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Lyttelton Times, Volume XV, Issue 860, 6 February 1861, Page 8

- MBn'iMnanwißßßiEvißHif'aaHnaHßaßiMHßaßßMaHißßßaaaMai SOUTH COLOMBO STREET. THE next sale of lots applied for in the property of W. S. Moorhouse, Esq., south Colombo street, will beheld at the White Hart Hotel, on THURSDAY, FEB. 14 Persons wishing to purchase any lots must apply for them on or before the 3rd February, and they will be submitted on the 7th February, in the usual manner. : Terms—One third cash; balance in 6,12 and 18 months, with ten per cent interest. Sale at Ono o'Clock. JOHN OLLIVIER,; Auctioneer. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1861. LAND IN THE TOWN OF CHRISTCHURCH, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE PROPOSED RAILWAY TERMINUS. MR. OLLIVIER will submit to Public Auction, at the White Hart Hotel, ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, All those quarter acre sections, part of Lot 123 of tho Town Reserves, that may be applied for in the above Property on or before the 9th February. These sections have all a large frontage upon the Town Belt and the proposed Railway Terminus and will be submitted at the upset price of £100 per quarter acre. Terms—One third cash, and the balance in 6 and 12 months, with 10 per cent, interest. Sale at one o'clock. _____ _____ ___ _ THE remaining Sections in the above Township are now open for Selection at the upset price of £12 10s. per Acre. The steamer Avon and several schooners have already made several successful trips to this Township, and sailed thence for Lyttelton with large cargoes of Wool: the question therefore of the navigation of the Saltwater Creek is now finally determined, and the result is found in the considerable enhancement in value of the adjoining properties. The Saltwater Creek has become the only outlet for the large agricultural districts surrounding the township, which' must be shipped at this port, and through which the Supplies for the Town of Sefton and the whole of the northern districts must pass : the river frontages have consequently acquired considerable value and are now commanding prices much in advance of the original purchase money. Stores are now being erected, and other buildings are in progress, together with a large Flour Mill in the immediate vicinity which has already been contracted for and will soon be commenced. For the few remaining sections, application must be made to MR. OLLIVIER, CASHEL AND HIGH STREETS. January 2,1861. ~~ VALUABLE - FREEHOLD LAND AT AKAROA. MR. OLLIVIER is instructed by Mr. Parker, . who ; is about to leave Akaroa for Christchurch, to offer for Sale all his Valuable Freehold Sections, situated in the town and immediate vicinity of Akaroa, together with his House and Outbuildings. The property consists of all That, desirable section in the centre of the town, with a frontage of 145 links on the beach road, immediately fronting the town pier and also having a fronting of: 270 links upon Church Street, and 121 links upon Aubrey Street; upon this section is a substantially built house, 33 by 27, containing seven rooms, with large two-stalled stable and harness room, and other convenient out-buildings, with a well stocked garden, consisting in all of about half-an-acre.

For business purposes this is the most desirable site in the town, as vessels of large tonnage can discharge their cargoes at the jetty, at the end of which there is 13 feet of water. Also, A quarter acre of Land immediately adjoining the above property, with a frontage of 235 links upon Jollie ■ Street, 110 links upon Church Street, and 210 links'upon Selwyn Street, the whole surrounded by a post and rail fence. :'. ...,■.:..'•..■•■ AISO, . ■ All those desirable Sections being No. 2 and 903 on the Map of the Chief Surveyor, containing 6a. Or; 27p. or thereabouts, having a frontage of 480 links upon Balgurie- road, commencing at a point 25 chains from the Beach road and having a depth of 1440 links, fenced with a ditch and bank and posts and rails,-—the whole of which is laid down to English, grass, with half an acre of vines and fruit trees of all kinds. " There is a convenient road from the upper. end of this section leading to the bush. This section is most suitable for private residences, commanding as it does a beautiful view of the harbour, and is well supplied with spring water all the year round. Also, Freehold Section No. 984, containing 18 acres of Bush Land on the Balgurie road, being the most agreeable site for building in the vicinity of the town. The Auctioneer is instructed to offer this wellknown property for sale either as a whole or in sections to suit the convenience of purchasers, and upon easy terms. " For further particulars and plans of the property, apply to Mr. OLLIVIER, • • -. ' Cashel and High Streets. ~~~ TO BE LET ON LEASE. TpHOSE convenient premises in Cashel A Street, now in the occupation of Mr. Button, haying a frontage of 30 feet on Cashel Street, and 85 feet in depth, with the advantage of an entrance at the back. The house and land is to be let for a term of 14 or 21 years, upon moderate terms. Terms easy.—Apply to MR. OLLIVIER, ' Cashel and High Streets. FEND ALL TOWN. 7 LAND IN ALLOTMENTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. THIRTY ACREsT^FIAND, in lots of from one acre and upwards, upon the Fendall Town road, with road and river frontages. This land is admirably adapted to the wants of capitalists who wish to secure a pretty site for a dwelling house at a short distance from the Town of Christchurch. Apply to . , MR. OLLIVIER, Cashel and High Streets. January 12,1861. MR. OLLIVIER is instructed by the Hon. C. R. Blakiston to LET,— A SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING HOUSE, On the' Ferry road, with a 12 acre Paddock. The House is in good repair and adapted for a family residence. :- Particulars may be obtained at the Offices, Cashel and High streets.