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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1381, 1 April 1865, Page 7

Properties for Sable. TO BK SOLD. A 20 ACHE SECTION OF LAND, No. 7703, About a mite from Weeden's Accommodation House, on the South r,»ad. Price only 4!60. Apply to No. 31 4064 LUCK & CLARK. SALTWATER CHEEK, Q>7 ACRES OF SPLENDID LAND " • FOR SALE. This early selection, No, 2320, is offered at the low price of £4 per acre, and in situated on the road to the Went Coast Goldfleld*. No. 891 Apply to 4065 LUCK & CLARK. IN TOWN AND SUBURBS. AN UMB Eli OF PLO TS, Varying in size and price to suit applicants, TO BE LET, With the Right op Purchase in SIX if EAR S, In the North, South, South-west, and East parts of CHRISTCIIURC H. Prices of Plot# • COLOMBO STREET SOUTH, near the Railway Station, £55 each and upwards. No. 823 SOUTH TOWN BELT, close to the Great Southern and Northern Railway Station, £40 each and upwards. No. 822

HEREFORD STREET AND EAST TOWN BELT, in Town Reserves, Lot 13.3, £97 10s each and upwards. No. 821. ST. ALBANS, close to the Wesleyan School in St. Albans road, £-28 each and upwards. No. 824 WINDMILL ROAD.—AIso a few plots in Windmill Road, opposite to Mr. ilislop's Garden, to be let for 15 years, with the right of purchase in three years. £48 each and upwards. No. 796 On two or more lots being taken in one name, a discount will be made on the purchase price. The half of a plot may be taken by the applicant requiring a smaller piece of land thun a whole one ; and the plots, when it is not considered objectionable to do so, will be divided in any desired manner to suit persons taking more than one. Lithographed plans, printed lists, and all particu lars of the above properties to be had on application to 3942 LUCK & CLARK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. ACRES of LAND in theTimaru District, OUU bounded by the Opihi and Tenawai Rivers, with only 45 chains of fencing to enclose it, together with 300 Ewes, heavy in lamb, horses, farm implements, etc. A 4-roomed house and 12-aere paddock. This property is one of the most desirable in the neighbourhood, and will only be sold in consequence of the owner leaving the colony. For further particulars, apply to 3658 c STUBBS & KING, For Bale or To Let. TO BE LET OR SOLD. rjIHE HOUSE and Premises now in the occopaX tion of Captain Swanson, situate in David Street, Lyttelton. Consisting of— Eight rooms, with a well stocked garden, and a good supply of water. If rented, the furniture of a superior quality, can be taken on easy terms. AH other particulars am be obtained by applying on the premises to 2706 o A. SWANSON. Butoßorlptloaxa. THE following case of URGENT DISTRESS we wish to bring before the notice of the BENEVOLENT

A Dutch settler, Charles Brown, of good character, with a wife and three young children, living on the Kaiapoi Island, is a small tenant farmer, has for some years being suffering from permanent lockjaw, which renders him incapable of doing anything to support himself and family, besides inflicting upon him at times intense torture. During the late fresh in the river, his sod house was entirely destroyed, with most of his small stores, bees, poultry, &c. It is wished to raise some funds sufficient to erect him a wooden house on a higher part of his land, and to replace his goods, if possible. His neighbours have for some time assisted him by cultivating and harvesting a part of his land, but being themselves sufferers from the fresh, we are induced to appeal to the public generally in the present emergency. The undersigned will be glad to receive any assistance on Brown's behalf, and will undertake to see that any money entrusted to them in properly exP ™ W ' w. W. WILLOCK, (urate of Kaiapoi. CHAS. DUDLEY, M.D. Subscriptions will also be received by the Rev. Geo. Cotterill, or they may be paid to the account of the Rev. W. W. Willock, at the Union Bank of Australia, Christchurch. 412 a Literature. " IN THE PRESS, AND SHORTLY WILL BE PUBLISHED, fcap. Bvo., in cloth, PRICE 2s 6d., a FEW WORDS ON CONVERSION, AND CHURCH TRUTH, By the late Rev. Chari.ks Alabaster, May bo had of J. Younghusband, J. Hughes, ami C. Bonnington, Christchurch 5 mid E. Mills. Lyttelton. 3 " Storage. ~~~ STORAGE. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. ]HItEE and duty-paid Goods of every description, including Flour, Grain, &c., stored at very moderate charges, in those roomy and conveniently situated Warehouses, adjoining the premises of Mr Symington, Cathedral square. Insurances effected. Apply at the offlco of MR. SYMINGTON, 0 2942 Cathedral square^ Ooala, Firewood, & °- ; CANTERBURY COLLIERY, MALVERN HILLS. THE BEST CANTERBURY COALS supplied at the pit at 20s per ton, delivered m Christchurch and vicinity at 60s per ton, cash. A trial will prove the superiority of this coal to other coal for most purposes.

Orders will be executed by Mr. J. S. Brown, contractor, and may be left at Mr. John King's grocer, Cashel street, Mr. William Calvert's, High street. 3785o dWHh JOHN JEBSON.