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    I5OO. The Publishers' Circular Dec. 6,18...

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    I5oo. The Publishers' Circular Dec. 6,18...

    I 5 OO . The Publishers' Circular Dec . 6 , 1882

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    Messrs . HOLMES & SOJST , % ttonntnntB & ftnhuts TO BOOKSELLERS PAPER , PROPRIETORS STATIONERS , , PRINTERS & c . & o . , NEWS-66 a PATEENOSTER ROW , Are instructed to sell the following businesses : — TUNCY STATIONERY and GENERAL -L EANCY TEAJDE . In a leading thoroughfare . The best business in a very large and thicklypopulated district . Present returns nearly £ 60 a week at a full third profit , and capable of being doubled . About £ 2 , 00 ( T , in cash , required . STATIONERY , BOOK , LIBRARY , and FANCY TEADE . In the very centre of a rich and flourishing western suburb . Main zroad . Established 35 years . About £ 700 required . BOOKSELLING PRINTING , and FANCY , STATIONERY TRADE . About , £ 500 required . Thriving town in Norfolk . Established 40 years , . Rent , £ 25 . STATIONERY and FANCY BUSINESS . At a vraterlrtg-place in Sussex :. £ 500 required . Rent , £ 70 . Profits , £ 300 a year . For sale through death in the family . Very safe little business . THIRST-CLASS PRINTING and STAJ- TIONERY BUSINESS in Lancashire . Established 14 years , Rent , £ 100 . Returns nearly £ 2 , 000 . All at a valuation . £ 750 in cash ; balance easy . Open to great extension . In a splendid position . Could add fancy goods with great advantage . STATIONERY BUSINESS FOR SALE . * J An old-established London Business , which has been in the same hands 25 years and in predecessor ' s hands 25 years . Handsome corner premises . Returns about £ 1 , 500 a year at high profits . About £ 600 required . ly STATIONERY NESS , in one of and the most PRINTING flourishing - towns Busi on - the Bristol Channel . In same hands 37 years . i Returns about £ 1 , 500 , might be greatly developed . Splendid premises , best in town . £ 700 to . £ 800 required . ! "OOOKSELL 1 NG , STATIONERY , and ; J- * PRINTING BUSINESS . In capital Town > about 30 miles from London . In same hands 23 ' years . Agency attached produces £ 70 a year profit . Returns £ 1 , 500 to £ 2 , 000 . Proprietor retiring . Will accept £ 600 to £ 700 in cash and balance by / instalments . "OOOKSELLING , STATIONERY , and ! - * - > PRINTING BUSINESS . In first-class Town , ; Midland a year at Counties full profits . . The Good returns premises are nearl , held y £ at 2 , low 500 I rental . All at ' valuation . £ l , QOQ in cash , balance « by arrangement . 'i __ , < TV / r oNTH : LY REGISTER' of over 150 ; llL BUSINESSES for DISPOSAL forwarded post-free on application to Messrs . Holmes & Son , 66 a Paternoster How , London , E . G . y _ fcy . - ,

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    Mr . A . M . BURaBOHS , VALUER & ACCOUNTANT TO PUBLISHERS PRINT , BOOKS £ M E 8 t & E c . , STATIONERS , la PATERNOSTER ROW , Is instructed to Sell the following Businesses : STATIONERY and PRINTING . —Market ^ Town twenty miles from London . First-class Business , established over forty years . Returns exceed £ 4 , 000 a year . Grood profits . About £ 2 , 000 required . Superior plant and well-selected stock , Best position in the town . Long lease ; moderate rent . STATIONERY and FANCY . —Pleasant Town in Kent . Good premises in High Street . Rent £ 150 onl required y £ 30 . . A Net comfortable profits £ 100 Business a year , . suitable About for a lady . STATIONERY ( Commercial ) . —Thriving City Business near London Bridge . Rent £ 60 , lease ; good premises . Good returns , on the increase . Established serm years . About £ 300 required . A very favourable opening for a competent man . DOOKSELLING-. —Important Country ¦» - * Town . First-class well-known Business . mises Profits in nearl the best y £ 900 position a year in ( the proof town ) . . Superior Rent £ 100 pre-( 15 years' lease ) . About £ 1 , 700 required . A most favourable opening . PRINTING and STATIONERY . —Well--L established high-class Business . Pleasant London suburb . Rent £ 35 . Profits over £ 5 a week . About £ 450 required . A splendid chance for a practical man . STATIONERY and BOOKSELLING . — O Leading Commercial City . Splendid premises in main thoroughfare . Moderate rent . Returns £ 4 , 000 a year . Full profits . About £ 1 , 600 required . Full investigation permitted . PRINTING . —Large town in Bedfordshire . No - ¦ - taxes An . improving Good lant business and connection . Kent £ 12 . per Capable annum of . much extension . p Fine chance for a practical man . About £ 250 required . QHOW CARD and TABLET BUSINESS . over O £ — 200 A very a year profitable , and capable concern of . increase Present . profits About £ 100 required . Price of stock only . A bargain ^ STATIONERY , and BOOKSELLING . — £ 5 Old-established Business in iirst-class town m fronted the Midlands shop and ; very large pleasantl convenient y situated house ; . fine Rent double only , £ About 50 . Present £ 350 required returns . £ 760 Thoroughl ; capable y of sound increase txrid . genuine . T 3 AZAAR and FANCY THADE . —Well--L > established business . Pleasant town in Hert-Return fordshire s £ ; 900 weJl a - year situated at very premises good profits ; rent . A bout £ »> 0-Capable £ 500 required of muc . h increase Suitablo under for one g ^ ood or management . two ladies . . warded Monthl post y - Register free on app of lication Businesses to Mr for . A . Disposal M . Btjboh for ks - , 1 a Paternoster 2 ? ow , London , E . C . J — , -= zzm

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1882, page 1500, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121882/page/290/