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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 33, 23 August 1851, Page 8

FOR SALE. A COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE situate near the Sunnier Road, and adjoining the River Heathcote. Mr. Tulloch is favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, early in September, at the Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, all that Desirable and Convenient DWELLING HOUSE, situate on Section 14. The House contains Four Rooms, of sufficient height to admit of four rooms being constructed above. The Owner of the Property will let to the Purchaser of the House a portion of the Land attached. It is generally known that a Road is formed from the Ferry to Christchurch —an estimate is made for completing the Road through Sumner to the Port—the steep descent on one side, the overhanging rocks on the other, —taken in connection with the Caves and Grottos in the vicinity of the delightful village of Sumner, will open to travellers one of the most romantic walks in any part of New Zealand. Vessels drawing considerable depth of water can traverse the River Heathcote to the above section. The removal of the Bar is thought practicable by many. In the event of this obstacle being removed, steamers and sailing vessels will be seen plying from all parts of the known world, to Section 14, which is within two miles of the Capital. For further particulars, and to view the Premises, apply to the Auctioneeb. 11, Norwich Quay, 14th August 1851. Rural Land for Sale, by Private Contract. rilWO HUNDRED ACRES of most va- -*-. luable agricultural and building land, situate on the Waimari River, about two miles from Christchurch, in the immediate neighbourhood of Riccarton and Papanui Bush, to be sold in plots or sections of not less than five acres each. The purchasers will be permitted to pay part of the purchase money by instalments, if desired. Several quarter acre Town Sections in Christchurch, opposite the Cattle Market and Botanical Gardens, to be let. For particulars apply to C. E. Dampijbe, Esq., Solicitor, Lyttelton. TO STORE-KEEPERS AND OTHERS. TO BE DISPOSED of by Private J- Treaty, and may be entered upon immediately, All that recently erected MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, and SHOP, with the Outbuildings and Appurtenances thereto belonging, situate upon, and fronting Norwich Quay, in the town of Lyttelton. and now in the occupation of Mr. Henry Jones, Joiner and Builder, the owner thereof, subject to the payment of a small Chief or Ground Rent of 127. per annum. The land at the back of the House may be let off to great advantage, so as to reduce, if not wholly supersede the rent for the entire Premises. The above Premises are substantially built, and present a frontage upon Norwich Quay of 25 feet by 15. The Dwelling-House contains 2 Rooms on the Ground Floor, (replete with Fixtures and Conveniences,) and 4 Suitable Bedrooms above. The Shop is at present in one spacious room, but at a trifling expence may be divided, and made into ample and convenient Store Rooms, and being situate in the Business part of Lyttelton, ,close to the Beach and Jetty, goods and merchandize of all kinds may be removed from thence and warehoused in as little time and with less trouble and expense than in any other part of the town. The above presents an eligible opportunity for investment, and—to any one disposed to open a Store—the speedy realization of a competent independence. For further particulars, and to treat for the above, apply to Mr. Jones, on the Premises, or to Mr. Richard Wormald, Solicitor, Ham House, Lyttelton. Lyttelton,' August 7, 1851. To Merchants, Sheep Farmers, &c, npHE Undersigned are prepared to receive J- Orders for Sheep, Horses, and Cattle, from Van Dieman's Land, or for any British or Colonial Produce. Patebson and Co. London Street, Bth August, 1851.