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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1397, 9 May 1865, Page 7

Jkaao-fcloxxat. LYTTELTON CHURCH LAND. D "TI/TESSRS. J, OLLIVIER & 8O N l?i have received instructions from The Agent of the Church Property Trustees, TO LET, lit PUBLIC AUCTION, AT 11 THE QUEEN'S HOTEL, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 10th, At Noon, THOSE TOWN SECTIONS jj ON TUB BUMN E R ROA D, Being Nos. 317, .'5lB, 319, and 320, For a period of Twenty-one Years, at the upset Rental of £7 lus each, for the first seven years; £15 for the second seven years; and £22 10a for the last seven years of the 1 term. Sale at Noon. 4780 LYTTELTON TOWN LAND. MESSRS. .TOIIN OLLIVIER AND SON have received instructions from the mortgagee to sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At Fairhurst's Hotel, Lyttelton, on WEDNESDAY. MAY 10th, i FIVE SECTIONS OF LAND, Lots 52, 54, 56, 58, and 60, of the Lyttelton . Council Municipal Reserves, held on lease for 21 years, from 25th December, 1863, on which is erected a substantial store, covered with corrugated iron. Sale at 1 o'clock. 4719 Terms at Sale. IMPORTANT SALE, AT MESSRS. DALGETY & CO.'S STORES. ' TITESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON ItX have received instructions from Messrs. Dalgety & Co. to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Stores, in High street, on THURSDAY, MAY 11th, At Noon, The following Goods, to close consignments:— 22 CASES and TRUNKS BOOTS and SHOES, Ex Rachel and other late arrivals, Consisting of— Men's ankle boots Stout watertights Grain and hide napoleons Mud thigh boots Knee boots Army, calf, and extra stout bluchers Side spring boots Wellingtons Half do Boys' boots, various Leggings, 24 and 27 inch Boys' do, 20 inch Ladies' best kid side spring boots Do do lace do Do do side spring do, with buttons Do do < do do, clump soles Do best cashmere boots Do best calf do Children's boots, various, &c., &c. 250 cases bottled ale, in 4 doz., quarts 30 do do, 6 doz., pints 125 hhds Burton ale 1 40 do Yorkshire do. 4810 I PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO SMALL CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS ! IN WANT OF A GOOD INVESTMENT. MR. THOMAS PBEECE has received instructions to sell by public auction, at an early date, part of sections 305 and 306, Jackson's Road, Lyttelton, together with the commodious and substantial house thereon, formerly in the occupation of Mr. W. Newnham; also the useful household furniture. Full particulars in future advertisement. May 4th, 1865. c 4771 NOTICE. "VrR. JAMES CAMPBELL, Auctioneer, will JLIX sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, For Mr. Greenlee, of Canterbury Sale Yards, Christchurch, at Edward Thomas' Yards, COURTENAY ARMS, FELTON'S FERRY, ON THURSDAY, Uth MAY, At 12 o'clock, Noon, The following stock Horses Cows Working bullocks Pigs, turkeys, fowls, &c. Also, Will be sold 6 working bullocks, in pairs, single, or the lot, with bows and yokes complete Parties leaving stock for sale at Mr.. Thomas' Yards will be duly attended to, and in no case will entry money be charged unless sold. The above is the first of Monthly Sales to be held the Second Thursday of every Month. Terms Easy. After the above sale, there will be sold A hou?e with two acres of freehold land, situate in the centre of the township of Woodend, Mandeville District, at present occupied by Mr. Smith. Canterbury Sale Yards, opposite the Post-office, Christchurch, 4th May, 18G5. 4791 Properties fox* Sale. 1710 R SALE, a capital Farm of 50 acres, situato . in Rangiora, on the direct Woodend and 1 Rangiora Road ; there is a good house and garden, " with a running stream close to the door ; the whole of the land fenced and laid out in convenient Paddocks, fourteen acres in English grass—the whole offering a good opportunity for investment. For particulars apply to HICKMAN, BROTHERS, Kaiapoi or Rangiora. 4744 FOR SALE—THOSE Valuable Leasehold PREMISES lately in the occupation of T. W. Wilkinson, butcher, Cushel street. Apply to the Trustees, R. M. CRESSWELL, G. W. ELL. April 26, 1865. 4634 "suburb OF HURSLEY. MESSRS. lIAItMAN & fcTEVENS are now prepared to sell BUILDING ALLOTMENTS In close proximity to the Railway Station. Price per allotment £50 und upwards, on deferred payment, with interest on the purchase money at ten per cent, per annum. Feb. 1, 1864. o 83 IJIOR SALE, in the Mandeville District,—Twenty J acres of LAND, Rural Section No. 4756, having a "frontage to and bounded on the S. by the road along the bank of the Waimakariri; on the E. by section 3668; on the N.E. by the road leading to Captain Rowe's Station. For further particulars apply to MANCHESTER, BROS., & GOLDSMITH, Waimate, 17 4783 Timaru.