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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 321, 28 November 1855, Page 2

CHRISTCHUROH QUAY. NEW TOWN. To be Sold or let with purchasing Clauses By Auction. EARLY in January I\V Mr. W. THOMSON, ni Cinisichurcli, unless previously disposed of by private contract, upwards of— 50 valuable QUARTER ACRE and other SECTIONS for Building Plots, fronting on llie Great Stunner lti):t(i, in the immediate vicinity of the Wharves ami Shipping; Places at ChYistehurch Quay, well adapted either for stores or occupation. Ami two highly valuable PLOTS OF LAND lying between the High Road and the lay-by from the river, calculated for first-rate wharves, each containing upwards of 100 feet frontage on the intended basin, and (or the erection of •which the lessor will provide the requisite piles and timber ready ior shipment free of cost to the lessee. •" The lots will be submitted at the upset ground rent of £5 each, the highest bidder to have the option of purchasing the freehold, or to take a lease for 21 years with a purchasing clause, extending over 3 years at the rate of 10 years, purchase of the annual rent. Plans of the Town and lots may be inspected at the offices of the Auctioneer, at Mr. Ciidland's, architect, Ohristclmreh, Mr. Webb's wharf, Ciiiistchurch Quay. Reference also in Lyitelion, at Messrs. -N»hle Campbell & Co.'s. Lyttehon, 30ih October, 1555. TO BE LET, For a term of years, from Ist of April, 1856, CASTKRTON, in the Heatheote Valley, on tii - high road between Lyttelton and Christ church. The bowse contains two large sitting rooms, seven bed rooms,' kitchen, harness room, and dairy. There is a large stock-yard with milking shed, ;i well of excellent water, and a large garden well stocked with fruit trees. Also, three paddocks, laid down.in Eng'ish grasses and Lucerne. The whole (measuring about 20 acres) within a substantial fence. 100 acres of unenclosed Land (with river frontage) may be hired at a small additional rent. For particulars, apply to Mr. A. J. Alport, Lyttelton. Town Lands to Let. T YTTELTON,—Sections, Nos. 89 &90, -■-* Exeter street. These sections are fenced in, and have been broken up and cropped. CHRISrOIIURCH—Sections Nos. 523 and 824, Manchester street. These sections are situated in the most improving part of the town and have a very extensive frontage to the above street, as also frontages to Cashel and Hereford streets. For particulars, apply.to A. J. Alpout. j Lyttelton, Supt. 20th. 1655. • j KAIAPOI. TO B£ SOLD OR LET, A COMFORTABLE 5-roomed House, I -"_ with hai'-an-acre of Garden attached ; and j also, if required. 25 acres of Rural Land, parllv fenced in and ploughed, the owner being about j removing tn hi-; Station. ! This desirable residence being within a chain and a-half of the river, is well worth the attcn- ] tinn of families desirous of removing to this fine j district. For particulars, apply to Mr. John Hall, OiiHstchurch, Mr. W. C. Beswick, land fio-etit, i Kaiapoi.^r to Mr Wormaid, solicitor, Lyttehon. " ~" ON SALE, A Comfortable 4-Roomed HOUSE -*-*- and Stable, in Chri.-icinudi, together with >he-ease of a quarter-acre section on which they stand. Ayp'n to Mr. A. Knight, Christchurch. A FIFTY-ACRE SECTION (No. 208), -*-*- between Papauui and Kaiapoi. Apply to Roheiit Latteh, H.J Le Chen. Lyttelton, Nov 23rd, 1855. Honey! Honey !! Honey!!! ■ft/TESSRS. GICE k CO. have just received -Ll-*- about 5 cwt. of sup.-rior 11..n.-v, «liich they can offer tn the public at one shiiiiii-'- ,in <i > sixpence pei It). ' i Canterbury Scrcct, LyJit-Jton.