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To Let. T 10 LET, Offices and Cellar. Hobbs and Co new building, High street. smu?' r I«ET.-Tbe House and Stables in MadrasA lately occupied by Mr Coker-tv "Wilton, Cashel street. 65411% It 1 *! m yf e . h , t Eyteton, two miles from iUr^«r»H?i r i re J l ] B sa,5 a,1 * a y Stat’on, 250 acres'ot na. taprOTCd land for 3or 6 years; also, 130 do. Apply ;T. Pepponill, Land Agent. Hereford street. 7^5 TO LET, at St. Martin s, two miles from Town. Houso of seven rooms, dairy, sonllery, wash, bouse, with copper, cow-house, garden, and paddocks. Bent reduced to £75, Apply, Mr Baird. Suffolk Brewery.-. 8470^1 rilO LET, for a term, the Mol vent Store. The JL , above store is situate in a thriving district, has been eight years ettablfsbed, and is doing -*- first-class trade. Is close to Hallway Station, and will be let a bargain, as the owner is retiring from business. For full particular?, apply to W. Treatidar, on the premises. 7227 ieo • fftO LET, by tender for five years, a good Grazing JL' Farm of 100 Acres, subdivided into 6 Paddocks, water in every one: 9 acres in gross; 10 inpotAtoeS, with good buildings, a 4-roomed Honte, Dsiry, Stable, «c., situated on tbe North road, about 6 miles from Christchurch. . For further particulars apply to Henry Tisuh, opposite Belfast Factory. 6635 176 ; fflO LET, a, comfortable eevmi-roomed Cottage, JL with coaoh.house, stable, Ac., along with L acre of orchard and paddock, beautifully situated on the north bank of the Avon, nearly opposite the residence of J. W. CowlishawPossession may be had on April 3,1830. Apply toJ. Baxter, chemist, Victoria street. 2766-70 ‘ TO BE LET, a largo Stone Building, 24 x 72, having frontages to Oxford terrace and loam street. Apply to CHARLES CLARK, 7012 185 No. 807 Hereford street. LET, tbe Hbop and Premises in Hereford street, lately in the occupation of Mr B. F. Sadnsbury. Apply to WILSON, BAWTELL Se CO., 4497-116 Christchurch. WO FARMERS.—Applications will be received 1 . up to April 10 to lease, ior a term of years, Mr H. ff. Lee’s Farm, of 485 acres, si nate about: 8 miles from Waimate, South Canterbury, adjoining the farms of Messrs Bourne and l.ovegrove, port iof the Well-known Sherwood Estate. A favourable leate will- be granted to a goodlonant, with, a purchasing clause if desired. For parHoniara, aptly t 4 O. H. VIGEEB, on the farm, or to WABI> A GO.', Canterbury Brewery. March 16.1830.-;. ; 7028 185 FARM TO LET. TO LET, lor it term of years, a Farm ofISCO i Acres; of good'. Wheat Land. 60 acres are in turnips, the remainder unimproved. It is fenced and subdivided ; there is'ja good well. ComfortableHouse, 8-jrtalled stable, and obaifbouse. More land can be bad if desired, or it would bo let in two or more lots. Exceptionally favourable terms to a good tenant. Apply to 7195 190 . No. 156 CHARLES -CLARK. 'TO LET, AT BAT OF PLBNTT. , AN excellent Family Residence, being a wellA ■ builc IS roomed House, nearly new, and I beautifully situated, with about live acres of gar- >' dens,, and orchard in full beating, stables, onthouses, and five acre paddock. This property is close to the township of Tauranga, and on the , direct road ,to the Hot Lakes District. Bent) very • moderate. For further particulars, apply to , W. G. BHUTAN, , 7111 188 Christ’s College. TO BE LET BT TENDER. i TTIO LET for a term of 5 years, one of the best 1 Dairy Farms in Canterbury. It is at Lincoln, ■ being situated within one mile of the station of theLincoln and Akaroa Junction Bailway, and eon- , tains 230 acres, 60 of which ore in crop, and-the , rest down in grass. Tbe bnildings consist <f a fourroomed house, three-stalled stable, chaff-house, piggeries, Ac. Further particulars can be obtained on appllca- ‘ tiot at H. Moffat’s store, Manchester street, Chrirtchnrch, or at the Wakanni mill, Ashburton. . Tenders to be sent addressed to H. Moffat, Asbbnrr ton, not later than March -0,1880. Possession will ; he given on March 25,1880. 5870-15 S

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