HOTEL, easily worked, ai'VOV doing £45. LET ME KNOW YOUR WANTS. VALUATIONS A SPECIALITY. WENZL SCHOLLUM, 19-20, ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. ’Phone, 1560. D MAHONEY HOTEL BROKER AND XiAZTD AGENT, STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU. Freehold of a splendid Country House, close to Timaru. Freehold of Gladstone Hotel Fairlie. Freehold of Horowhenua Hotel, with 5 acres first-class land (£960), free house. Freehold of Royal Hotel, Timaru, let at £lO per week; easy terms; this is a good investment. Brewery and Aerated Waters Plants, with House and 10 acres land, for sale in South Canterbury .sure district. Ten years’ lease of Hotel, Temuka, ingoing about £l5OO. Freehold of one of the best Country Hotels in South Canterbury. Farms in all parts of Canterbury and Otago. Assistance given.

HOTELS—AUCKLAND PR O VIN C E. t;. .• o' teMW IS Uli! h g g g § i CQ A o V 1 ~■' “« § W 0Q ra § q • * * x v ■“Til d p SHAMROCK HOTEL, Just above Opera House. First-class Accommodation. Everything of the Best. DAN RYAN, Proprietor. (Late of Papakura).

rpHE JZyOTEL, WAIPAPAKAURI, AWANUI. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS AND THEIR BEASTS OF BURDEN. THE BEST OF WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEERS ONLY. FAIR DEALS—GOOD MEALS. yOSEPH JAVANS, SEN., PROPRIETOR. British hotel, corner of durham AND QUEEN STREETS. J. H. PAGNI (late Western and 1 Oriental Hotels, Wellington), begs to in- , vite all .his friends and general public 1 to inspect the new improvements at the I above Hotel, which is now the most comfortable and up-to-date in Auck- | land. Visitors will find first-class accommodation. Nothing but the Best and Most Reliable Brands of Spirits, Wines, and Beer and Stout kept In stock. New Saloon Bar now open.