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Lyttelton Times, Volume LV, Issue 6318, 28 May 1881, Page 8

H. Matson ft 00. IN THE MATTER OP THE LAND TRANSFER IN TUB AMENDMENT AOT 1880 Under the authority of the Registrar of the Supreme Court Ity|~BBSIEUHB H MATSON A 00 wUI BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON SATDBDAT TH* POUBTH DAT OF JUNE One thousand eight hundred and eighty-one At their SALEROOMS CASHEL STREET CHBI6TOHUBOH At Two o’clock in the afternoon All that FREEHOLDFABM Situate In the DIBTBIOT OP ABHBUBTON Containing One hundred and oighty-tlx acres two rood* eight perches (more or leas), being part of the land included in deposited plan No 823 The property le sold subject to a mortgage to tue New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company numbered 837 S on which the principal aum of one thousand four honored and ninety-two pounds and interest is now dae 110 acres are in atubble 67 acres in native state and swamp 9 acres in English grass There is a throe-roomed whard of wood with a seven-stall stable The land is divided into five paddocks For particulars apply to MESSES DUNCAN A COTTEBILL, Solicitors Christchurch Terms at sale 8509 277 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TERRACE FARM, KILLINOHT. TO INVESTORS, CAPITALISTS, PERSONS SEEKING PROFITABLE OCCUPATION. A REALLY SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. T%/fESSEB H. MATSON A CO. have received IVI instructions from Messrs Warrington and Bayley, in consequence of a dissolution of partnership, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Canterbury Salerooms, Cashel street, OH SATURDAY, 11th JUNE, 1881, At 2 o'clock. All that highly improved Property known as TERRACE FARM, KILLINOHT, Containing—--1 OA/f ACEE3 of rich agricultural soil. It is Aflul situated 2i miles only from the DUNSANDBL RaILWAT S CATION, and ONE MILE from a Bailway Siding, and 4 miles from Killmohy. It is thoroughly well fenced with a live gorse and four wires, and is subdivided into NINE PADDOCKS. There ore 400 acres in English grass 170 „ in stubble 75 „ ploughed, ready for crop £0 „ in turnips There is also erected on the Farm, a well-built POUR-BOOMED DWELLING HOUSE, With Five-Stalled STABLE, CHAFF HOUSE. LARGE GBANAUT, and other outbuildings. There is also an excellent Windmill, and other pumps, with a good supply of water. The great advantage of the Form is that it is in splendid working order, within a very easy distance of railway carriage, and close to all the markets, and ready for immediate occupation. The pros, poets of the forthcoming market are so unusually good that this may be considered one of the beat openings offered for a long time past. The stock, plant, and sheep will be advertised shortly. MUST BE SOLD. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Terms very liberal. SATURDAY, 11th JUNE, 1881. 2 o’clock. Full details at the Auctioneers*. 8590 280 CASH ADVANCES made upon Wool, Orain and other produce shipped to our agents in London, or the Colonies, or u for sale at our Wool and Grain Stores in Christchurch. H. MATSON A CO., 4166 382 Cashel street, Christchurch. F a SAL B By tbe Undersigned Iron Bedsteads, plain and richly ornamented, all sizes Grass Seeds— White Clover Cow Grass Alsyke Bed Clover Turnip Timothy Rye Grass Oornsaoka, full size Woolpacks Chaff Cotter No. I, John Bonole Pommery Champagne Quarts and Pints Claret D'Armailhaoq, 1870, very choice Sparkling Muscatel Sparkling Hook Ten Quarters and IS Octaves old Dundee Whiskey . Boxes L Farming Stores Bone-dust Manure 50 oases pale brandy, Desandier and Co. 30 „ flasks 20 „ half-flasks To arrive, ex Abemyte— Consignments of 80 Cases Swiss Milk (Milk.maid Brand) 200 Boxes De Ronbaix Candles 100 Kegs Crashed Leaf Sugar. 100 boxes De Ronbaix oandlea, to arrive ex Remington 20 coses Corrugated Iron, Emu brand, to arrive ex Lurline 6619 226 H. MATSON A CO., Cashel street, Christchurch. Matson, Buss ft 00. EANGIOEA. IMPORTANT BALE OF PROPERTY. TUESDAY, JUNE 7th. HyrATBON, BUSS A CO. have received instruoivß. tions to BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, Victoria street, Bangiora, J ON THE ABOVE DATE, All that amng little PBOPBRTY, Situate on the East Town Balt, Bangiora, next the Maria Andrews’ Park and Domain, and known as Captain Brandon’s farm, which will be offered in two lots, Viz. ( - j Lot I—The Homestead. 50 acres of Landbeing ratal section No. 1X97, with dwelling, boose and large orchard, and convenient, sized paddooke Lot 2—22 Acres, situate next the Bangiora Racecourse, being rural section No. 4768 The above ie one of the choicest little properties ever offered in Bangiora, and from its central and healthy position, the Auctioneers have every eonfldenoe m Inviting tbe public attention to tbe sale, os it is suitable either as a small farm or a gentleman's residence, only two minutes’ walk from the railway station and centre of the town, and com. tnaads a view rarely to be met with. 8551 272 Sale at 12 o'ohxfc. Terms at sale, i MATSON, BUSS A 00., Auctioneer.