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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1504, 7 October 1865, Page 4

Aikman & Wilson. DWELLING HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS. WITH TWELVE ACRES OF PADDOCK 1 ON THE NORTH ROAD. TO BE LET THERE is a garden, well Tplnnted and stocked with fruit and other trees. There are good Stock Yards and Stables, a Well of Water, and every othot convenience. The House is well finished, and substantially built. Apply lo aikman & WILSON, 6420 0 Auctioneers. Auctions. AUCTION SALE THIS DAY, Punctually at Eleven o'clock, AT * EDDS'S REPOSITORY, A NUMBER OF WELL-BRED HORSES, Warranted in Saddle and Harness, Without Reserve. Entres charged at the rate of 2s. 6d. per head. If a sale be effected, no chargc for entries. GEORGE D. LOCKIIAIIT, Colombo and Hereford Streets, Live Stock Salesman, and 7528 General Auctioneers. TURTON'S HOTEL, AT TIIE ASHBURTON, FOR SALE. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Offices, in Christchurch, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, At Noon, All that capital and well-established property known as TURTON'S HOTEL, ON THE ASHBURTON; Together with three freehold sections in the town of Ashburton, immediately opposite the present hotel, and which is the proposed site of the Great Southern Railway Station. The house is held under the Provincial Government upon a three years' lease. The auctioneers are instructed to offer the house and land, together with the goodwill of the business, stockyards, furniture, and miscellaneous effects in one lot. It will be offered at a low upset price, and 8 for absolute sale. The attention of hotel-keepers is particularly requested to this property, as a moderate outlay will make it one of the best hotels on the road. It is the calling place for Cobb and Co.'s coaches. The present proprietor is doing a very extensive business, the greater portion for cash, and which might, by judicious management, be very materially increased. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneers, or on application to MR. MIDDLETON, 6973 At the Rakaia Store. RICCAItTON YARDS. THURSDAY, 12TH OCTOBER, 1865. CLEARING SALE

PEERSWICK FARM STOCK. MESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT, & SPROT have been instructed by F. W. Delamain, Esq., whose lease of the Peerswick Estate has now expired, TO SELI. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Yards, Riccartun, The following valuable and useful Stock 20 springing cows and heifers ; all in calf to a thorough-bred bull 1 young bull, by " Stentor," out of a pure-bred cow 2 young bulls, by Williams's Regicide bull, out of Stentor cows 4 imported Rambouillet Negretti rams 2 sets brass-mounted harness. About TWENTY HORSES; And 30 prime pigs, Being the stock he is compelled to part with on relinquishing his lease. Sale at Twelve o'clock. Rough Luncheon AND Liberal Terms. 7447 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HARGREAVES & Co. hare received instructions from Mr. I. N. Fairhurst to sell, on an early day, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his private residence, in Oxford street, Lyttelton, The whole of the very valuable and useful household furniture, imported by himself, and of the most substantial and approved designs, Consisting jf — DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, BEDROOM FURNITURE, &c. &c. Catalogues of the sale to be had of the Auctioneers. HARGREAVES & CO. Lyttelton, Oct. 4. c 7808 Properties for Sale RANGIORA. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY ▲ FIFTY-ACRE FARM. Messrs. buss & hepworth have received instructions from Mr. John Ruddenkluu to Sell by Private Treaty, his snug little FARM of no Acres of rich loamy soil, situate in the centre of Ranglora. The Farm is securely fenced, and 20 1 acres are under crop. This valuable property can be sold either with or without the crop, i Price per acre very low, and Tiskms— -Unusually East. 1 For full particulars apply to BUSS & HEPWORTH, ' Ranglora; Or to MR. GEORGJS RUEDENKLAU, City Hotel, 7065 Cbristchurch.