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Auctions, j. T. FOED AND CO. 472 a c c c s 472 TjIIBST-CBOP WHEAT AND TUENIP LAND FOTJB MILES FROM EAILWAY STATION, TO BE LET FOB SEVEN YEARS At a rental of 10s per acre. Apply to J. T. FOED & CO., 8-27 8623 Christchurch and Tlmaru. T. PEPPEBELL. rp -pEPPEBELL, HOUSE, LAND, AND GENEEAL COMMISSION AGENT, Hereford street, Hsu FOB SALE—Houses, Building Sect one, Farms, Ac. Money advanced on mortgage on ■ property. Blocks of Crown lands from 20 acres up to 10.000 pointed ont to bona-fide purchasers. • 5-25 3887 CHAELES CLABK. T H I S_JD A. V . FOE SALE, BY OBDEB OF THE TBUBTEE IN BANKBUPTCY. TO WOOLSCOUEEBS, FELLMONGEES, AND OTHEHS. A MOST VALUABLE LEASE, ! WITH BIGHT OF PUBCHASE, At an extremely low price, of LAND AND PBEMISES, Forming part of the WAIKUKU WOOLSCOUBING WOEKS, As formerly carried on by Messrs Bailey and Macdonald, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr CHABLES CLABK, At his Booms, in Hereford street, Christchuroh, On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBifiB 11th. T|/fB CHAELES CLAEK has received inillL structions from T. B. Cnig, Esq., Trustee in the estate of Mr J. W. Bailey, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the above-named date, THE LEASE Of that most Valuable Property situated at WAIKUKU, Comprising— About Sixty Acres of Leasehold LAND, being part of rural sections Nos. 437, 1213, 1214, 1235, 3213, 3249, 4564, 4699, 5506, and 10832, fenced in, partly in grass, together with good Dwelling House and garden, &c. Also, Water Mill, with one of Petrie'a (Petrie of Oldham, England) patent wool-washing machines, wool press, crates, and every appliance for wool scouring. This most valuable property is held on a most favourable lease, being for ten years, from June, 1874, at the very low ground rent of per annum, with right of purchase of the freehold, together with all the machinery, buildings, fixtures, &c, on the same at an extremely low price. This is a first-class investment, rarely to be met with. No. 710 Sale at 12 o'clock. For plans and further particulars, apply to MESSES HANMEB & HABPEB, Solicitors; or to CHABLES CLABK, Auctioneer, 8-29 8756 Hereford street, Christchurch. AKABOA. LAND ANDFAMILy"dWELLING-HOUSE. Also, SIX MAGNIFICENT BUILDING ALL jTMENTS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ME CHAELES CLABK, At hie Booms in Hereford street, Christchurch ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11. MB CHABLES CLABE has been favored with instructions from the Freeholder to SELL BI AUCTION, As above named, That most Valuable Property, situated in the best part of Akaroa, formerly known as Wagstaff's Hotel and grounds, viz.— Lot 1, containing about au acre and a half of land, laid out as ornamental grounds, with croquet lawn, Ac, together.with th« vdf.hmtt —J ——-""""us awelXmg-house, tormcrly used for an hotel, with outbuildings, &c. This lot, which stands on rising ground, fronting the beach road, and has a stream of water on the northern boundary, commands a most beautiful view pf the harbor and surrounding scenery, and is without doobt the choicest property in the township of Akaroa Lots 5, 6, and 7 are three magnificent building allotments, each containing about 32 perches, and fronting the Beach road Also, Lots 2, 3, and 4, each containing rather over a quarter of an acre, fronting Jollie street. The above valuable properties are worthy of the best attention of all investors. They are situated in the choicest position in Akaroa (a township wherein it is difficult now to obtain freeholds), and, with the promised railway communication between Akaroa and. Christchurch, and consequently with the whole of the South Island, such land must rise to great value. Most liberal terms of payment, extending ye several years. Sale at 12 o'clock.

For plan and full particulars, apply to CHARLES CLARK, Christolraroh. ■' • ■ ■ 8-29 8755 ; TWO CAPITAL FREEHOLD PLOTS OF LAND, Together with A HOUSE ON EACH, Situated in the Best Port of the WINDMILL EOAD, Close to the Railway and the South Town Belt, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY ME CHABLES CLARK, At his Booms, in Hereford street, Christchurch, on "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th. ME CHAELES CLARK has been favored trith instructions from Mr John Sutcliffe, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As abovenamed, Two meet valuable plots ot freehold land, situated in the Windmill road, upon one of which is erected a house of fire rooms, fitted with two register grates, kitchen range, arte&ian well. &c, and upon the other a house of six rooms, with two register grates and kitchen range, &c. Most easy terms of payment, viz., a small deposit, and the balance by instalments extend* ing up to June, 1880. Sale at 12 o'clock. For plan and full particulars apply to CHAELES CLAKK, 8-2» 8760 No. 814 Auctioneer, Christchurch. BIVER FRONTAGES ON OXFOED TERRACE. SECTIONS ON THE AVON, NEAR THE BOAT SHEDS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ttB.OHABLES GLABK, " /*- timst3 oom3 ** Hereford street, Oμ SEPTEMBER 11th. M E £&2nf& CLAEK will SELL BY , AUOI lv\ fe BUILDING SITES, f fttatmg *™«%ver Avon, near the boat sheds, >£**?gterrace; for position, aspect, ana anything at present c or market. .. v. It is no waste of words ™ n *Ni ec onimena this property, for a mote £ "£ vdla residences i» not,**be found "W^gJ The long talked of bridge eeroM the East Town' Belt i« to be erected fortiriST Gμ can be obtained at once; constantly paseing throngh ihe indeed, there is every advantage ftttafcing to this valuable property the* the most fastidious cub desire. , Aβ a Clearing Fale is desired, the reserre placed upon the lota will be such as to ensure a speedy clearance. Easy Terms of Payment. Lithographed plans ready in a few days, at the office of the Auctioneer, where further particulars may be obtained. No. 813 c _ g-39 p<w