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    Feb. i, 1881 The Publishers' Circular II...

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    Feb. I, 1881 The Publishers' Circular Ii...

    Feb . i , 1881 The Publishers' Circular II 7

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    Mr . A . M . BURGHBS , 1 ACCOUNTANT & VALUER | TO B OO KSELLERS , STATIONERS , PRINTERS , < Lc , ! la PATERNOSTER ROW , Is instructed tcf Sell the following Businesses : PUBLISHING BUSINESS for DISPOSAL . —An old established , well-known House , of 30 years' standing . Central position . Returns average £ 15 , 000 a year . Kent very moderate . Proprietor retiring . To be sold at valuation . PRINTING LETTERPRESS and LITHO . J- Near the Bank . Keturns £ 200 a month . Good Machinery a ^ d Type . Fine Premises . Rent £ 70 ( very low ) . No charge for goodwill . About £ 800 required . Proprietor going abroad . ¦ DOOKSELLTNG Fashionable seaside and town STATIONERY . Returns nearl . — £ 900 a year ; in 2 reasing . Fine premises in good y position . Rent can be cleared bj letting . About £ 500 required . T IBRARY and STATIONERY . —South-• U West District . Rent £ 60 . Fine house and shop in good position . Established 30 years . Returns £ 10 a week . Can be largely increased . £ 100 required letting . in Cash . Rent can be half cleared by PARTNERSHIP . — To PUBLISHERS . •* - A Gentleman ( B . A . of Cambridge ) 25 , with at some command experience , is in desirous the trade of , entering and a few a thousands first-class Publishing six or twelve House months ; and with would a view give to his Partnershi services for Apply to Mr . 13 uRGiiEs , as above . p . THIRST -CLASS PRINTING , and STAx cashire Capable TIONERY . of Keturns great . — increase at Leading good . Rent Business profits £ 125 £ 3 town . , 000 Prominent in a year Lan- . position balance , b About bills £ 1 . . 500 required . £ 1 , 000 in cash ; y easy STATIONERY . — North East Lo ^ W Keturns £ 400 . Rent £ 40 . Good connection . squired I'ino house . and shop in good locality . About £ 150 pKLVTlNG , LETTERPRESS & LITHO . , O l 1 M \ r - uchinery the 33 and ank type - - , Return fine premises s £ 2 ,-1 . 00 Rent a year £ 70 . O "ection ery low among ) . About Religious £ 800 Societies required . . Good con-JJOOKSELLING and STATIONERY . t JI "sy Market Townabout 30 miles from t About * n - , ii 2 if ? Keturns o yOarS : ^ J U Kealth a , year th ° CaUSC Rent ° f aclli . Es "S - *^^ required . pANCY fast ; Gnt ^ STATIONERY ^ ' Good riairg .- No ghbourhood rth London . A . 111 ftxtur weal hJfiu th ° the ^ A lng "out bu £ 8 250 i « ess required . First . -class A rare stock chance and , cause of selling . J ^ tk y Jl egiUcr ° f Businesses for Disposed for-U PaJ Jree on aP P *™ tion to Mr . A . M . Buroues ,

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    Messrs . HOLMES & SON , % ctonntmxts # $ alutrs TO BOOKSELLERS , STATIONERS , PRINTERS , NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS , & c . & c . 66 a PATERNOSTER EOW , Are instructed to sell the following businesses : — T ITHOGRAPHIC , LETTERPRESS , and AJ COMMERCIAL STATIONERY BUSINESS for Disposal in the finest business town in England . Returns and profits good . A splendid opportunity for a practical man . Open to every investigation . ^ X ^ WNERYn ^ ANCY , and ARTISTS ' O MATERIALS BUSINESS . Within 100 miles of London . Splendid business towc Returns nearly £ 3 , 000 . Business in same family 20 years . All at valuation , about i 2 l , 000 . W ITOI ^ l ^ ]^^ NESS for Disposal . A first-class old established concern . In same family 100 years . Returns £ 12 , 000 to £ 13 , 000 ; could be doubled with energy . Total purchase about £ 2 , 000 ; half might remain in the business . T < O STATIONERY and FANCY TRADE . ¦* - A high-class business within half a mile of Regent Street . Very low rent . Splendid open position . Family reasons necessitate quick sale . About £ 700 required . A Tery safe investment . rrO BOOKSELLERS , STATIONERS , & c . - * - For immediate disposal , a first-class oldestablished Business in fashionable town , about two hours from London . Returns about £ 4 , 000 a year . Exceptionally favourable terms of purchase aod payment say £ 1 , 000 in cash ( perhaps less if secured ) , and balance by arrangement . IJOOKSELLING , STATIONERY , ami -D FANCY TRADE . —Largo business town . Midland Counties . Returning just under £ 1 , 800 . Situated in excellent position in town . About £ 500 required . TO BOOKSELLING , STATIONERY , and J- FANCY TRADE . —A first-class suburban Business . Jn same hands many years . Splendid premises . Excellent returns and profits . About £ 800 required . 'TO PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS . — J- An old-established first-class Printing Business in leading central position . Returns average £ 7 , 700 for the last six years . Business open to every investigation . About £ 1 , 200 in cash required . Largo premises , which may be had on lease , or giren up , if desired . MPO JL and BOOKSELLING FANCY TRADE . ^ , first STATIONERY -class old-estab- , lished West End Business , returning £ 1 , 000 to £ £ 1 5 , , 000 000 required a year . in Special cash , balance reasons by for arrangemonh sale . About r -L VO FANCY BOOKSELLING TRADE . —In , STATIONERY v ^ ry good neighbour , & hoodwithin half-an-hour ' a rido of the City . Rent £ 42 , on lease . Returns about £ 1000 . can be increased , . About £ 460 required , ^ T 3 OOKSELLING , STATIONERY , and 3 J FANCY TRADE . — . The Proprietor of a fine old concorn in the Midland Counties is willing to retire . Returns £ 3 , 000 to i 4 , 000 . Purchase £ 1 , 200 to £ 1 , 500 . — ' T

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Feb. 1, 1881, page 117, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01021881/page/37/