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West Coast Times, Issue 2784, 5 March 1878, Page 3

Auctions. pOLLOOK AND BEVAN (Successors to M. CaS9ius), AUCTIONEERS, SHAREBROKERS &c, Wharf-street. Agents for Jfew Zealand Insurance Co. THURSDAY, MARCH 7, At 11 o'clock. TO BAKERS & STOREKEEPERS. FLOUR ! FLOUR ! ! POLLOCK AND BEVAN, favored with instructions from Mr John Hall, will sell at his Stores, Wharf- j street, a3 above — j 20 tons Anderson and Co.'s Kakanui flour. Terms at sale. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, At 11 o'clock. TO THE MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND TRADING COMMUNITY OP HOKITIKA, gkey:wouth, kumara, and SUIiIiOUNDING DISTRICTS. most Important and unreserved SALE OF THE LARGE AND WELL- ASSORTED STOCKIN TRADE, BONDED AND FREE I STURES, OF MB JOHN HALL, WHARP-STRE.-.T. POLLOCK AND BEVAN, favored with instructions from Mr Hall, who is leaving fir Europe, will sell as above — Lot 1. That old*established and vahi'. able freehold Store^ eftrner of Wharf-street and tltt>Bon*B QUay^ with frontage to RevelUatreet, and facmg the new Harbor Boatti buildings, and where Mr Hall has carried ort his extensive wad N lucrative busiuess lor the last 13 years. Lot 2. The large Bonded Warehouse and Free Store adjoining the above, only recently erected at considerable expense* and commanding the entire of a public bond in Hokitika, as well as large storage accommodation. Lot 3. The whole of the extensive and well - assorted Stock-in-trade of provisions, oilman's stores, wines and spirits, tobaccos, colonial produce, &c, Sec. The Auctioneers desire to direct special attention to this important and valuable sale of stores and genera! merchandise, an inspection of which is invited prior to sale, as it is one of the largest stocks ever offered to public competition on the Coast, and the instructions from Mr Hall are positively to sell every line to the highest fodder. Without Teserve. LEATHER! LE A T iTe"5~! ! FRESH CONSIGNMENTS. T>OLLOCK and BEVAN have always , ON SALE a superior lot of Stout and Medium Kip, Yearling French Calf, Crop Harness and Bridle Leather. Notices. WATER COLOR PAINTINGS. ART UNION. SIX LANDSCAPES BY LORENZO TINDALL, First prize, Woodstock „„ £7 10s Second „ Kanieri from Hokibika 4 10 Third „ Foot of Ofcita Gorge 4 l'O Fourth „ Upper Crossing ... 4 10 Fifth „ Kanieri Lake ... 410 Sixth „ Beaky River ... 410 TO BE DRAWN ON OR ABOUT THE Ist OF APRIL. SIXTY MEMBER < AT lO< EACH. Pictures on view at Mr Crerar's, where tickets may be obtained, or from L. TINDALL EDUCATION BOARD. ~f~N accordance with the provisions of JL c!;/use 13 ol -'The Education Act, 1877," it is hereby nofified thut the following persona have been NOMINATED t<» ba Members of the Board, for the districts set opposite their respective nnnies :~ Hokitika.— Robert Caldwell Reid, G, \. Paterson. Gn EYI4OUIH-— William Horton Itevell, John Greenwood. Akaiiura — Benjamin Lyons, Richard John Seddon. Kanxeri— Edward Patten, Thomas Potts. Totaea— Frederick Morgan, John B. Netherwood. Pakoa— James A. Green, David Thomas Faulkner. Jackson's Bay— John Plaistcd, William Dunbar Banks. Okabito— Gerhard Mueller, Bunter Clapcoit. Bhuce Bay— Robert Caldwell Reid, Charles J. E. Linnemann. E. T. ROBINSON, Secretary. Hokitika, March 1, 1878. TO LET, FOR a term of years, Bushy Park Farm, adjoining the residence of E. Patten, Fjsq. For .particulars apply to H. CASSIDY. FOR SALE, A SPRING CART. Apply to P. QUINN, Arahtira. "I^TEVA STEARINE CANDLES, in J3l chests, each containing nine 241 b boxes. First shipment to arrive per Loch Ryan in March. Orders received through Melbourne Merchants. R . JOHNSTON 1 Queen-street, Melbourne, Agent for the NEVA COMPANY, 1