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

Aiuotloula. CHRISTCHURCH. MONDAY, 25th INSTANT. re On Account of whom it may Concern. MESSRS. WOLEDGE & CO. have received in structions to sell by public auction, withou TPHPI'VA fit: MR. LOU IS SON'S STORES, ie Hereford street, Christchurch, On Monday next, the 25th inst., on account of whon it may concern, the following packages, all more o 8 ess damaged by sea water, Ex Indian Empire, Black, from London, 8.8. (in diamond J — 3 bales corn sacks Ex Indian Empire, Black, from London, W.N. . C. ( m diamond)— j caße containingj Loo tables t Couches ' Folding arm chairs Cheffioners Horsehair Ex Parisian, Doyly, from London, M.H. (in diamond) —16—I case drapery, containing Trimmed robes Do. dresses f 6-4 black and colored coburgs j f Roubaix—velvet trimmed linsay robes Fancy and tartan ties. At Mr. Louisson's Stores, Hereford street, 3 * Christchurch. 1 Sale at 1 o'clock. 241! i : WOODEND. SALE OF MILCH COWS, HEIFERS, AND STEERS. I TI/TR. BUSS has received instructions from Messrs . i.TX Noble and Bailey to sell by public auction ai Mr. Hinge's stockyards, Woodend, on THURSDAY, APRIL 28, The following valuable lot of quiet pail-fed cattle:— 3 cows, just ready to calve down 2 ditto dry 3 working bullocks 7 steers, from two to three years old I 2 calves > 1 young bull Also, Draught mares and geldings t Light harness mares and geldings > And a few good hacks Sale at half-past 12 o'clock. I Terms cash. 2273 TO CAPITALISTS, JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES, SQUATTERS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. STATION PROPERTY FOR SALE . BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON ! THURSDAY, 2ND JUNE NEXT. MESSRS. MILES & CO. have been favored with instructions to have sold by public auction (in consequence of the owner's departure for England), on Thursday, June 2, at their Wool Sales Room, Hereford street, Christchurch, if not sold by private contract, on or before the Ist May next, of which due notice will be given, the following valuable SHEEP STATION, Comprising— RUNS Nos. 174, 298, 377, and 262, and containing about 54,000 acres of well-grassed Sheep Country, situated in the Upper Ashburton district, and known as the CLENT HILLS STATION, Together with 5,000 Breeding Ewes 2,441 Wethers 320 Rams 360 Head of Cattle 18 Horses Team of 8 working Bullocks, Dray, &c. The Improvements consist of Three Dwelling-houses Woolshed Store Stockyard 15 acres of Paddock Garden 2 Out-stations Sheep-dip. Full particulars can be obtained, and plans of the properties may be seen, at the offices of Messrs. MILES & CO., Christchurch. Messrs. DRIVER, MACLEAN, & CO., Dunedin; or, * Messrs. MILES & CO., Melbourne. Christchurch, 15th April, 1864. c 2339 Properties for Sale. - ELLESMERE JUNCTION ROAD. MESSRS. HARMAN AND STEVENS are instructed to sell a valuable Farm about thirteen miles from Christchurch, consisting of 100 acres of first-rate agricultural land. Eighty acres are fenced. The buildings consist of a small house and a good stable. There are good metalled roads the whole distance. Terms easy. January 6, 1864. c 124 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE Proprietor, JOHN BIRDSEY, of the British Hotel, has determined on SELLING all his INTEREST in hotel properties. The " BRITISH " needs no comment. The " VALLEY " needs no comment. Other interest the Advertiser has in this particular line can be ascertained on personal application to JOHN BIRDSEY, British Hotel. Christchurch, Canterbnry, March 28, 1864. c 1924 RANGIORA. TO BE SOLD, with immediate possession if required, and within five minutes' walk of the Post Office, a four-roomed HOUSE, substantially built, lined and papered throughout, together with three acres of land fenced in and broken up, with part under garden. The above property will be sold at a moderate sum, and will be found in every, way, whether for occupation or to let, a desirable investment. For terms, and all other particulars, application to be made on the premises, to „ TTm ™ T 882 c MRS. ASHTON. FOR SALE. UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. A COMFORTABLE £W*WN£ fIOUSE of JA "roim's, Situate 'On half-'an-acre of land; one quarter' aC re fronting Peterborough street, and $he other Salisbury street. 1 Apply to HENRY MATSON, EDWD. REECE, Trustees to the Estate of Mr. Wm. Dartnall. c 1959 FOR SALE OR TO fIIHE LEASE of. a frsT-class plot of. LAND for A busuiesV premises, id joining the' site for the Blink of 1 NeW Zealand's new buildings, 1 Ghnstcburch, havihg a frontage of 45 feet riri Hereford Street and the* same : oh : Cathedral Square, with a depth of 100 f ccfc ■i ' t' fjiia is one of the best business sites }$ ph,Es- - 301 c ' ' Lyttelton. iii '