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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1127, 29 August 1863, Page 7

HORSES. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have been favored with instructions to sell h _ Dub iic auction at Edd's Repository, on 71 SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, The following tliorough-bred horses— VENISON, a black horse, rising 6 years old, by (Ether, out of Maggie: (Ether see N. Z. Stud Book-, Maggie, imported from Tasmania. Venison, bred by - Macfarlane Esq., of Aucki ,1 as a 3-year old won the Maiden Plate,, the Xw Cup, and the Produce Stakes, in Auckland i7 6 i- and in the same year the Oamaru Cup, the Handicap, and the Forced Handicap; and in 1862, races at Tlmaru, Oamaru, and Dunedin, m the latter Ice beating Deception, Othello, and Rob, carrying ql lbs. extra weight, and the fastest races run on the Dunedm course. SIR WATIvIN, a brown colt, standing 15 hands high, and rising 3-year old, by Purston, imported by Capt. Russell, out of Vesta : Purston, by Flying Dutchman, out of Cruiskeen Lawn; Vesta; by Sir Watkin, out of old Vesta, half-sister to Jorrocks. BUSINESS BOY, bred by Joseph Storr, Esq., of Owstwick, a dark bay, stands 16 hands 1 inch, with great substance and superior action. He was got by the noted horse Protection, dam by Mr. George Wood's Colonel, great grandam by Cragg's Luck's All, great great grandam by Hobson's Old Truth. Business Boy took the prize for yearlings at the Driffield Agricultural Show in 1855, also at Bridlington, the same year he was highly commended, and took the white ribbon, it being the expressed opinion of the judges that such a yearling had never previously been exhibited at either of the above places. He also received the premium at Driffield iii 1859 for the second-best coaching stallion. For further particulars apply to 3599 MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON. FURNITURE, At the residence of W. L. Travers, Esq., Avonside. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have been favored with instructions from W. L. Travers, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his house, at Avonside, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, at noon, the whole of his capital household furniture and effects, consisting of:— Drawing-room furniture, walnut suite Dining-room ditto Bed and dressing ditto Kitchen utensils Plate and household linen China and crockery Collection of green-house plants. For further particulars, apply to 3598 Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON. PUBLIC HOUSE PROPERTY. THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE, KNOWN AS THE "LION," AT RANGIORA, TO BE SOLD.

Messrs. j. ollivier & son i have received instructions from Mr. Newton J to sell by private treaty, the leasehold interest unex- < pired, of about 5| years of the above valuable busi- i ness. The Lion Hotel is situated on the main road, and possesses every requisite accommodation for a good < business. . A , , There is a good bar, bar parlor, private room, and < six good bed rooms; skittle alley, capital stabling, with eleven stalls, and two loose boxes; and a large well stocked fruit and vegetable garden, together with five acres of paddock. The house and outbuildings are in excellent order, and ready for immediate occupation. The business is now paying a good return, and may be considerably improved by any person accustomed to the trade. The house is held at a moderate rental, with a power to purchase at the expiration of the term, at valuation. The Auctioneers are instructed to sell at a low figure to any intending purchaser, as the present occupier is desirous of retiring from the business directly. Tor particulars, apply to J. OLLIVIER & SON, Christchurch; or to MR. NEWTON, 294 i On the premises, Rangiora. valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have been favored with instructions from Mr. Hodgson, to sell by public auction, on an early date, All those valuable Freehold Building Allotments of Land on the road to Wilson's Bridge, and immediately fronting upon the property in the occupation of the Rev. James Wilson. The plots have been laid out in quarter-acre blocks, with convenient access, by means of roads made through the estate. Each plot will be offered at a very moderate upset price, and upon terms of deferred payments, at the usual rate of interest, so arranged as to suit purchsissrs The land has all been laid down to grass, is well fenced and drained, and is in every respect one of the most desirable sit«s in the vicinity of Christchurch for suburban residences. It is within one mile of the town, and in a district rapidly rising m importance. For plans and further particulars, apply to Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON, 216g Christchurch. TO BE LET, FOR A TERM OF 7 YEARS. CREMORNE GARDENS. LOWER LINCOLN ROAD. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have received instructions from Mr. Taylor to let the above valuable property for a term of seven years. The gardens contain four acres, or thereabouts, and are tastefully laid out with shrubberies, lawn, and flower gardens, with a large well-grown MAZE. There is a large saloon, about 24 x 38, for anci £S» arid a good cob built house on the ground, together with outbuildings of various kinds. The property is now offered at a moderate rental, and the season being about commencing, a good opportunity presents itself to any person desirous of carrying out the objects of the proprietor. A considerable business might be done here by any P er ?°n SSomed to the work of catering for pubho amusements. For particulars apply to Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON, 3718 _ Christchurch. kaiapoi island. Close to the New Bridge. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIEB & SON have received instructions from Mr. to sell by private treaty, A capital section of LAND, containing 25.acres, part of Section 412, and immediately joining the New Bridge, across the Waimakariri. For particulars, apply to Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON, 2223 Christchurch.