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West Coast Times, Issue 3831, 19 July 1881, Page 3

Notices. DUKE OF EDINBURGH THEATEE. WEDNESDAY^Oth JULY, BENEFIT TO THE WESTLAND HOSPITAL, Tendered bt MR, AND MRS HART, Who will Appear in two of their Musical Comedies, Assisted by MISS LIZZIE MORGAN, And a number of Lady and Gentlemen Amateur Vocalists ; Also by MR LANGDOWN (Violin), HERR VON WEBtiR (Piano), And Several Amateur Instrumentalists. Peices — Is, 25, and 3s. A. SOMERVILLE, Secretary. NOTICE. it/riSS E. WILSON (late of J. ManL'-*- son & Co.) begs to Inform the LADIES of HOKITIKA she has COMMENCED BUSINESS as DRESSMAKER, and is now Prepared to take in ordcr3. Addbess. — Next door to the Convent, Stafford street. Auctions. WADE & SPENCE. AUCTIONEERS Valuatoes, Shahebboker?, Commission Agents, and Licensed Land Beokebs, WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA. Agents fcr South British Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Core mission crs of Native Eeserves, and Public Trustee. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, JULY 19, At 11 o'clock. WADE & SPENCE will sell in the Mrrfc— 30 cases Sydney oranges No Reserve. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, At 11 o'clock. HORSES. HORSES. WADE & SPENCE instructed by Mr S. Osborne of C bristchurcb, will sell at Mr John Cameron's stables, Revell street, 14 firstclass horses, consisting of— 4 Young heavy draughts 6 Young staunch coachers, 2 Superb hacks. Terms at sale.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, At 12 o'clock. WADE & SPENCE, will sell on the tVharf alongside the Augusta, the following linos — 20 tons provincial flour in 200's, 100's and 50's. Guaranteed. 600 bags oats 158 do wheat 8 do pearl barley 24 do oatmeal 100 do barley 40 do turnips Terms at Sale. THE Undersigned have Consignments of tbe following lines ON SALE in The Makt Wharf Street, viz :— Flour, Victorian, &c. Oatmeal Oats Wheat Bran Jams Butter Chaff", Eastwood's and local Sharps Onions WADE & SPENCE, Auctioneers. MARK SPROT AND CO AUCTIONEERS AND CATTLE SALESMEN ARAHURA. FOR SALE BY TENDER. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. By Order of the Mortgagee Mr H. Friend, who has decided to return to England. THAT EXTENSINE and VALUL ABLE PASTORAL RIGHT, Run No. 37, Situated upon the Wataroha river, and containing 50,000 acres, with FREEHOLD of 130 ACRES Fenced and Subdivided into Five Paddocks; Substantial DWELLING- HOUSE, STABLES, OUTBUILDINGS, and STOCKYARDS, all recently erected and in good order, Together with ; Stock and Gear, Comprising 500 Cattle, 50 Horses, 180 Cro a s-bred Ewes in Lamb (all more or le3s), Spring Cart, Plough, Harness, Saddles, Riding and Pack Bridles, &c, &c. With GOODWILL of BUTCHERING BUSINESS, at present carried on with the adjacent diggings. Tbe above offers a rare opportunity to an enterprieing man with a limited capital, !}he country is good, not overstocked, and the locality a rising one. Aiso: Separately for Twenty Sections, IWn • of Okarito, as fenced in Blocks with Buildings and Improvements. Tenders for the above will be received by the Undersigned, up to Saturday, August 6th. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For terms and further particulars, apply to— MARK SPROT & CO., Stock Agents, Hokitika, T ITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING of ,JLi Every Description executed at The West Coast Times Office