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West Coast Times, Issue 226, 9 June 1866, Page 2

Drapers and Outfitters. CHEAPSIDE HOUSE* (Late Union Hotel,) Reybll Stubs t, T\ CASHMORE&OO., lato of Daylesford, Ballarat, and Mel)6urne, bog to announce to the Inhabitants of Hokitika and surrounding Gold Fields thoy have taken those commidious Promises (formerly Union Hotel, Revell street), which thoy havo opened with a choice and well-selected Stock of MEN'S CLOTHING, BOOTS, HATS, HOSIERY, &c., OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; All which, having been purchased FOE CASH y AT THE CHEAPEST MELBOURNE M A R. X E T S , Will onablo them to fully cairy out the name of tho sign — « THE CHEAPSIDE HOUSE 1 PACKERS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ■ 2848* Auction Advertisements. THURSDAY, JUNE 14, At 1 o'clock. BRACKEN'S QUEENSTOW^j( HOTEL. TONES, M'GLASHAN AND CO., . instructed to that effect by the proprietor, H. W. Bracken, Esq., will sell by public auction on the above date, at 1 o'clock p.m., on the ground, That unrivalled and magnificent property THE QUEENSTOWN HOTEL, With right to- a full section of ground 33 by 165 feet, and situate in the very heart and centre of tho city. The extensive and judiciously selected stock of Wines, Spirits, Beers, Liqueurs, &c, &c., are all of the choicest brands; together with the strong and useful Furniture now in use in the Hotel, may, at option, be taken by the' purchaser of the Hotel, and Business at a valuation. In default, the wholo will bo disposed of by public auction.

Tho Auctioneers feol that in submitting this property they are offering to the " public the most valuable, lucrative, and profitable investment ever placed within their reach. While the commanding business now dono in this well-known establishment must in a short timo ensure* an enormous fortune, tho highly-fortu-nate purchaspr of this unrivalled property may (now that Westland is under a new regime) confidently look forward to the present enormous business being trebled and also to an incalculable increase in the valuo of the Section whenever it becomes a Freehold. The Auctioneers feel it their duty to state, that it is simply and solely by reason of the gradually declining health of the present proprietor, that this unprece* dontodly valuable property is brought into tho mai'kot for sale, and whioh will be a positive and absolute one. REMEMBER— THURSDAY, 14th INSTANT, At 1 o'clock. . JONBB, M<CrLABHAK&M < CrLABHAK& Co., '' 2932 Auctioneers. . ' ' First-class Property on Gibson's Quay, ON MONDAY,. JUNE 11, , At 11 o'clock sharp, n W. BINNEY AND CO., has been favored with instructions from P. Martin, to sell thoso Valuable two-stary promises situated on Gibson's Quay, near the PostjOffice, admirably adapted for offices of any kind, being situated in tho very bost part of Hokitika ; also, STOCK-IN-TRADH, consisting of Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Oranges, Boots, and General Stock. Without the; slightest reservet ■ }