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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 4620, 4 December 1875, Page 4

Clias. Clark. M’ TO A LI. IN SEARCH OF jPISST CLASS BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE BUILDING SITES, HOUSE, Ac., ON THE FERRY ROAD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Atbtaßooms in HM-etor(UtrcoL J c)u*phip:ch, At hi* BEK IL CLARK lias been favoured E U^cUN iSh ' t 0 SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On fho above named dato, jIT L HM VALUABLE PROPERTY.ontho Ferry road, known ns NEW CAMBRIDGE, iWfill served by streets running from the EAST "* * TOWN IiKT/r iii continuation of ifl&hol * and Timm streets. TEISMOST EXCELLENT ESTATE.of SOncres, ■which comprises tho whole of Kural beotiou No 8 l or M)acres (loss that poition owned and occupied John Ollivior, Esq.) baa been anivoycd and laid oil EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES. Varyiug iu size from Quarter Acres up to Aero ections intersected by wide roads, Winch will bo formed with footpaths on each side, at the expense •of Mr Parish. . . , . „ ■ONE ALLOTMENT comprises an Aero with a good House, Garden, Orchard, so. The situation of this land is exceptionally good, sind is confidently recommended to purchasers j it is bnt fivo minutes’ walk from tho East town belt, to a nice, quiet, healthy, and respectable locality. Most easy terms of payment, viz., i deposit, ana Balance by four instalments at o, it, 18, and i i months dates, with eight per cent interest. Sale at 12 o’clock. Plans on View at tho Auctioneer’s oflices. {<>2B Luncheon provided. No. IoJ ’ TO ALL IN SEARCH OF A FIRST-CLASS FARM,

A Most Excellent farm on the gust, Comprising Sls ACRES OP REALLY GOOD LAND, Batly in crop anil partly in permanent pasture. MS CHARLES CLARK lias been favoured with instructions from Mr Peter Gumming, to SELL BY PRIVATE TREATY, His really PIKST-CLA'-S FARM, ’Together with all improvements and crops on same. The land, 815 acres in extent, was an early and choice selection. It is securely fenced in, and subdivided into conveniently sized paddocks, most perfectly watered by running streams. About 100 acres are laid down to permanent pasture, and about fifty acres are in crop, and the balance fallow. ... „ . The other improvements consist of a House of ci-r rooms, a large range of Stable Buildings capable »t aooommodatiug eight horses, sheds, Ac. This very valuable property is well served by the railway, being situated only a mile from the Eyreton Railway Station, and about a mile and a quarter from the Oust Station. The sale of this property oilers a most favourable opportunity to all seeking an investment of capital, either for occupation or investment. Very easy terms of payment. For plan and full particulars apply at the Auctioneer’s Office. —No. 181. 5923 A FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD TOWN PROPERTY, Fronting on Fork Terrace and Chester street, and close to Cranmer square, FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. Land Transfer Act Title. THIS most valuable Property comprises Freehold Town Sections Nos 286 and 287, having 165 feet frontage on Chester street, and 132 feet frontage on Park terrace, together with DwellingHouse of six rooms, shed, artesian well, an excellent orchard and garden, Ac. Persons desirous of securing a really First-Class Property, either for occupation or investment in this favourite locality, will do well to note this Bale. The chief portion of the purchase money can ie.rain for a term of years at 8 per cent interest. For further particulars apply to No. 193 t'327 CHARLES CLARK. FOE SALT?, A CAPITAL FARM OF 220 ACRES, situate at West Melton, comprising the Rural Sections Nos. 7173, 7971, and 8163, sub-divided into eleven paddocks by capital fences. The other improvements consist of a timber cottage of three rooms, sod house, stabling, good supply of well water, &c. The Laud is under crop, as follows, viz.4o •acres in wheat, 50 in oats, 90 in pasture, 10 in hay, and 30 acres fallow. The crop to be valued, and taken by the purchaser. The property is but ten minutes’ walk from the School and Church, and oue-and-a-half miles from V7c adon's. For terms and further particulars. Apply to No. 191 5903 CHARLES CLARK. FOE SALE, Avery desirable family residence, standing on nearly half an acre of land, fronting the River Avon, near Madras Bridge. The House, which has a North aspect, is commodious, convenient, and of a substantial character. It contains dining-room, drawing-room, live bed-rooms, bath room, pantry, store room, kitchen, also detached a washhouse, large building 24 x 13, suitable tor Conservatory. The Grounds are tastefully laid out, and planted with ornamental shrub and choice fruit Altogether it forms a very compact and desirable property, and affords an excellent opportunity for any gentleman to acquire a suitable residence in town. For cards to view, and further particulars. Apply to No. 192 5909 CHARLES CLARK.

OPAWA, NEAR WOOLSTON, On the River Hoathcotc. LAND AND EXCELLENT DWELLING HOUSE, FOE SALE, THE LAND consists of Two Acres of Garden a nil Orchard, and the newly erected and wellliaished Dwelling House on same contains dining and drawing rooms, entrance hall, 4 bedrooms, tit.alien, pantry, scullery, together with ont-houses, artesian well, with water laid on to house, &0,, &c. Easy terms of payment. For further particulars, apply to No. 171 C32S OHABLES CLAEK. A WELL-FURNISHED EESIDENCE, situated at the corner* of Park terrace and Salisbury street, Christchurch ,TO BE LET. Possession can he given on Dec. 7. For cards to view, and terms, apply to No. 3 MESSES MILES, HASSAL, & CO., Or to CHARLESCLAKK. 6225 J. & H. H. Campbell TA'XTEP.S ALL’S. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, DEC, 4, Messes j. a e, h. Campbell have been favoured with instructions from Mr W. Keith to SELL, WITHOUT EESEEYE, The well-known HACK, Brunswick, one of the best Weight Carriers in the Province. Ho took second prize iu the late Show. 6117 TAXTEESALL’S, THIS DAY SATURDAY, DEC, 4. & E. H. CAMPBELL will SELL A New Whitchapel Cart, a really good article. 6180 •sjJT, FOE PEIVATE SALE. DEY EWES, in their wool, and in good condition. In lots to suit. * \ It,J MNEY MARSH WETHBB LAMBS, delivered next month, I'AA COB, flrtjt-claea hack and harness horse. To ho seen at Tattersall's. 6075 THIS DAY, TT7IOE ABSOLUTE SALE, on SATURDAY, Dec. i .C at one o clock, COMBINE and ELEVATOE, bi jlrst-claas order. ■ 074 J. & E. H. CAMPBELL. FOP. PRIVATE SALE.' t DRY EWES in their wool, and ! 1 good condition. N.B.—ln lots to suit. Apply to 5912 J. & E. H. CAMPBELL, Tattersall’s. H. Matson & Co. WOOL SALE,, TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1873, At 2 o’clock p.m., 150 62 M WOOL STORES, Cashel street, BALES OF LONG WOOL & MEEINO. 11. MATSON & CO. 150,000 TiVS P£ “ 3l!li “ BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT TAX TAPU TIMBER YAED, OH TUESDAY, DEC. 28, 1875. TO BUXLDEE3, CARPENTERS, FAEMEES, AND OTHERS. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. havo received instructions Jrorn Mr Wm. Coop, of the tpcingvale Saw Mills, Little Eiver, to Sell as above—--150,000 Feet of Picked TOTAEA AND BLACK PINE TIMBER. Full particulars in future advertisement. Liberal terms of payment, declared it sale. CMS H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. FOE SALE, hNE HAYMAKING MACHINE and one Horae V Eako aud one Reaping Machine. Apply to t H- MATSON A CO.. Cashel street.