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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1694, 22 May 1866, Page 1

Properties for Sale. STATION PROPERTIES. I _ SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS RUNS, in Otago, Canterbury, and Nelson. BURNELL, BENNETT, & SPROT, Hereford street, Christchurch, May Ist, 1866. c! 57 FREEHOLD ESTATE AT RICCARTON FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ACRES Fenced and laid down in ty U English grass, subject to a 5 years lease from December last. The above property is very valuable, being opposite to the Riccarton Estate. For further particulars apply to BURNELL, BENNETT, &, SPROT, Hereford street. May 14,1866. c 490 TO BE SOLD, AN EXCELLENT 7-ROOMED HOUSE, with Outbuildings complete, and Five Acres of LAND, including a well stocked garden, fronting on the Great North Boad, Papanui, three miles from Clirjstchurch. To any gentleman seeking a desirable and convenient country residence, this would be a most valuable property; there is a good artesian well on the property, and the water is laid on in the house. For terms, &c., apnly to W. MEDDINGB, 382 c Papanui Hotel, WEST COAST CATTLE AND SHEEP STATIONS. FOR SALE in the Nelson province, Two well-grassed runs, held on separate leases, and situate in .the Valley of the Grey. Also, several Nelson and Marlborough Properties, For price, plans, and particulars of which, apply to H. B. HUDDLESTON, C.E., Land and Commission Agent, 575 Cathedral square. A MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT . FOR CAPITALISTS. THIS valuable property will be sold at a very moderate valuation, or may be rented with a purchasing clause. * A GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, Complete in every respect. The situation is, without doubt, one of the most healthy in Canterbury; the distance from town, about THREE MILES. The House, containing twelve rooms, is built upon a stone foundation, and the utmost attention has been paid to the whole of the internal arrangements. There are Thirteen Acres fenced, highly cultivated, and laid down in English grass; and a Garden tastefully laid out and planted with the choicest fruit trees. - The estate is abundantly "Watered, and is one of the most complete establishments in the province. For terms and further particulars apply to G. D. LOCKHART, 465 Colombo and Hereford streets. FOR SALE, the WOODEND HOTEL (Brick House), now doing a first-class business. For full particulars apply to Mr. KESSEN, on the premises. 122 ImpoundedNOTICE. IMPOUNDED on the Bth of May, off the Eaiapoi Island. One 3A7 MARE, indistinct brand on off shoulder like arrow pointing downwards with an Oat the point, a few white hairs on forehead, >lso, on both sides of back, black points, Has been straying on the island for about ifc months. Damages claimed. If not released on or before the 31st inst., will be sold. MICHAEL LYNSKEY. Pound-keeper. Eaiapoi, May 9, 1866. e 416 N OTICE.—IMPOUNDED, May 7th, 12.15 p.m., from Lincoln road One CHESTNUT HORSE, aged, small stir on forehead, large white spots under saddle, got shoes on, branded like IL on near shoulder, and like S W on off shoulder. If the same be not released within 21 days from the above date will be sold, WILHELM SCHMIDT, 403 c Feundkeeper, Christohvrck. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, at Rangiora on the 11th instant, from Maori Reserve, Woodend. l Red Steer, indistinct brand near Bide rump, nick outof the middle of under part of near ear, 1 Bed and White Cow with rather thick head and neck, brand near side rump, supposed J irith some other letter in front. If not released within 21 dayß from the 12th instant will be sold, J. W. HEATH, 132 ut Poundkeeper, Rangiora. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, May 18th, from the Papanui road, one Ked and White COW, with small compass horns, Bmall slit in off ear, the tnd cut of the tail, Indistinct brand on near ihonlder, If the same be not released within 21 days from the above date, will be sold. WILHELM SCHMIDT, 340 e Poundkeeper, Christchurch. Building Materials ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, TIMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS, &c. New Zealand boards and scantlings V.D.L. timber, 8 M 2 to 8 h 8 Scotch tongued and grooved boards, 6 m 4 to g m lj American spruce, do Do shelving and clear pine Do doors and sashes fall sizes) Richmond River cedar and Huon pine Kauri timber, wide boards Mouldings and architraves V.D.L. palings, box, 6 and 6 feet Do shingles Felloes, naves, and iron hark spokes Countess slates, 20 m 1" Fire bricks and liuio White lead, boiled and raw oil, and turps LAURIE & GANNON, late MILLTON & CO., 7 c Tuam Street and Union Wharf