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West Coast Times, Issue 32, 17 August 1865, Page 3

FRIDAY, 18th AUGUST, At 12 o'clock sharp. To Painters, Paperhangers, Glaziers, &c. RICHARD REEVES & CO. WILL sell by public auction, at thoiv rooms, Wharf street, on Friday 18th instant, at 12 o'clock sharp, 10 cases Cosen's kerosene) . 10 drums raw oil 10 do' boiled oil 2 bales calico 3 cases satin paporhangings 5 cases glass, assorted sizes 4 bales paperhangings 1 cask putty 4 cases glass Terms at sale. FOR SALE.. "DICHARD REEVES and Co. have on hand XL for sale — 4000 feet supew. 5x2 and Gx2 red pine 1000 do do, T and G timber Doors, D.M., R.P., and S.M., Architraves 2000 feet weather boards FOR SALE. To Persons desirous of investing in a lucrative Hotel Business. RICHARD REEVES & CO. TTAVE FOR SALE, by private treaty, A first class Hotel in the main street, at present doing an excellent business. For particulars and terms apply at our rooms. RICHARD REEVES AND CO., Auctioneers, &c. Wharf atreet, August 16, 1865. RUSH DOWN SOUTH ! To Packers, Diggers, and others. THE undersigned begs to notify that he has commenced business as HORSE SHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH At the Totara Diggings, when he hopes, by civility and moderate charges, to receive a share of your patronage. JOHN LINDSAY, Horse Shoer and General Blacksmith. FOB BALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, The Proprietor leaving for England, fipHAT well known, favorite place of arause- •*■ ment, THE LONDON HOTEL, Substantially built, 70 x 20, with iron roof, -weatherboarded and floored throughout, commanding one of tho most central positions, and doing a trado at the present time btftoYiutO none in the township of Hokitika. For termsancf partiu'tfiars-^S^^-Jhe. Hotel, to tho Proprietor, J. H. KEBBLE, RICHARD REEVES & CQ. Have FOR PRIVATE SALE THE right to tho Ground and Building next Schluter's Hotel, in Wharf street, being the LATE OFFICE OF THE "TIMES." y FOR SALE. THE Cutter HEATHER BELL. Apply to J. Cutlingham, Union Hotel. WRECK Oj^IIE P.S. NEW ZEALAND Damaged Drapery and Clothing. IMPORTANT NOTICE. MfBEATH and Co. bog to intimate to their numerous customers and the inhabitants of Hokitika in general that they have secured the greater part of the damaged Drapery and Clothing wrecked in the p.s. New Zealand, amounting in value to sovoral hundred pounds sterling, at a mere nominal price. They have also a large consignment to their own firm partially damaged M'Beath and Co. will be prepared to offer the whole for positive salo upon SATURDAY, 19xn INSTANT^ And following days, until the whole is cleared out, at least 75 per cent, less than English cost price. Such an opportunity as this seldom occurs The following goods aro worth especial attention : — Slightly Damaged— Coats, vests, and trousers ' Flannels and drawers Tweed shirts, Crimean do Blanlcets, doublo width oalioo Oil baize, and American cloth Aberdeen half hose Waterproof coats, leggings and gaiters Hats and caps Also, a largo quantity of ladies' drapery, pavtly damaged, will bo sold at an enormous sacrifice to effect a olearancc — . Ladies' mantles and jackets Long and square shawls Embroidered Wincey dresses and skirts Crinolines, Garibaldi jackets Under clothing, (only soiled) Hosiery and gloves Remember Saturday, 19th instant. JUST ARRIVED AND ON VIEW, THIS DAY, Per William Miskin— A magnificent assortment of gents olothing, of the nowest fashion, and very best description, inado expressly to our own order, consisting of — Silk, mixed tweed, and doeskin suits Vests and trousers to match Hiding pants Hats — Barathea, Sterooscopio, nnd others, tho latost novelties in fashion, French and English Crimean shirts, newest patterns Collars, ties, and scarfn. &c, very reohereho Tho abovo aro well worth innpootion. Mcbeath And (jo., Kovell Street.