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West Coast Times, Issue 2855, 28 May 1878, Page 3

Wotices. DUKE op EDINBURGH THEATRE. GO AND SFaE THE RAPHAEL FAMILY TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, RAPHAEL'S UNRIVALLED GYMNAST FAMILY. The Word Renowned MASTER V R A N X L V N , The Woderful Indiarubber Boy. M A S T E. R B UR N E LL . The CclebrateJ Juvenile Blondin. Daring Double and Single Trapeze Feats, Slack iiope, &c, by LITTLE JOEY The Wonder of the Whole World. MISS SELINA, The Lady Acrobat and Gymnast. Tbe Japanese Box Trick, Drawing-room Entertainment. Wire Walking Feats. Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. One of the best Entertainments before the Public. HOKITIKA GYMNASTIC CLASSES. FOR GENTLEMEN. TUESDAY and FRIDAY, from Bto 9.30 p.m. Fees,, per Quarter, £1 Is, FOR BOYS. MONDAY and THURSDAY, from 5 to 6 p.m. « Fees, per Quarter, 16s. Fees payable in advance. For further particulars, apply to OSCAR DAVID, Swan Hotel. MONSIEUR OSCAR DAVID GIVES LESSONS in FRENCH and GERMAN. For further particulars please apply ' SWAN HOTEL. Auctions. F. A. LEARMONTH AND CO. (Successors to William ToddJ, A UCTIONEEKS, VALUATORS, -£*- SHAREBROKERS, AND COMMISSION AGEN'iS, Commercial Sale Rooms, \ WHARF-Si'KEET, HOKITIK/J Agents for South British Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Australian Mutual Provident Society, Commissioner of Native Reserves, and Public Trustee. AUCTIONEERING NOTICE. TOWN OF KUMARA AND DISTRICT. \Jk 7 E bear to inform our friends and 1 y T the public generally that we have I this day established a Branch of our j AUCTIONEERING, COMMISSION, j and INSURANCE AGENCY BUSI j NESS in the premises lately occupied by Messrs Joshua Gibson and Co., of Seddonstreet, Kumara, under the management of | Mr W. G. Runcfe, who will be prepared to ] undertake sll business entrusted to our care. j F. A. LEAUMONTH & CO., Wharf-street. Hokitika, 14th January, 1878. SATURDAY, JUNE 1, At 11 o'clock, In the Mart, Wharf-street, Hokitika. SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, WITH THIRTY ACRES FREEHOLD, KNOWN AS « KIRKSTALL," KANIERI ROAD. FA. LEARMONTH AND CO., c have received instructions from E. Patten, Esq., on account of his coming to reside in the town, through increase of official duties, to sell by public auction in the Mart, on Saturday next, Ist June< at 11 o'clock— Hie splendid freehold property known as KIRKS TA LL, consisting of thirty-one acres of choice freehold land, twenty-five acres of which are cleared and laid down in English grasses, the balance, six acres, native bush. On the property is erected a good • substantial six- roomed house, stables, dairy, outhouses, &c, there is also a good garden in full profit, well stocked with fruit trees and rare shrubs, tbe whole comprising by far and away, the most comfortable suburban residence in Weetland, commanding as it does some of the finest scenery in the world, tbe snow capped Alpine EaDges on the one side and the town ot Hokitika and roadstead on the otber. Intending purchasers or speculators should also take into consideration the rapid development of the Butcher's Gully reefs, and the well-known wealth of the Kanieri district, which this property mnst command, lying as it does fronting tbe Kanieri road, just one mile distant from the Hokitika Poet-office. In fact, as the district is now going ahead so fast through the starting of the harbor works and the development of the quartz reefs, silver mines, and alluvial mines, this property must at no distant date, command a splendid price, if cut up and sold in town sections, containing the quantity of land it does, viz., 31 acres in one block, so close to the town of Hokitika. Title— Under the Land Transfer Act. Terms — Most liberal, as the bulk of the purchase money can remain on the property for a number of years at a nominal Interest. For iurther particulars and cards to view, apply • F. A. LEARMONTH & GO,, Auctioneers.