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Kumara Times, Issue 411, 19 January 1878, Page 3

AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE. TO MY CONSTITUENTS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. GENTLEMEN,— I take this opportunity of returning my most sincere ; and heartfelt gratitude for the support ‘accorded by you tb myself during the ipast ten years, and wherever my future lot may be cast, will ever hold ingrate■ful remembrance your many kindnesses. I have the pleasure of informing you 'that Messrs F. A. LEARMONTH & ‘CO., have purchased the COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS, in Wharfstreet, together with the GOODWILL •of the and as I shall be cpn'ducfcing the Auctioneering branch for 'some months to come, I trust that the •same liberal patronage accorded your '(humble servant, will be bestowed on any successors. Believe me, •Gentlemen, Yours truly, WILLIAM TODD. Hokitika, December 3rd 1877, In EPERKIN Gto the above, we beg -lie to inform our -friends and the public generally, that we intend carrying on -the AUCTIONEERING and ♦COMMISSION BUSINESS, formerly ‘carried on hy Mr Todd, in tiie same premises, Wharfs-street, in, conjunction 'with otopreaent Commission and Sharfefcrokingßusfhesa _ Parties favouring us with instruc-tions-for -Auction Sales -may rely on their receiving every attention, as for a tfew months Mr Todd will conduct all ‘Bales on-eurbehalf. Trusting by prompt attention to and 'retums ef sales, -to merit a continuance «of the patronage so -liberally accorded to oor predecessor We remain, •Gentlemen, Yours obediently, Y. A LEARMONTH & CD. Hokitika, December S, 1877. TUESDAY, S9th JANUARY, At. 11 o’clock punctually. by oiam& m the mortgagee. IMPORTANT SALE of the most , CENTRAL BLOCK nr the TOWNSHIP OF KUMARA TjV A LEARMONTH AND CO., A • instructed by the mortgagee, wdl sell by public auction on the premises— That most valuable site, corner of Main street and Seddon street, ; Kumara, on which is erected that weli-known property, known as THE ALB lON HOTE L, and containing 10 rooms, dining ; department for 100 men, all ■ superbly fitted up: This section , has 165 ft frontage to Main road. and ,33ft to Seddon street, and included in the above, held under lease, stands O’Donnell’s Stables, Fisher’s Boot Shop, barber’s shop, ' , and Wood’s blacksmith’s shop. The hotel is insured for £7OO, and has a,12 o’clock licence, with -an established trade* ~ Under Instructions/from the Trustees in the Estate of ; Rouslton and M ‘Uroy, The whole of the stock-in-trade, bar ■ requisites, patent beer, ezines, furniture, comprising tables, chairs, hair sofas, engravings, lamps, ■cooking range, bedroom furniture, . tanks, chests of drawers, cheffoUiers, ■ • . carpets,,. crystal, kitchen utensils, Ac.. 4 in fact, everything required for the conducting of trade. • Terms liberal,. declared at sale. a Without the slightest reserve. Note. the purchaser of the hotel desires he ban have the furniture taken at FIRST .CLASS INVESTMENT. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, Failing which, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ■■■ ■ OST FRIDAY, 26th JANUARY, At 10 a .m. JT A. LEARMONTH AND CO., f' *. under instructions from the trustees, in the Estate of. Langmiere, offer for sale— That well-known and valuable property, at present doing a splendid paying business, corner or Seddon and Second streets known as the— EUROPEAN HOTEL* Together with Stock, Bar-fittings, Furniture, and all the requisites necessary for carrying on a lucrative business. - Purchaser of Hotel can have the opfeoh of taking Stock, Bar Fittings, and Furniture at valuation. , The house is in full swing, and immediate possession Can be given. Without the slightest reserve.