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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5603, 8 February 1879, Page 6

Tenders. TO BUILDERS. .gasrtiass •?“& ‘'••CUFF, ; Lichfield street, Feb, 8, 1879, teCt aUli Barv eJor. f *>527.1 AVON ROAD BOARD. 4 A te the Chairman, and prowriv cnT «• wlUbeitoetvedttllfi (/clock, Wjrw, or any tender not 'S&Sfcio/ w. P. BBATSON, Etort Board Offloo, Feb, 5,1879. Buw^». w2g.Ho TO BUILDERS. ffIENDERS arelnrited for the Eructlmi ■ Church. at South KivwiV T>i. n ’ CT JOII Of Church, at Southbrook. Plans «d ij?L a Sinay be seen at the office of the rS5 ia ' where tenders duly endorsed " tT,,!* 1 ?’ rook Chorch,’’ will be received to °f ppn, wMONDAY.Feb. 17. 01 0 cl ock ° r “ y tonder not “Mswrily ao. ' ‘ C.G.AG. J. CHAPMAN rik;,. m.' —_— fovl-lin . STOKE ORANGE. Catti “K Abwt 400 , .chains. Dorse Fencing. For nar*i,™i apply toO. B. Campbell. Stokearange PartloQla «. or any lender not necessarily ac . ; ■ ■ 6 no. jl2 the -Junction of Woodstock and BarinSS ■. Vtew Bm, is rsally of firstS mfe e : eScutely fenced with posts, rails, and wire, liihli a well of water. . Further particnUrg to bs awrVT* ; the .l office o(' the undersigned. Endorsed ■to be sent in to me on or before Feb. 23 iftto „ JOHN INGRAM, agaaijo Estate Agent, . 0668.119 Oxford. Publications. j TMTEW :, ZEALAND CHRISTIAN HECOHD. , ; ‘ Published inlltmedin and Christchnrch. Rev Lwdsat Mackie. Dunedin .-Rsv Johh Etusuß, Christchurch. ; v , : Issue this Week, 3000.4 page Supplement j ' ■ : '*'■ l ' ; ■COHTENTB : v Mr Henry Varley’s Addresses Conference at Nelson ‘ ■ Fishing for,Souls ; i - The Glasgow Bank Primitire Methodist Conference . Ccelia (written for the n Record’’) ! for distribution maybe obtaimd a* considerably reduced rates from “ ’ i • THOMAS PILLOW, ,6610-118 Lichfield street. Agent. Board and Residence. !ET comfortable Board and Residence mb w «, • obtained with moderate ch irgag at Dagms House, Conference street, Durham street nort BLliiM'H CANTERBURY RESTAURANT, Papanui road, near Post-office, HALS at all hours of the day. Board ani Lodging—l7s, 18s, and £1 per week. Beds and Meals, Is each. OB’ aequhaeson -LONDON AND PARIS EESTURAUNT, jNaxk door to Fleming, Ironmonger, corner ~, A Manchester and St Asaph streets. Bed and Meals Is each. 4453-7 Byrne, Vale & Co. FRIDAY, FEB. 21, i At 12 o’clock.. ; . HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE • ■ OP VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PRO- ; /. PERTY, Comprising THE COGNAC DISTILLERY ; i.. Situate on the ' BANKS OF THE RIVER YARROW, At the foot of QUEEN STREET, ■ ~ Together with ! ; ; THE PLANT, AND MACHINERY i . , Now in Pull Working Order. TO CAPITALISTS,"MANUFACTURERS, distillers, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. BYRNE, VALE A CO. have bean favoured with instructions ■ TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, 64 and 66 Collins street east, opposite Town Hall, Melbourne, on FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1879, At 12 o’clock noon, THAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY ; ..On:the hanks of the river Yana, at the foot ol Queen street, in the city of Melbourne, -formerly occupied by the Cognac Distillery Company (Limited); , The land contains 1 acre 2 roods and 26 7-lCtbs - - perches, and is held under lease from tbe Crown for twenty -one years from July 2, 1878, at an annual rental of £SO. Three-fourths of the load can be sub-let for manufacturing and other, purposes, without interfering with the part used for the distillery, i The Buildings are substantially built of blnestone and brick, and are in first-class order, and comprise large. Two Storied Distillery, Bonded Store?, ana Out-offices,, the whole, erected at a cost o; over £5000.. ; Tbe plant and machinery are in full working order, replete with every requisite to carry ontbe business, having been recently imported from France at a coat of about £SOOO, and are the most improved and perfect of their kind in the Colony. There sire about 4000 gallons of spirits in bona, which the purchaser will have the option of taking at a fixed price. . 1 The auctioneers beg to draw the attention oi capitalists, distillers, speculators, manufacturers, and others to the sale of this valuable property, ana in doing so would remind them of the large profits madd by distilling. The distillery is in fuUworKiNS order. and will manufacture 6000 gallons of spirits (TO overproof) per week. The spirits manufactured here can be made at a cost of 2s per gallon less tiau the imported, the duty on the local article temg only 6s per gallon, whilst on the imported it is ios. Taking these facts into consideration, there is no doubt that any person with capital purchaangtciproperty must in a few years realise a large/aria”®} for itis obvious that, if spirits can bo manufactured here equal to the imported, at a cost of bs P® gallon, duty paid, the manufacturer must nave a great advantage in the market against importer -spirits, handicapped with a duty of 10a P® *allon. , Terms—One-fourth cash, balance by bills at six, nine, and twelve months, with interest at S per wet particulars of lease apply to Messrs Blake and BiggaD, Solicitors, William street, and J. nHornby, Esq., solicitor, 78 Collins street west, - Cards to inspect the property can be obtained at ' the rooms of .the auctioneers. oeva-u-Maclean Brothers. FRIDAY. MARCH 6, At 8 o’clock. !CENT FREEHOLD ESTATE O FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AH BROTHERS, instructed ly e tutors of the late W. A. Tohnie. topublio competition, at their Koo*w t. Dunedin* on the above date, [fe WAIRUNA ESTATE, able block, an early selection by / bo nle, who, afc the time, had any lands in the province to choose nc ' thaWairuna District.within UJ»jg lern Trnnk Railway, and about smu nuaUywith sod. diton B r«bof The wairuna stream o* e ®P Aof m length) runs Jrf.SrtbTi®' 1 the line of itsjreatwtlenfg^es ices of wire ondstandardas Idocka. Wito the exception °f » ngS e whole property is fit for th pi A rhout is of or the growth of cereals. and the *hfl lectors with ft via* horses may wait them it coach. BEOTHBBSi AuctioE° er9 '