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THURSDAY, 24th APRIL. CriRISTCHURCH QUAY, WEST. TOWNSHIP op HEATHCOTE. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER $ SOtf Have received instructions from C. EDampier, Esq., of Northlands, to Sell by public auction at their rooms, on THURSDAY, 24th APRIL. f ~PHE REMAINING PORTION OP TFIE f- CimisTCHURCFi Quay Eαstate situated on the west side of the Wharf. Thi9 valuable property hitherto reserved from sale is now offered for public competition at the upset price of— £25 per quarter-acre for allotments fronting on the Forry-road. £20 per quarter-aero for allotments fronting on the private road intersecting the estate. I The allotments are of convenient size for suburban residences containing from one quarter-acre to one acre each. The ground is the most valuable for building purposes, having largo frontages on iho main road. Firewood is obtainable at the wharves adjoining at a much less expense than at any other locality within the same distance of the Town of Christchurch. Water may be readily obtained at a slight depth on any of the allotments not having a river frontage. This property is distant only two miles from the Market place in the Town of Christchurch—a convenient distance for gentlemen engaged in business avocations. Amongst the many pleasing features attaching to this situation for private residences, the contiguity of the river Heathcote, affording recreation and pleasure, may be particularly mentioned. The terms of the sale are based upou the same liberal principle that the last part of this township was disposed upon, and payments extend over twelve months in three equal instalments. Plans may be inspected at the offices of the auctioneers. Cashel and High streets. March 28th, 18G2. SALE AT ENGLEFIELD, Messrs. J. Ollivier & Son BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE ALTERATION IN THE DATE OF THE SALE OF THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0., THE PROPERTY OF E. J. HOGG, Esq., OF ENGLEFIELD. THE SALE IS NOW FIXED FOR WEDNESDAY, 16th APRIL, AT NOON. March, 28, 1862. WANTED to give lessons, by a German lady, accustomed to tuition, in German, French (Parisian), and Music. ' ripply personally or by letter to "Sigma," at the office of this paper. NOTICE. r "PHE Christchurch Municipal Council -»- are prepared to receive applications from persons desirous of filling the situations of [CLERK AND ACCOUNTANT, AND OP SURVEYOR Tα THE COUNCIL. The salary of the former office will be £180 per annum, and that of the latter £300 per annum. All applications must be sent before noon on Monday the 7th day of April next, to the Resident Magistrate's Office, at Christchurch, wherefurther particulars may be obtained as to the duties to be performed. JOHN HALL, 19ih March, 1862. CHRIST'S COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. AN English Master is wanted, chiefly for elementary teaching. Salary, £200 per annum, with liberty to take boarders. Also a Drawing-Master, whose remuneration would depend on the number of pupils taking lessons. Apply* stating qualifications, and enclosing testimonials, on or before Saturday, April 19th, to the undersigned, from whom further information may be obtained. HENRY JACOBS, Head-Master.. The College, March 27th, 1862.