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West Coast Times, Issue 1662, 27 January 1871, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. MARK SPROT & CO. Stock Agents and Auctioneers, HOKITIKA SALE YARDS llevell-street, Hokitika. Shipments and consignments of every description of Stock and produce advanced upon, and sales undertaken at ordinary rates. Storage of the best description, and Yards, Pens, and every requirement for the sale of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, aud Pigs, &c, &c. Under cover if required. 949 TUESDAY, JANUARY 31. MARK SPROT AND CO. Will Sell by public Auction, at the Arahura Sale Yards — (lf\ HEAD Fat Cattle, OU MrJohnGrigg. Pr HEAD Fat Cattle, 00 Mr W. C. Buchanan. A Ki\ PEIME Half - bred Wethers, k A FAT Lambs, tJrvJ Messrs Ruwe and Jones. Sale at 1 o'clock. 137 b WILLIAM TODD (Late G. W. Bhmey), Auctioneer, valuator, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, and COMMISSION AGENT, WHARF-STREET, HOKTTIKA. 229 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, At 11 o'clock shnrp. Absolute Sale at Rosh. WILLIAM TOD 1), instructed by Mr E. Cornish, will still by Auction — First — The Imperial tlotel, two storeys, with all fixtures, grates, &c. Pobsesses advantages unequalled in Bos-. ; central position. F< ur Lodges meet, from which a clear rental is derived of £70 per anuum. Second — Alcock's billiard table, complete, with lamp 9, &c. Third — The whole of furniture and effects, beds, beddin/, tables, chairs, toilet s ts, earthen and glassware, one magnilicent cooking range. Inspection invited. The auctioneer distinctly affirms that buyers will not he dis tpppinted hy aay one lot being withdraws the instructions bei.ig to sell at any sacrifice. Terms at ?ale. 14Gb M . CASS IU S , /COMMISSION AGENT, CATTLE SALESMAN, AND AUCTTONEE R , Auction Sales conducted by Mr R. Reeves. 1725 a Notices. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOTARA DISTRICT. I /~iENTLtfMEN — Having been requested by many influential friends among you to offer myself as a candidate at the approaching election for member of the General Assembly, for this important district, I have great pleasure in soliciting your votes and interest. My long (eitiht years) and intimate connection with the Goldfields of the Colony especially with Westland from its earliest days — leads me to hope for your cordial support ; whilst the identification of my own personal interests with the welfare of the Totara district ensures the sincerity of j my services. ' 1 propose taking n very early opportunity |of add essing y O u at the various centres of popula ion, io exp aiii my views, and if you confer on me the g' cat honor of choosing 1 me your Representative, 1 shall spare neither trouble nor labor to benefit lhis district, and ( olony generally. Your most obdt. servant, MICHAEL KEOGH. Ro»j,T«m. 25,1871. W