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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 9466, 15 July 1891, Page 8

R. H. Rhodes, Woodville, H.B. B. H. RHODES, ; 'Zjand an© jStoos: Aoes^ 70-MIL® BJJBHj, H.B„ 1 PROPERTIES FOB SALE—i (No, 8.) WA/ftfb A08.E3 FIBOT-. CLASS LAND, S'J'Uiy nearly the whole area is plonghabla and wall adapted for grain growing, and tnrnipa ; ring fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks, and well watered; good house, woolehed and homestead oomptate. £S9 miles from town and railway station by road. Suitable as r. run or for subdividing into farma. H O ACRES. Situated on Esot Ooas& and lias largo river and sea ooeas frontage and contiguous to shipping plaoaj well fenced and subdivided. Oommodiona bouse and homooteoding complete. Com. tains a large extent of good agricultural land, and winters from 14,230 to 16,090! cheep. These are both high-olane rune. 1 and having a large eaten* of arable land the carrying capacity could be doubled* Price very moderate and satloffiotcs® reasons (or colling. I PAHIATUA AND-’WOOD? TILL®, (No. SO.) ACRES EIOH 10AM FLATS.-ab®n6 Al ' lw half cleared an i in pasture, cud partly fenced, balance standing bush, about S miles from Wood villa, (No. 48.) SOO ACR ®B PASTORAL HILLS, lieasstoas v and marl formation, all cleared and in permanent pasture, fenced and divided into € paddooke, cottage, dip, shod, &o. \ (No. £9.) i Qfl*? ACIUE3. Good limestone and marlhlllcj vittv with about 100 cores alluvial fiat, ring fenced and divided Into 7 paddocks, good rival frontage and well watered, 4 miles from Pahiatnn township by instilled rood, 663 acres ia cleared and in pasture, balance bush (included iu this area is 158 acres leasehold, 13 years to run, rent Is per acre). OKhrt ACHES. Limestone and marl hills, •*WwW about 1450 acres of which ie oleareit and in pasture and partly fenced, balance! bush. Also, various other farms and town and soburban allotments in this district. These' properties are ali first-clone land, and the! district is recognised as the pick of feel JO-snilo Bush. Par further partioulcßa oddroaai'— i toe vogsil g t ..ma_ j Properties for Sale or To hQU Hotels fob sale. freehold PahIATDA, 40 rooms. Theatre, Billiard Boom, Livery Stables and Cottage, If Acres, trade £IOO week, free, beer 10 or 12 hhd s, price £3300, furniture at valuation about £7OO, easy terms. Apply immediately, as must be sold, satisfactory reasons. LEADING HOTEL, WELLINGTON, 12 o’clock license (only three with 12 o’clock, others 10 o’clock), about 60 rooms beautifully furnished; trade, bars £l3O, boarders£4o weekly; free; £2OOO, £BOO cash. DWAN BB09„ 378 X Wellington. JJI O B SALE. QO ACRES of LAND at Drain road, near i'" Bangiora, adjoining Mr Wallace's Farm, being heavy land and some of the best in the district. Most of the money can remain on mortgage, bearing interest at 5f per cant per annum. Also, FOB SALE OB TO LET, Nearly HALF-ACRE o£ LAND, comer of Cashel and Barbadoes streets, with a Nine-roomed HOUSE (four of the rooms being 18 x 14), bathroom, wash-houso, with splendid Fruit Garden. Fine position for a medical practitioner. H. MASKS. 5632 D Manchester street. TO LET—The old-established and Favourite Hotel, known as Bruce Hotel, at Akaroa. Satisfactory reasons for vacating, and full particulars can be obtained on application to. the proprietor, Thomas Grange, Akaroa; Crown Brewery Company, Limited; and Henry Ivey and Co., Christchurch. 