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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1113, 11 July 1863, Page 2

Town Belt South and Durham Street.—A splendid Corner Section, having 955 links of frontage, and containing 2 acres and 17 poles. Price moderate, and part of purchase money can remain unpaid until Ist January, 1805, at 7 per cent interest. No. GlO Town Belt East.—Land and House for sale. The land comprises 2 acres, enclosed and laid out as a garden, witli ornamental grounds and orchard in full bearing. The house, which is newly imported from England, is planned and built in a very superior style, the foundations being of stone, the roof slated, and the rooms finished in the most perfect manner. This most desirable property, adjoining " Englefield," on the Avon, is lor sale at an extremely low price for cash, and offers a capital investment to anyone seeking first-class property. If preferred, it can be purchased by payments extending over 12 months. No. 626 Hagley Park.—The Lease to be sold of 140 acres of land, held under the Provincial Government at a low rental. The crops now in tlie ground consist of 37 acres of oais, 12 acres of vetches, &c. The price asked for the lease and crops is extremely low; and the whole of the live and dead stock can be taken at a valuation. This valuable farm, prudently worked as hitherto, will yield a most profitable return on the outlay. No. 621 TOWN OF LYTTELTON. Norwich Quay.—Two most valuable Sections to let on lease. No. 74 Dampieu's Bay.—Godley Quay and Brittan Terrace.—Five Sections to be let on long leases. No. 75 Bridle Path.—Freehold Land and House for sale or to let. The house contains seven rooms and entrance hall. This property is beautifully situated, commanding an extensive view of the harbor and town. No. 8 KAIAPOI. Three Acres of Land for sale, being part of rural section 468, on the island, fronting on the direct North rood, and about 20 chains from Baxter's Ferry, where a bridge is in course of erection. A plan has been prepared, dividing the land into five building allotments, upon one of which is a small cottage. Although, strictly speaking, tins is rural land, its excellent position warrants its being classified as a town section. Price moderate, and title unexceptionable. No. 611 AKAROA. In German Bay.—A small Section of Land for sale, admirably adapted as a site for an hotel. TIMARU. Close to the Town.—3s Acres of Land for sale, partly fenced in, and under cultivation. No. 613 PREBBLETON. The remaining Sections of this excellent township; to be sold upon very easy term»of purchase. No. 348 TOWNSHIP OF SELWYN. Six Quarter-acre Sections of choice allotments in this capital township, to be sold at a low price, and on easy terms. No. 543 NORTHPORT. One of the best Town Sections in West street, facing the Market-place. No. 211 RURAL PROPERTIES. HEATHCOTE DISTRICT.

Colombo Street South.—The only unsold lot of Rural Section No. 227, containing 2a. 3r. 3p., situated on the new road in continuation of Colombo street south, with a frontage also on the south Christchurch road. Payments to extend over a period of two years. No. 334 ON THE RIVER HEATHCOTE. LANDS SUITABLE FOR PERSONS REQUIRING SMALL FREEHOLDS. Freehold Land near Christchurch to be sold in small allotments, and to be paid for by instalments extenaing over 7 years. 47 Acres, part of Rural Section 48a., the property of the Rev. James Wilson. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. All the rural section numbered 48a. on the map of the Chief Surveyor, containing 50 acres (less about three acres taken for the railway) situated on the road running from the Ferry road to the Hills' road, and having a frontage of 44 chains thereto, and about 14 chains fronting on the River Heathcote, immediately below Wilson's bridge. The land is situated in a most healthy position, and has been laid down to English pasture; it possesses good drainage into a creek which traverses the length of the section, and water of the purest quality can be procured at the depth of a few feet. The allotments as laid out are at an average distance of one mile from Christchurch, and are about the same distance from the Christchurch Railway Station. From the sections fronting on the river a fine view of the Port Hills is obtained. Most of the sections front on the direct road between Lyttelton and Christchurch by the Hill route; those lying back, and those fronting on the river, have access by reserved roads to the direct line. The land will be divided into sections containing one acre or thereabouts, according to a plan prepared, and now .ready for inspection. Intending purchasers may apply for any of the sections, which will then be submitted to public competition, and sold to the challenger at the fixed upset price, if no advance be ottered. Terms:—ls per cent on day of sale; 15 per cent at end of two years; 20 per cent at end of four years; 50 per cent at end of seven years. Interest to be charged for the unpaid monies at the rate of 6 per cent for the first two years, and 8 per cent for the remainder of the term. No. 580 A Family Residence to be let on lease, with about 25 acres land, 1£ miles from Christchurch, as now in the occupation of the Rev. James Wilson. N0.608