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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2280, 14 April 1868, Page 4

THIS DAY. SALE OF NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS, Without Reserve. WILSON & ALPORT will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, nt their Salerooms, High street, Christchurch, ON TUESDAY, APRILI4, About 200 VOLUMES, comprising— Works on agriculture, religion, history, botany Novels, voyiiges and travels Drawing-room table works, splendidly illustrated with steel engravings Illustrated picture galleries English, French, and Spanish dictionaries Matthew Henry's, and Douay Bibles, illustrated Shakespeare's works Clarke's atlas Works by N, P, Willis, Mr and Mrs Hall, Burns, Byron, Doctor Beattie, &c, &c, Sale at or about half-past twelve o'clock, noon. Terms at sale. 6110 IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF LANE BROTHERS. JLVJL have received instructions from the Trustees in the above Estate to sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TUESDAY, THE 14th APRIL, At the High Street Sale Rooms:— The BOOK DEBTS, as per schedule, which can be seen at the offices of the Auctioneers. The books will be handed to the purchaser, and an assignment of the debts given, at the purchaser's expense.

Freehold section No. 2305, measuring 20 acres or thereabouts, situated at the north of the township of Sef ton. Sale at 12 o'clock. THIS DAY. SALE OF BUILDINGS AND BUILDING MATERIALS. MESSRS WILSON & ALPORT have received instructions from John Lewis, Esq., to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Premises, Market-place, Christchurch, ou TUESDAY, 14th APRIL, The Buildings and Materials note standing upon section No 572, corner of Market-place and Chester street, as follows, viz.:— Lot 1. 'J lie large building known as the Duke of Wellington Hotel, Lot 2. The large shed covering the yard, and the stalls attached thereto. Lot 3. The nearly new and strongly built corn and hay store and small office. Lot 4. Enclosed stables in yard. Lot 5. Stalls and small office attached to the hay and corn store. Lot 6. The well-built cottage and outbuildings at the end of the section. Lot 7. Several heavy gates and a quantity of loose timber. Sale at Eleven o'clock precisely. SALE OF WOOD BUILDINGS. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, APRIL 14. MESSRS. WILSON AND ALPORT have received instructions from Geo. Gould, Esq,, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Premises, on TUESDAY, APRIL 14, Lot I—A cottage, with brick chimney, fronting upon Kilmore street, between the Papanui Road and Colombo street. Lot 2—Large shed and stables, adjoining the above. These buildings are immediately in the rear of tho warehouse of Mr Jones, Painter, Market Place.

Sale at half-past Eleven o'clock. Terms cash. 6 KANGIORA SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, AP3IL 15,1868. FIFTY HEAD OF CATTLE. r ESSRS. BUSS & HEPWOBTH will eell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At their yards, on the above date, Cows, in milk and in calf Steers and heifers Young stock 40 pigs &c„ &c. In the estate of Mr A. Waugh, 2 cows Implements A quantity of poultry Household furniture and effects Sale at 1 o'clock, BUSS & HEP WORTH, 8 Auctioneers. SALE OF STATION. IMATSON & CO. have received in- ■ structions to sell hy PUBLIC AUCTION, On MONDAY, the 20th APRIL, 1868, At the Clarendon Hotel, at 12 o'clock, The Hun known as the Oakley Station, situated on the ltakaia, with the islands adjoining, containing 7uOO acres, together with 208 acres of ricli freehold land, and 3800 mixed sheep.

The improvements consist of G-roomcd house, pad™, and plantation, 5 paddocks (one 10D acres), woolshed, men's huts, stables, capital dip, several miles of wire fencing, and pre-emptive rights over about 1000 acres. Terms—One third cash, bnlunee at 12 and 24 months with interest. Further particulars to be obtained at the office of the Auctioneers. 5959