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West Coast Times, Issue 604, 31 August 1867, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, At 3 o'clock. SWISS HOTEL, REVELL 'STREET. p W. BINNEY, y^ ' instructed by the proprietor, will sell by public auction, on the premises, on Tuesday, September 3, at 3 o'clock sharp, withdut reserve, The Swiss Hotel, Stock and Furniture. This is a very compact, well-finished house, doing a good steady trade, and for a party in search of premises is without doubt a safe speculation. The stock and furniture may be taken at valuation at the option of the purchaser. Terms at Sale. 10,068 ' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,^ > ' At 2 o'clock. />A FAT CATTLE. MARK SPROT has received instructions from Messrs Garforth and Morrison, to sell, on the above day, at the Arahura Yards, at 2 o'clock, The whole of the Cattle now in their possession, being the only mob now on the West Coast. They are the pick of the two last mobs just imported by these gentlemen, and the Auctioneers' personal inspection has satisfied him that he has at last received from East Canterbury the pick of that , Province. From the market which the culls of these two herds have met, instructions are most positively issued To Sell without any Reserve. Sal 6at 2 o'clock. 10064 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, At 2 o'clock. 60 HEAD MOUNT GREY CATTLE. TONES, M'GLASHAN AND CO. will sell, at their Yards, Arahura, on the above date, at 2 o'clock, nr\ HEAD PRIME CATTLE, quite fat, direct from the station, and brought over under the superintendence of Charles Russell, Esq. These cattle have been specially reserved to supply the great requirements of this market, and will be found to be of an order superior to anything ever yet introduced from the Canterbury side ; the lot will be offered, and sold positively Without reserve. Jones, M'Glashan and Co., 10043 Auctioneers. POSITIVE SALE. BEST AND SUREST INVESTMENT OUT. THE STAFFORD' STREET TRAMWAY, TRUCKS, SAWS, MAULS, . WEDGES, AXES, 3 HOUSES, DRAY, HARNESS, &c, &c. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, At 2 o'clock. Tjl W. E I C X E is instructed by Messrs M'Gurk and Co , to sell by public auction (without the least reserve), on the giound, on Saturday, at 2 o'clock sharp, THE STAFFORD STREET TRAMWAY, together with Wood and Goods Trucks, and the complete Plant, comprising — Saws, Wedges, Three Horses, Dray, Harness, &c, &c. This property may, without exception, be characterised as the safest and most lucrative investment how, or at any time likely to be in the market, the wood trade alone securing apront of quite £40 a week, clear of all expenses. The Tramway is completed over one and a half miles in length, and commands a forest of timber that will last for years. The sole and only reason for this valuable property being brought under the hammer is the closing of the partnership and immediate dissolution thereof by the proprietors. For all particulars up to day of sale apply to F. W. Eicke, Auctioneer, Kevell street. Note. — A quantity of cut wood must be taken by the purchaser, who will have the same at the simple cost of cutting. 10004