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Press, Volume VII, Issue 830, 28 June 1865, Page 1

STOCK, STATIONS, AND LAND FOR SALE. SHEEP. 1500 ewes, in prime condition, to lamb in July 1000 wethers, fat, will average 58 lbs. 23 rams, imported from Australia, Bell and Austin's. CATTLE. Milch cows, about calving, and in full milk One team of very superior working bullocks, in high condition One team, with bows, yokes, chains and dray 25 head of fat cattle, delivered 7 near Christchurch. HORSES. The thoroughbred entire Arabian horse Blood Royal. Stock taken in exchange at marke) rates. ' The draught staunch entire Vanderbilt. Grain or stock taken in exchange. 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, &o. Three-quarters of an acre,! including a tworoomed 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 bounded, and abundantly timbered. To be had on exceedingly easy termß. Geobgb D. Lockhabt, Stock Salesman, Commission Agent and Woolbroker, 5-23 Corner of Hereford and Colombo streets. TO LET—Two Shops, situated in Colombo street, and joining the Golden Fleece, for a term not exceeding five years. Persons requiring shops in this locality will please apply at onoe, as they may then be formed as the tenant may require. Apply to W. Stxohb, Hereford street east, Christchurch, 6-20 (Over the Belt.) VILLA RESIDENCES. GEORGE D. LOCKHART has received instructions to sell privately desirable Villa Sites fronting on the Papanui road, near the mansion of Dr. Lilly. The land is of the finest quality, abundantly watered and we'll sheltered. Terms are liberal, and the value put upon the land moderate. The situation commands too many advantages to be named within the limits of an advertisement. The plan may be seen and every information obtained by applying to Geobgb D. Lockhaet. P.S.—The property may be bought as it stands, or will be sol<\in 5,10,15 and 20 acre lots, to answer the convenience of purchasers. 5-17 TO BE SOLD, BY- ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. AVERY DESIRABLE BLOCK OF LAND, No. 156, containing 3a. 3r. and SOp., fronting on the South Town Belt, and in close proximity to the Railway station, Wesleyan and Roman Catholic reserves.- ' ' ;' .■ / This valuable piece of land for building sites may be bought privately up to the 12th of July, when, if not disposed of, will .be sold by public, auction, subject to a claim of the Loan and Investment Society. For further particulars apply to Geobgb D. Locxhabt, 6-15 Corner of Hereford and Colombo streets. LEASE OF FARM FOR SALE, Two MQes from the Direct North Road. TITESSRS. BURNELL BENNETT &SPROT IYJL are instructed to sell the Goodwill of the Lease (having about twenty-one years to run), of that snktl|JKi farm, known as LEE'S PAS M, and containing— 415 acres of splendid land, all thoroughly fenced The improvements consist of a good eight-roomed house, stables, stockyards, &o. Adjoining the property is a run of 1200 acres of good grassed country, which is included in the lease. Price Moderate. Christchurch, Juno 22,1865. 6-23 TO-BE LET, .. THE LARGE STORE & PREMISES,., situated on the corner of High and Tuam streets, in consequence of the death of the late Mr. R. Tucker. Possession given on the Ist'July. For terms, which are low, apply to Mb. Thob. D. Jones, 6-20 . Grocer, High street. LAND FOR SALE, ON THE SPRINGFIELD ROAD, near the -residence of George Gould, Esq., in lots to suit purchasers, at from £50 to £100 j payments extending over four years. Apply to - .'/"*.• Mr. TSTIOHOISON, ' : Garrick and Oowifthaw^T i 5_29 *;--^.-:-' ; .