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Lyttelton Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5952, 24 March 1880, Page 6

Public Notices. THE jfolvern Hoad' Board bare appointed ' Bobeit Janlea Shanks,of Eowal Paao,aa Ponsdkseper lor the Malvern Pound. , -.'■■i CHABEES HEDFEEH. . 7466108 ; Chairmii. AVON EOAD BOAED. , NOTICE Is hereby given 1 hat it Is the Intention pf the Aron Eoadßottrdat its Ordinary meeting, to be held on April id, tostrike and lory a general rate of one shilling (Is) in the £ upon all the, rateable property In the district for the current, year 1880. such rate to be due and payable ladhasum on May 1 next) and that the rate book will he open for Inspection at the Hoad Band Office, Popaanl road, on and after April 12, ' J:L. WILSON, Chairman Avon Koad Bond. Bead Board Office, ■ March 24,1880. 7450 108 Wool, CJrain, &c. THE NEW ZBAEAHD LOAN AHD MEEOANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Lusrrsn, Cunu, £3,000,000, fjnHIS Company haring Large and Commodious 1' Warehouses at Lyttelton and Timaru, is pro. pored to receive Produce of all kinds tor stones upon reascuiablaterms, and make LIBEBAL CASS ADVANCES against same if entrusted to their care for sale In either London or the Colonial markets. ■ >' n Pop further particulars apply at the office of the Company, Cathedral square, Christchurch. OATS. ffIHE undersigned is a cash purchaser of good .JL '> samples in any. quantity.; WILLIAM ECKEEBLEY, , . ; Kaiapoi, ; Mvcih 18, 1880, 7178 189 undersigned are Cash Buyers of Wheat, I Oats, Barley, and other Farm Produce, 'Cornsaoks supplied at oiurent rates. . MOIE A CO,, 457-143, . Gloucester street, Christchurch. . . ADVANCES ON WQOL, rriHE undersigned are prepared to make Liberal 1 Advances on Wool/.either 1 sent Jn for sale to Christchurch, or for shipment to London.. SOBEBT WILKIN * CO. - New Zealand Wool Stows, Christchurch. 1591

J. It. Fleming, TO TIMBBK MEHOHANTS, SAWMILLKES, CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, SAWMILL AND MACHINERY. • FOB SALE BY EUBLIO AUCTION. WITHOUT. BESEBVE. MBJ.L. 'FLEMING has been favoured with instructions from the trustees in the assigned estate ot James Long Fleming, timber merchant and ironmonger, to v SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, rOn the premises, Tuam and St Asaph streets west, Christchurch, ; ON TUESDAY, APEIL 6, , At2p.m., , , -The following valuable leasehold property, sawmill plant and machinery, viz.— ' ' The trnatwrs interest in the lease of a half acre . section of land, having a frontage of 132fc ■ ■ . on St Asaph street (the lease haa about 17 , yearsto mn ata very low ground rent), together with the saw mill, 70ft-x 27ft, with - sash and door factory over! tile same, .. engine house, and substantial four-roomed cottage (nearly new) erected thereon. The plant consists of 1 horizontal engine, liin I cylinder, by Horton Ss Co; 1 Cornish boner, with ■- cross tubes, by Anderson and Son, Christchurch, 1 60ft chimney stalk; 1 planing machine, to plane from 16x4| to 6xs, by M’Dowau and Son ; 1 vertical i saw, with travelling bench ; circular saw bench ; 1 >• hand saw, Rogers and Son, No. 2; 1 tennoning , machine with aU necessary shafts, pollies, belting, ~ for the proper working of the same. ' ’ Trustees' interest in lease of quarter-acre i ■ section, having a frontage of 66ft on Team street, with buildings used as an iron, monger’s retail shop and store. :. ‘ - ■ Also, A wall selected assortment of circular and ; vertical saws, planing and moulding irons, , . ; ■ The balance of the stock of ironmongery will be offered on the same date, particulars of which will appear in a future advertisement. Sale at 2 p.m. Terms at sale. 6586 174 J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer. Busch. & Tutton. EAST OXFORD. - S A~L E ’ ■ os THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1880. MESSES BUSCH AND TUTTON will hold their usual MONTHLY SALE On the above date, . Comprising— SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, Ac., Ac. Sale at 12.30 SPECIAL — On account of Mr Bladder, 100 Cross-bred Sheep. PIGS, 7460 196 BUSCH A TUTTON, Auctioneers. Draper, Charters, & Co. DRAPER, CHARTERS A GO., ACCOUNTANTS, LAND. ESTATE, A GENEBAL AGENTS, Hereford street, CHEISTCHUEOH, HAVE FOB SALE the undermentioned Pro* parties:— „ ' ", ' ' FABHS. QBEENDALE—Within two miles ‘of the Kirwee station, a splendid farm, containing 1 840 acres, substantially fenced and sub- ■ divided. Into four paddocks; oh which is ereoteda good dwelling-house of four rooms and > first-class stables. Price low and , terms easy. . TAT TAPU—III acres, distant ten miles from town; One of the finest farms in this celo- . brated district. Fenced and subdivided by thorn fences Into four paddocks. ASHLEY DOWNS—€6O acres first-lass grazing - ' / iand agricultural land, within four miles of the Ashley railway station, in lots to suit purchasers. ;i. SUBURBAN. , SYDENHAM-Colombo street south, corner Sixth street. A most valuable corner section, situated as above, on which is erected a substantial well built six-roomed house, ! ■ with large stables, suitable for a cab proprietor. Con be sold as a whole or in two ...... lots.. Splendid artesian well on the premises, sunk to the lower strata. WOOLSTON—A section of land, situate on the Cemetery road, being a corner section, and containing three-quarters of an-acre of land. There ia erected on the section a first-class family residence, containing six rooms, thoroughly finished and.complete in all particulars. . There is also a two-stall , stable with feed house, wash-house with copper boiler, artesian well, Ac. Grounds ■ beautifully laid but, comprising an . orchard, croquet lawn, flower beds. Aa, the whole being, thoroughly fenoedwith i . live hedges, and forming a most desirable residence. The'Ferry road and Sumner om- ' nibusses frequently pass the end of the road throughout the day. The property will be ■ —sold cheap, and on moat reasonable terms, and £3OO of the purchase money can remain, on mortgage for a term of five years, at 8 per cent, interest. FEEEY EOAD—Two first- class building sections in Barbour street, each containing one quarter acre. - Price low, and terms easy. FEBBY BOAD—Sections in Wilson’s Nursery, Price £sl each, £5 cash, and- balance in quarterly instalments of £5, bearing current interest. ENSOB’B BOAD, on thia ‘' toad; in the best part or the favourite suburb of Opawa, from £4O upwards ; £S deposit, and balance by quarterly mstal- > meats of £3, bearing current interest. EICCAETON—First-class building cites in this beautiful district, close to the Eiocarton church from £ls upwards; on the most favourable terms, viz., £3 o»ah an Th^roada as^tas?sw i metalled at the vendor’s expense. AISO, ; Annmher of other propertiea botß town and suburban, and farm lands in various paws of tne Canterbury district. dßapbe, OHABTEBS A CO., > Hereford street, . 7821198 ! > Christchurch,