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Auetfome B. WALTON & CO. IMPORTANT SALE OP PROPERTIES. RICCARTON ROAD. THURSDAY, NOV. Ist, 1077. Eleven o'clock. MESSRS R. WALTON & CO. have received instructions from the Proprietor Cα-. SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, Hereford street, Christchurebv On THUBSDAY, NOV. Ist, 1877, At 11 o'clock, All that Valuable RRQPEETY, being rural section No. 110, Eiccarton, known as COBLETTE'S FARM, Containing 60 Acres, Situate eraotly opposite tho church, on the Main or Hare wood road, to which it feass 12J chains froutage, by 40 chain* depth, ( and fronting on a half chain road, fcuMra '- as Corletto s Farm, all laid tiuxm Jα* English grass, with the exception of lst acres, which hns been in rape and turnip, now fallow, and well fenced with *anstantial sod and gorae fence, and Bobdivided into convenient paddocks. A cottage and email garden is on tho property. It id situated within a very short distance of Christchureh, and Adjoins the residence of Colonel Packe and Mr James Campbell's farm. If not sold as a whole, it will be offered in allotments as per plan, to be seen at the Auctioneers'. This ie an opportunity to purchase a most valuable and rapidly improving property not often offered. The whole property will be sold in one lot if sufficient inducement offers, or it will bo sub-divided. Two-thirds of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. THURSDAY, NOV. Ist, 1877. 10-23 11 o'clock. 233» VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. CLOBK TO TEMFLETON RAILWAY STATION"* By Order of the Mortgagees. FIVE SPLEKDTD FARMS^ WITH. ■ ■. ■■•■■' ■ •■. ■-■■• FOUR HOUSES, Ac. THURSDAY, NOV. lsiy If?£ At 11 o'clock a.m. * MESSRS R. WALTON & CO. have received instructions from the Mortgagees and Representatives of Mr W. A. Gray, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Commercial Hereford street,, Chris tchorch, " - : Next to Miles, Hassnl and Co, ON THURSDAY, NOV. Ist, 1877, 4 * At 11 o'clocit a.m., The whole of the Estate of Excellent FREEHOLD LAND, THREE DWELLING HOUSES, , Ac., COMPBIBING — i 9QQ ACRES of Good Agricultural JLOOO and Grass LAND, sitnatajl about 21 miles from the Templeton rtW way station and the Church, and in theimmediate neighbourhood of the splendid properties of Arbhdoacoii Wilson. A. C Gray, Esq., Bayley, Esq., and others. It is within nine miles of Christchurch,, and a perfect rood the whole waj. This Valuable Estate will be sold in Farms, suitable for occupation or investment, r-rr - t ; FAEM No. 1. Rural eections 6100, containing 230 Acre* 4911; :Dtf 62 Do 4932, Do 40 Do 609», Do TO »> 6101, Do 31 Do 10,917, Do 50 Do 7467, Do 50 Do 10,432, Do 84 Do 6275, Do 25 Do 642 Aram. Upon which is erected a comfortable house, containing , eleven robme, with coach house, eightstalled stable, chaff room, plonghman'fl room. There are also wells, with pumping gear, sails, Ac The stable is so constmcted that i& can be turned into a spacious woolahed. It fca» also a large loft. FARwTNo. 2. Rural Sectione 8775, containing 25 Aexe* 10291, Do 45 Do 8764, Do SO Do 7801, Do 50 Do 170 acres. All having frontages to Halkett'* road. Upon eecti n 8775 is erected a Cottage, with foarstatted stable, chaff-room, well, Aβ. FARM No. 3. Rural Sections 8332, containing 30 Acres 8765, Do 50 Do 10138, Do 40 Do 12893, Do 44 Do 164 aeree, Having frontages to Halkett's and Dawsos-'at - roads. Upon section 8332 is erected*fcrorroomed Cottage, fonr-etallsd btablo, chuff house, and well. FAEM No. 4. Rural Sections 12540, containing 15 acres 3f» 7110, Do 50 Do 9292, Do 20 Do 6206, Do 30 Do 14498, Do 20 Do 150L6, Do 12 Do 6860, Do 50 Do 197 acne, A considerable portion of which have frontages to Dawson a road. FARM No. 5. Bural Sections 13967, containing 20 Acres 12491, Do 20 Do 11581, Do 50 Do 6274, Do 25 Do 11582, Do 50 Do 165 acres, All having frontages to Bcaley's road. With the above will also be sold the Leaaesof Educational Reserves i>lß and 919; tin* former containing about 102 aciee, anil the latter about 140 acres. 918. Education Reserve has 14 years from November Ist, 1870, to run at a rental of J612 15b per annum for the first sevsa years, and -fills 0a 6d for the second! seven years. 919. Educational Reserve has 14 yeirs fran* November Ist, 1872, at a rental of £1 p«r annum for the first b«ven years, Knot JEIO 10s for the second seven year*. On the above property there are eight weHey and the whole is convenranUy snb-divided by gorse hedges into paddocka. The soil ia hb«hbmonly good, and would grow large crops of oate, barley, turnips, &c. 'I'he averape weight of sheep killed on these farms all the year rousuf has been 651b. The sale of these Farms give an opportmuty to investors or occupiers, but seldom niforded, of purchasing large or small farms, wit l< or without*boniesteade, within an easy disi-nee of Chmtchnrch, close to the RaiJeay StiUiou, aiut every inch of the estate is daily rising in value-. It has all the superior advAntagw of a ready market close at hand, and for the purpose of fattening stock for the winter market it « invaluable The terms are very liberal, and purchasers will find in this wile profitable artvantages but rarely offered. l< Mitt 22*23; H. E. ALPORT. SALE OF BEDDING AND POT PLANTS, At the Hereford Street Sete Booms, Cbri**church, OnTHURSDAY NEXT, the 25th OCTOBEB* At 12 Noon. THE following is a list of the ¥ttnt» ami Shrubs to be cold: — TradißContia Zebviua, Cactns Varieties,. Bednme, Pyrethenrmn Aurecnm, Subtajj Fuschia, Hydranozeo, Lemon Bccn««2' Verbena, "Variegated Hwysuekte, "Mcs«mbryantliemum, Lobelw Hpwiosa, Heliotrope, Calceolaria, Petnnfas, V«v V - boaas, and Geronhuna. ,* Large and varied collection Mesk, Arbtietilkm Thornpsonii Forget-Me-Not, Bals»n»* Bormel'*, Kcbh»« AmaryHa, Alonysia ' OraandeelL H. B. AIPO :' m Hereford etre;t, Ckmtg:^^^