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Press, Volume XI, Issue 1410, 16 May 1867, Page 1

New Advertisements. IMPORTANT SALE OF FRUIT AND FOREST TREES. TsjIESSRS. OLLIVIER & CO. have reIfJL ceived instructions from Mr C. W. 3. Purdie to sell by public auction, at their Salerooms, High street, on FRIDAY, MAY 17, FROM 5000 TO 10,000 CHOICE PLANTS, SHRUBS, AND EVERGREENS, Viz. :— Large specimen plants of the following varieties, from two feet to seven feet high — Laurels, laurustinus, cypresses, lilacs, roses, rhododendrons, arbutus, sweet bay, Portugal laurels, pyrus japonicas, arcuba japonica, arbor-vitre, English box, hollies (English varieties), cupresses, cedars, pinuses, spruce and Scotch firs, &c, &c. FOREST TREES. Ash, oak, elm, sycamore, birch, lime, mountain ash, and weeping ash. Also, A variety of fruit trees (from two to four years old), and other trees too numerous to mention. Terms at sale. Sale at noon. 5-15 WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1867. MESSRS. OLLIVIER & CO. have re- \ ceived instructions from Mr Joseph Fuchs, who is giving up business in town, and about to reside on his Farm, to sell by public auction on the Premises, on Wednesday, May 22,1867, The lease of all those first-class premises know as the Wellington Hotel, with a frontage of fifty feet on Tuam street, having an unexpired term of 18 years to run, at a rental of £50 per annum. THE HOTEL Contains on the ground-floor bar, two bar - parlors, office, dining - room, kitchen, large bed-room, and two small bed-rooms ; upstairs, ten firstclass bed-rooms. THE OUTBUILDINGS Consist of wash-house, skittle alley, fivestalled stable, coalhouse, &c. ; there are also four good two-roomed cottages on the premises, let to respectable tenants. The buildings are in substantial repair, and most conveniently arranged for the business of a first-class hotel; there is a good artesian well on the property, with pipes conveying the water through the house. Also, The household furniture, the stock-in" tiade, &c, &c. Full particulars in future advertisement. Terms easy. Sale at noon. The lease will be offered at 1 o'clock punctually. 515 HEREFORD STREET REPOSITORY. SALE ON SATURDAY, MAY 18. E MITCHELL & CO. have received ins structions to sell at their Repository, on Saturday, May 18, WITHOUT RESERVE, 150 large framed merino ewes, and 3 Leicester rams 1 grey draught horse 1 bay draught horse 1 spring dray 1 set harness. Also, Several good hacks and light harness horses. Sale at 11 o'clock. 5-16 FOR SALE, A MOST VALUABLE ESTATE, in an agreeable and healthy situation, about twenty-two miles from Christchurch, consisting of 580 acres of superior land, of which 550 acres are well fenced, divided into seven paddocks, and a considerable portion is laid down in the best English grasses ; a wellbuik dwelling-house of seven rooms, &c. ; garden Btocked with choice fruit-trees ; stable ; sheep, stock and stackyards ; shearing shed, and many other conveniences. Terms very favorable ; payments as may be arranged, extending, if required, over seven years. •*ppiy *° Fbbsbbice Thompson, 6-16 Oxford terrace west. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Rangiora, from near Stony Creek, on the 10th instant :— One dark grey Gelding, saddle marks ; brands near side shoulder like blotched anchor over anchor, or indistinct brand. One dark bay Gelding, white spot on forehead, white saddle marks; no visible brand. If not released within twenty-one clear days from the 11th instant, will be Bold. J. W. Hbath, 5-16 Poundkeeper, Rangiora. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED :— Bricks, common and patent Oamaru freestone Plaster of Paris Portland and Roman cement Terra cotta chimneys and trusses Countess slates Marble and slate chimney pieces Cast and galvanised guttering Sheet zinc, sash weights, &c, &c. Native and V.D.L. timber V.D.L. shingles and palings Kauri and Huon pine (wide) American T. and G. American shelving and rough boards Sashes and doors Architrave and cornice mouldings Moulded, sunk, and tennis skirtings J. Ballet, Builder, 5-15 Cashel and Lichfield streets.