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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1056, 24 December 1862, Page 2

ARCHERY. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have instructions to sell a case of BOWS and ARROWS, recently received from England, consisting of Three complete sets for gentlemen Three do. for ladies Also, a capital prismatic compass. 4768 LAND WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. b, "V/TESSRS. J; OLLIVIER & SON are prepared to e JLtjl let on lease, a remarkably fine section of about 250 Acres of Land, In a very convenient locality, for a term of five years, at a moderate rental, with a right of purchase e at the. expiration of that term, or a renewal at an e improved rental for a further term of seven years, { For particulars, apply to *- 4644 Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON. CONVENIENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.™ "TI/TESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have received JltX instructions to sell by private treaty, a newly crGctcd TIMBER BUILT HOUSE, a plastered and papered throughout, containing four •t convenient rooms; togetherVith a two-roomed outd house, lined and papered, and other outbuildings, with an acre and a half of land attached, one-half of • 8 which is laid down as a paddock, and the remainder ■s in ornamental and kitchen garden, filled with abunt. dance of first-class trees. A good well of water and (j pump on the premises. This property is in the immediate vicinity of the ,j town. Immediate possession can be given. For > terms, &c., apply to p 4537 J. OLLIVIER & SON. J FREEHOLD ESTATE ON THE HAREWOOD f ROAI). r "A/fESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON are instructed ItJL to offer for sale, by private treaty, a freehold FARM of 100 acres, on the Harewood road, all ' fenced and divided into paddocks, with a capital house and convenient outbuildings. . . " = The position is one of the most delightful in the vicinity of Christchurch; there are two magnificent streams running through the property, one of sufficient power upon which to erect a mill. The land is of the best quality, and a large quantity already seeded down. e The terms are easy. e For particulars apply to 4130 Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON. , DWELLING HOUSE TO LET. ~~~ A COMFORTABLE and well-built Dwelling House of five rooms, with half-an-acre of land laid out as a garden, within one mile of Cathedral f square. The house is newly built and plastered throughout, the situation is healthy and agreeable, and there is a good supply of water. For further particulars apply to j Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON, . 4645 Christchurch: . VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND AT FENDALL TOWN. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have received instructions from Messrs. James and John. . Hill, of Fendall Town, to sell by private treaty, the ; ) whole of. that valuable section of Freehold Land,; consisting of 50 acres, and. being section N[o- 60 on , . the map of the Chief Surveyor, situated at Fendall [ Town, and immediately adjoining the estates of : W. Bowler, Esq., and C.C. Bowen,Esq.,and being i within 4wo miles of Christchurch. i The whole of the section is fenced and broken up, and laid, down to grass ; there are two small cottages on the land, and the River Avon runs ! along the upper and lower ends of the section. The Fendall Town Road runs through the property. The Auctioneers desire to.draw especial attention to this valuable estate, its; immediate contiguity to , Christchurch and to the large Riccartori estates— from which it is only divided by the river—renders this perhaps, the most desirable site ; for .a gentleman's residence in the vicinity of the town. ' . The land is of first-rate- quality, and admirably adapted for paddocks, or for grazing purposes. For terms, 'Ac., appiv to MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON, Cashel and High Streets. Sept.. 5,1862. 3394. ~~ VALUABLE INVESTMENT. FREEHOLD LAND ON MONTREAL STREET SOUTH. MESSRS. J. OJILIVIER & SON are instructed to Sell by private trijaty, all that valuable section, being part' of section 79, on the South Town Belt, consisting of la. lr.,'and being about 5 chains only from the Town, Belt, and in a line with Montreal street. The section has a froiiJage of chains on the street, and is 5 chains in depth. The railway to the south will run through this section. . The terms are easy and the price exceedingly low. Also, One and a half acres of land on the Rangiora Main road, .part of section 1019, about 20 chains from the road. For further particulars,,apply to MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON, 2899 Cashel Street. , HOUSE AND LAND AT KAIAPOI. . Messrs. J. ojiLiviiiß & son have .received, instructions froqa A. F. N. Blakiston, Esq., to let for a term all that desirably property at Kaiapoi in his occupation, consisting of a capital Six-room Dwelling House, In thorough.,repair, with the well-stocked Garden and paddocks adjoining. The paddocks consist of, about 20 acres of Land, most agreeably situated on the Banks of the Koro'tucka or Cam. Within a short distance from the dwelling house is THE STORE, Avery capacjious, building possessing every convenience for a first-rate business, And with the advantage of a deep waterfrontage. For particulars, apply to Messrs. J. OLLIVIER & SON, Christchurch, Or to Messrs. RICH & po., 3735 Kaiapoi. LAND TO LET. TOWNSHIP OF LINCOLN. Messrs. j, oluvier & son have received instructions to let for a terra of 7 or 14 years, at a ;very moderate rental, about 350 acres. In the immediate vicinity of the Township of Lincoln, in blocks of 100 acres and upwards. The land is partially'feiheed, is well watered, and admirably adapted for grazing purposes. For particulars apply to 37.36 MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON_ rpO LET FOR FIFTEEN YEARS. Section, 2497 oii Springs Track, 200 acres Stwtion 2498 ditto ditto JSB acres Scolion 2685 Kaiapoi district 250 acres. Rentals—6h. per acre for tl\e flrot ftyo years; 10s. per acre for the second five; and 158. per acre for the third fivp years. The firnt and second years rentals to be paid together in the second year; The landlord will pay for improvements of a ■ substantial character at the end of the lease, not exceeding an amount to be agreed upon. 5 ] The lancllprd will pay for all trees planted on J the estate at the end of the lease. Apply to J. OLLIVIBR & SON, Cashel and High Streets. April 25, 1862. ' 1706