HOTEL SALES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 26, 31 January 1908, Page 8

HOTEL SALES.

Messrs Dwan Bros, report having made the following hotel salco: — Mr. Thomas D. Thomas's interest in the lease, goodwill and furniture of thb Levin Hotel, Levin, j to Mr. Frank Rhodes, late of Bulls; Mr. Denis Moynihan's interest in the lease, goodwill and furniture of the Club Hotel, Stratford, to Mrs. O'Neill, late of the Masonic Hotel, Cuba-street, Wellington ; Mr. William Butler's interest in the lease, goodwill and furniture 'of tho Martinborough Hotel, Martinborough, to Mr. Chas. Brewer, Wanganui ; iVlr. William Pacey's ' interest in the leaso, goodwill and furniture of the Pier Hotel, Kaikoura, to Mr. Richard Hickson, late of Foxton; (he lease, goodwill and furniture of the Red Lion Hotel .Rangiora, to Mr. Hubert Collyns, late of Levin and well-known on the East Coast, on behalf of the owner, Mr % Frank Egan, of Christchurch ; Mrs. O'Neill's interest in the lease, goodwill and furniture of the Masonic Hotel, Cubastreet, Wellington, to Mr. Frederick Dobeon ? late of Manakau; Mr. S. J. Hickson s interest in the lease, goodwill and furniture of the Family Hotel, Foxton, to Mr. Charles Bird, Palmerston North : Mr. Alfred E. Bishop's interest in the lease, goodwill and furniture of the Porongahau Hotel, Hawke's Bay, to Mr. James Callaghan, late of Kaitangata ; the lease and goodwill of the Trafalgar Hotel, Nel- ! son, to Mr. Charles Eager, late manager of the Empire Hotel, Wellington, on behalf of the ownerß, Messrs Harley and Sons ; Mr. A. G. Kimpton's interest in the lease, goodwill and furniture of the Poit Office Hotel, Pieton, to Mr. R J Paul, late of the Globe Hotel, Reuwickton, Blenheim ; Mr. Halligan's interest in the Club Hotel, Dannevirke, to Mr. H Baker, Palmerston North ; Mr. D. Pilmer's interest in the Zealandia Private Hotel, Clydp-fiuay, to Mr. J. Bacovioh, late of Cartorton ; Mr. Robert Hutcheeou s interest in the Railway Hotel, Hawera, to Mr. Joseph Caldwell, West Coast.

A meeting of the Conciliation Board was held this morning, Mr. P. J. O'Regan presiding. It was decided that evidence in the Dairy Workers case bo heard at Palmerston North from the sth to Bth February, and that the Painters' dispute be aleo enquired into in that town on the Bth February. In the event of the shearers and the employers coming to an amicable arrangement it was decided to 'ask both sides to send a rerepresentative to sit with the board in connection with tho preparation of the agreement. The Fire Brigade ieceived x a call at 9.30 last evening to a fire in a house on Thorndon-quay— No. 13. The window curtains caught fire, but tho flames were extinguished before much damage was done. Another call was received from Thorndon at 11.5 p.m. to an outbreak in a small detached shed at the rear of Barraud's chemist shop, Molesworthstreet. No damage was done. Members of tho Liberal and Labour Federation are reminded by advertisement that tho meeting to welcome the Hon. W. Hall- Jones will be held on Monday evening next, in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, not at the Druids' Hall as previously arranged. The tickets al.&e&ay iWJfI.4 yriil fee avftilab^v