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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1229, 30 April 1864, Page 7

* Xtisuraiioe Oompani^a'. milli NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ' INSURANCE COMPANY. ! Chairman: John White Cater, Esq. (Messrs. J. W. Cater, Son & Co.) Deputy-Chairman: Charles Morrison, Esq. Messrs, Morrison, Dillon & Co. Manager: George Henry Whyting, Esq. Capital £2,000,000 sterling. All risks rated upon their own merits. Losses promtly and liberally settled. Forms of proposal and every information will be furnished on application to the undersigned, who has been appointed agent for the company in Canterbury. ROBERT SYMINGTON, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, and Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. September 17, 1862. c 3653 Xiiterature. gOUTHERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Agent: G. E. BAKER, Accountant and Collector, Colombo street, Christchurch. The Sale of Property of every Description Negotiated. c 2366 Properties for Sale. FOR SALE, mWO QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS, being 496 X and 498, situate in Cambridge Terrace, opposite the Royal Hotel, each with comfortable dwellinghouse thereon. Apply to 2050 c MATSON & TORLESSE. RUN FORSALE 1 A AHA ACRES Country on the Rangitata, with from 100 to 200 head of cattle. A good road all the way. 1546 c AIRMAN & WILSON. TO BE SOLD ON EASY TERMS, FIVE Quarter-Acre Sections at Salt Water Creek. Section No. 12, on the Great North Road. ?> 19, „ » 20, „ „ 40, Jetty-street. „ 46, West Quay, with Deep Water Frontage. Apply to c 1579 E. COXHEAD. SUBURBAN LAND ON LONG DEFERRED PAYMENTS. MESSRS. HARMAN AND STEVENS are instructed to dispose of a quantity of Land near the suburb of Avonville on long deferred payments. The land will be sold in quarter-acre sections and upwards. January 7, 1864, c 125 BUILDING LAND. ST. ASAPH STREET WEST, CHRISTCHURCH. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON are instructed by Mr. M. Birmingham to sell the Freehold of 35 feet of Building Frontage on St. Asaph street west, near its junction with Montreal street. The land has a depth of 165 feet, and is enclosed and cultivated. Price £120—Half cash and half by approved 3 months' bill. Immediate possession. Tjtle unquestionable. c 1664 HOUSE FOR SALE. A GOOD four-roomed HOUSE, with quarter-acre of garden, well, &c. Price £400. 1804 c HARMAN & STEVENS. rjlO BE SOLD CHEAP. 1 quarter-acre corner section in Peterborough street, 3£ chains frontage. 38 acres splendid land at Saltwater Creek, one of the first selections. .

1 acre at Kaiapoi, No. 29, Village of Keele. A valuable section at Oxford, in the Marketplace. For particulars, apply to Messrs. DANN & BISHOP, Wine Merchants. April 26, 1864. 2602 FOR SALE. DWELLING HOUSE, GARDEN AND PADDOCK, AT PAPANUI. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have been instructed by Mr. Orchard, to sell all his freehold property at Papanui Comprising— Dwelling house containing six rooms, kitchen, pantry, &c., with cowshed and other offices. The LAND Consist of about three acres, beautifully planted and laid out as garden and paddock, well fenced with gorse. Price Moderate. Part of the purchase money can remain upon mortgage if desired. c 2585 IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS MARKET GARDENERS AND OTHERS. SPLENDID INVESTMENT. Valuable Property at the Head of the Bay, consisting of about 47 Acres of Land, with Buildings, &c. MESSRS. JOHNSON & JENKINS have been favored with instructions to offer for sale — A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Situate at Governor's Bay, near Lyttelton, and consisting of about 47 Acres of Land, of which 2 Acres (about) are laid down with English grasses 2 do. do. as garden ground 15 do. are fenced in, and partially cultivated 20 do. bush land, well timbered. The above Property is delightfully situated, and commands a most lovely view of the entrance to the Harbor, and of the Town of Lyttelton. It is in close proximity to Governor's Bay, and offers every facility for communication by water. The Orchard is planted with fruit trees, carefully selected, and bearing excellent fruit. * The Kitchen Garden is well stocked, and is in itself a source of considerable revenue. The peculiar advantage of the bush land arises from the fact of its being immediately contiguous to the Christchurch Road, offering to purchasers of timber every facility. The arable portion of this land, from the nature of the soil, offers every prospect of good crops. There are also milch cows and working bullocks, with homerfed pigs, which it is the intention of the proprietor to sell with this valuable property. To any one requiring a really pleasant retreat, where profit may be combined with pleasure, the above offers every inducement. For particulars apply to JOHNSON & JENKINS, I 2608 Lyttelton.