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Press, Volume III, Issue 131, 1 April 1863, Page 4

WANTED-Good Apply to Mr. _m rw,F lc «give_. ment, Cashel House. ' Clotlun g Dep^ WANTED a situation good references. Addl 001 Meclianics' Institute, Christchurd, L X Room furnished, or un£_fL- a ** near Cashel-street. Address E B M»\ "*- w '- *'Jjg"' oiEce WANTED layers. Constant work at tb« i7, ck - Bolder ™ S ° 9, API% t0 W «™ Cj£* Cliristchurch, Mnrcli 31,1863. 1 ALL Horses and Cattle found in the 1 on tho Springs Estate wiU b. P forthwith, and any persons found tumiKS I thereon wul be prosecuted. 8 loc! -1 OTATION for SALE.-20.000 acres of 9Unerinf 1 kJ grazing country including 20 Acr« •1 Freehold, situated on the East bank of Hi 1 tarimca, well watered and bounded 1 ; Largo Stone Dwelling House, Stone Sliem,v a „k I Out-houses, and all necessary improvements The abovo to bo sold with or without 300 W of fine cattle. **- Dalgety Buckley & Co Christchurch. O Sheep country at the head of Hatot<-L_ River with or without 600 head of cattle, D-xaETr Bucklby & Co Ohristclmrcli. S CURTIS bogs to inform tho inlinbitant. of • tho Heathcote Valley and neighbourhood that ho has now opened a STORE at the Fern' mead House, with a GENERAL ASSORTMENT* of GOODS. ai Fcrrymead, February 24,1863. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION.-Tho fat Quarterly Meeting of the Members of the Association will bo held in tho Town Hall on "Wed* ncsday next, the Ist April, at 3 o'clock. Wm. Thomson, Secretary. 28th March, 1863. Members of Committee aro requested to mcot at half past two. FOR SALE, a quarter-acre Section of Freehold LAND, with largo frontage on Durhamstreot and Papanui Road. Apply to R. Brunsden, Market Place, Christchurch. March 17,1863. THE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal Cash Advances on Wool delivered at Christchurch, Kaiapoi, Timaru, or any other shipping places or the coast. MILES & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch

UNRESERVED SALE. OK THE BTII OF APRIL, AT IIOOIf, MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER and SON will sell, absolutely without reservo, that magnificent property entitled THE SPRINGS ESTATE^ consisting of the following lots r— Lot I.—Tho Springs Run, of about 6,000 acre*, including 1500 acres of pre-emptm* right, covering both sides of tho South Rond near Wecdcn's, tho Homestead preemptive right of 250 acres, together with the house, well stocked garden, cottage, dairy, stables, stockyards and sheds, ai paddocks, well fenced, of which about 60 acros aro laid down in good English pastures. A beautiful stream of *#ater rising in tho Springs runs through the centre of the property. Lot 2.—Section 2937, consisting of 150 acres of remarkably rich land immediately behind and adjoining tho pre-emptive right lot 1. Lot 3. —Section 2932,144 acres, equally good land, adjoining the last. Lot 4.—Sections 2951, 2933, with so much of 2456 as lies to the east of the Btrcam which divides that section, and the improvement pre-emptive right of 50 acres. Tho north boundary is fenced by a good fence, aud the west is bounded by tho creek; the lot is computed to contain about 350 acresLot s.—Tho part of 2456 lying to tho west of the last mentioned creek, computed to contain about 100 ncres ; this comprises what is commonly called the Horse Bight. Lot 6.—Section 2159, containing upwards of 200 acres. This is a paddock substantially fenced and well broken up; a crop has been taken out of about 60 acres, and about 40 were sown with grass. Tho town of Lincoln fronts on tho north-east corner of this section. Lot 7.—Sections 2755 and 2774 containing 63 acres, partially bounded by streams. Lot B.—A section of 20 acres of well timbered land in Alford Forest. . . . Lot 9.—The Longbcach Run, comprising about 3000 acres of first-rate cattle country, ,ww home station, near tho mouth of the iwver Hinds; The pasturage, including homestead right, will be put up at 2s. an acre, the freehold land at £2. Terms:—half cash; the remainder in approved bills at threo and six months.