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Press, Volume II, Issue 42, 1 March 1862, Page 8

ALL ACCOUNTS f ov Pn^ l\ plied from January, iV\°?l>B % 1800 have recently if posted. ueui delivery It is requested that these nm- h • * settled ; and any lone, standing a^* are not paid by the Ist of Febn,SvTi m cash or m approved bills, £i n will be at once sued fur without S m W Lichfield Street, ChristcKul "5 15th January, 18C2, ' PTALE gl^sTunseedT^ 50 SQUAREslTplateglag. *',' U inches groundeedg e '32 x « 30 squares 24 x 34 feet 250 gallons boiled fin See ,l oil 2.M gallons raw linseed oil 50 gallons colza oil, & c ., & Ci W- WILSOX FREEHOLD PEOPE^T ISLAND ICAIAPOI. MESSRS. AIRMAN 8? }VILSO\' Have received instructions from Mv H v Kaiapoi to sell by private treaty St** Land on the Island closely adjoSngfc" of kaiapoi, either m one block ormWs under.— '"Fraonsas V OT 1. 40 acres with a frontage of oe chains on the R ver Waimife; J; « and subdivided, 28 of whSSfe? 4 in pasture and the remainder notbrokeaT Ihe improvement on this nrrmpZ of a substantial 4 roomedhSTSffl sheltered garden and shrubberies! kSlstables etc. attached. «"»* tan, Lot 2a fenced paddock under cultivation con tammg 23 acres having a valuable fL centre of the island. ™ Lot 3 a two roomed cottage, with 12 acres of land divided into two paddocks. The km has a frontage of 84 chains on theMJ road through the Island, and k S cultivatian. The owner will show persons over the land' and a man be seen, and further particulars as to price and terms of payment obtained, at tlie ottice of the auctionee.is. FOR SALeT" ~~ A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, WITH DESIRABLE KESIUENCE, FIVE MILES FROM CHRISTCHVRCH. MESSES. AIKMAX & WILSOX have been instructed to offer for sale by private treaty the property known as ABLINGTOX, consisting of section No. 1239, and the greater portion of Nos. 1238 and 1247, amounting in the whole to 230 ACRES OF LAND, situated on the main road to the Springs, about five miles from Christchurch, one mile from the Race Course, and two miles from Riccartoa School and Church The whole is fenced in and 110 acres ix cultivation, including 21 .acres of Jl/eadow,and 49 acies carefully laid down during last Spring with excellent grass seed of mixed sorts. THE HO USE contains nine rooms, and is pleasantly situated in a GARDEN THREE ACRES IN EXTENT, in whicll is an assortment of young forest and other trees. There i 3 a superior Farm Stabling for six horses, capacious hay-loft, pig-sties, and other out-buildings, and an EXCELLENT WELL OF WATER. This property will be sold in one lot or in two lots, as follows :— 1.—160 acres north of Springs road, of which 41 acres are in cultivation, with house, out-buildings, and garden. 2.-67 acres south of the road, all in cultivation, and laid down with grass, including 21 acres of meadow. Both lots are divided into fields of convenient size. The Springs road is metalled and in excellent order for the first three miles from ChristchurcD, and £2160 has been voted by the Provincial Council for forming and metalling a furtmj" portion extending south of the old river w« which is beyond the property advertised, tnua securing an almost immediate addition to »» value and availability as a residence. Aldington is also within a mile of the sp where railways to the South, to the J/alveffl Hills Coal Field, and to Little River, mus necessarily branch off, involving the certainl) an important station close at hand _ A ma]» of the estate can be seen and an J" ticulars learnt from , irvV AIKMAX & WIL&O>, Christchurch, 24th January^lß62^_____ FREE-OLD L-AND-BANGIOBA. M ESSRS. AIRMAN * l>l instructions to dispose of 20 acres 0 hold land, situated in the Township of Hwg* and immediately in front of Mr being section 1045. The land w ol » . quality, and will shortly, from the exceUa* its position, become valuable^orbiuldmg^ SUPERIOR REAPING MACHIS* TV/f ESSRS. AIKMAN k WILSOJ M have for sale a first-class reag machine ready for immediate use. £50, cost £90.