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Lyttelton Times, Volume XV, Issue 857, 26 January 1861, Page 8

THUESDAY, JANUARY 31. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION BY MR. OLLIVIER, On the premises at Woodond, THAT desirable and commodious newly built Hotel, known as " Panokhurst's," situated on the Great North Road, at Woodend, at the junction of the Raiigiom and Oxford and North Roads, about four miles from Kaiapoi, dnd fronting the native bush! • J THE HOUSE : contains fifteen rooms", all finished and papered and painted, and is well adapted for the accommodation of >a large number of visitors. The business fixtures and furniture are all of the first quality, and will be sold together with the house and offices. :

••■■-••■ •■■■ 7 '■- . THE STAB^p . -. are capaoious, providing for at'least eight horses, with loose boxes, hay loftj corn and saddle rooms.

; THE FREEHOLD consists of ten acres of the finest agricultural land, securely fenced with posts and three rails, laid down in paddocks, having,a large frontage on the main road. A section of about ten acres also fenced "and adjoining may be obtained by the purchaser of the hotel, -ms. premises. -; : ■ the business =■ ■;■ • -■"■"'.:

is one of the oldest established in the province, and is relinquished only in consequence of Mrs. Panckhurst's ill health. There is a small mortgage upon the ■property at a moderate interest, the liability, of which could be taken by the purchaser. . '* The property,;will be sold upon conditions and terms to be produced at the sale, but the mode of payments will be arranged to meet the convenience of purchasers. :.,■::■'/""' ■■ ■ •:• ' ■•' ■';■ ;* ',', Possession will be given immediately, or, if preferred' by the purchaser, on quarter day next ■ ensiiing. •... ...■• „..;': ■-. '..■■. : ■ ; ' ■■ ■ ..:-■/:' - •.-.• '■-,'; A^ PMyate; house and stables on a small freehold adjb'inmg pan;b^ purchased with the property. rFpjc.particiilars apply at the offices of the and HIGH STREETS. THE repaaining Sections in the above . ' sTownship are now open for Selection at the,upset price of ;■' . ■ v-■ 10s. per Acre. The- steamer Avon' and several schooners have already made several < successful trips to this Township, and sailed thence f or Lyttelton with large cargoes of Wool: thY question, therefore of the navigation of the Saltwater Creek is now finally determined, .anjd the,.result is found in the consideraole enhancement in value of the adjoining properties;' v' r''''." ''.''r; ;':.'_"'''''. ■ .

The Saltwater'; Creek has become the only outlet for the; large 'agricultural districts surrounding the township,''which must be.shipped ai this port, and .through'which the Supplies for the Town.of S^fton and the whole of the northern districts must pass;: fKe~nver"ffbntages have consequently acquired considerable' value and are now ; commanding prices ihuch.inr advancei of the original purchase money. '' Stores are1 now being erected, and other buildings are in progress, together with a large Flour Mill in the iimmediate viqinity which has already been cpntl^feeit^bTraßrd.willstou be^commenced. For^he1 few remaining sections, application must be'.raade:.t6-?-;;r'^ " (;:-vv^ ■'■<:-■ '■■> :;i -;: ; •

w.uiauc w; ■ : ■ ■■■■■■ -. '•■ ■ r - ■ 1 -;, n mr. qllivier, » i ; CASHEL AND HIGH. STREETS. ••^January^lSeli-r.'.^ =■.■:-■■•.-;:. ■■■••■• ;-- •"■'■-' -;' '. ■ .v\7- ; :^';;rrCTVXEDSHEE ~—~"~~ -. ]^EEHOLD: LAND AT AKAROA. MR. OLLIVIER is 'instructed Ijy Mr. Parker, who ia about.? to leave Akaroa for Christ-. church,.'to offer for Sale;all his Valuable. Freehold Sfe^iiißnß, F{'iiliu(ated ib tKe town and immediate vicinity of Akaroa, together with his House and Outbuildings. , . : ...... : 11 Tfi'e'pfbpei'ty consists of all That desirable section in the centre of the town, with a frontage of 145 links on the beach road, immediately.frontingthe town pier and also having 270 links upon Church Street, and '12l'.linKrup^6n {'XabVey"Si;ree<;V'upbii this section is a substantially built house, 33 by 27, containing seven rooms, with large two-stalled' stable and ■ Harness' rboW,' and other convenient out-buildings, with a well stocked garden, consisting in all of about bali-aniacre*.'" " i

1 s lbusiness purposes this is the most desirable Bite'.ij^;ttie^t^wnj_:as.;yessels_pf large tonnage can discharge.their cargoes at the jetty, at the.end of whieii there is 13 feet of water.

Also, „ A quarter: acre of land immediately adjoining, the ajwye'property','with a'frontage of 235 Jinks upon JolHeStre'et', 110 lints upon" Church-Street, and 210 ljnks upon Selwyn Street, the whole surrourided by a" p'pst and rail fence/ ..■ ■.. . • .■•:3;;•... • > ;.-;■■ ;'Also^"':' :'" ''" ' ; .

All those desirable Sections being No. 2 and 903 on the Map of the Chief Surveyor, 'containing 6a. Or. 27.p. or thereabouts, haying a frontage of 480! linK8 upon Balgiirie road, commencing at a p~6iht~2s",chains from the Beach road and haying a deptli of 144() links, fenced with, a ditch and bank and posts and rails",—the whole of which is laid' down to .English ',■ grass, with half an acre: of vines and fruit trees of all kinds. There is a convenient road fjrSm the,tipper end of this section leading to the bush. This section is most suitable for private residences, commanding as it does a beautiful view of the? Harbour, andUswell supplied with spring water all the year round;. ■"■'■',[•'■

'-■■,:■'■■:■■...■■ Also,, „ ' •....,, ...- : Freehold Section No. 98&, containing 18 acres of Bush Land on the BalguriiS rbad^ being the most agreeable site, for ..building, in the vicinity of the town. ■--•■•

,The Auctioneer is instructed to offer this well' k^no^iv. property for sale, either as a whole or in sections to. suit the convenience of purchasers, and dpon, eiasy terms/ ' ' For fiirtber particulars and plans of the property, apply/to^'--' '"' ''". '"■■"': " '" ' ''■'-" '■" ."■" ' Mr. OLLIVIER, ; " Casheland High.Streets.

v ; .TO; BE LET ON LEASE. ; fTIHOSE convenient, premises in Cashel JL Street, now, in, the: occupation of Mr. Button,'having, a frontage of 30 feet on Cashel Street, and 85 feet in depth, .with the advantage of an entrance at'the back. The house and land is to be le^or a term of 14 or 2ryears, upon moderate terms. ''" . ' W'1 ■..'., '' " "'' .'.'""■".'" .'.■ .. '■.■■' "' '^. i»;*n <„■ Terms easy.—Apply to MR. OLLIVIER, ;;..,;■'.'. ...'. . Cashel and High Streets. ■•;: KEN:Di:II TOWN. • LAND IN ALLOTMENTS TO SUIT „.,..;! PURCHASERS. nnkIRTY ACRES of LAND, in lots of JL from one acre and upwards, upon the Feridair Town road, with road and river frontages. 'This '• land is admirably, adapted] to the wants of^ capitalists'wHb wish to secure a pretty site for a,, dwelling housei at.a short, distance frpm the Town orCh Jrißfcnurcm Apply to .'.'. „ ■ :^ MR, OLLIVIER, ■■■■••. ~. t ■■"'■' , Cashel and High Streets. January, 12.1861. <r' i