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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1226, 23 April 1864, Page 3

■A.uotion.a. IMPORTANT SALE AT ILAM. AT THE RESIDENCE OF A. R. CREYKE, Esi Messrs. j. ollivier & so have been favored with instructions froi A. R. Creyke, Esq., who is shortly leaving the pr< vince, to sell by public auction, at his house, adjoii ing Dam, the whole of his capital collection ( FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, several head of VERY CHOICE CATTLE, and a few REMARKABLY FINE HACKS. The sale will take place ON TUESDAY, APRIL 26, at Noon precisely. THE FURNITURE Comprises— Capital couches, covered in reps Inlaid walnut 100 table Occasional tables Dining-room ditto Lounge and dining-room chairs Book-case Mahogany library table and materials for thi writing table WORKS~oITART. Elegant bronzes A few very choice water-color drawings An oil painting, by Lanzio, in carved frame Several fine engravings, after Rosa Bonheur French clocks BEDROOM FURNITURE. Mattrasses, feather beds, blankets Sheet, pillows, &c. Diuner services Breakfast and tea ditto Glass decanters, &c., &c. Plate forks, spoons, &c. Cutlery, knives, &c. Lamps Kitchen utensils, of various kinds. About 300 volumes of books, amongst which are complete sets of Macmillan, Household Words, All the Year Round, Temple Bar, Corohill, and Once a Week, Southey's Com-mon-place Book, Smiles' Life of Stephenson, &c., &c. IMPLEMENTS, See. Horse dray, horse rake Weighing machine, grass sowing machine Patent mangle About 100 iron park hurdles SADDLERY. Saddles and bridles, by Whippy Cart harness Horse clothing Double brake harness Dog-cart harness Driving whips HORSES. 6 first-class hacks CATTLE. 2 heifers, by the imported bull Falcon 1 yearling bull „ „ 1 „ „ „ Regicide 3 well-bred cows Five fat pigs &c., &c., &c. NOTICE. The Auctioneers give notice that in order to clear the whole of the above property in one day, the sale will commence with the household furniture. PUNCTUALLY AT NOON. Stock will be sold at 3 o'clock precisely. 2254 THE CHRISTCHURCH QUAY AND HEATHCOTE TOWNSHIP ESTATE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION AT AN EARLY DAY, BY MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON, in lots for the convenience of purchasers (unless an acceptable offer bej>reviously made) and upon easy terms of payment. Lot 1 will comprise all that well known wharf and waterside premises called Christchurch Quay, together with the warehouses, dwelling-house, offices, store, cellars, outbuildings, crane wharf, yards, and premises of half an acre, where a very extensive coal and timber trade is now being earned on by Messrs. Montgomery, Todhunter & Co. as tenants from year to year at the very low annual rent of £200, on terms to give up possession at a month's notice if required. These premises are perhaps the most suitable and best adapted for a brewery of any in Canterbury. Lot 2 will comprise the new dwelling-house on the opposite side of the creek, replete with every convenience, stables, outbuildings, extensive garden well stocked with fruit trees, grass paddock containing about sa. lr., having large valuable frontage up the river. Immediate possession can be given. Lot 3 comprises that very desirable and valuable' triangular plot of land between Mr. Aikman's late premises and the quay, having extensive frontage on the Ferry road. Navigation street; and on the river, containing 1 rood 30 perches, of which immediate possession may be had. This lot is admirably situated for an hotel, and has hitherto been reserved for that purpose. Lots 4, 5, 6, and 7 comprise the four plots between the Ferry road and the creek, or intended basin, next adjoining the quay, each having a frontage of 100 feet on the road, 3nd 51 depth of 60 feet, all well adapted for busing purposes. The above properties being situate at the head of the navigation with ample spjtpe for vessels, distant only two miles from the Ferry and two from Christchurch, in a rapidly increasing neighborhood, and onp which offers a most desirable opportunity for profitable investment, After the above sale, the various Road and River side quarter-acre sections in the Heathcatp Township which shall have been previously applied for will be submitted to competition, and sold without reserve, in thejr order aqd numbers stated on the plan ; particulars of which may be had by applying to the Auctioneers, MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON, Christchurch. February 4th, 1864. .c 737 TO SQUATTERS, FARMERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. THE SECOND MONTHLY SALE AT CAMERON'S YARDS, SALTWATER CREEK. ON TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1864. ]L|R. I4I)BRQ0# has received Instructions *tt MR. R.<f TEEK , w to sell by auctfidn;!on th& abovti day, the first draught of gftperior unbroken Colts and Fftlies, frdm ! the well-known stud of G. H. Moore, Esq., Glenmatk Station. They are) in first-rate condition, and fit for any kind of work. • ■ 1 Also, Several other lots of harness and saddle horses Parties having horses or 1 cattle to sell at'the above Yards will please enter "the same with all particular! the osce, Ladbyook's' Yards, py ; at C^m?ron'( flote. " "' ": V" •. • '■ ' Mr. Lacjbroojc would recommend purchasers t< attend the salfe, asthjj UnbrokenWtock are'ilf aver] Superior description.' " r > • • Luncheon-provided. ! '■ Sale at Twelve o!clock sharp. 243!