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West Coast Times, Issue 3218, 18 January 1876, Page 3

Waited. ; WANNTED, first-class Barmaids and Hoizsemaid?, a very, great want of gpod General Servants for private families and hotels, also severaLnurse girls. Good^ wages, given, At ; Mrs Sheils, • Registry Office. Albert-street Greymouth. WANTED to purchase 50 Brandy ' Casks, Apply H. Meyer, "tTtTANTEb.a General feant. -APP^ V Tf. White's Ovens Hotel, Revell- 1 street. ti WANTED a Partner for the Butcher- > ing Business. Address, R. Millson, Court House Hotel, Ross. WANTED Miners to know that W. • M'KAYis just landing a large stock of Hoseing Canvas, that will stand a pressure of from ten to one hundred and twenty feet. AH country orders punctually attended to by return of coach. All hose T \^ made by first-class- sailmakers. All goods branded with my name. ■ • I W. M'KAY. o , . . 3V WANTED AGENTS to <cii Binning. I ham and English Goods, of all t< kinds.- Wholesale Book Illustrated with 200 engravings, post free on application to John. Pell, Merchant and Manufacturer, Globe Works, Birmingham. 575 ~ Auction Advertisements WILL iA M TODD (Late G. W. Binney), AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR 8 AND j COMMISSION AGENT £ WHARF-STREET. UOKliili.i THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, a At 12 o'clock noon, prompt. Quarter ache freehold and COTTAGE. WILLIAM TODD instructed by Mrs Barnes, who is leaving tor Oamaru, will sell by public auction on the premises — Section 11075,1 1075, full quarter acre, situated in Sale-street — between - Park and Hampden streets — .about 500 yards east of Mr Allen's q residence, on which is erected a frery comfortable and neat j, -Cottage home, newly painted and papered. p Title Crown Grant. "* THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, <■ At 2 o'clock. TO SPECULATORS, FARMERS, GRAZIERS, DAIRYMEN AND OTHERS. \\T ILLIAM TODD, . ,V V instructed by Mr Thomas Morgan, - who is leaving the Colony, will sell by public auction, in the Commercial Sale Rooms, Wharf-street — ( Freehold Sections 1151, 1726, and ( 1727, containing 135 acres, 2 t roods, on - the Arahura-road, having a frontage of 10 chains, r 80 links to the same, bounded on t the North by the Four-Mile -; creek, and on tae East by the One-Mile line. These sections ] are recognised as the best timbered 1 ia the district, having large belts , of totara, rata, red and white pine, apart from the fact of magnificent soil and gold deposits, Also, Section 1004, containing 5 acres, 1 rood, opposite Larke's, and known as Morgan's farm, frontage to vrsad 10 chains, bounded on the Wfi6t by the Beach ; to include <the ciop of two acres of potatoes and kitchen garden. Comfortable iFOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, stable, cowshed, fowlhouse, and outbuildings. Special attention is directed to the fact of these valuable investments being only distant three miles from the Post-office. The horse, dray, cows, farming implements, and furniture will be sold by auction next week. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, At 3 o'clock. To Farmers, Stablekeepers, and Corn Merchants. GROWING FIELD OF OATS. WILLIAM TODD, instructed by Mr Taminilli, will sell by public auction — 14 acres (more or less) growing oats, one of the best crops in the district. Note.— Sale to take place on the Ground, Kanieri Island, about 500 yards from Mr Taminilli's farm, punctually at three o'clock. Purchasers will be granted a reasonable time to have the crop away. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18. MARK SPROT AND CO, will sell by auction, at Arahura — JKHEAD FAT CATTLE, 4:0 Mr John Grigg. OAA PRIME CROSS-BHi'-D O\)\) WETHERS, Mr Adam Jackson. KAA SPLENDID CROSh-BRED O\)\) WETHERS,, Mr James Miller. <Sale ;>t Twelve o'clock sharp.