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West Coast Times, Volume 20, Issue 1324, 20 December 1869, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, At li o'clockj To Close Accounts. By Order of the Consignees. Auction Sale of the Utmost Importance to the Merchant? and Traders of Hokitika and Districts!. WILLIAM T0 D D WILL sell, in the Mart, Wharf-street, as above — j The undermentioned original packages of duty paid and free merchandise — 259 bags prime okii 108 do do do , 8% tons Hart's flour ! 240 bags, each' 1 6,0 lbs, silk-dressed Canterbury flour, 10 cases 0 & B bottled fruit 10 casks Tenent's ale 10 casks pint stout 44 cases jams, tins and jars 10 boxes raisins S(lc\ddb .. 85 do do (all fatilt^ 2 cases colonial bacon 1 c:ise English bacon 6 coils rope 1 case e<sence coffee 8 do arrowroot S do Oysters 5 do herrings £ do baking powder 1 do figV • * sdo potted meafs 2 do black lead 16 barrels pickled salmon 7V7 V cases English Cheddar cheese 8 pockets hops 12 bags flour, eadh 200 His 20 kegs butter, prime 25 do, prime 19 do do, inferior 5 do do, medinfn 2 dp do, do t cA&x preserved Chinese ginger 1 do Lea and Pernris' sntre£ 8 boxes soap, each 1 cwt 4 do muscatels 4 kegs fresh butter, 1 lb lumps 4 tins biscuit 30 half-chests tea, Egidius and Albert. 100 bags of really splendid old potatos In bond— 15 half-chests ten, Albert Victor, 40 : .. lbs 10 do do do, Pnell, 41 lbs 10 casks currants. 1 qr-cagk Otard'3 brafiny 5 cases geneva 5 do Dunville's whisky 9 qr-cajks port wine. In instances where the bulk cannot be shown, genuine samples will. On the monilng of sale every lot will be carefully laid off and marked, so that the trade will have ample time to inspect samples and liquor the various parcels. The terms — Under £30, cash ; over that amotuit, approved acceptances. 1(545 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, At 2 o'clock. Unreserved. Properties, Wines nnd Spirits, Furniture and Effects. WILLIAM T0 D D WILL sell by public auction, ou the several premises, First— The well-known GLOBE HOTEL, Hainpdcn-street, standing on a fuil size qiiarter-acre section, with all buikliuga thereon erected Second — The wines, .spirits, ale, porter, and cordials, measures, glassware, statues, crystal ware, beer engine, stovesj tables, fthairs^ sofa, picture?, iron tank, beds, bedding, toilet sets, glnsses, flowers, kegs, &c, &c, too numerous to particularise. v Immediately after, Three-room cottage in a most delightful situation, corner of Bealy and Hampden streets, now in the occupation of Mrs Slater. Also, Three-room cottage and quarter-acre section, 1137, Park-street, known as Mr N. R. Hi&'s town residence, close fenced, drained, lawn in English grass and flower beds. Terms at sale. 1 667 CHRISTMAS BEEF AND VEAL, MUTTON AND LAMB. MARK SPROT & CO. WILL sell by auction, „< o .t Arahura, on Tuesday, the 2 1st instant, f*(\ Head prime, quiet, paddockOU grazed Cattle, fed by Messrs Ensor, HA HEAD, aniong-t which will be t[)yJ found the Prize Cattle exhibited at Christchurch and Rangiora, For Walter Buchauan. f*C<* HEAD thoroughly ripe, quiet OU Cattle, For Mr John Ferguson. OA IH'iAD of very superior West O U Coasters, including some prime veal Calves, For Messrs Gar forth and Morrison. And K(\(\ HALF-BRED SIIKEI', very O\)\) heavyweight, For Messrs M'Farlanc aud Bruce. OkDi PRIME WETHERS, the /CtjV balance of Messrs Millar and Jonefa 1 mob, Including ryA FINE LAMBS, 3till with their /\J mothers. Likewise, 07 A Ver y bcav y ualf " brca sheep, £1 \) numbering amtfugst them some of the primest lamb ever slaughtered, j For Messrs Dick aud Seaton. The whole of the above t-tock has been selected specially for the Christmas supply, and will be fouud of an uuusually good quality. Sale at noon, sharp. 1626