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West Coast Times, Issue 138, 27 February 1866, Page 3

Auotion Advertisements. On WEDNESDAY NEXT, tho 28th TNSTANT, At 12 o'clock. To Speculators, Capitalists, Hotol Kecpors, and othors. UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY in tho annals of Hokitika of in- ■ vesting monoy [in undoubtablo security wth safo andjquiok roturus. FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in conscquonco of tho Proprietor loaving tho district, rnHE pORINTHIAN TTALL, RBVELL-BTBEET. STOCK and FURNITURE AT A VALUATION. P ABEY & GILLES Wo received instructions from Mr. J. Habding to sell by public auction, on tho Promisos,"on tho above date, THE CORINTHIAN HALL, Rovoll-street. The Hotol is substantially built of corrugated iron, and comprises spacious Bar, Commercial Room, Bedrooms, Collar, largo and commodious Hall, wollvontilatod with windows, and capable of containing 700 persons, fittod with stago and all necossary theatre fittings; in all covers 33 by 86 feet of ground, loaving tho balance of the section, about 40 feet, as a yard, upon which is erected substantial outbuildings, The purchaser can take tho Stock, Furniture, and Scenery, at valuation. Tho Hotel is now doing a first-class business, and under small expenses ; and tho Hall is engaged by the celebrated Wizard, Professor Jacobs, for weeks, and other companies to follow. Tho above salo offers to speculators, capitalists, and othors an opportunity of investing whoro thoy can rely upon doubling thoir outlay in a short poriod, and one that tho presont proprietor would not part with did not othor ongagomonts elsewhere compel him to leavo tho Wost Coast. Tho Auctioneers havo great ploasure in calling particular attoution to this salo, thoir instructions boing to sell to tho highest biddor. Cabby &Gilleß, 1434 Auctioneers. THURSDAY, Ist MARCH. To Bankers, Merchants, Hotolkeopors, Doalors, and othors. Largo and Important Unrosorvod Salo of first-class Furniture. a W. BINNEY & CO., favored with instructions recoivod from MrM. Munchhausen, will submit to public competition, on the promisos, Wold-street, at 12 o'clock, without the slightest rosorve, tho wholo of his largo and well-soloctcd slock of roally first-class, woll-seasonod Furniture, tho whole having boon manufactured undortho mmodiato supervision of tho proprietor, consisting of— Couchos, easy chairs, dining-room do, single and double iron bedsteads, do do mattresses, in hair, feather, and flock, dressing tablos, wash stands, chests of drawers, 100 and other tables, whatnots, carpots, hearth rugs, druggotting, door mats, &c. Togother with^all his right, title, and interest in and upon that large and commodious built shop, having a frontage of 20 feet to Weld street, by 66 feet back. The auctioneers would impress upon parties in search of first-class furniture that this is an opportunity not likely to ocour again, as owing to tho continued ill-health of Mr M., their instructions are to sell ovory lot to tho highest bidder. In consequonce of the number of lots to be ofFored, the sale will commence punctually at 12 o'clock. Teyms *t m\v. 1460