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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1392, 25 April 1884, Page 3

F0 R S A ::L.E- : . | \- REUBEN WAITE'S HOTEL j OITUATED at the Junction "of the O Westport, Reefton, Lyell and Nelson, Roads. The house is well and faithfully built, and has good accommodation. There is a good dry sixstall stable. A good garden, and a constant supply of excellent water close to the house. There are Ten Rooms, and Twelve Beds made up. All the chimnies "are built of stone and iron, in fact every convenience to carry on the business. There are nearly 12 acres of good land attached to the property (Government reserve), the rent of which is one pound £1, per year. Part is fenced in for paddocks. From continued bad health I am reluctantly compelled to part with this property. For particulars apply to the office of this paper, or Mr J. McGaffin, McGafßn's Hotel, Reefton ; or to Reuben Waite, on the premises. THURSDAY, MAY 15th, 1884, At 2 o'clock p.m. MOST IMPORTANT SALE of HOTEL PROPERTY ever offered on the West Coast. PATRICK BRENNAN, in conjunction with RICHARD REEVES, j favoured with instructions from Mr John McGaffin, will sell by public auction, on the premises, Broadway, Reefton, as above, the whole of THAT VALUABLE and MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED PROPERTY, known as McGAFFIN'S HOTEL, containing handsome Bar, 2 Bar Parlours ; ] magnificent Commercial Room,. 30 xlB ; most comfortable and complete Diking Room, 50 x 12 ; large 1 and commodious Billiard Room, containing one of Alcock's tables with everything complete ; 27 Bedrooms, private upstairs Sittingrooms, with bathroom and dressingroom adjoining, etc., etc. The KITCHEN is one of the most complete in New Zealand, fitted up with all modern improver inents, and containing Leamington range -largest size), with high-pressure boiler, which supplies hot water to bathroom } together with, the whole of the FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and FITTINGS ; with FREEHOLD SECTIONS at rear of hotel, used as Kitchen Garden, on which is erected a : ' SPLENDID LAUNDRY, fitted with . copper boiler, ironing stoves, ' etc., etc. , There is a LARGE STOREROOM attached to the hotel. The Hotel is 2-story, and is 35ft. x 99ft. having a frontage of 40ft. . to Broadway. The excavation - for the Gellar and appliances ] connected therewith, render it one of the most complete on the West Coaßt: \_ The Auctioneers have much pleasuse in calling the attention of speculators and ' others to this really important sale. The house is nearly new, Mr McGatßn having expended over £2,500. during the last twelve months in improvements on the building, and furniture. The whole of the furniture is nearly new, every room in the house- being furnished regardless of cost. Water is laid on over the house, with high-pressure pump at rear of hotel. ' The name <>f ." McGaffin's Hotel "is so well known that the Auctioneers deem it unnecessary to dilate to any extent on the commanding position the house enjoys for . doing the leading business in the Inangahua district.. ' Mr McGaffin's desire to visit the old country is the only reason for disposing , of this valuable business and property. Mr McGaffin's desire is to sell privately if possible, but failing that, the property will be positively sold Without the Slightest Reserve. For terms, etc., apply to the proprietor, on the premises ; or, PATRICK BRENNAN, RICHARD REEVES, Auctioneers. IN THE ESTATE OF. NICHOL RAVI SAY, DECEASED. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing in the above estate, if not paid on or before the. 30th April, 1884, will be placed in the hands of our solicitor for collection, without further notice. Mrs A. Ramsay's receipt will be sufficient discharge for same. JOHN MITCHELL | ' 4 R.C.FORSYTH .j trustees. . . "CATTLE' TRESPASS ACT, 1868." \f OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ii on and after the 29th day of April, 1884, the previsions of the "The Cattle' Trespass Act, 1868" will be ENFORCED on my Land, being section 33, square 135, District Inangahua, ' situated at Landing Creek, on the Buller road, County of Inangahua, aud that it is my intention to CLAIM damages for all cattle, or other animals TRESPASSING upon the said land, whether . the same shall be fenced or unenclosed. ... I Dated this 27th day of March, 1884. * ANDREW NESMITH,