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Lyttelton Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5950, 22 March 1880, Page 8

Milos, HbW>l( fc p?. waikabi. NORTHERN TERMINUS OF THE railway. OPENING- UP OP THE MAONHTOBNT COUNTRY BIYONDTfIRWEKA PABS * THE CHOICE LANDS OF TUB ■ ' OU.ENMi.EK ESTATE. gj.RBAT SALE OF LAND, ■ >' Consisting of ’ BUILDING SECTIONS, SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS. TOWNSHIP OF WAIKARI. S The Undersignsd have received instructions from 3. H. Moore, Esq., to offer | FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 7 AT TUB f SALEROOMS OF MILES, HABSAL & 00., Hereford Christchurch, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 24, i At 12 ■ 269 sections * TOWNSHIP OP WAIK ABU gg SUBUEBAN LOTS. The Waikari Bailway Station .is situated where the Weka Poes, so. celebrated lor its scenery, open* but on the Valley of the Walkarl. and;the Township is, laid off around the railway station.. Th»Suburban Lots front on Main Hoads, ■ The beautiful Valley of the Waikari is not.snr. passed by any portion of Canterbury in fertility of soil, and the climate is much, superior to that of the Plains. It is Mr Moore’s intention, within a short time. Of which dne notice will be given, to.out up of his FAR-FAMED ESTATE, ; 12,000 *° 15,000 ACaES ' (Adjacent to the Township), Consisting of the RICHEST AGRICULTURAL LAND IN NEW ZEALAND. INTO FARMS, Varying in size from , 50 TO 150 ACBES EACH. The Township of Waikari will therefore be the BUSINESS CENTRE >f a substantial Agrioulturad- cliatriot, and as its loieltion commands the outlet from the north, the root and stock of arvery extensive country must, t neceaeity, como to the Waikari Bailway Station, 11 has, therefore, a splendid prospect of doing a urge trade. ' * Beservea will be set apart tor Church, &c. For lithographed plans and full partionlars, app1y.t0........ . :r v • MILES, HASBAL A CO., Agents; 7196 190 ACLAND, CAMPBELL & CO., .Auctioneers. Bonn ft Co. AMBERLEY SALEYAEDS. THIS D AT, Monday; march 22, isso. IY|~ES3BB BEEN ft CO. WILL BELL, >. i On the 1 above date. 2500 CTOSS ‘ bre *® ieep * ■ ..Consisting o( 600 Eab oroSß '' >re^fl * m **ed sexes . | SQQ 4 and 6-tooth oross-breds, mixed i 600 2 "* ootll cros ®-t> M,iß . mixed sexes ggg Mixed ages and sexes . gQ Fat lambs. .. Cattle Horses, fto,, ’ &0., *O. 126 188 BEBN ft CO. J. S. WUloox M B JOHN S. WILLCOX has received instruotions to •• : SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, London street, Lyttelton, ON FRIDAY, MARCH 26, A Piece of Freehold Land, having a frontage of 300 links on Jackson’s road. This valuable section commands a splendid, yiew of the town and harbour, is easily, accessible,' well fenced, and planted with fruit trees in full hearing, being one of . the best sites inLyttelton for cottage ; or villa residences. - 7322 X 93 Sale at noon. Terns at sale. J. Milner. THURSDAY, APRIL 22; 1880, At 2 o’clock sharp. At the City Hotel, Princes street, Dunedin. THE CITY HOTEL, Princes street. cost central, convenient,and best-situated . •- Hotel in Dunedin. - TO HOTELKEEPERS, CAPITALISTS i .... , And'Others. .... ■ JAMES MtLNBE hasreCoivod Instruotionsfrom Mr Mi Murphy to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the above time and place, if not previously sold, THE CITY HO.TJSL, Situated in Princes street; 1 . .Togsther with all ; FURNITURE, STOCK, ANDEFFEOIS. magnificent hotelTs, without question, the upaoiouß and beat appo ntedor any hotel in sttalian Colonies. It contains private suites tmenta for families. 85 bedrooms, servants iu woiouinere are lwo ua -*»« hies i clerks’ offices, &0., &°- . # ~ kitchen is placed on the top storey of Jhe thus preventing the nuisance arising-during -cess of cooking, which Is so objectionable lies and lodgers frequenting hotels. _ . a are four capacious shops connected with :el, with frontage to Princes street, the intom whloh, together with stabling at tho rear louse, pays the ground-rent. , . . , .. hotel Is built of stone and brick, throe high, upon section 4 block XV■, and Ims 132 intage to Princes street by. a depth of 83 feet ay place. The lease has 68 y ears to rani orther particulars can bo had by applying? Dy ddrossed either .to Mr M. Murphy, or James .auctioneer, City Hotel,’Dunedin, nunicatiom ks to terms, &0., only witn -casoa for selling this desirable property is the decljulng henltb of the proprietor, who •ous of obtaining tho .comforts of private