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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1193, 6 February 1864, Page 7

IMPORTANT SALE OF FARMING STOCK. HAREWOOD ROAD, BY PAPANUI. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have been favored with instructions from Mr. Ladbrooke to Bell by public auction, at the farm on the Harewood road, on 1 THURSDAY, 1 ltli FEBRUARY NEXT, at noon, < 3 thorough-bred cows, by imported bulls, out of ( imported cows 1 ditto bull, by Regicide, out of Lady Montague 15 cows and calves. All these cows are wellknown and remarkably fine dairy stock. Several steers and heifers. 10 cart colts and fillies, from 3 to 4 years old. Several good hacks. Farm implements, &c., &c. Sale at Noon. 394 IMPORTANT LAND SALE. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have been favored with instructions from C. E. Dampier, Esq., to offer for sale by public auction, on an early day, The whole of the lots remaining unsold of that valuable estate at CHRISTCHURCH QUAY EAST AND WEST, comprising several valuable sections of ROAD AND RIVER SIDE FRONTAGES, together with the very desirable property at Christchurch Quay, comprising the WHARF AND LANDS ADJOINING. Further particulars will be announced in a few days. Plans may be seen at the offices of the auctioneers, by whom applications will be received. Cashel and High streets, Christchurch. c 393 THE CHRISTCHURCH QUAY AND HEATHCOTE TOWNSHIP ESTATE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION AT AN EARLY DAY, « BY Messrs. j. ollivier & son, in lots for the convenience of purchasers (unless an acceptable offer be previously made) and upon easy terms of payment. Lot 1 will comprise all that well known wharf and waterside premises called Christchurch Quay, together with the warehouses, dwelling-house, offices, store, cellars, outbuildings, crane wharf, yards, and premises of half an acre, where a very extensive coal and timber trade is now being carried on by Messrs. Montgomery, Todhunter & Co. as tenants from year to year at the very low annual rent of £200, on terms to give up possession at a month's notice if required. These premises are perhaps the most suitable and best adapted for a brewery of any in Canterbury. Lot 2 will comprise the new dwelling-house on the opposite side of the creek, replete with every convenience, stables, outbuildings, extensive garden well stocked with fruit trees, grass paddock containing about sa. lr., having large valuable frontage up the river. Immediate possession can be given. Lot 3 comprises that very desirable and valuable triangular plot of land between Mr. Aikman's late premises and the quay, having extensive frontage on the Ferry road, Navigation street, and on the river, containing 1 rood 30 perches, of which immediate possession may be had. This lot is admirably situated for an hotel, and has hitherto been reserved for that purpose. Lots 4, 5, 6, and 7 comprise the four plots between the Ferry road and the creek, or intended basin, next adjoining the quay, each having a frontage of 100 feet on the road, and a depth of 60 feet, all well adapted for business purposes. The above properties being situate at the head of the navigation with ample space for vessels, distant only two miles from the Ferrj r and two from Christchurch, in a rapidly increasing neighborhood, and one which offers a most desirable opportunity for profitable investment. After the above sale, the various Road and River side quarter-acre sections in the Heathcote Township which shall have been previously applied for will be submitted to competition, and sold without reserve, in their order and numbers stated on the plan ; particulars of which may be had by applying to the Auctioneers, MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON, Christchurch. February 4th, 1864. 0 737 UNRESERVED SALE OF SURPLUS STORES, Ex Canterbury. TUESDAY, 9th INSTANT. MR LOUISSON is instructed by Messrs. J. T. Peacock and Co., to have sold at their New Stores, Lyttelton, BY AUCTION, Without reserve, On Tuesday next, the 9th instant, the whole of the Surplus Stores, ex Canterbury, Consisting of— Pork Beef Flour Bread Peas Oatmeal Sugar Tea Coffee Currants Raisins Pickles Fittings 22 tanks Water casks, sliooks , And the usual assortment of ship s store.. Terms at sale. Sale at 1 o'clock. 775 SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In German Bay, Akaroa, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. MESSRS. LUCK & CLARK are favored[ with instructions from W. £. Inmann, Esq., sell at his Station in German Bay, Akaroa, on above-mentioned date, about 60 HEAD OF FIRST-CLASS CATTLE, amongst which are 1 well-bred bull (Sire, the noted Brother Phil.) 21 prime "dairy cows, in full profit ij head of splendid fat.tock, flt lor th<, butchcr, and the remainder pail fed, quiet, and capital condition Also, 20 pigs, of a good breed, and of all ages 1 thorough-bred mare (sire Lamplighter), ith foal at foot by Prince Charlie Also, . , A complete set of dairy utensils, comprising every requisite The auctioneers solicit the attendance of all parties • deKurS securing first-class and really useful stock- the only reason for the owners parting wi , £ simc being that ho is about to subsUtutesh*r in lieu of cattle on lus estate. J*o- - at Twelve o'clock, precisely. ' Luncheon provided. Terms at sale. For further particulars, apply to LUCK & CLARK, Christchurch,