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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1188, 26 January 1864, Page 7

"T.'-... . . Auctions. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CBONNINGTON begs to intimate to the public • that he intends to have an Auction Sale on the 28th INSTANT, at his rooms, of a large and varied assortment of books, musical instruments, and fancy goods, to make room for new stock just arriving. The whole to be solil without reserve, c 421 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MATSON & TOIILEgSE have received instructions from the consignors to Sell by Public Auction, the TIMBER, &c., EX ALEXANDRIA, from Hobart Town, consisting of 3,688 feet ... 3xl 13,699 feet ... 3x2 10,469 feet ... 4x2 5,434 feet ... 4x3 1,746 feet ... 5x2 4,100 feet ... 5x 3 ) 3,675 feet ...6x2 1,600 feet ... 6x3 1,685 feet ... 7x 3 1,818 feet ... Bx3 1,630 feet ... 9x3 1,572 feet ... 12 x 3 3,000 feet tongued and grooved board, 6xl| 10,650 feet dressed weather board, 6 out 10,028 feet do. do. 4 out 10,200 feet rough do. 6 out 2,500 feet skirting Doors, Sashes, Casements, &c. Also, 90 kegs American nails, various sizes 20 kegs Ewbank's ditto 12 cases galvanised iron, 6ft. x 24 9 do. ditto, Bft. x 26 4 do. ditto, 7ft. x 26 4 do. ditto, 7ft. x 24 Further particulars, with day of sale will shortly appear. 460 ~~~ NOTICE. RURAL SECTIONS 1107 & 1116, In the Immediate Vicinity of Christchurch. MR. T. B. CRAIG has received instructions from the proprietor to sell by auction, at an early date (of which due notice Avill be given), Sections of the above, varying in extent from 1 acre to 2 acres and upwards, as laid out in plan. . Parties wishing to purchase can select their section, which on the day of sale will be put up at the upset price, and knocked down to the applicant should there be no higher bidder. > Plans can be seen, and particulars obtained, at Mr. T. B. Craig's office, next Town Hall. c 6209 Properties for Sal©. FOR SALE, in blocks to suit purchasers, the property situated between the Windmill road and Colombo street south, known as MR. BLACKLER'S FARM. Terms: £120 per acre payable One-third cash One-third in 12 months One-third in 18 months With interest upon the unpaid portions at 10 pel cent per annum. Apply to HARMAN & STEVENS. Hereford street, May 29, 1863, c 2496 BUSINESS PREMISES. FOR SALE, EXTENSIVE PREMISES, in one of the best situations in Christchurch. Suitable for mercantile or other business. A first rate dwelling-house adjoining. The whole will be sold at a moderate price. HARMAN & STEVENS, Hereford street. Dec. 28, 1863. c 662 ' SUBURBAN LAND ON LONG DEFERRED PAYMENTS. MESSRS. HARMAN AND STEVENS are in structed to dispose of a quantity of Lane near the suburb of Avonville on long deferred pay ments. The land will be sold in quarter-acre sections anc upwards. January 7, 1864. c HAREWOOD ROAD. MESSRS HARMAN AND STEVENS are in. structed to sell TEN ACRES OF LAND On the Harewood Road, about three miles fron Christchurch, well suited for a residence. January 8, 1864. C ELLESMERE JUNCTION ROAD. MESSRS. HARMAN AND STEVENS are in structed to sell a valuable Farm about thirteei miles from Christchurch, consisting of 100 acres o: first-rate agricultural land. Eighty acres are fenced The buildings consist of a small house and a gooc stiiblGt • There are good metalled roads the whole distance. Terms easy. January 6, 1864. c 12 * FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PREMISES. THE Premises in High street, now in the occupa tion of the undersigned, are for SALE. Pos . session can be given on Ist January. The lease liai ' 19 years to run at a ground rent of thirty pound per annum. Apply to J. T. PEACOCK & CO. I llth Dec., 1863. c 63 2' 1 TOWNSHIP OF COURTENAY, L W AIM AKIR Alii. THE Plans are completed, sections are now beinj made, and surveyors are about to peg out tn whole of this valuable property. EARLY APPLICATION for the CHOICE o „ SECTIONS is strongly recommended. t PLAN, with selected sections crossed, may b seen at the offices of BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT, Hereford street, Christchurch.^ Jan. 23, 1864. c 47: FOR SALE. 1 In consequence of it being necessary for the owner ti reside in Christchurch. OA ACRES of FREEHOLD, with six-roome< Q\J cob house, stables, stockyard, &c., j And, adjoining, * 120 ACRES OF LEASEHOLD, with purchasing clause. The greater portion is fenced and under cultivn tion, and there is an inexhaustible supply of excellen water. This valuable property is situated about one-anc! a-half miles from the Rangiora Ford, and com mands beautiful views of the sea and the surroundin countiy, FREDERICK THOMPSON, , 373 Cashel street. MR. BOWRON'S RURAL SECTION No. 33. £ TO BE NOW SOLD ON THE LAND 11 BY PRIVATE CONTRACT ONLY, SITUATED ON THE EASTERN TOWN BELI 2 Having a large frontage on the River Avon. THE land is of the richest quality, and on one < the finest positions of the Town Belt of tl n City of Christchurch. (j This section is laid out in quarter-acre, lialf-acr acre, and from, three to four acre allotments. Terms:—One-third at least of the purchase mone to be paid, down; the remainder as per agreement r- and if the purchase exceeds £200, then on mortgaj d required. „ , 1- Applications to. be made at Mr. Bowron s res dence only, on the said section near the river,, next I tjhe Christchurch Cemetery Reserve. 19. August 11,1863, c3b)