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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1469, 26 August 1865, Page 4

Aikman & Wilson* MONDAY. AUGUST 28, 1865. SLATES. SLATES. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT Til* RAILWAY STATION. Messrs. aikman & wilson are instructed by the Consignee to sell by public auction, on the above day, Immediately after the Timber sale, About 15,000 SLATES, Duchess, Countess, and Viscountess. Terms at sale. 6744 For Sale or To liet, JpiOß SALE. OR TO BE LET A HOUSE, containing four rooms, on quarter-acre of land, situate in Worcester street east. 6581 API>,/ E. S. DALGETY & CO. Properties for Sale. SUBURB OF HURSLEY. Messrs. barman & &tevens are now prepared to sell BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in close proximity to the Railway Station. Price per allotment £50 and upwards, on deferred payment, with interest on the purchase money at ten per cent, per annum. Feb. 1, 1864. c 83 ~ TOBES( >LD, ALL those Premises, situated in Cashel street, Christchurch, now in the occupation of Henry Joseph Hall, grocer, in which there has been a large business carried on for the past two years. These premises occupy a good business position ; there is a large Shop, Ware-room, Dwelling of eight rooms, well finished, large yard witli artesian well, Stables, and Hay-loft. For further particulars apply at the premises, to HENRY JOSEPH HALL, 5543 Cashel street. TO BE SOLD, in BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Town Reserves, No. 78, situate in Durham street north. Apply to W. W. DARTNALL, 6425 Kilmore street.

SELLING OFF. NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS. MR. JOHN LEITH, of Leithfleld, being about to leave tha province, he now offers THE WHOLE OF HIS ESTATE FOR SALE, In one block or blocks, to suit purchasers. Th# properties consist of THE TOWNSHIP OF LEITHFIELD, WITH The hotel Stables Garden and orchards The windmill, with two pairs of 4ft 6in stones A red-brick granary The miller's cottage &c., &c. The whole of this land is well drained, and mostly in grass (the eastern portion not being cut into yet). This valuable property is close to the sea, has excellent water, and is a rapidly rising place. To give a stranger some idea of the progress of this place, he must be told that already we have 2 hotels, 2 builders, 1 wheelwright, 1 blacksmith's shop with 3 forges, 1 butcher, 1 baker, 1 saddler, I shoemaker, arge stores, a nursery garden.milkman, miller, and also milliners. A Resident Magistrate's Court is held here every fortnight, and police stationed litre. The North road runs through the centre of the town, and is one and a-half chains wide. Sections have sold hers at the rate of £200 per acre. Situation—27 miles north of Christchurch ; and excellent metalled roads all the way; and it is the main station for Cobb and Co.'s Coaches to the North. Adjoining the township there is a SECTION OF RICH LAND, Securely fenced and drained, containing THIRTY-FIVE ACRES, And numbered 3040.

Also, SECTION No. 4i44, CONTAINING TWENTY ACRESLess some acres sold in acre blocks. This also adjoins the township. Also, TWENTY ACRES ON THE SEA BEAQJi. Fronting on the Kowai. Also, THE TOWNSHIP OF BALCAIRN. This valuable property is situate on th« 3 GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY, And will become the dep6t for the North. This comprises Nos. 4527,4526, and 4528. Also, SECTION No. 15)27, CONTAINING TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT BUSH. Also, SECTION NO. 6952—A MILL SITE, The only one in the district. Twenty-five acres in this block } thirteen feet fall. Also, SECTION No. 8298, CONTAINING TWENTY ACRES, Situate at the Waitohi Gorge. Together with the buildings, consisting of a public house, store, and stable.

Also, BULLOCKS, COWS, PIGS, HORSES, &c. And LARGE STOCK OF STORES FROM THE WAITOHI, Ac., &c., &«. _ Also TEN SHARES IN THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. SHARES IN THB CHRISTCHURCH GAS, COKE, AND COAL COMPANY. HALF TON OF FINE SALT. Sections in the township of Leithfleld can be tuken on lease with a purchasing clause, •r fiv# per cent, discount for cash. Apply to JOHN LEITH,