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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1189, 28 January 1864, Page 7

Properties for Sale. WOODEND- HOTEL, NORTH ROAD. MESSRS. AIRMAN & WILSON have been I instructed to sell one half share in the CI WOODEND HOTEL, an NORTH ROAD, ne with 10 acres of freehold land, six of which are laid down in English grasses, oats, and peas. pa THE HOUSE Jg is most substantially built, and contains 15 rooms, with bar and detached kitchen. THE OFFICES 61 comprise a six-stalled stable, two loose boxes, and large stockyard, and there is a well stocked kitchen garden on the ground. The house is now doing a first-class business, n which is steadily increasing. c 61CG J se RUN ON THE ASHBURTON FOR SALE. U p< MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON are instructed to sell a run of 33,500 acres of good SHEEP COUNTRY, in the Mount Somers district, with _ Cottage, Garden, and other Improvements. Also, si 2 horses, stores, &c. ai Terms liberal. c 6061 FERRYMEAD TOWNSHff AND al RAILWAY TERMINUS. m MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON are instructed to sell in quarter-acre lots, the township of FERRYMEAD, ir comprising the whole of the deep water frontage ad- h joining the Ferryinead Railway Station. This being in connection with the Lyttelton and Christchurch Railway, the most valuable position in 5 the province for a township, being the point where - nearly all the vessels now entering the Heathcote river must discharge annually some 25,000 tons of imported goods, and re-load all the wool, the agri- "1 cultural produce, and other exports of the province, J thereby creating Ferrymead township the centre of a large resident population engaged in the transmission of goods between the two principal towns of the province. Its commercial value consists in the advantageous sites it offers for wharves, bonded stores, and warehouses, for the storage of goods awaiting transmission to Lyttelton or Christchurch, whilst the necessarily large numbers of persons engaged in these j pursuits will afford ample scope for a prosperous business to numerous tradesmen engaged in supplying their wants. The land is of excellent quality. There is abundance of pure wholesome water to c be obtained by sinking to a moderate depth, and - coals, firewood, sawn timber, and other bulky articles of general consumption may be obtained by residents at some 25 per cent under Christchurch prices. Plans of the land can be seen at the offices of the auctioneers, and at the Ferryinead hotel, at both of which applications for sections will be received at 2 an upset price marked on the plan, and on an - early date, of which due notice will be given. Each lot so applied for will be submitted to public auction, and become the property of the applicant, unless there are higher bids. Terms: One-third cash deposit, remaining two- J thirds in 6 and 12 months, bearing 10 per cent interest. Lithographed plans of the township will be sup- ' plied or sent to a distance on application. C 5994 ORIENTAL ROOMS, HIGH STREET. £ FOR SALE. 1 MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have been { instructed to sell the premises in High-street, known as the Oriental Rooms, next to Birdsey's ( British Hotel, also two cottages adjoining with sixty 1 feet frontage on High-street. Tonus v cij caoj-. noe HOUSE AND LAND. TOWN OF LYTTELTON. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have for sale ' a cottage of six rooms on one-eighth of an acre of freehold land, situate in Exeter street, Lyttelton, being part of town section Nor. 92. c2B DWELLING HOUSE AND QUARTER ACRE SECTION, (LEASEHOLD), CORNER OF CASHEL AND MADRAS STREETS. ; MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have been favoured with instructions from Mr. John O. Angus, to sell his Dwelling House, containing four rooms, with the leasehold of the quarter acre sec tion on which it stands, situate on Cashel and Madras StrG6tSi ,« The land is all enclosed and tastefully laid out, and is in a good state of cultivation. 0 st)lu RIVER FRONTAGE, BRICKS WHARF, CHRISTCHURCH. The only suitable site for a Boating Station on the Avon. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have been favored with instructions from the proprietor, who is about leaving for England, to sell that veiy valuable site the BRICKS WHARF, part of the town reserves, and comprising about 30 perches of freehold laud TO THE WATER'S EDGE, being the only piece of land on the river Avon with frontage on the water, and therefore admirably adapted for a boating establishment. There is plenty of room for a house at one end, leaving the rest of the land available for hauling up • and repairing the boats. The situation is also an extremely suitable one ioi public baths. c 6165 1 AVONVILLE. FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. For sale, eight sections. Apply to PERCIVAL PEARCE, at Messrs. Travers and Hanmer's office, Christchurch. Dated January 15, 1864. 0 " HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE. 2 TN a central part of Christchurch, on easy terms of " T payment, a good substantial seven-roomed house, with stable and other conveniences, garden attached; having long frontages as a corner section, and suit- - —- <■* LAND FOR SALE. TWELVE ACRES and a-half fenced in, and with an excellent sward of English grass. lh " land is desirably situated for a gentleman s residence- is near to the Avon, and in the neighbourhood of the residence of Mr. Stewart and Mi. I " Hitchens - j DRUMMOND MACPHERSON. Christchurch. November 11, 1863. c n — —" " LAND FOR SALE, ® On the River Halsewell. kAA ACRES of fine fat grazing land, we J lsl OUU for a Dairy Farm; with six-roomed House and out-buildings, consisting of stock-making-shed and loft, and open stable and stocic yard. xi Apply j DRUMMOND MACPHERSON, Christchurch. " 17th Dec., 1863. c 6 — FOR SALE OR TO LET. 24 — niHE LEASE of a first-class plot of LAND for T prem.M, adjoining the ntefartte lh Bank of New Zealand's new buildings, Chnstchurcli, ' having a frontage of 45 feet on Hereford Stre the same on Cathedral Square, with a depth of 100 fC This is one of the best business sites in Christ°hAppiy to URQUHART MACPHERSON, 23 aoi c L ? ttelton -