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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 22, 28 December 1863, Page 6 (Supplement)

Eobortsoa & 00/s. AlYer^semstits,' TO y HOTELKEPPERS, 'CAPITALTSTa;' AND OTHERS INSEARCH OF "A- FIRSTCLASS INVESTMENT, EOE POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED . '."■'■ '■■■. SALE. .. ' '■-"■; ," ■' ■' ' • THE ', '■ '„ : . - 1 PRINCE OPWALES : HOTEt.i *_-^- ' i ON TUESDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, 18G4, ;"i At Two o'Clock, p.m. . ; : -j *■;..';•,. ' : .-- ■■•- i ON /THf PRE3TISES. ..-,. T> O•"B E ~ J£ ' TS G M AN D GO. h ■ ■■:;■ . ' ; ■•■•. ■.■■■•- . : '■- ; ..-. Havolxjen 'favored- '-with' instructions by Mr Wllliam.LiTesey, .who is compelled, by private affairs,to leave, the colony for ..England, to subtrtit to pub-^ lie competition, • . .-'""' THE ABOVE-NAMED MOST.'- '• ' valuable; property: The Prince of \Vnles Hotel is situate in Dbe- ' : ' street, luvercarfriH, in tbe mest centrai ■ part of this rapid lv-'risinij 'town. and. on the direct road for tbe Lake Wakatip,. ..'■ Kokoinai, and all theotber •-.-.' SOUTHLAND BORDER GOLD FIELDS.. Thi^ hotel has- also- a very extensive conjiecfion amoßij the principal -sqiintters, counh-y sott'ers, and merchants of the Pcovince, and is admitted to be' tbe leaclinjj hotel in Invorcargill. . The premises stand, upon a most elijjibl.s section, within, a short distance of the Genei-al and-' Provincial Government Offices, and have a frbnt ago of 60ft. to D.-estifiPt. Tiiero is also a rigbt-of-wny, 18ft. wide, conneethisr D^e street with, the Esplanade n.nd liailway tenninu?. . . . . The hotel 18 two stories hij;h, witii verandah . and balcony, fhe whole leng.tli of the biiilding in front ar.d on two sides, with' 'pn trance to'the buFcony from 'the "upper floor..- ■;■'• . • • On tho ground floor arc— spacious dining" ■.: hall, -.50 ft. s 20ft., 12ft. hi^ii, obgantly decorated, aild fitted with chandeliers, &o ■, .i smoking, chess, and conversation room, 20 z 20, iurnisbed with couches and every other requisite ; two private ro mis. one bat parlor, n- private bnr, and a lni-ge and handsomely fitted public bar at the corner.. . On fhe upper floor, there ai'e four private sitiinnf-room3, witlr bedrobms attached", • to suit families. Tiiere are also 47 bedrooms and a bathroom. THE BILLIARD BOOM Is 2S-"t. x. 2-iffc., 27ft. high, with a hn-ge yentVip.tliifr s\cy\ighk, and is fitted 111.) in a sl vie equal ta any billiard-voom in . ■ (he colonief. The table is one of TLurs- '■ ton's best moke. The kitchen and servants' apparfcrnenfcs 00- -... cupy si«pnpeofsort. .s2oft. There are also pantries, a storeroom, spirit- and l>eer c'clliirs, and every other requsite . ■ for a first- cluss hotel." ; THE STABLES - ire extensive. 'and 'lofty, and havo been built . upon the most approyed'principle. ATIORSE AND CATTLE SALE YAIID- I lias been put up in the rear of tbe stables; also, a 'poultry-yard; and there is a very-la:*<jo stock : of oaten iiay, which ; can be taken afc vnlaation or not, at the option of the purchaser. • -Ivesfc door to the hotel auction mart find sale yards of -Messrs Carey 'and Gillcs, stock and station salesmen. In. submitting this most valuable property f .fo <he mbH'e^the auetioneei*s would merely observe that he Prince of Walhs Flo'tel is one of the oldest ista'ilished hotels in Southland, 'and' has been in he bands of the present prcpi-'efcoi- since it; was )uilt, it is too- well-known to need any further (ulogiuyn, and tlie most sceptieiil can be convinced, )y the tnost ri^iil examination, that " . A CERTAIN FORTUNE " vlust accrue .to the purchaser. The fjrounrt upon whit-U the buildings stand will i." teased, for tlie term of tweuty-oue yeara, at an. ilmostnommal rental. ' ; -THE TERMS, '" ' iVhieh v.-ill be declared en the day of sale, firs of. the ■ MOST LIBERAL CHARACTER. Full particulars can be obtained on application to ROBERT ON AND CO., '■■•'• ■ Auctioneers. • ■'■■■■ COTI-AGE FOll SALE. ■ - KOE.Ta;ROAI>. POBSRTSON AND CO, have instruction L\> to Sell a well built Six Roomed Cottage, with i quarter aero Section. •■' This is a very superior property. For terms, &c, apply to . ROBERTSON" AND CO., .' ■. . . ; Auctioneers. Jakes' Homer & Oo.'S Adv.ts. ' ■.■■" ' HOTEL FOR SALE.'" TZOR >SALE, the OoodwiH, . together with- the I- Furniture," Fittinors. Staclc, and other Effects jf the RAILWAY .HOTEL, Bluff Road, 6 miles fi-on-i In vei ; ear 5 i 11, occupied and owned by Mr William O'Brif-n.- "Immediate possessioa given. Price, lovr. Terms liberal. „ •-.-•.'.. For further particulars apply on the'premises - 31 t0; . ■ JAMES 'KORNER& CO, " .. ; ; " " ; - Esfc street, Invcrcargili.* -, : ~ •;.-. • : HOTEL FOR SALE. ' j', TTiHCES- TRAVELLERS' ' .REST HOTEL, . ■i. -Great North Road, fifteen miles fi'Ojn- 'Inver-carg-ill, and -about five rnile3ifrom Wintoti: Bush. The .freehold consists of five acres -of land Jr— Stock and Furniture at a valuation. Mr Fisher, the. occupier and owner, is determined fa sell at a very \ow figure, as he lias made' arrangements to reliu • quish' the ! busiuess.'-' % .T-uis h'Ot.el'is rtninfaj'a pood trade, and could be considDrably increased. It, is the breakfast stage- for Cobb & Co's coaches to the Lake. This would be a safe and profitable invesfcmenVfor a 'married couple used to tbe business. sfr Fisher will be happy' tb show 'intending purchasers over tbe premises; 'ferms. exceedingly., liberal. Title perfect and guaranteed; [■ ■' For further particulars apply OH the premises ; 01 ™ JAMES kOR2J? / ER& CO, "';/ ' Eak street, Invercargill. . TO BOATMEN A^D OTHERS. V FOR vSALB, a Firsfc-class WHALEBOAT, . nearly new, and in good repair. Sails, yards., ie, complete. Price iow% :; " . <■- JAMES CORNER &' CO, ": .-,''■ •■■•'■' '•■'■"'■' ■■■''! -'■..■■ Esk street. ' !