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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 5013, 14 March 1877, Page 4

CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND 1! bl THURSDAY, MARCH 29. BALE BY PUBLIC AUCT tO .- or y 41 LAEGE FREEHOLD ESTATES. WITH BTnr FREEKOLD FARMS, SUBURBAN u£*' AND TOWNSHIP SECTIONS. mfESSBS MILES, "uASiAL 4 CO v. Urn ccrived inatnictlotifl from Mount ‘ST* and Wilkin, to oiler for tMr * SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION At their Wool Salerooms, Hertford gtrt v Chmtuhurch, ON THURSDAY. MARCH 23 At 2 o’clock sharp, ' The following Magnificent Properties COL .._- the whole of the ’ ’ 8T LEONARD’S r STAIR, Amur! DUtrict, Nelson, adjoining Cann'-v __ Ho. I—THE HOMEaTEAu BLOcK iJ7’ r . 21,116 ACHES. ' Of thin, about Alliacree are vabdiri-io/j j., paddocki, of varioua aizev, the r»na>,i being one large enclosure. About w, hare been plonghed and laid d-wn u Zl'~* and V-0 acre* are in tarr.ipo TLttionaof conifers and bardw.*>i i.-,i about 100 scree. Ihe garden is acres, and well stocked with lr. (About jouog fore reared, and the greater portion read) for planting out to is sea-on f ing of Riiiteble kinds of conifers. U* o *' elm, sycamore, to.) On tbi? ;* erected the Manager’s Ho’m», of /, . x C - ’ 5 the AooUhed, for id shearers ; iarrt”-V with draining stage, covered in '-L boil 5S<» gallons, »nd steam boiler st i,-.- * which also serves for Udimg d„ws tus; Rheepyards, t> tabling rr- ta "J bonce ; Carl abed 60 x £). i.arper.Vr’s j-Ui with punching machine for a.ai.;.v - j ards, and a Blacksmith's shop. STOCK.. About 26.950 sheep, 32 hones, end V, Ho. 2. —THE KaIWAKRA BL‘>,K 19,139 ACK», " Is enclosed by fences and the Hnr.n-i- rT: . There is a two-roomed shepherd’si'd it, with email garden. “ ’ ' 3 STOCK—ABOUT 1,1,0,0 SHEEP. Ho. 3.—THE HUEUNUI BLOCK, AB-',r~ 6851 ACHES Enclosed within fences and the Humm n» About 50 acres have been pl- ;gh-,ii U( i ■own with English grass. STOCK-ABOU 1 50.0 SHEEP. Ko. A—THE PAHAU BLOCK, ABOUT >,~ a C tt Es, A considerable portion of this bio it ti r j swamp, 120 acres of which bare cropped with o»te, and are now sown rape on the stubble; abont .v; acres a;» j English grass (once ploughed), • n , mainder being drained an i sown »;*b rmsa, A paddock of about IhO acres is fenced rj the rest of the block being uno.rnioU There is an excellent stoeijo.-d .n Uj block, and a thriving pb statics .! toil eight acres. stuck—about 4000 sheep. Ko. S.—SHEARING PADDOCK BLOUK, ABOUT 4064 aCrES All enclosed in a ring fence. 50 tcr?= nira been plonghed and sown with gray, an; 3] acres swamp bare been surface sown, an! fenced off in a paddock of 1.>3 acres. STOCK—2OOO SHEEP. Ho. 6.—ISOLATED HILL 8..0CK, ABOUT 17.722 A' EEs STOCK—I3,COO SHEEP. No. 7,-MOUNT PALM BLOCK, ABOUT ll.llj ACHES. Shoepyards us d for drafting large ix'g erected on this Bock. SToCK—9OoO SHEEP. !f O . g,—NORTH CAPE BLOCK, ABOUT iTJ ACHES, Of which about 6-Vj acret have been ploughed and sown with Eng.ish gray. 130 anas l swamp, drained and sown, and IE icrtj swamp partly undrained, I STOCK—2OOO CBUsS-BEbD SHEEP. No. 9.