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Press, Volume II, Issue 49, 19 April 1862, Page 7

SIX-ROOMED HOUSE i AND FOUR ACRES LAND, AVuNSIDK. MESSRS. AIKMAX & AVILSOX I have for sale, j FOi; it ACUES OF 1-XCKLI.F.XT LAXP, j laid down with Englisli grasses, with a recently I 'milt and very substantial 0-roomed house I thereon, having 3 sitting rooms and kitchen, | with 2 bedrooms, entrance hall, Sc, &c. The house is painted and papered throughout, and tonus a genteel residence in a highly respectable locality. Tin- property adjoins the A vouside church, and is within 1"> minutes walk of the centre of the centre of the town ; has 3 chains tro!it;i'4c on the Avon and Stauinore road, and directly opposite where the NewBridge is about, to be thrown across the river. I'rice t'SOO. AKAROA. AJESSRS. AIKM AX & AViLSOX iT * are instructed to Sell the following KKKIMIOI.ns AT AKAHOA, belonging to Mr. .1. Parker: House of seven rooms, stable, and other oilices, half-an-acre of garden well-stocked. Being situated close to the new Jetty, this is a most -1.-siraliic prop. rtv. < h l i'(j'.i:i; , k-r-,'ieiv.!.;Mi!ii'i'_'t!'.';.li .v.-. fenced in. Six acre* twenty-sewn |... ;■<■!,. s ,v; Ih. Ral^ucne road, fcnceil :st:<t laid down with Knulisu grass, lialf-aii-a. !•■• of vines and fruit trees. (.'oiiunaiidiiig a )i.'.;!'t:i'id vi-w cfthe harbor, this property is I'm.-iy siie.ated for private residences. Eighteen acres of bush on the lialguerie road, the most agreeable site for building in the vicinity of the town. Property in Akaroa township and neighbourhood i» Cvi-taiu to ri>i' very greatly in value, ironi the circumstance of its being about to become a. port of call for all the .steam vessels passing to and fr- in IMr.igo and other southern ports. BUILDING SITES AT ST. ALBANS. JESSES. AIRMAN AND WILSON have been instructed by Air. Dickixso:,' to offer for sale about <>'|-acres of Land being part Section No. "2:V2. situated at St Albans, in allotments of one-quarter of an aero each. A plan of the properly can be seen, and nil particulars learned by application to Aiknian and Wilson. E KEEIIOL 1) PR O V MliT Y. ISLAND X ATA POT. MESSRS. AIKMAN Sf WILSON Have received instructions from Mr. TTaubroe of Kaiapoi to sell by private treaty To acres of Land on the Island closely adjoining the Town of Kaiapoi, either in one block or in portions as under.— LOT 1. 10 acres with a frontage of 2s chains on the lover Wainiakiriri. fenced and subdivided, 2N of which are laid down in pasture and the remainder r.nt broken up. The improvement;! on this property consist of a substantial 4 roomed hou.se, with well sheltered caaden and shrubberies, large barn, stables etc. attached. Lot "2 a fenced paddock under cultivation containing 23 acres having a valuable frontage of 20 chains on the mam road through the centre of the island. Lot 3 a two roomed cottage, with 12 acres of land divided into two paddocks. The land has a frontage of S.i chains on the main road through the Inland, and is under cultivatiun. The owner will show persons over the land ; and a map be seen, and further particulars as to price, and terms of payment obtained, at the ollice of the auctionee.is. ¥RE EllO LI) LA X D— R AN GI OR A. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have instructions to dispose of 20 acres of freehold land, situated in the Township of Rangiora, and immediately in front of Mr. I'apprill's Hotel, being section 10bi. Tbe land is of excellent quality, and will shortly, from the excellence of its position, become valuable for building sites. FIRST CLASS PUBLIC HOUSE BUSINESS. MESSRS. Al KM AN AXD AVTLSON have received instructions to sell or let on lease, those well-frequented premises inCashel Street, known as RAILWAY CHOP-HUU.SF, WITH THE (.1001 >-\VILL AXD FIXTURES THEREOF. THE HOUSE. Has a largo and commodious Bar ami Dining llooin, Kitchen, Cellar, and all the requirements for earning on the business which is one of the most thriving ami rapidly increasing in the settlement. TDK LAND Has long frontage both on Uashel and Colombostreet*, and occupies a position at the corner of these two streets which is not to bo sui-paosed in Christchurch. Any one taking these premise!! enters upon an established and valuable business which, with proper attention, will, in a very few years, realize a handsome fortune to the possessor. For all particulars as to terms, &.c, apply fat tbe odices of Aikman and "Wilson, in Ohristchurch.