Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 28, 11 January 1864, Page 5 (Supplement)

liobertson & Co.'siAdyer^iaements. TO CAPITALISTS, HOTELKJTEPERS, AKD ■■'■■ ' .. ' ; OTHERB. (ji T ;; ' ; ; .EOB POSITIVE SALE BY; AUCTION. ; „ TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY, 1864. ! - : '" s At Two o'Clock. ; ■>_■;■ -j AT THE PRINCE. OP WALES HOTEL. riRST-CLASS ■■FBEEHOLD PROPERTY, 1 ■•:■■■ -.■ • - ■- - . ■ • ■ . . ■ .. : v ' . '. . : COSBISTII{Q-;OB , ," . - FIVE AQEES LAN'I), On the Main North Road, 15 railes from Invercargill; on which is erected 1 THE TRAVELLER'S BEST HOTEL. j pOBERTSON and Co. have been favored with j. x\i instructions from Mr Andrew Fisher (who is. retiring fron business), to Sell by Public Auction, as above, that very substantially -erected roadside Hostelry, known as the TRAVELLEES' REST HOTEL, Si'ABLES AND OUTBUILDINGS, Together with All that piece or parcel of Land, being part of Block IX, Section 46, New River Hundred, haviDg a frontage of 300 feet to the Main North Road, by a depth of 919 feet (more or less), consisting of 5 Acres, the greater part of which is under cultivation. This property commands a position for doing an extensive hotel trade, and is THE BREAKFAST STAGE FOR COBB A:ND CO'S LWE OF COACHES TO THE LAKE. The TTotel, Stables, and Outbuildings are newly built, and of a most substantial character. TTTLE GUARANTEED. Terms liberal at Sale. For particulars npplv to ROBERTSON AND CO., Auctioneers, Or to JAMES KORNER AND Co., JSsk Street (near Dee Street), Invercargilli TO HOTELKEEPEIiS, CAPITALISTS, ! AND OTHERS IN SEARCH OF A FIRST- | CLASS INVESTMENT. ! FOR POSITIVE AND TJNRESEPvVED SALE. THE PRINCE OF WALESHOTEL. ON TUESDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, 1364, At Two o'Clock, p.m. ON THE PRE MI SES. ROBERTSON AND CO. Have beon favored with instructions by Mr "William Livrsey, who is compelled, by private affairs, to leave the colony for England, to submit to pub. lie competition, THE ABOVE-NAMED VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. The Prince of Wales Hotel is situate in Dce6trect, luvercargill, in the mest central pnrt of this rapid ly-rising town, und on . the direct voad for the Lake Wakatip, Nokomai, and all the other SOUTHLAND BORDER GOLD FIELDS. This hotel has also a very extensive connection among the principal squatters, oountry sctt'ers, and merchants of the Pcovince, and is admitted to be the leading hotel in Invffrcargili. Tiie premises stand upon a most eligible section, within a short distance of the General and Provincial Government Office?, and hive a frontage of 60ft. to D.'e street;. Tiiere is also a right-of-way, 18ft. wide, connecting Dee street with the Esplanade and Railway terminus. The hotel is two stories high, with verandah and balcony, the whole length of the ! building in iront and on two sides, with entrance to the balcony from the upper floor On the ground floor are — spacious dining hall, 50ft. x 20ft., 12ft. high, elegantly decorated, and fitted with chandeliers, &c. ; a smoking, chess, and conversation room, 20 % 20, furnished with couches , and every other requisite ; two private rooms, one bar parlor, a private bar, and a Invge and handsomely fitted public bar at the corner. | On the upper floor, there are four private sitting-room 3, with bedrooms attached, to suit families. There are also 47 bed- | rooms and a bathroom. . ; THE BILLIARD ROOM Is 28ft. x 24ft., 27ft. high, with a large ventilating skylight, and is fitted up in a style equal to any billiard-room in the colonies. The table is one of Tuurston's best make. The kitchen and servants' appartmonts occupy asp ice of 50ft. x 20ft. There are also pamries, a storeroom, spirit and beer cellars, and every other requsite for a first-class hotel. THE STABLES Are extensive and lofty, and have been built upon the most approved principle. A HORSE AND CATTLE SALE YARD Has been put up in the rear of the stables ; also, & poultry-yard; and there is a very lartje stock of oaten hay, which can be taken at valuation or not, at the option of the purchaser. Next door to the hoiel are the «-jction mart and aale yards of Me°-~* Oarey and Gil'";, sejek and stniiG I'.1 '. > ' men. T > 1 1 • «• n>' ■> n t p >erty to the t>,' lL -*i ' >r <• ti iicr bserve that L £i v t -i IJot-» is -• of the oldest "i. ai \ i -i' ' »c ».,u'i» ai^.und has been in t, ii'iCib c c pi" * proprietor since it was j v,,mt, it is . . i uSTO to ne > "» eulogium, ati'i h<- ut^g sceptical ca x H bv the most ri-; 1 examination, tha A CERTAIN,, FORT *-* ! Must accrue to the~pufchasei:. a /"- it: ~ : t