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West Coast Times, Issue 175, 11 April 1866, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. Under writ of Fi. Fa : — Iv the undormoationcd causes : — Spence Brothers, v. Miller. Turnbull and Another, v. Miller. Bourkis and Another, v. Miller. M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN Sc CO. have received instructions from tho Sheriff, j to sell by Public Auction, THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 11th Instant, at 11 o'clock, sharp, The whole of tho Proporty in the Estate of the Defendant, comprising :—: —

A LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES, AND SPIRIT 5... A LARGE SHOP, With ample Accomodation in rear. All tho Right, Title, and lalerost, of tho said A. G. Miller, in and to tho Section on which tho Shop is built, and which is ono of tho best sites in Hokitika, having a Frontage of 18 feet to Rovell Street, by a depth of 165 feet, and situated exactly opposite tho Princo of Wales Opera House. Terms Cash. 2120

Wanted. WANTED, 200 MEN for tho Rail- \ way. Tho Highest Wages given. App.y, on tho works, to Smith, Hoyt, & Co., 16' M Invcrcargil. 17^ ANTED, Bones, Rags, old Copper, ' » and Lead. W. S. Lockhart (opposite West Coast Times oflice. 1936 IXTANTKD, a Strong Boy. Apply * v early at Harnett and Co.'s Lithographic Printing Oflico, Weld-street. 2024 WANTED immediately, a Fcmalo GENERAL SERVANT for an Hotel atßosstown. References required. Highest wages given. Apply to Mrs Giuson, Tramway Hotel. 2128 WANTED, a Housemaid for an Hold in tho country. Good reference required. Apply to G. W. Siieitaup & Co., AVharf-street. 2141 WANTED. —A Female Soivanl, at the Ballarat Star Hotel, Rovell Strecr North. Apply early. 2155 WANTED. — A Man Cook. Apply at tho Harp of Erin Hotel. 2153 A KCIIITECTUBAL DRAFTSMAN. J\. Wanted an Experienced Draftsman, capable of acting as Clerk of Works. W. B. Armson 2151 Architect,

NOTICE TO MARINERS. mHE schooner " SANGALIER " hav._L ing sailed from this port for the Molynoux on tho 21st of October last, and not having been heard of since, it is supposed that tho said vossol lias been wrecked on tho Coast > between this and tho Molynoux ; and as it is probable that the crow or part of tho crow may bo living at somo part of tho Coast, coasters are urgently requosted to keep a sharp LOOK-OUT for FIBES or other SIGNALS of DISTRESS, and NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that anyono supplying any information as to tho fate of tho Crew of tho " Sangalior," or rpscuing any of tho said Crew will be HANDSOMELY REWARDED. Mobison, Law, & Co., AgeDts, 1956 Wharf-slreet.