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West Coast Times, Issue 2325, 9 September 1876, Page 3

Auctions. I THIS DAY, ! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, At 2 o'clock. MONEY MAKING INVESTMENT. WILLIAM TODD instructed by Mr W. Quinn, who ie leaving by the vs. Otago for Victoria, will sell by public auction, on the premises, N<>rsh Revell-street— Those spacious buildings, all recently undergone a thorough repair and renovation, known as THE BRIAN BORU HOTEL, iron rpof, iron tank;, brick chimneys, to include license up to July, 1877, Also, THE STOCK IN TRADE, And, The whole of the choice household and bar furniture, chest of drawers, cheffioner, sofas, carpets, chairs, tables, lamps, bedsteads, and bedding, toilet sets, glasses, linen, kitchen utensils, decanters, measures, &c, &c, &c. Without any reserve. Special attention is directed to the fact of this house doing a better paying trade than most in town, which can be verified on application to the brewers and spirit vendors. _______ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, At 11 o'clock. EX S,S. WAIPARA, FROM GREYMOUTH. TTT ILLIAM TODD, V V will sell by publiG auction in the Commercial Rooms, Wharf-street — 49 cases kerosene 15 tons Hart's flour 5 tons damaru four 100 boxes candles 5 qr-casks C.V.P. brandy 80 mats No. 2 Co.'s sugar 20 casks butter. FREEHOLD LAND, KUMARA. TO INVESTORS AND PERSONS ON THE LOOK OUT FOR BUILDING SITES. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILLIAM T^pp has received instruction hum the Owners to submit to public competition at an early date — About 70 acres freehold land, fronting tbe Hokitika and Greymouth main road within a few chains of the rising town of Kumara. The land is now being sub-divided into Town sections and will be sold on easy terms. 'l'Ue Auctioneer would specialty flraw the Attention oif' th? public to this splendid cHanpe. o| obtaining ; the lims in I?ipe Simple, without the necessity pf taking out Buainess Licenses or payment of high Educational Reserve Rentals. WILLIAM TODD (Late G. W. Binney), A UCTIONEER, VALUATOR JD_ and COMMISSION AGEN'J WHARF-STREET, HOKITJKA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. MARK SPROT AND CO., will sell by auction, at ARAHURA— £-f HEAD FAT CATTLE OX A lot of superior quality. Mr John Ferguson. A DRAFT OF WEST COASTERS Messrs Dedrick and Karnbach. iKA PRIME CROSS-BRED lOU WETHBRS. Mx Peter Grant. 3 FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES. Guaranteed Staunch. With a Superior Heavy Road Dray and Harness, in one lot. 5 GOOD USEFUL UPSTANDING HORSES, all broken to harness, and first-class Coachers. Mr D. F. Faulkner. Sale at 12 o'clock. MAR£ SPROT AND CO., AUCTIONEEES AND CATTLE SALESMEN A HAU R A . X> OL LOCK AN D, RBV AN (Successors to M. Cas.sin;«), AUCTIONEERS, BHARR IMtOK KItt, Wbarf-street, TO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.. TO LET, THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH THEATRE. One of the largest places of public entertainment in New Zealand, and situate in the centre of the town of Hokitika. For full particulars and terms, apply to POLLOCK & BEVAN, Auctioneers, &c, Wharf-eitreet. FOR SALE. ! A SIX HORSE-PPWER STEAM ENGINE, in first-rate condition, with tubular boiler. Price, £125 ; arid a lot of BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS— cheap. Apply to Messrs Pollock and Bevan. Auctioneers, Wbarf-street. 4 LIST of Letters received at the Post Office, Hokitika, during the month of May, and unclaimed on the 31st August, 1876 :— Barton, Thos. Matesich, Andrea Bejimer, Chas. Mackay, David (Jodjiard, J. W. Speare, James Gravstocks, James Spencer, W. Hogan, James Thompson, John Hitchcock, O. F. Villadsen, Madsen. E. KIRTON, Postmaster. Port Office, Hokitika, Sept. Ist, 1876,