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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 578, 19 May 1858, Page 6

N SALE OF FURNITURE, &c. MR. OLLIVIER hasreceived instructions from a g-eiitleman now leav- ' ing for England, to sell by sPublic Auction, at ! the Rooms, Casnel Street, on ''" t ] SATURDAY, MAY ,22nd, 1858, A four post mahogany bedstead with hangings . Telescope mahogany dining,table with two ; spare leaves h ■'■ 2 fire grates 1 commode i, 1 iron boiler, 40 galls. b 1 iron pot, 10 galls. 3 1 miner's dial c 1 pair saddle bags , f 2 bolster wallets l 1-6 barrelled revolver, by Field Barker & Co. r. 1-5 do. do.,.by Colt , 1-6 do. do., by Cogswell , Sec, Sec, Sic Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at Sale. TOWN OF CHRISTCHURCH AND AVONSIDE. ONE Section with frontage to Cambridge Terrace and Colombo Street, opposite the New Bridge. One section with frontage to Cambridge Terrace, near to above. ' One section with frontage to Town Belt. One section with frontage to Tuam Street and the Town Belt. Eleven sections with frontage on the road from Avonside to Stanmore. I Titles—Unquestionable. Terms—For the property in Christchurch, cash. For the sections at Avonside, 20 *& cent cash deposit—The remainder to be secured on the property for a term of years. MR. OLLIVIER has received instructions to offer for sale by Public Auction, at the Rooms, in Casnel Street, on SATURDAY, MAY 22xd, at 12 for % past, I All those two quarter-acre sections of land,situated in Cambridge Terrace and Colombo* Street, and numbered 78 and 80. There is a comfortable four-roomed cottage, most substantially built of weather boards, and lined: •throughout, with a verandah surrounding it, erected thereon. Also, That very valuable quarter-acre section, situ*: ated in Cambridge Terrace, numbered 243. Also, That quarter-acre section fronting upon Tuam Street and Town Belt, being, part of section 109. Also, That, quarter-acre adjoming above, with frontage on Town Belt. Also, All those eleven sections of freehold land, situated at Avonside, fronting upon the road' leading from the River to Stanmore, each containing by admeasurement 1 rood'39f- perches or thereabouts. The whole of it is fenced and broken up, and is admirably adapted for building purposes. The demand for residences in or near the Town of Christchurch is daily increasing, and the allotments now offered for sale present an opportunity to persons of moderate capital,. which they will do well to avail themselves of. The extent of credit allowed on the Avonside property enabling purchasers to maketheir money at once available for building, leaving the ground to be paid for afterwards out of the rents gleaned from the buildings. Plans on view at the Rooms, Cashel Street. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF LAND AND FURNITURE, IV/JP&. CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER will JjJL offer the following choice selection of BOOKS, consisting of— Saturday Magazines, 6 vols. American Notes, by Chas. Dickens Death Bed Scenes The Irish Crisis Letters from England Telemaque Portuguese Revolution Rowe's Letters The idler Wordsworth's Poems Smollett's History of England and a large quantity of Standard Novels, by the best authors, both English and Foreign. Also, The^early numbers of the " Illustrated London News," bound with cloth, in half-yearly numbers, from No. 1 to 21, inclusive. Terms Cash. i FOR SALE, BUSH AT AKAROA. • FRONTAGE ON THE SEA AT HIGH WATER MARK. MR. OLLIVIER has been instructed by a gentleman about leaving the colony to offer for sale by private contract, All that splendid lot of timber oa one hundred acres of land, situated in Robinson's Bay, adjoining Mr. Pavitt's well-known saw-mill. The^ bush is stocked with large trees suited for sawing purposes, consisting of black and white pine, manuka, totara, and several varieties of hard wood. There is a long frontage on the sea at high water mark, and admirable convinces for shipping. The timber to be cleared in seven years, or a