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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1325, 16 September 1915, Page 39

NEW ZEALAND HOME BUILDERS, LTD., FREEHOLD HOTELSLEASEHOLD HOTELS. AUCKLAND CITY —A Profitable and easily run House, doing on war figures £125 per week; exceptionally low rental; two years’ lease. Furnished in first-class style £2200; stock only at valuation. A clean and steady trade; specially recommended Do not delay, this will sell very quickly. A UCKLAKND SUBURBS — Up-to-date Hotel in prosperous suburb, doing well over £lOO per week Lease nearly five years; low rental. Shows fine percentage. Easily and cheaply run. Price £3OOO. Stock and furniture at valuation. rnARANAKI DlSTRlCT—Comfortable J- homely house, with five years' lease at £6 week rent. Prosperous district on Railway Line. Takings about £BO per week. Fine gardens and acre of land; can be run by family alone, but has put up as many as 63 boarders in race time. Outbuildings and six new loose boxes and large feed room Price £2700, including furniture. Stock at valuation. rnARANAKI DISTRICT—FREEHOLD J- Hotel of 22 rooms and 3% acres land in centre of fine self contained town, subject to nine months’ lease for £3500. Half cash, balance five years. This is a splendid proposition. The lease can also be bought including furniture for £lOOO. A UCKLAND DISTRICT — Splendidly appointed House in large country town, doing now £l2O per week: rent £lO. Lease has about two years now to run. Present owner retiring from business: this hotel has made enough for him in 4% years See us early about this proposition. VALUATIONS. INVENTORIES. STOCKTAKINGS. ETC . undertaken with 12 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE at your service. Call and see us on ANYTHING PERTAINING TO HOTEL BUSINESS. R. G. DACRE, Manager. HOTEL VALUATION DEPARTMENT. CIVIC BILLIARD ROOM, “NEWS” BUILDINGS, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. s—First-class Alcock’s Tables—s Hillards, Snooker. Tables kept in first-class order. Splendid resort for travellers. D. BISSETT Proprietor. I^IOUND —-Spring Blossom Ointment cures poisoned wounds, sore legs, sore eyes, burns, and all skin complaints, 6d. and Is. Bloomine, the great Corn. Wart, and Bunion Cure 6d. at chemists, stores, and wholesale druggists Hawkins' Instant Relief Asthma Powder. Is. and 25.; post free. Address: C W. HAWKINS, Herbalist, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.

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