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West Coast Times, Issue 317, 28 September 1866, Page 3

Auction Adveifisements. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. Desirable Sec(icn, with Cottage aud Stabliug. p W. BINNEY Has received positive instructions from the proprietor to cell without reserve^ca 1 the premises, on Saturday, at 12 o'c'ock, shcrp, That derirable Secliou of Limd in Stafford stvoei., 33 feet x 34 feet back, with 9-slall stable, andtworoomed Cottage, let (by £2 per week. The Auctioneer would recommend inspection to parJies in search of premises. Property of this description is bound to increase in value, owing to the influx of population. Terms at sole. 4463 I |M| | Immediately after the above, Freehold Section and Building, known as the FIRE BRIGADE HOTEL. * Psp s W. BINNEY Will sell public auction on Saturday, at 12 o'clock, • ' .Tln't Desirable Freehold Residence, having a frontage of 33 feet x ] 65, known as the Fire Brigade Hotel. No reserve — Terms cash. ~ " - Also, 1 large Store, immediately opposite, 30 x 40 feet, well and substantially built. Terms Cash. 4462 THIS DAY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, At 2 o'clock. FAT CATTLE. 7" WILSON, BURNELL, AND CO. will sell by public auction, at their Yards, on the Beach, aA HEAD PRIME FAT CATTLE, Just arrived from East Canterbury, and Imported by MR JAMES WHITELAW, Who has been so long known in the Trade as one of the Earliest Deal6rs. Thcse"Cafctle consist of Prime Bullocks, Pat Heifers, and a sprinkling of Calves, in splendid condition, and can be confidently recommended to the Trade. REMEMBER— THERE IS NO RESERVE ON THESE CATTLE. j ' 4455 TEBE.MAKAU. I To Butchers, &c. YT7ILSON, BURNELL AND CO. Have received instructions from ' Mr Boyd Thomson, ' - to dispose by private treaty of his SHOP and PREMISES, With STABLE, &c., YARD, And everything complete, including TOOLS, &c, Situated in the Teremakau township. There is a very first-rate business, now being carried on in the above premises, and the reason for selling will be fully explained to any enquirers who may wish to apply. Terms so reasonable as to ensure on "early sale.* , Hokitika Sale Yards, Sept. 26, 1866. 4461 FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. To Capitalists, Speculators, and Parties in search of first-class Investment. IMPERIAL HOTEL. M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. are instructed by Mr Moran, who is about to proceed to England, to sell by private contract the IMP E R IAL HOTEL, s Having a frontage to Wharf street -of 37 feet 6 inches, to Gibson's Quay, 65 feet 4 inches, with 11 feet of a corner, z The Hotel consists of bar, two parlors, large dining-room, and six bedrooms, with kitchen and all the 1 other appliances of a first-class hotel. The situation of the Imperial Hotel at the corner of Gibson's Quay and Wharf street, is the best in Hokitika, commanding, as it does, both the wharf and the chief approach to the town. This valuable property, while offered in one lot, is capable of being divided into, two, one portion consisting of the two-storey house of six apartments, and the other the corner building, With bar and three apartments. Altogether, this „ hotel offers a chance to parties in search of a profitable investment, such as , rarely occurs in Hokitika, > 4474