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Press, Volume VII, Issue 804, 27 May 1865, Page 1

TO BE LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS. rpHE Undersigned are prepared to let for a term J. of years, either part or the whole of tile premises in Cashel street, lately occupied by them, and known as the Albion Brewery. t Terms and conditions may be learnt upon application to the proprietors, at their office, in Cashel street, Christchurch. The _ above-mentioned property possesses a very convenient access to the principal business part of Cashel street, and is well adapted for the purpose of any business requiring an extensive and advantageous site. 5-18 H. S. Beown & Co. $iorl & jHsttotts. TO CATTLE BREEDERS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, OEVERAL OF THE BEST-BRED SHORTO HORN CATTLE IN NEW ZEALAND, bred by Mr. Williams, including the celebrated bulls Stentor, Filbert, Regent, Rajah, Young, PhO, &o. Cows —The celebrated cows Romance, Ringlet, Peri, Dinah, Beauty, Sincerity, Annie and Countess ; and also a few first-class colonial-bred cows and heifers. For price, pedigree, &c, apply to 5-18 Mb. Delamatr. RUN FOR SALE. A WELL-GRASSED RUN, of about 18,000 acres, in the Canterbury Province, with eightroomed house, woolshed, sheepyards, and paddocks, Ac, together with 1400 sheep. 3-22 J. Dbttmmond Macphbbson. NOTICE. THE Undersigned has received instructions to sell by private contract those very desirable and well-grossed Runs, Nos. 233 and 858, situated at | Burkes Pass, near Timaru, containing in all 21,000 acres, together with the following Stock and Ixnprovements, viz.:— STOCK. Ewes—3soo Wethers—ll6o Rams—l4o Mixed lambs—l2oo. ' IMPROVEMENTS. Six-roomed house, woolshed, dip, throe wellfenced paddooks, containing respectively 75 acres, 11 acres, and 4 acres; two outstations, two-stall stable and loose box, store,'stockyard and miHring-shed, sheen* yards, and garden well stooked with fruit and forest trees. 4-25 J. D. MaOFBXsBON. "'" 'Mini ■■■ . i in i •m-r.+imm »«—B,.,.*■»*,, FOR SALE, AN UNEXPIRED AGREEMENT FOB SHEEP, on terms. J. Dbxtkhoitd Maophbbson, 2-1 Christchurch. STOCK, STATIONS, AND LAND FOB SALE. ! SHEEP. 1500 ewes, in prime condition, to lamb in July | 1000 wethers, fat, will average 68 lbs. I 23 rams, imported from Australia, Bell and Austin's. CATTLE. Milch cows, about calving, and in full mule One team of very superior working bullocks, in high condition One team, with bows, yokes, chains and dray I 25 head of fat cattle, delivered near Christ* ! church. / . ; HORSES. The thoroughbred entire,.Arabian hone Blood. Royal. Stock taken in exchange at market rates. The draught staunch entire Vanderbitt. Grata or stock taken in exchange. i Two handsome carriage horses Two perfect hacks, weight carriers Two remarkable handsome, thoroughbred ladies' horses, perfectly quiet. LAND. 150 acres, within two miles'of town, planted, fenced, and nearly all laid down in English '. grass;*the garden and ground is trenched and planted with fruit trees, Ac. .< *~- • Three-quarters of an acre,[including* a two, - roomed house,' one mile from Cathedral square, in the Windmill road. STATIONS. 15,000 acres on the Hokitika, well grassed and watered 20,000 acres, well grassed and hounded, and. abundantly timbered. To he' had on exceedingly easy terms. Gbobot D. Lookhabt, Stock Salesman, Ckmnnission Agent andWoolbroker, ; 5-23 Corner of Hereford and Colombo streets. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. In Consequence of the.lntention of Mr. George Goldney to Retire from New Zealand, and Return to England, . _ r MESSRS. GOLDNEY BROTHERS Have given Ihsfruetions to : "I MESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT IVX to sell the whole of their joint property in, Canterbury, with a view to winding up we partnership. ' The run and stock on the Upper Waimakariri; and the land and house known a* Chippenham Lodge, St Alban's, will be disposed of privately { after which, the whole of the implements, stock and household hrsold, ■'■ without the slightest reserve, by on a-:' dsy to be afterwards >.: " Full particulars of these offices,' Hereford • * May 16,1866. y 'i - ' *S. ...*