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IN Suras of £2OO and upwards for nvestraen; freehold security. MR. COTTRELL, 4511 c Solicitor, Colombo street. 01 HA ATo be lentfor a term, in one owl jUUv sum, on Mortgage of first class Freehold security, at 10 per cent per annum. Apply to FREDERICK THOMPSON, Oxford Terrace, Jan. 5. ' 5391 c Properties; for Sale. TO BAKERS AND STOREKEEPERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, Lease of Premises and Business known 83 GRIFFIN'S, Durham Street. For particulars, enquire as above. 5427 FOR SALE, THE following Valuable. Freehold Estates and Leasehold Properties Hawthornden, five miles from Christchurch by the Fendaltown road-Dwelling-house, out-buildings, and all improvements, together with 75 acres freehold land, laid down to grass; attached. Salisburt street, Christchurch— Half-an-acre of freehold land, one-and-a-quarter chains, fronting on Salisbury street, together with commodious dwelling-house, now occupied by Crosbie Ward, Esq. Ferrt Road—Acre and half-acre sections freehold land, on the Ferry road, being the unsold part (about 20 acres) of section 59, about ten minutes' walk from town. Colombo street—Six quarter-acre sections on Colombo street south, and the street adjacent, near the Railway Station. Avonside—Eight Acres two Roods freehold Land at AYonside,all laid down to grass, fenced, and with an artesian well upon the section; would be a first-class site lor a residence. A shburton—2so Acres splendid Freehold Land in the Ashburton district, immediately adjoining the town of Ashburton, securely fenced, and partly ploughed up. High street, Christchurch—Leasehold property in High street, formerly Birdsey's Hotel; also offices and shops adjacent. High street, Christchurch—The lease of the boot and shoe shop in High street, at present occupied by Messrs VV. Stringer and Co. Manchester street, Christchurch— Leasehold Property, corner of Manchester and St. Asaph streets, with large and commodious stables and cottage thereon, suitable for livery stables or horse infirmary. Terms Liberal. J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON, 5131 Christchurch. Tenders.

HARVEST WORK. TENDERS wanted for Tying, Stacking, Raking, and Loading Drays for 300 Acres of Grain Crop. J. S. WHITE, Kaiapoi. Jan. 3, 1867. 5311 Stud Horses-' T 0 SERVE MARES THIS SEASON, At the Victoria Stables, Cashel street, QUICKSILVER, Imported Norfolk trotter, chestnut roan, rising five years, excellent temper and constitution, with an immense substance. Bred by Mr. James Coker, Downham, near Lynn, Norfolk; got by Old Prickwillow,.champion of England, and considered by competent judges ot be the best hack in his day. His dam, by Old Merrilegs—by Lottery, grandsire—Performer, great grandsire—Pretender. Young Pretender, Quicksilver's own brother, obtained the first prize at the Royal Agricultural Show at Leeds, and afterwards sold for £750 to go to France. Terms—£lo; groomage, 10s. More than one mare as per agreement. 3488 J. LADBUOOKE. TO STAND THE SEASON, At Charlee Wright's, on the Papanui Road The Entire Draught Colt yOUNG KING FERGUS, By King Fergus, out of Jessie, by Old Canterbury, out of an imported mare. Terms :-Four Pounds (£4) j groomage, Five Shillings (55,). Also, That magnificent thorough-bred horse LOTTERY. Lottery gained the second prize at the Agricultural Show in 1865 for the best hackney entire (Quicksilver taking the first prize). Terms, £4 4s; groomage, ss. CHARLES WRIGHT, 3289 c " • - M A Z E P P A. cream coloured pony will stand the fL nf PJ h i Flßher \ fa ™> Heathcote. (End of Colombo street south.) Terms, £3 35,, groomage included. N.B.—rhis pony took the Agricultural and Association's first olass medal i'a 1865 3196