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West Coast Times, Issue 2785, 6 March 1878, Page 3

Auctions. POLLOCK AND BEY A N (Successors to M. Cassius), AUCTIONEERS, BHAREBItOKKRS Wbarf-street. Agents for New Zealand Insurance Co. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, At 12 o'clock. TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. Ex Zephyr, now discharging. POLLOCK AND BEVAN, instmcted by Mr J. Hall, in consequence of his retiring from business, will sell on the wharf, alongside the Zephyr, at the above hour, his entire shipment by this vessel, consisting of — H. 100 pockets sugar D 100 „ „ r D 100 boxes candles FB 25 cases FTennessy's brandy FS 5 qr-casks vinegar FD 3 case 3 cocoa FA 1 case mustard J II 1 pocket sewing twine. The trade aie respectfully invited, as the lots will be fold in trade lines. Mr Hall's instructions are to selj to tbe highest bidder, so as to avoid taking the same into store. Terms at sale. THURSDAY, MARCIJ 7, "" At 11 o'clock. TO BAKERS & STOREKEEPERS. FLOUR- ! FLQUS ! ! POLLOCK ANP PVAN, favored with instructions from Mr John Hall, will sell at ln's Stores, \yharfstreet, as above — 20 tons Anderson and Co.'s Kakanui flour. Terms at sale. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, At 11 o'clock. TO TOE MERCHANTS, STOREX E E PE R S, A N D T R A D I N G COMMUNITY OP HOKITIKA, GREYAIOUTH, KUMARA, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. MO^T IMPORTANT AND UNRE.SERVKD SAJjB OH 1 THE LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCKIST TR'.DE, BONDED AND FREE SCORES, OF Mli JOHN HALL, WSARF-STRE,.T. P,O LLO C X AND BEY AN, , favored with instructions from Mr Hall, who is leaving f>r Europe, will pell as .above — Lot 1. That old-established and valuahle freehold Store, corner of Wharf-Street and Gibson's Quay, with frontage to Revell-street, and facing the new Harbor Board buildings, and where Air Hall has carried on his extensive and lucrative business for the last 13 years. Lot 2. The laige Bonded Warehouse and Free Store adjoining the i above, only recently erected at ' considerable expense, and commanding the entire business of a public bond in Hokitika, as well as large storage accommodation. Lot 3. The whole of the extensive and we}l •• assorted Stock-in-trade of prpvisions, .oilman's store?, wines aud spirit?, tobaccos, colonial produce, &c, &c. The Auctioneers desire to direct special attention to this important and valuable sale of stores and general merchandise, an inspection of which is invited prior to sale, as it ia 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 bidder. Without reserve. LEA T HER! LEATHER!! FRESH CONSIGNMENTS. "OOLLOOK and BEVAN have always i ON SALE a superior lot of Stout and Medium Kip, Yearling French Calf, Crop Harness and Bridle Leather. MONDAY, MARCH 11. MARK SPROT AND CO. will Bell by public auction at their yards, ARAHURA— £A FA T CA 1 TL E, Uv a draught of Bullocks £knd Heifers, of good quality, an<J suitable weights for the season. A FIRST-CLASS SPRINGERS. -f BULL, X Mr John Ferguson, K[\f\ PRIME CROSS-BRED Q\) \J WETHERS, top weight and quality ; grazed at Longbcach, For Mr John Grigg. A F A T LAMBS, O\J from tbe Kokotahi, For Mr Thos. Harris. Notices. TO LET, FOR a term of years, Bueh.y Park Farm, adjoining the residence of E. Patten, Esq. For particulars apply to H. CASSIDY. FOR SALE, A SPRING- CART. Apply to P, QUINN, Arahura. ■J7IOKMS OF AFFIDAVIT, -B- In Proof of Debt, Can be obtained at the West Coast Tjmes Office, At Is per dozen.