— SOUTH CAPE BLOCK, ABOUT Uri ACHES, Of which about 350 acres have been ploughed and sown with grass, and 110 acre- are rzi • swamp, drained and sown. fh«re ;a > ploughman's hut of two rooms, and :;tr* r horse stable, also a plantation of 3 sera, on this block. > STOCK—IOOO CROSS-BRED SHEEP. AGRICULTURAL FARMS. There are 19 of these, ra-ying in size (res li acres. 150, 200, up to 500 acres of srienii rich soil, and well worth the attest;;: :! I agriculturists and inves ors desirrni d I securing really good properties. The edout of the Difilriot now taking place iri whicb will be mu b increased on the ate* sion of the railway, must in a very -in'! time greatly enhance the value of pm per;, , 27 SUBURBAN LOTS, i Adjoining the Township of Rotherham, nryni in extent from 3 to 15 acres. 1 115 BUILDING SECTIONS, TOWNSHIP Ci ROTHERHAM. The site of this Township has been fired m 13 excellent positi a to secure the tese:: ;1 ’ the great- at traffic ; it pos?*ss-e tmfj natural advantages for a centre c: :- ;U> tion, and will doubtless become a r j-e.. i considerable importance. Terms: One third cash, balance in sxx eqtal annnsl I*P meats bearing interest at the rate os 7 per cen;;d annum, pryat-le half yearly. For all particulars, apply to J. I. FORD 4 Co.,'i In conjunction with [' AuctsmeeS. C. C. AIRMAN j In Melbourne to J. G DOUG HE ST la Sydney to or to 3405 Bhl -HT BtU’m i CO. GILCHhIsT. wait, JC-T, MILES. HA'iSAI, i CO-. ; Chri-tchurch New ZeEiJn Senn & Farkerson. SATURDAY, MARCH 17. lr~. AMBERLEY SALETAHDS. if ESSRS BENN AND PASKESSOS rl SELL. On the above date, SHEEP ■4 AAA large Framed Sound 1 UUI/ WETHEKS, in go- do. n; K AA Go>->d, sound Merino > OUU ki. bto 1 cg-wioi rami. Cross-bred WETKEKs. Cross-bred EWES. 2UO Cross-bred LAMBS. Merino EWES. -j Pure bred Leicester i>'’—i* - 1 OU tooth, no: in tat--2630 CATTLE Milch COWS and Young Stock, HOK.sKS , Draught GELDING?, stauuoh. .... .-r-f. Draught COTTS and 3 Draught MASK?. ,3 ' Conqueror. , . 1 Throe - year • oM tn.-m t' - CULT, by -0" t u - SDNOIiIKS Spring Cart and Harness. Severn, coses Bottled Ale acd stentWines, Spirits, Groceries, so., Ac. Sale at 12 oVhvb- „.- VK ,v>'I BENN A I D. & L. M iclean. D IMPORTANT LAND SAI SATURDAY, MARCH > At 2 o c'.ocC. AND L. MACLEAN, favoured tions from E. Elwortl;>. L-1 ■ SELL BY Al CllOAt their Ko-'ins. ON SATURDAY. MARv>‘ At 2. 1800 AtfioctaV, qQ ACRE s a*-* OF FIRST CLASS On the ” Holme Farm,'’ eith* ” divided into six far.us. »arj ’■ 2tH) acres to 600 acres. The above land is in the P.uv.-m V six miles from the Cave indw.iy s■-■'■■■ there is agemd road. Tile whole block can he machinery adxptaMe to fanmur : watered, and composotl of riel, formation. . For wheat growing it canoiuv l • • best of the liamaru laud, to «likresemblance. Terms of Payment—’ls per and the talauee on mortgage :ii ' desired. . .. For full ivirticulars, ami to m'."' in Christchurch to