Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

West Coast Times, Issue 7282, 8 January 1889, Page 3

Business Notices. ~ NOTICE TO BREWERS, MALTSTERS & OTHERS. FOR SALE OR TO LET BY TENDER, ALL those Properties Situated in Weld Street, Hokitika, being the PHCENIX BKEWiiRY, MALT HOUSE, TWO STORES & DWELLING HOUSE ; Also, STABLE and Section in Tancred Street. For some time Mr Pizzey's health has not allowed him to give the attention to the Business that it required, and tbe late very serious accident be has met with has determined him to Offer the whole of his Properties To Let or for Sale by Tender. i The Brewery is a Three Storey building, and is about 50 feet in width by 120 feet in d'pth, It is fitted with al2 Horse-power Ste/m Engine and Vertical Boiler (nearly new), a Double Action Pump, supplied by a never failing supply of splendid water. The Brewery is fitted with all Modern Appliances, Patent Refrigerator and Mashing Machine. The L : quor and Wort Tuns are fitted with large copper worms ; most of the tuns are new. Steam is applied for heating liquor and steaming casks, and the Machinery is fitted to save as much labor as possible. There is a large Stable and ? Six 400 Gallon Tanks for raio water. The Yard is paved so that it ia always in a clean condition ,* the Drainage of the Brewery is also perfect The Malt House was designed by Mr Annson and has a very haDdsome frontage and is a very substantial building ; tbe Malting floor and Store Koom above is 30 feet wide by 120 in depth ; the whole is lined throughout. The Steep has a capacity to hold 200 bushel?. The Kiln iB built of ttone and brick ; the Kiln floor is laid with perforated cast iron plates. This building being in the Centre and Best Street in the town, is well adapted for , any large Manufactory. The Cottage adjoining the Malt House is now occupied by Mr Pizzey ; it contains a Conservatory, large Hall, Sitting, Dining and Four Bedrooms, Pantry Kitchen, a Wash House, Bath Room, and Green House at the back. 1 he two Stores are well adapted for any large Business. i The Stable in Tancred Street has 5 Stalls, Loose Box, Harness Room, and large Loft above. These Properties are well adapted for a Co-operative Brewery and Malt House, and the Stores for other business trades that would work well with the Brewery. The Properties are opposite to one another, and could therefore be worked under one inspector. There is every reason to believe that Hokitika has seen its worst days. Large returns are being obtained from sluicing claims, and reefs with splendid prospects are being opened at Cedar Creek, Donnelly's, and Taipo. The prospects of the William Tell claim are very good ; tbe machinery is now in course of erecioo, and the claims adjoining are getting good prospects. Machinery is also being erected at the Taipo. The Mont 'd Or sluicing claim is paying large monthly dividend?, and there are many ' other valuable claims in tbe Boss district. Old Kumara still retains its good reputation. New sluicing claims are being started besides prospecting and other miniDg venture?. There is no doubt the Midland Railway will start operations soon after Christmas, and the large works that have to be completed will employ a large amount of labor in the district for years. TENDEES CLOSE on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1889. Address— Me PIZZEY, HOKITIKA. Tenderß for Purchasing the Property must state outside tbe envelope what Property is tendered for, and must enclose marked Cheque lor 5 Per Cent of the amount offered. Liberal terms to purchasers will be conceded. Tenders for Renting the Properties must be marked outside for what Property tendered, and must enclose references. A list of Fixtures, &c , that will be Sold, or Let with the Brewery can be obtained and Property viewed any afternoon. Parties Purx2h,a c inq or Eenting the Brewery will have to take Soiling Stock, Working Utensils and Merchandise at valuation. NO TENDER NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. O'DONOGHUE & CAHIU DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, KEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT THEY ARE NOW SHOWING THEIR FIRST SHIPMENT OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS IN ALjL THE lATEST IVOVEI/riES. Q^JDonoghue and CaMll, REVELL STREET. GKEAT CHEAP CASH SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. BEING over»stockedin every Department, and in consequence of the very late arrival of my Summer Goods per s.s. lonic and other steamers. I have determined upon commencing this Sale before tjhe Holidays, thus nffordiog everybody an opportunity of obtaining New Boots and Shoes tor Xmas.^ My stock being very large and complete, it suits every taste, age and pocket. A Price List of a few lines will show the O:RE.A.T REDUCTIONS; S« »• 8. ». Ladies Strong Walking Shoes ... 7 6 Men's Bluchers 6 6 Good Prunella Boots 5 6 Strong Lace ... 7 6 Good Kid L.S Boots 4 6 Watertight Bluchers, pegged ... 12 6 Button Boots, high legs 10 6 Watertight, pegged 12 6 Evening Shoes 5 0 E.S Boots from 5 0 Girls' Kid E.S Boots 4 6 Balmorals and Shooters 12 6 Girls' Button Boots 5 0 Youths' Blucherß 7 6 Girls' Shoes 3 0 Shooters and Balmorals, very cheap Babies Boots and Shoes, Is. Several Job Lines almost Given iiwav [oj *■ EVERT ATTENTION PAID TO LEATHER & GRINDERY TRADE.— I HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK. Also: REPAIRING AND BESPOKE DEPARTMENT. W • MO » RIIH 9 MANUFACTUBER AND IMPORTER OF BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER & GRINDERY