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FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, SNUG FREEHOLD IN CRANMER SQUARE. MESSRS. AIKMAN k WILSON are instructed to sell privately, j The Freehold Town Section No. 272 (quarter* ! acre), situate in Cranmer square, together with a good fire-roomed Cottage. The land is all cultivated as a garden, and is closed securely with live fences. Terms very easy. 4-26 RICCARTON YARDS. THURSDAY, MAY 18. MESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT k SPROT have received instructions to dispose of 500 FAT WETHERS, On tho above day, from the Station of T. W. WIGLEY, Esq. Also, weather permitting, of A HOB OF CATTLE, Consisting of about 7 0 HEAD, Many of them fat, and all in good useful condition. Also, a small lot of PADDOCK EWES AND GOOD LAMBS. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms liberal. May 8,1865. 5-9

TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1866. At Noon. PEERSWICK. MESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT A SPROT have been favored with instructions by the Trustees of the Estate of E. J. Wakefield, Esq., to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above day, on the ground, the valuable free* hold property known as PEEBSWIOK, Cfontaming 100 acres (more or less) of rich land, situated close to Riccarton Church, and near the first station of the Great Southern Railway. This valuable property is divided into seven pad* docks, richly grassed and well fenoed, in sections from five to 40 acres, with all necessary improvements, having frontages on the Riccarton road, on the Racecourse' road, and also oa'the Accommodation road leading to'Fenslalltown and Papanui road. The section No. 66 will be submitted as a whole at an upset price. In the event of the property not realising the upset price, it will then be submitted in sections, the'' plan of which can be seen at the office of the Auc* - tioneers. TITLE—CROWN GRANT. After which will be Sold, The Trustees' interest in the adjoining section No. 68, the property of the College, contain* ing 101 acres or thereabouts, laid down in English glasses and well fenced, held at a very low rental, having eight years to run. The whole property is invaluable, not only as a dairy farm, or for the purpose of depasturing stock, but for villa residences, and for the site of a Turf Hotel and village in connexion with it. There is good brick* making clay on the land. The River Avon runs through both properties. Full particulars can be obtained at the office of the Auctioneers. BcHKELL, Bennett A Spbot. Hereford street, Christchurch, May 6,1865. 6-8

MIXED CATTLE. BICOABTON YARDS. Tl/TESSES. BURNELL, BENNETT A SPROT J.YJL have been instructed to sell by public auction— 60 to 70 head of cattle, (Of these are about 20 head fat cattle, from a choice herd in the South), DURING THE THIRD WEEK HT MAY. . All without the slightest reserve. Hereford street, Christchurch, May 4,1865. 5-5 Messrs. Luck & Clark. ~~~ AUCTION SALE! "" BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE, ON THURSDAY, MAY 25. Tl/TESSBS. LTJOK A CLABK are instructed by jLtJL the Mortgagee to sell by public auction, on Thursday, May 25, I The Leasehold Interest in the most valuable town section, No. 154, situated opposite the DEVONSHIRE ASMS HOTEL, and having long frontages on Durham and Peterborough streets. The lease has 19 years to run, and is held at the very low ground rent of 450 per annum for the whole term. There are six cottages on the land, with ample space for the erection of other bnildmgg. Sale at 1 o'clock. For plans and fall particulars apply to N6.50 5-13 Ltroz A Class;. TO LET, ;,._ A TEN-ACRE PADDOCK, well grassed and * watered, with or without a a-mile from the Town belt.. 5-16 Mb. : ■