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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 162, 11 February 1854, Page 2

SALE BY AUCTION. MR. ALPORT will Sell by Public Auction, at his Auction Booms, on Wednesday next, Feb. loth, at twelve o'clock, noon, precisely, the following Goods, viz.: Flour, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd quality Suirars, Raw, assorted Do. Loaf Do. Crushed Rice, best Patua Oatmeal Coffee Dates Pork, very prime Salmon, Pickled Vinegar Butter, Irish and New Zealand Brandy, in hogsheads Rum, in do. Ale, in cases and draught Wines, superior Port and Sherry Biscuits, American Crackers Arrowroot and Sago Salt, Coarse Hams, prime English and American Candles, sperm and mould Soap, English and Sydney White Lead and Whiting Seeds, English Grass and Clover. Also, in Continuation of Sale of 9th inst., W 1/4 4 Trunks BOOTS and SHOES, as per catalogue. Terms liheral. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, Feb. 9th, 1854. TO BE SOLD, AT KAIAPOI, LAND in lots of one acre, each with frontages on the River Courtenay and the North Road, and immediately adjoining the Ferry and Reserved Wharf. Apply to Mr. Pbichard, Solicitor, Christchurch. TO BE SOLD, PART of Rural Section No. 258, in half acre, one acre, and two acre lots adjoining the College Land and Brencbley Farm, and | also fronting on the Simmer Road in. Polhill's Bay, near the town of Lytteltoij. The above property is well sheltered and partially timbered, and is valuable either as building land or for garden purposes. For particulars apply to Mr. Prichard, Solicitor, Christchurch. Cottage and 5 acres of Freehold Land. TO BE SOLD, in the immediate neighbourhood of Christchurch, Ten acres of Freehold Land, with an abundant crop growing thereon, together with a small cottage, capable of being enlarged at a small expense. Particulars of Mr. Fooks, Christchurch. Dairy Station for Saler^O Be Disposed of, within a few miles of ■■- Christchurch, a compact Dairy Station, with 50 acres Freehold Land, fenced in, and a house built thereon. Pre-emptive rights and pasturage sufficient to carry 50 head of cattle, which are at present on the run. Particulars of Mr. Fooks, Christchurch. Hacheston Farm, No. 91, River Heathcote. rpO BE SOLD, the unexpired lease of ten •*■ years, from 1853, (with a purchasing clause in the lease at any time,) of 100 acres of land. Rent, £25 per annum. There is a good substantial house, barn, cow-shed, and piggeries, and also about 8 acres of corn, just ready to harvest. The pre-emptive joins the farm, and is one of the best hills in the colony, being free from tutu, and about equi- distant between Port Cooper and Christchurch. For terms apply to John Cordy, who is tenant of the estate. For Immediate Sale, HHHOSE well-known and extensive busi- -- ness Premises situated in the most central part of Christchurch. Immediate possession given. Apply to the undersigned on the premises. S. Gibbs. Price low and terms easy. [ Christchnrcb, Junuary, 1854.