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Kumara Times, Issue 413, 22 January 1878, Page 3

TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY, At 11 o'olock punctually. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. IMPORTANT SALE ,OP THE MOST CENTRA'L BLOCK in the TOWNSHIP OP KUMARA. instructed by the mortgagee, will sell "by public auction on the premises--That most Valuable site, corner of Main street and Seddon street, Kumara, on which is erected that well-known property, known. I ' as SHE ALBION HOTEL, •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 1 _X J_ /~i>T» 111 <M. <• • JTisher'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'Hroy, The whole of the stock-in-trade, bar requisites, patent beer engines, furniture, comprising tables, chairs, hair jofas, engravings, lamps, cooking range, bedroom furniture, tanks, chests of drawers, cheffoniers, •carpets, crystal, kitchen utensils, &C; ; in fact, everything required for the conducting of a large trade. Terms liberal,, declared at sale. Without the slightest reserve. Note.—lf the purchaser of the hotel desires he can have the furniture taken at valuation. TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY, Immediately after Sale at Albion Hotel. < ', under, instructions from the Trustees in Roulston and MTlroy's Estate* ' will submit to public auction-^ Ist. That faithfully-built and HANDSOME containing Parlour, 2 Bed-rooms, Kitchen, and Scullery, situated , in the Main Road, near the Greymouth Tramway -Station, now in the occupation of Mr M'Hroy 2nd. Furniture and household effects. section is held by business licence, no large ground Sent to pay. Terms at sate.

THURSDAY, 31st JANUARY,. At 11 o'clock. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEARING OUT SALE OF FARMING PROPERTIES, BUTCHER'S WITH STOCK QF GROCERIES IRONMONGERY, CROCKERYWARE; ALSO!, HORSES, COWS. *>IGiS, <&c. . ' • instructed by Mr Joseph Beale, who fa leaving the Coast, will sell on the premises, Waimea, the whole of Ms freehold properties, fco&sisting of : 1* 3?orty-tine acres <of 'choicest iland in Westland, A 'adjoining Messrs Boi&t and Culjningham's form, Arahura, between the road •and iagoon, Id ''acres ploughed •and stumped, & acres under potatoes, and oats, balance sown down £a grass. This j Jand has always been fcoted for the heavy fctock of <eattle and «heepk,has carried, and being •perfectly secure from any rives, must commend itself to parties 'on the look out for a really good faaming being withm easy distance of the large centres t)f population, and within ten minutes' walk «f the Arahura % Ten acresvon terrace aV back of Waimea, ol which 3 aeres are cleared and in grass. '3. Fifty-acres Piper's Flat, through which the Quinn's Terrace lead of gold is supposed to run. This is a splendid run for sheep. 4. One half-share in 4 acre 3 land, Piper's Flat,, on which is erected slaugtiter-houss, with new double patent winch, yards, piggeries, good cottage and garden, with. &djoining. l paddocks for pigs, sheep, &c. $. The Post Office Store and butcher's ■shop, Waimea, with goodwill of business, at present doiag the largest trade in thVdistrict, with Jiew» stable at rear, large garden with full-grown fruit .trees. & jShe whole of the stock of groceries ironmongery* glassware, china, &c, &c. One horse, " Charley," thoroughly staunch in harness. One horse, " Tom," splendid hack. Two cows, lot of pigs, fowls, sundries. The whole of the household furniture and cooking utensils-Hsonsisting of couches, chests of drawers, tables, chairs, bedding, bedsteads, and wash-stands, &c., too numerous to mention in a limited •advertisement. All titles perfect. Sale unreserved* !