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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1171, 3 October 1865, Page 3

■' "■■■"7'Atict!ons."" ' ~':-.. i■• . >•::•■. DAY/ '•"; :'• /" TUESDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock. Commercial Sale Rooms. ''•'" " J DANIELS; 'AND CO. . will sell by auction, at the. Commercial Sale Rooms, Princes street, on Tuesday, the 3rd October, at 12 o'clock, V, Furniture . . , . • ■ Ironmongery Assorted crockery ', Wine"giasse3 Vases A huge quantity of- sundries. No reserve. : THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock^ Furniture, Glassware, Pictures, &c. Portion of a Publican's stock remeved to the Matt for convenience of sale. To Furniture Dealers, Publicans, Dealers, and Others. J DANIELS AND CO. . have received instructions to sell at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Princes street, on Tuesday, the 3rd instant, at 12 o'clock, Telescope dining tables C-burner chandelier, for gas or kerosene 30-day clock, by Hymaa Spirit decanters Pewter measures Glassware and crockery i Pictures and engravings | Spirit kegs Sherry Bitters And a variety of sundries. Also, A quantity of , men'a and women's wearing apparel Lady's side saddle and bridle Riding habit &c, &c, &c. No reserve. Terms cash. THURSDAY, 12th OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock. TURTON'S HOTEL, AT THE ASHBURTON, FOR SALE. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER AND SON have received instructions to sell by public auction, at thc-ir Offices, in Christchurch, on THURSDAY, 12th OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock, All that capital and well-established property, known as ! TURTON'S HOTEL, ON THE ASHBURTON ; Together with three freehold sections in the town of Ashburton, immediately opposite the present hotel, and which is the proposed site of the Great Southern Railway Station. The house is held under the Provincial Government upon a three years' lease. The auctioneers are instructed to offer the house and land, togetln r with the goodwill of the business, stock-yards, furniture, and miscellaneous effects, in one lot. It will be offered at a low upset price, and is for absolute salo. The attention of hotel-keepers is particularly requested to this property, as a moderate outlay will make it one of the best hotels on the road. It is the calling place for Cobb and Co.'b coaches. The present proprietor is doing a very exI tensive business, the greater portion for | cash—and whicli might, by judicious management, bo very materially increased. Further particulars may bo obtained of the Auctioneers, or on application to Mr MIDDLETON, At the llaikaia Store Hotels. FBBDBRIGK.BAYLEY'S (Late Willie Lang's) OLD IDENTITY HOTEL, HIGH STREET, nPfoiite the New Post Office, F. B. Having taken the above well-kcown Hotel, calls especial Attention to the superior accommoilation tie is nowable to offer to the public, this b- use having been thoroughly renovated and re-sored to its oi initial celebrity. The Wines and Spirits aro not to be surpassed lv the Hroviuce. hnglMi, Scotch, anl Provincial Alee, in splendid condition. '. j Meals at all hmr.». FltEDliaiCK BAYLBT, Proprietor. NOTICE 1 JF YOU WANT L GLA3S OF j GOOD. SPARKLING COLONIAL ALB, Go to ttio GLASGOW ARMS HOTEL, Corntr of Princes street and Moray place, Where U kept only the celebrated ALB of the RED LION BREWKRY. , 27&53 No. 3 on draught, and Wines and Bplrit» cf the best quality only kept. EMPIP.E HOTEL, DUNEDIN. : ALBERT GRIFFIT HS , ('ate of the Australasian) having entered into partnership with C. J. Hoyt, ia tin abovoramed Hotel, hopes to receive from, the public tbat support tlie Hotel has always commanded. A. Griffiths will take upon himself tha General M inngem?nt, and he trusts (hit iis well-known character a* a catarell, will cansa his filends to master around him and give him thtir encouragement. 0. J. HOYT, ALBERT GRIFFITH 3. . Ducedin, September 20th, 1865. PEACOCK HOTEL; Princes street south, Dutedin, Board aud. Reaidep.ee 25s per week. Seperate, cWan, and comfortable Bedrooms. ■ ... :.■:-.. . ;■■/■ ; ;"'. >':...•'■■_ ' •■■