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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1055, 20 December 1862, Page 2

sheds, and other conveniences, with ready access to the River Heathcote, which forms 'the north-eastern boundary of the estate. Possession can be given in April, or earlier, with a reservation of the right to remove the crops, or immediately, with the crops at a price to be agreed ■upon. , , ;" t-'V For the convenience of purchasers, the auctioneers will entertain ; an offer for this property privately,upon the same terms as above recited, viz., half , cash;th£ balance to be secured by mortgage. Also adjoining, s 50 acres of leasehold land, having fifteen years unexpired, and held under, the Church Property s Trustees, at?! a Very moderate rffltftl * The whole of this farm is securely fenced, and laid down to English grass. All these properties are fully cropped, and in each case the purchaser will have the option of buying the giowlhg crops, but failing such an arrangement, they will be submitted to auction, in lots, as Under: 50 acres of oats 36 acres of ditto 22 acres of ditto 50 acres of hay, to be stacked and removed by arrangement. - VALUABLE BUILDING SITES. FREEHOLD. Four quarter-acre sections in Cashel and Worcester streets, and long frontage in Antigua opposite the Government Domain and the College. The line of street has been recently formed and metalled, leading to thebridge by the Royal Hotel. . acres ® the north of Christchurch, part of the Town Reserves, being Lot 160, fronting on Madras street. 2& acres on the North Town Belt and corner of Manchester street, all fenced, with a good timber-built cottage thereori. One qr.-acre section in Dampier's Bay, Lyttelton, adjoining the property in the occupation of Mr. Caton One qr.-acre section in Battery point. Extensive frontages in Hereford street, Christ- " church, adjoining the Bank of New South Wales. ' This property is held for an unexpired term of 18 years, at a moderate rental. The auctioneers are prepared to sell the leasehold interest in this property, together with the ■ rents accruing from the portion of the property already; let and in the occupation of substantial tenants. HORSES. Catalogues of the horses and miscellaneous effects will be printed prior to the sale. Amongst the horses wjll be found some very choice stock, including:— ' Tom Jones, a splendid entire draught horse Pair of draught geldings, young and staunch Pair of plough mares, stinted to Tom Jones 2-year old draught filly, by Westminster, staunch in any harness 4 thoroughbred mares, 3 and 4 years old, broken to saddle and perfectly quiet, adapted for -breeding racing stock ,2 three-year, old half bred fillies, warranted quiet in harness or saddle (trial given) 2 thoroughbred geldings, 3 years old, broken to saddle and perfectly quiet Bay mars Peggy* stinted tojfom Jones, with a Peer colt foal at foot Filly foal, out of Peggy, by Ali Pasha : Sundry other mares and foals. . Brood mare Model with yearling filly, by Sledmere, imported, and in foal to Malton, imported. 14 - Verguice Barouche with all the necessary fittings complete, forming when required a capital close carriage., Harness, saddlery, &c., &c. of various kinds. Carriages will leave Christchurch on the morning of sale at half-past 11 o'clock punctually. Gentlemen 'desirous of attending the sale and availing themselves of those conveyances are requested to apply for a ticket the day before in order that seats may be secured for them. The sale will commence punctually at noon. Further descriptions of the above properties and particulars as to terms, &c. may be obtained of the Auctioneers. v J. OLLIVIER & SON, Christchurch. VILLAGE OF ST. MARTIN'S. ~ River Frontages on the Heathcote. Desirable Freehold Sections within 1£ miles of „ Christchurch. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have been : favored with instructions from Henry Phillips, Esq., to offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, on an early day, the Whole of that valuable estate being section N0. ; 16, situated on the south side of WILSON'S BRIDGE, on the River Heathcote. ' The section has been dividecl into lots varyirfg From 2 to 7 acres, to suit the present requirements of purchasers. - Fob Yiij&a Residences there is hot a more eligible site to be found around the city of Christchurch. Several of these lots have; extensive frontager on the ba'nk of the river, and pleasing sites can be secured for residences along its; high bank, commanding extensive views of the sur- ; rounding,country.. To each of these lots, land to the extent of from two to seven acres has been attached, , in (.order to afford facilities to purchasers desirous of securing pleasure grounds around their residences, as well as paddock accommodation. Convenient roads have been, laid out, which give access to the river and to the direct Lyttelton and Christchurch road. / Tub Soil is of a rich alluvial nature, -admirably adapted for horticultural or grazing'purposes. There is a fall of several feet to the river, in some cases as many as 13 feet, thus affording perfect facility for surface drainage. The Bbidgk across the Heathcote has just been rebuilt by the Provincial Government, and a capital road has recently been formed and metalled leading from Christchurch to the bridge, and thence through the property, ' The Lyttelton and ChristchurchHallway passes within less than a quarter of a mile of the property, while the distance by road to the Christchurch terminus is undertone mile trod a-half. . Plans are now ready for inspection. Lota may be challenged at the upset price of £50 per acre, and for which sum they will be sold unless there is an advance upon that amount on the day of sale! ' ' '' For particulars apply to Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON, 4643 Christchurch. ~~~ FOR SALE. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON are instructed to sell by private treaty a capital Brick built HOUSE, containing six rooms, with half-an-acre of Freehold Land attached, adjoining the bridge leading to Hagley Park from the Papanui road, with capital frontage to the River Avon. For particulars, apply to Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON, Christchurch.