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Lyttelton Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5953, 25 March 1880, Page 8

ft Oo‘. GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE joHOIOB BUILDINGnSBOTIONS 1., - ~ AT; OPAWA, ■ Mrj; Close to tha BaUwajvand within cmy dlstanoool Perry Bond. TEBV ÜBSBAIi xbems. SATURDAY, MABOH 27, 1880. 11 O’CLOCK. • rESSRS H. MATSON ft CO. haste received 1_ instructions from B. HpEhodos, i£eq . TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, LAND'AND FURNITURE SALEROOMS, • street; ■OhrtotolHireh.vV ON SATURDAY,, MARCH’27, 1880, ' 11 o'clock, ijg B tri LDIHfI SEC T I 1 1 : Forming an extension of tha beautiful j 'Vl';situated . , ;i .u , TOWNSHIP ,OP OPAWA, To the Perry Bond. • Lots 1 and 2, rdmorquorter-acre sections ■ iota 5 to IG, 13 factions with frontages on John ■ nnH -—'street-■ 1 Lot 17,'comer soot ion, lr!2p : ' lotalG anti- iGronViotorla-streot, -quarter-acre section .(£&£ui&A i O’i. Lot 20. corner section, quarter-acre Lots 22 and 23, 32 perches each— Ho. 23 bein^a, - L6t °2IT &t^lr l 29p : 'corher , t John and Vlotoria streets [■t*>* y\ s a «• - rnL * Lot 26,1 rood, corner Elisor's road and Charles Lots 27 to S&noarjyl rpqd; etaoh,£>n John and Charles wheats Lots 39 and 42, corner sections «<w«u vJ tulil V>| wmoa ow»*w*m# _ _ Lota 40 ta42ion,yiatoria street, hrood eato ■ -1 and 48, corner section A 1 rood each Kw 44 tod corner sections,. Lota 49 to 60,. nearly 1 xooaeach liots 61 to 65, comer sections, 1 rood eacn Lots 62 to'6*i.i;rogd each! i?.B, OX , , Lota 88 and 103, corner sections, I rood each Lots 103 to lOSyatotreTieMpd; .Ovt. , , « «am . a eat - - „a«t,a«fit tiAAfilir I TAI I fflTJt Xvu (O Avw| »WV«W * r.'V'wi ,V/ ''ft _ _ • Lots 107 and 111, corner sections nearly X rood : LotlWß tollo. '1 roddjeaMv oa-VTottnia !stMet Lots 112 to 110, nearly,.! rood each, , L0t116,19 perches 1 v “‘ 1 ■ ‘ Lot 117,36 perches- ;uV« . . Lot 118, corner keotlons, and Lawrence street, 1 roodeabh' " "/■’ Lots 119 and 120,1 rbod each Lot 12L1 rood«l9 perches ■ ■ • ‘ Lot 122,1 rood 18 perches - *■'''■ - •. Lot 123, 2 acres STOOdeSt perches, having 32 ■ links’- fepifagd-to .'the Opawk railway, and 828 links frontage to the railway Biding and •.‘Ti«Bniaar ; i(«Sirtii ,< I>J l ' "1 Lot 124, 4 acres 3 roods. 13 perch®, with a frontage of 356 Hhks' to the Lyttelton and Christchurch railway, and 1343 links frontage to tha Bailway and Tramway Reserves. The above; valuable and extremely; -healthy iroperty was specially selected for its health-giving au bracing qualities, It stands very nign, and njoys the full benefit of theses breeze. The BOil s Wy fertile anddryi tod lor vniaresidentoa it 14 rithont its equal. On the one side is the Lyttelton nd ..Christchurch-railway, .wm,^oess ; .to levmy; 1 evmy; act of the Colony ; tod ion the other side, with the .'rnmway on the Perry road, jt brings it close.to ihriatohurqh at a nominal coat. , ... ( < !' The'neighbourhood is highly respectable, arid it; arms the extension qf thu pretty enburb ,of Opawa. The sections are so arranged, to bring thorn rithiu the range of all purchasers. > ■ TEEMS- 1 10 per cent deposit , 15 per cent in twelve months ■ ... ■ lance in five years with B,per cent interest, . , payable half-yearly. . ATDRDAY, MARCH 27, 1880. 11 o’clock. • Lithographed plana to be obtained at ,tha offices o! the Auctioneers. : ; Full particulars can be obtained from MESSRS MILES, bassal; A CO., 6445171 Or tho- . . Auctioneers. = THE GEE AT PAIEPIEL D S T A T B. CLOSE TO TOWN OP ASHBURTON, The Granary tod StookLepofc of Canterbury, TOWN SECTIONS, DAIRY PABMS, 'And- ■■ PABMS. SPLENDID POSITION, MARKETS CLOSE AT HAND. CERTAIN INOEEASING VALUE. THURSDAY, A PEI L' 22, 1880. 2 O’CLdbE. MESSES H. MATSON. A cb.,’in cbnjnhotion with Mess® Aqlaud, Campbell and Uo., have. received instructions frpm.the Freeholders to BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,’ TOWN HALL; ASHBURTON,; . At2o'clockp<m.,- . , ; 3 All that pbrtion of-the ' :pairfield, estate ' ; tuated - in' the immediate neighbourhood of the TOWN OE ASHBURTON, ' • Comprising. 2000 :A 0 * 33 s *' Subdivided into . jet—Convenient.Ashburton Suburban Seotions, for bunding purposes, villa residencies, &o. 2nd-r Profitable Dairy Barms,..from. 5 , to. X 0 acres.; ■ ■ I.:; .'.i 3 r a_Eeantifiu .Psxms, of from 40 acres [upwards hns bringing this highly favoured district within the reach of aliolassea of purchasers. . The enormous yield of grain from lands in this immediate and its : favourable position, gtresathis property an nnusoal high-class TfllU6* - f - v ■ '■’ ■ The Ashburton is rapidly becoming; the great CentralDapot for groin and stock, and a large active population is settled there. Buildings, warehouses, and granaries are erected and. extending in' all directions. . 1 •; Any special water: Supply adapted for the town of Ashburton, could ,-easily .be • applied to this Estate, and an abundant supply cau readily ;be obtained from sinking wells at a very small depth. ’ This property is situated in close continuity to the town of Ashburton,* ahd very near to the Great South, era Bailway. The soil is rich alluvial. It has therefore the immense advantages of certain increasing valne, markets fordts produoe olose at hand, with railway; feoiUtiea-for taking Advantage: of every matket.'hcaneorforeign , ■ It is expected that the return of the. Lincolnshire Delegates to England will have the effect of sending large numbers ;of Settlers with means toi this Province,',,: n.’.a .■<’> • r „;i; J A large Government Beservo has been made adjoining this property, for-Government Workshop®, which will necessitate when established a large working population b6lo^Sdttkdtb(ro« , Arrangements will be- made for free railway passages (or intending purohasefs,upon application to the Auctioneers., ■ The Terms are mode easy to suit all classes. Title, Crown Grant. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, , 1880. 3 O’CLOCK. Luncheon nt 1 o’clock.' j For furtherparticalars, plans, do., apply to 1 ■ - THE AUCTIONEERS; MESSES MILES, HASSAL & CO., And IMEB2ES ACLAND, CAMPBELL & CO., 7274 103 Christchurch,