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West Coast Times, Issue 307, 17 September 1866, Page 3

Land and Houses* F O R SAL E, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. To Capitalists, Speculators, and Parties in search 1 of a First-class Investment. THE CAFE 'DE PARIS. M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. have received instructions from Mr P. Solomon, who is about to proceed' to England, to sell, by private contract, that well-known and justly-celebrated Hotel, ' THE CAFE DE PARIS. The Hotel occupies one of the most central positions in Revell. street, and consists of bar. dining-room, parlor, 23 bedrooms, and kitchen, fitted with all the most approved appliances for cooking. 1 Jn calling attention to the above most desirable investment, reference need only be made to the position which the Cafe has always held as the, ' FIRST HOTEL IN HOKITIKA. The house is now doing a large and profitable business, and the buyer cau confidently rely on taking the purchase-money out of it within twelve months. For further particulars apply to t M'Landbess, Hepbxjbn, & Co., , 4264 s Wharf street. FOR SALE, A large, well-finished DWELLING-HOUSE, n Revell street, nearly opposite the Theatre ; well adapted for a place of business. Apply to James. M'Haffie, Accountant, > Weld street. 4170 ! : . rriHE undersigned are 'favoied with - 1 - instructions to Sell, by private con- ' tract, HOTEL, commanding position,, Gibson's Quay. HOTEL, very conveniently and wellsituatp, Revell-street; good business, and*terms easy. HOTEL, central situation, Revellstreet, with concert hall ; fine premises. HOTEL, Revell-street, well-esta-blished. Also, Several good business HOUSES, town and country. / Best available Business Sites in Hokitika. Gentlemen's Residences, Villas, Dwellings. - , Boarding Houses and Cottages. Shops and Houses to Let. - E. B. Peaece and Co., Auctioneers, Valuators, and Estate Agents, Revellstreet, near Union Bank. * 3987 "n O R SALE. OTAGO HOTE L. Apply, E. B. P,eabce & Co., 4090 Revell-street. FOR SALE, • FREEHOLD SECTIONS, 15 lots, part of Rural Section No. • 8237, situate Town Belt North, frontage on beach and Lance's-road,,adjoiningslaughter yards. These lots are particularly suited either for villa sites or market gardens. A Iso, -20-acre section, south side /of Hokitika river, adjoining the Maori reserve. T EASEH OLD— IS,OOO acres of courJj try, together with about 80 head of cattle. Extend lease to' 1880. Price moderate. Apply to v Eveeaed W. Jones, Estate Agent, Temple 4 Court Chambers. 4159,. Missing Friends. ■ JOHN SERGENT WINNEY— ShouId t) this meet your eye, you are requested to return at once to -your distressed wife and family in Christchurch. 3859 IF this should meet the eye of JOHN M'INTOSH, his brother ROBERT i^ anxious to hear frOm him. He was last heard of in December 1865, digging with Henry Gerard, son of the late Dr. Gerard, of Auckland. Any information of v the above will be thankfully received by RoUert M'lntosh, Wanganui, Wellington. . 3646 BROCKLEHURST, from -^■-*- Macclesfield, England, you are requested to write to your brother David, Revcll street, Hokitika. Important news from Home. Last heard' of jn Southland. .Anyone knowing of his whereabouts, will oblige by writing to the übove address. 4032 TSELEAST.— If this should meet the JD eye of Josephus Murphy, or any one knowing his whereabouts, please write to the undersigned, on business of importance. William Mubphy, _ Edward's Reef, Donnelly's Creek, 4285 • Victoria. \ TTENRY CROSS, your brother Fred -*--*- wishes to hew from you. News from home of your father's death. Address, Princesa-streot Timber Yard, Dunedin. 4152 MR. WM. ROBERTS begs to inform the public generally that he has purchased the Establishment formerly J. C. Brooke and Co., and trusts by his personal attention to ensure a share 0 public patronage. 4328