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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1439, 22 July 1865, Page 3

N New Advertisements-. CONIFERS AND TAXADS. WEDNESDAY, JULY, 20, 1865. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have received instructions from Mr. llislop to hold another sale of ' SELE CT E D PLANTS, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. The lots will comprise well-established specimens of Cypress sorts Arhor vita; sorts .Junipers „ Yews „ Pines „ Wellingtonifi gigantea &c., &c\, &c. Also, Photineas, loquts, rhododendrons, laurels, and many other evergreen and flowering TRE E S AN D SHRUBS. The auctioneers desire to call attention to the fact tlmt the plant* to be offered at this sale will he very select, well-established, and carefully taken up. Sale at Noon. 6103 THURSDAY, JULY 27. Messrs. j. ollivier and son beg to give notice that they will hold a sale of 800 K S (removed from Mr. Sonlsby's residence), at their Offices, in Christchureh, on THURSDAY, JULY 27, At Noon. The attention of Book buyers is requested to this really good collection of— French German English Literature. AFTER THE ABOVE SALE, 2 cases of BOOTS will be offered for Sale, uncleared by Mr. Benjamin, from the Stores of Messrs. Dalgety and Co. GlO4

LAND FOR SALE. PAPANUI ROAD. Messrs. j. olliyier and son have received instructions to offer for ' sale about FOUR ACRES LAND, i On the Papanui road, Nearly opposite to the estates of Mr. Inne and Mr. Peacock. The land is fenced, and under cultivation, partly used as garden ground. It will be offered on moderate terras —one- , third of the purchase money in cash, the ; balance in 3£ years, bearing interest. 4799 TO LET—A large WAREHOUSE, with double frontage—one in Cashel street, the other in High street. Apply to 6105 MESSRS. J. OLLTVTER & SON IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW t ZEALAND. LUXFORD AND ANOTHER v. VARNHAM AND OTHERS. ] WEDNESDAY, 20TH SEPTEMBER, 1865. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, SHEEP AND CATTLE STATION, AND STOCK. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF COURT IN THE .ABOVE CAUSE. jyj-ESSRS. BETHUNE & HUNTER have been instructed to offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION At the Exchange, ou WEDNESDAY, 20TH SEPTEMBER, 1865, At two o'clock p.m., All that THE RUN or SHEEP STATION, at the Tanerua, in the Whareama District, in the province of Wellington, and commonly known as the TANERUA STATION, with the Sheep, Cattle, and improvements thereon. The STATION is well bounded, and contains about 6865 acres of Freehold Land,. 5000 acres Government Land, and 4000 acres held under lease from the Natives, at a moderate rent. 200 acres of the Freehold Land are laid down in grass, and fenced; and 200 acres more are being laid down and fenced into paddocks ; the whole fencing being done with Totara. The station is well timbered and watered. The BUILDINGS comprise a twelve-roomed dwelling-house, barn, itable, woolshed, men's houses, stock-yards, pens, dipping place, &c., &c. THE SHEEP AND CATTLE CONSIST OF (more or less) — 2215 EWES ♦ 442 WETHERS 835 YEARLINGS 72 RAMS 50 Head of MIXED CATTLE 14 WORKING BULLOCKS. There are also— 12 HORSES, DRAYS, CARTS, &c. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION WILL BE GIVEN. Terms of Payment,—One-third cash ; remainder in even bills of 3, 6, 9, and 12 months, bearing interest at £10 per cent. Exchange Buildings, Wellington, 15th July, 1865 6100 ST. ASAPH STREET. JIOR SALE OR TO LET, A LARGE AND CONVENIENT HOUSE, With every necessary for carrying on an extensive business as a Boarding House Price or rent low. Immediate possession. No objection to a tenant obtaining an Hotel License. Apply to No. 104 HARMAN & STEVENS. 4th April, 1865. 4233