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West Coast Times, Issue 702, 24 December 1867, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. T BEG lo inform my constituents an|H the public of Hokitika, that I hagj engaged the services of Mr JAS. CR AI^B Junr., as my Salesman, who will,- ij^ra^B junction with myself, conduct "^ -s^^|[ future. G. W. Binney, Auctioneer, &c, Wharf street. Hokitika, Dec. 17, 1867. 11615 THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1868, At 11 o'clock, On the Premises, "Weld street. LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW FURNITURE. VALUABLE BUSINESS PREMISES. rj. w. b i nne y; " • favored with instructions from Mr Meyer, will sell by auction, as above, on Thursday, 16th of January, 1868* at 11 o'clock sharp, The whole stock of elegant and modern Household Furniture. Also, The very valuable Business Premises, having 20 feet frontage to Weld street by a depth of 66 feet, and being the best business site in Hokitika. Terms at sale. 11721 mo BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on -*- Saturday, 28th instant, unless previously disposed of by private contract, 26 feet frontage to Revell street, immediately opposite the Gridiron Hotel, and adjoining Tait Brothers, Photographers. Apply William R. Goodbick:, 11718 Corner Weld and Bealey streets. Notices. « GRAND ART UNION DISTRIBUTION OF CHRISTMAS PRIZES. A GRAND DRAWING OF PRIZES for Christmas Cakes and Confectionery will take place at the Vestibule of the Prince of Wales Opera House, on TUESDAY, the 24th December, by 400 subscribers, at 5s each. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS WORTH OF PRIZES. The prizes will be on view at the Vestibule on Wednesday, 18th inst.— the largest and most valuable of Christmas Confectionery ever distributed in Hokitika . Four large ornamental Christmas Cakes, value LlO 10s each— L42. Four ditto, ditto, value L 2 10s 6d— Llo 10s. Twenty ditto, ditto, value 10s 6d— Llo 10s. Three hundred and seventy-two Miscellaneous Prizes, at 2s— L37 4s. Tickets may be had at the Vestibule of the Theatre, at most of the hotels, or of 11556 XA. M. Donabd, Manager. SHOULD England go to war with the Abysinians, you can be fortified with everything that taste or mind can invent. Wines and spirits, from a bottle of Hennessy's P.B. to a bottle of oldfashioned English elderberry wino. Fruits of every delicacy in season, from a bonbon to a pine apple. Beautiful confectionery, including caseques, mottoes, &c. Dessert raisins, in lib. packets, beautifully embellished. New season nuts. French delfeatcies, quite original, and the world-renowned meat without bone, which never suffers from plcuro-pneumonia. Christmas presents from one shilling per packet in preparation. Sold wholesale and retail by the original caterer to the public, A. Walker. 11355 NOTICE. ALL Accounts due to the undersigned must be paid before the first of January next, after which date they will be handed over to a Solicitor. C. Meyeb, 11725 Weld street. ' NOTICE. fT^HE public are hereby cautioned X against purchasing a section of land, with hoxisc erected thereon, containing two rooms and kitchen, situate in Revell street North, and immediately opposite the Nag's Head Hotel, as I have given no one authority to sell the same, and anyone purchasing the same ' without my consent, will do so at their own risk. Samuel Jackson. Hokitika, Dec. 28, 1867. 11728 NOTICE. THE public are hereby cautioned against allowing my wife, Caroline. Jackson, to contract any debts on my account, as I will not be responsible for the same, as she left me without my consent, or my having given her just cause for doing so. 11727 Samuel Jackson.