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West Coast Times, Issue 364, 22 November 1866, Page 3

Notices. NOTICE. GW. BINNKY will hol.l WKhkJA . SALES of Furniture. Gcupiml titfects, and Sundries, every SATT r RI> \ Y. at his Mart, commencing :<* '''lei '•" n '< lix'k sharp. Nothing v. ill be ic-eived for these sales with any reserve. 028 NOTr C X . TO the LATE SHAREHOLDERS in the GROUND APPLIED FOR by the COMMISSIONER'S FLAT COLDMINING COMPANY, Kanieri. r J HE ' Registration of Protection of the above Ground having Expired, we. the undersigned, have applied for the same to the Warden. Geo. Lim brick Thos. Lcarmont John Ryan Saml. Van Ernest John Oreber Henry Gordon 1 Nov. 15, 1866. 5356 11/TISS COLLS' DAY SCHOOL, Revell street, Hokitika. (Opposite Messrs Jones & M'Glashau's.) All branches of English Education taught. Terms :— 3os per Quarter ; a reduction where there are three of a family. Instructions on the Pi\xoforte. 5"353 Land and HousesTO LET OR SELL, rriHE FOLLOWING ELIGIBLE PROPERTIES ;— That commodious and substantial Building, situate corner of Gibson's- Quay and Tancred street, aud kuoun as WILSON, BURN ELL & Co.'S BO XI). with, or without the Spstciuus Yard behind, 'which will be let separately or in conjunction with aforesaid building. COTTAGE, corner of Gibson's Quny and Fitzherbert street. Those splendid aivd centrally situate premihes in Rcvell street, so well known as the HOKITIKA SALE YARDS. For further particulars, apply to Mauk Sphot. 5422 Hokitika Sale Yards. "P O - 11 SALE. •*■ AN ALLOT MEX" T hi Revell-vh.vot, WITII THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUSINESS OF BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. T . NELSON, Retiring from Business, is desirous of disposing of Lib very eligible allotment, with the buildings thereon. Also, tbe carefully selected and extensive STOCK of BOOKS & STATIONERY. If not previously disposed of. the whole will be submitted to public auction on the 12th December, without the least reserve. T . NELSON. EEVELL-STBEET. 530< > SPLENDID INVESTMENT. FOR SALE. (THE BEST HOUSE, DOING- AS aOOD A TRADE AS ANY IN ST4.FFOKD TOWN) ROWER'S DUNEDIN HOTEL. -*- Main road. The reason the proprietor wishes to sell these valuable premises is, tlvit lie has made arrangements to transact another business. The house contains a bar, bar-parlor, private sitting-room, spacious ball and dining-room, and six bed-rooms : a detached room, and a firsr-rale kitchen, and has ;i frontage of 3fi feet to the main street, Stafford Town, by the full depth. For further particulars apply to Mr Powee, on the promises. 5355 Wines and. Spirits. ON S A L E, at t'l- St .iv, of tlie undersigned, Brandy — MarteJl's, Hennery's. Champagne- V, Prop., and Otard'h pale und d;irk, in bulk and case. Denis Mounies' in ca>e. Rum— -Lemon Harl\ bulk nvA bottle. Old Jamaica and Pine Apple, in bottle and bulk. Old Tom — Various brands. Geneva— J DKZ, in eases and hnlt'cases. Sclmaps — Aromatic. Whisky— Stewarl, Campbletown. and fine old Irish. Port Wines — Hunt's single, double, and treble-diamond, in bulk and rise. Roughton's and Cockburn'v. in bulk and ease, Sherry — Burdou's double-diamond, and Amontilado, in bulk and case. Colonial Wines— Hermitage. Burgu' dv, Reisling, in oulk and case. Champagne — In quarts and pints. MoselJe — Deinliardt and Co.'s No. 2. Hock Still, and Sparkling. Burguud}'- — Still, aud Sparkling. Bitters — Various brands. Ale — Bass\ and M'Ewuu's. in bulk. Byass', 'and Tnd Cuop, m bottle. Stout— By ass', Blood's, and MnehenY-, quarts and pints. Liqueurs, Cordials, and evn-y arti«'l<required in the trade. Rehvks and Co. Wine and Spirit Meiehanfs. 5365 Wharf-atreet.

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