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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1621, 24 February 1866, Page 3

New Advertisements RUN FOR S AXE.—B6OO acres and 5300 sheep fimm.V AGREEMENT FOR SALE.3300 mixed sheep, more or less,. at 40 per cent increase, and 2s 6d wool money. The agreement has three years to run; Also, 1800 MIXED SHEEP, more or less, upon the same terms, with {J"* Jff ™ /"]] 1080 MIXED SHEEP FOR SALL, of all HAII'BUEO b BAM LAMBS FOR SALE, Romney Marsh r»m ß , out nf nirked Merino ewes 200 HAlf-BBED southdown and MEKINO LAMBS; Also, i PrtIZE SOUTHDOWN #AM, 6 - tooth ; delivered on the Hawkins, or in Clirist-full-mouthed; delivered at Porter's pass ; price, 12s a head 2000 FAT WETHERS, Hnrunui LAND.—9O acres, situated on the north branch of the Waimakariri, about two miles from Kaiapoi. The whole is well fenced, and well watered by two creeks. Terms easy SITES FOR BONDED STORES AND WAREHOUSES, adjoining Railway Station, to be sold in sections 50 feet by 108 feet. Price £250, in seven years, bearing interest at 10 per cent SITES FOR VILLA RESIDENCES.— Sections of ten acres each, situated on the Riccarton road. 20 per cent cash, the remainder in three years, at 10 per cent interest FARM, 207 ACRES, Mount Grey Downs, well watered and cultivated 50 ACRES, in the. Riccarton district, to be sold in 10 acre blocks CONVENIENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, situated on the Springfield Road, about a mile from Cliristchurch; good garden and stable. Rent £80 a year A COMMODIOUS LODGING HOUSE, situated in St. Asaph street. Rent £100 a year VTT.T. RACE, with 15 feet fall to drive an overshot wheel of sufficient power to work four pairs of stones, with four acres of land, more or less, on the North road, close to the proposed line of railroad. More land can be had if required; Also, 37 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, with frontage on the North road, being portions of Sections 1215 and 1235; Also, 120 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, with frontage on the North road, adjoining the above, being parts of Sections 437, 1213, and 1235. There is a well-built seven-roomed house on this portion of the property, with stockyard, pigsties, and other outbuildings. The Waikuku Creek runs through the property. Price low, and terms easy BREWERY BUSINESS FOR SALE.— 76TIQS TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. — Corn sacks for sale, in any quantity. For further particulars apply to DbBOURBEL & CO., 488 Cathedral square, Christchurch. PAPANUI ROAD. Four acres of land FOR SALE, Nearly opposite Mr. Peacock's estate, fenced and improved. Terms easy. Apply to 8878 J. OLLIVIER & SON. JJ MATSON AND CO. * CHRISTCHURCH, Are constantly receiving CONSIGNMENTS FROM WOODS AND COCKSEDGE, Stowmabket, England, Consisting of Annealed Wire, Standards, Thrashing Machines, Carts, Chaff Cutters, Mills, &c., &c. W. & C. were awarded the First Prize again the Royal Agricultural Society of England ; also Sixteen First Prizes from different •ocieties, and Four first-class Silver Medals in Germany—all in 1865. 616 FARM ON THE SELWYN. OA A ACRES Good LAND, fenced in, £j\J\J FOR SALE ; with right to Lease >00 Acres immediately adjoining. H. MATSON & CO. Cathedral Square. 23rd February, 1866. 617 gHEEPWASH TOBACCO FOR SALE. H MATSON & CO. have on hand a a quantity of the above. Excelsior brand ;, and Plug and Twist, of superior quality, warranted. Stone Building, Cathedral Square. 22nd February, 1866. 618 SHEEP FENCING 1 SHEEP FENCING ! H MATSON & CO. have on S<tl< , BEST ANNEALED WIRE: Noi 4, 5, and 6. Aid manufacture Standards, any gaug< and length, to order, at the shortest notice. Stone Building, Cathedral Square. 22nd February, 1866. 611 WANTED TO PURCHASE, QATS OF FIRST QUALITY H. MATSON & CO., Cathedral square. 22nd February, 1866. 62 TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. JJ MATSON & CO. are now prepared t STORE GRAIN In bulk or in bags, and to make advanc( on the same when in store. Also, WOOL Forwarded for sale by auction, or f< shipment, and To advance on the same. Bags supplied. For particulars apply at the Officc Cathedral Square. February 23rd, 1866. 6 FOR SALE. 1200 FA T WETHER H. MATSON & CO. Cathedral Square. February 23,1866.