From the Kentish Gazette, 4 June 1839.

FREEHOLD COMMERCIAL INN AND PUBLIC HOUSE, HERNE BAY, KENT.

With Possession, Messrs. WARLTERS and LOVEJOY WILL SELL BY AUCTION.

At Garraway's Change Alley, on TUESDAY, June 11th, at Twelve, by order of the Mortgagees under power of Sale, A most desirable FREEHOLD INN and WINE VAULTS, known as the "Collard Arms," the corner of Mortimer street, in the best part of that fashionable watering-place, Herne Bay, Near Canterbury, Kent.

The premises have been recently built in a substantial manner, and adapted for general business; the neighbourhood is thickly inhabited and daily improving. The house contains numerous bed rooms, dining room, and offices of every description for conducting a large business with carriage yard, stall-stabling for ten horses, coach house, lofts, &c., and immediate possession will be given.

May be viewed from Ten till Three by applying to Mr. V. Moys Fly, near the Premises; particulars had at the "Royal Oak," "Pier," and "Dolphin Hotels," Herne Bay; "King's Head," Margate; "Lion Inn," Canterbury; "Rose," Sittingbourne; "Sun," Chatham; "Prince of Orange," Gravesend; "Bull and George," Dartford; of Messrs. Jordeson and Webb, Solicitors No. 72, High-street, Burough; at Garaway's; and of Messrs. Warlters and Co. Farringdon-street, London.

From the Kentish Gazette, 3 September 1839.

COLLARD ARMS, HERNE BAY.

To be let or sold, with immediate possession, this free Public House, with excellent cellars, commodious rooms, stall stabling for ten horses, carriage yard and other conveniences, commandingly situated at the corner of Underdown Street and Mortimer Street for carrying on a good trade.

May be viewed on application to Mr. John Fly, Herne Bay; and for particulars apply, if by letter post paid, to Messrs. Jordeson and Webb, solicitors, 72, High Street, Southwark.

From the Kentish Gazette, 14 March 1843.

HERNE BAY.

A FREEHOLD COMMERCIAL INN AND PUBLIC HOUSE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Mr. PRICE WILL SUBMIT AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT Garraway’s, Cornhill. LONDON', on FRIDAY, March 17th, at 12 for 1 o’clock, by order of the Mortgagee, under a Power of Sale, a desirable FREEHOLD INN and Wine Vaults, of substantial brick erection, pleasantly situate in an elevated part of that highly improving and fashionable watering-place, HERNE HAY, and known as the "Collard Arms," being the Corner of Underdown Street and Mortimer Street.

May be viewed by leave of the Tenant. Particulars had at the "Pier Hotel," Herne Bay; the Principal Inns in the County; of Messrs. H. and O. Webb, Solicitors, 1, Albany, Piccadilly, at Garraway's, and at Mr. Price's Office, 48, Chancery-lane, London.