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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 793, 16 June 1860, Page 6

RANGIORA. THURSDAY, JUNE 21. MR. OLLIVIER has received instructions from James Townsend, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, at his Farm, Kangiora, on THURSDAY, JUNE 21, the whole of his Farming Stock, consisting of— Bay cart horse Do. mare Brown carb colt Chestnut gelding, carries a lady 7 well bred cows and heifers, the stock of the celebrated cow Steady, imported by tha , Canterbury Association A well bred bull out of Steady A well bred bull by the well known Brother 12 calves and steers. Ransome's plough Set harrows (Scotch) Spades, forks, &c. Several Bets plough and shaft harness American churn and dairy utensils. Also, A few articles domestic furniture. The auctioneer desires to call particular attention to the cows and heifers to be offered at this sain, being the best bred cattle at any time offered by auction in the colony. s Sale at Noon. Luncheon provided. A light cart will leave the Northern Hotel, Kaiapoi, at 10 o'clock, on the morning of the sale' for the conveyance of intending purchasers. SEVENTY ACRE FARM AT RANGIORA. THURSDAY, JUNE 21. Immediately after the Sale of Farming Stock. MR. OLLIVIER will Sell by Public Auction, that desirable 70 acre farm, the property of James Townsend, Esq. . The farm consists of 70 acres of good arable land, fronting upon the stream of Southbrook which runs the entire length of the property. There are 60 acres fenced in with a good substantial post and rail fence; about 30 acres are broken up and partly laid down with grass, and 6 acres sown-in wheat, (which latter crop could be taken by arrangement). The proximity of bush and the admirable quality of the land render this one of the most valuable farms in this now populous district. It would be needless to urge upon graziers and breeders of first-class stock the important advantages afforded to them by a large frontage upon such a stream as Southbrook, the property being capable of division into paddocks all with water frontages. Intending purchasers can inspect the property at any time previous to the sale, with cards from the auctioneer. ■■■■<■-.. Cashel and High Streets. June 11,1860. MR. OLLIVIER will Sell by Public Auction, at Mr. Longden's Store, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, TWO CASES OF BOOKS, Histories Travels • Biographies '■•" And a collection of elegantly bound Bible 3 and Prayer Books. Sale at Noon. THURSDAY, JUNE 28. AT MR OLLIVIER'S LAND SALE AT MR. LONGDEN'S STORE, WILL BE OFFERED, THIRTY Half-Acre Sections, fronting upon the Boulevard of the Town of Sefton. This property, being at the junction of the direct road from Christchurch, the Great North road, and the main road to the Ashley district, will commaud the whole of the traffic" to the north of the township. Each section has a frontage of two chains. 'Upset price—£12 10s. each. Corner sections— £15 each. . Terms--Half cash and half in 12 months, with 10 per cent interest. TOWNSHIP OF HEATHCOTE, CHRISTCHURCH QUAY. MR. .pLLIVIER has the honor to announce ,that the first sale of properties applied for in the above township will take place on THURSDAY, JUNE 28. TermsVr-25 per cent cash; the remainder by ap« proved bills at 6, 9 and 12 months. The sale will take place at Mr. Longden's New Store. . Sale at 1 o'clock. FOR SALE, MR. OLLIVIER is instructed to offer for sale several very desirable Building Allotments, immediately adjoining the Mill Bridge and the River Avon. Plans may be seen at his offices. Terms Easy. TOWN AND COUNTRY FREEHOLDS. MR. OLLIVIER has the honor to announce that he has several very important properties in the townships of CHRISTCHURCH, KAIAPOI, & TIMARU, divided into, building allotments, with admirable frontages, which will be offered for sale on easy terms. Opportunity is thus afforded to the small capitalist and to working men of acquiring a freehold with a steadily increasing valuej and of investing to advantage their savings or capital not needed for immediate use, with a prospect of realizing at any time when necessary at a considerable advance. ,■ '....'•',' To those desirous of obtaining farms of froni five to fifty acres, Mr. Ollivier can; offer properties situated in the large and populous districts of Upper Lincoln, Papanui, Kaiapoi, Rangiora, and the Ashley, within a few miles of shipping ports or towns. ■ The system of payment, while giving the pur* chaser all the advantages of a lease with a purchasing clause, provides that every amount paid diminishes the annual rental. Plans of the above properties can be seen at the Offices, of the Auctioneers, Christchurch and Kaiapoi. . . Cashel Street,. Christchurch. FOR SALE, BULLOCK TEAM AND DRAY. V Team of Six Bullocks, yokes, bows, and J\. chains complete, and a large sized Sydney dray nearly new. Apply to MR. OLLIVIER, Cashel and High Streets, June 11,1860.