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Hokitika Guardian, 30 March 1920, Page 3

HOKITIKA GAS COMPANY. WING to the increased cost ol : proV * duction, the price of GAS from APRIL Ist, 1920, will he the flat rate of l(!s nett per 1000 feet, power or lighting. Wm AVILSON, Secretary. HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES AT KUMAR A, It APAHOE (Near State Mine) AND NGAHERE. —F or— Absolute disposal in order' o '.vind up the Estate of the late R. WADE, at the Rooms, Mackay Street, Greymouth. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 AT NOON. Messrs mark sprot and cc , ■ favoured with instructions from F. Freebury, Esq., Executor in the estate of the late B. Wade, will sell by public auction: Lot. 1. That well-known property, situated at Kumara, favourably known as PEARN’S BREWERY as a going concern, with all plant and appliances. Lot 2. Freehold property, Kumara, with private house thereon. Lot 3. Leasehold Property, situated

Rapaboe (near new State Mine l , comprising 70 acres of good land with RAPAHOE HOTEL thereon. Hotel is leased to good tenant and is doing good business with prospects of very considerable improvement. Lot 4. NGAHERE HOTEL, presently leased to Mrs Bernhardt and dqing good business. Lot 6. BREMOND’S HOTEL, Kumara, presently let to good tenant. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The Auctioneers commend the above properties to anyone desirous of entering the Licensed Victuallers’ Trade, Pearn’s Brewery, Kumara, particularly, is well known, and doing a lucrative trade, which can be considerably extended. The plant is complete and up-to-date, while the water supply for brewing is absolutely the best on the West Coast. The Freehold of the hotel properties is being offered and will give to anyone desirous of entering the Trade an opportunity of acquiring a bouse of their own. Full particulars of properties, conditions of sale, and terms, etc., can bo obtained on application to the Auctioneers, who, will bo glad to answer any enquiries. Tinto. of sale in futuye issue, MARK SPROT AND CO., Auctioneers, GREYMOUTH,

AUCTIONEERS AXi) LaXD AGENTS WILARF AND CAMP STREEIS, HOKITIKA, FANM.S FOil SALK. •4 t** ACRES O.R.P. situated at ' X ~fc M Koiteningi all fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks. Large area ploughed and in gn is& and clover, lialance all cleared and in good grass. Comfortable dwelling and good sheds. Milking 40 coivs and situated dose to school, Post Office and Lime Kiln. A nice compact farm. Price £22 per acre. QQO ACRES Freehold si* tinted at » ts f > Mount TJonar. S.l). near Evans’ Creek. Ring fenced and partly cleared. Splendid country when cleared up. i’ricc £I7OO f* j ij ACRES F veeuold in two Scc--0.1.0 tinns of 270 and 343 acres res pectively. All fenced, excellent grazing property. Only few miles from Cheese -oiy. Situated Dry Creek. near Wataroa. Price £ll per acre. Half cash balance «*»%. On ACRES Native Reserve, leasehold oU at A rail lira Valley; good homestead, barn, and farm buildings; all in good grass paddocks. Also 1100 acres freehold along Kawaka Creek, frontage to Old Christchurch Road. Splendid cattle nr sheep run with great possibilities with a little improvement. Price £SOOO for the lot.

iA C* A CUES Freehold at KokaXrrDtahi. All fenced and cleared. Good dwelling erected thereon. T'rieo £ll per acre. f)AA ACRES, Kanieri Lake comprising acros Freehc,!<l ’ balanco T.G.L. Ring Fenced. About, ICO acres in grass. Situated about 1) miles from Kanieri School and Post Office. Price £BSO- - PROPERTIES-Call and in. ' spcct the list of Town properties we have for disposal on easy terms. We have several other good properties in other parts of the West Coast, also a number of Town Properties for “ale. Correspondence invited and inspection arranged. HI. HOUSTON * CO. Recommended by the medical profession—WOi FK’S SCHNAPPS