6053 f|pjO LET—HOUSE of Seven Booms. No. 152, JL Montreal street (next German Church), at present occupied by Mr A. W. Du Vernet, Possession given by First August. Apply W. B. PERCEVAL, Solicitor, 5793 D A.M.P. Buildings, Cathedral square. For sale. COUNTRY STORE and BAKERY, in a thriving district, doing a good business. Present owner leaving on account of health giving way. To an active, energetic man with a little capital such a chance seldom chare nowadays. For full particulars apply Nmi&N HYSLOP & CO., 5832 Tea Merchants, 138, Cashel street. Tenders TENDERS FOB EXCAVATING. ffnENDERS will be received at our office till Jl. four o’clock on FRIDAY, July 17tb, for EXCAVATING A SITE at Heathoote Valley for Messrs Wigram Bros. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Plans and specification may be seen on application to the Manager of the Malt Kilns, Heathoote, COLLINS AND HARMAN, Architects. 203, Gloucester street. 6039 TENDERS wanted for PLOUGHING and POTTING IN about 130 acres of crop; Also, for Tip-dray and Wheelbarrow Work. Apply, • W. M. BURKE, 6211 Amberley. fffIENDESS will be received at our office till JL four o’clock on WEDNESDAY, July 15th, for the ERECTION of a HOG BE in Hereford street west. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. COLLINS & HARMAN, Architects, 5723 203, Gloucester street. TENDERS are invited up to NOON, SATUE DAY, July 18th, for ADDITIONS to STORE at Siding for N.Z. Farmers’ Co-operative Association. Drawings, &c„ maybe seen at my office; R. W. ENGLAND, June., A.R.1.8.A,, Architect. Inglis’ Buildings. 6141 JOHN WALLER & CO., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, Tuam street. Railway Siding, Windmill road, ARE Prepared to SUPPLY at LOWEST CURRENT RATES, every description OF BUILDING MATERIALS, Including Red, White and black X'iue > Totarn, Kauri and Mottled Kauri Baltic 9x2, 9x3, 11x3 VDL Timber, Sfb and 6£t Palings Lysaght Orb Iron end other brands Knight, JBovau’s and Colonial Cement Kauri Flitches, assorted sizes Kauri, Rod and White Pino Flooring, Lining Architraves, Mouldings, Shelving and Skirting Undercover, ready for Immediate Use. DOORS and HASHES, BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY COALS and FIREWOOD. COUNTRY ORDERS promptly executed, and delivered Direct from Railway Siding. Xll9 H. B. EIKK HAS been appointed AGENT in North Canterbury by Rutherford Bros, for their Celebrated HYDRAULIC LIME, Now being need largely by the N.Z. Government on the Defence Works at Auckland, Wellington and Lyttelton; also by loading Architects in Now Zealand and Australia, on some of the largest buildings in these Colonies. Testimonials on applioation. Office--193, Tuam Stheet. Christchuech, Telephone No. 432. XBl4 Hoad Board Notices. SPRINGS ROAD BOARD, WOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with the provisions of “ The Rating Act, 1882," that it is the intention of the Springs Road Board, at the Next ordinary Moating, on TUESDAY, the 28th July, 1891, to MAKE and LEVY a GENERAL RATE of in in the £ on all RATEABLE PROPERTIES ia the District, and in compliance with a Special Order made by the South Waimakariri River Board to LEVY a KATE of 5-C4tfas of a Penny in the £ on ALL LANDS comprised within the boundary of Class 2; aleo, in compliance with a Special Order made by tho Solwyn County Council, to LEVY a SPECIAL KATE for Hospital and Charitable Aid, of is» in the £ on all RATEABLE PROPERTIES in tho Springs Road District. Such rates to be for period commencing APRIL Ist, 1831, and ending 31st MARCH, 1892. and to be DUE and PAYABLE in ONE SUM on the 14th DAY of AUGUST, 1891, at tho Office of tho Board, Springston, Tho Rato Book is open for inspection at the Road Board Office, Spriugstou. G. JOHNSTON WEBSTEB, Clerk to tho Board. Epringston, July 11th, 1891. 6118 SOUTH EAKAIA ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby given that the ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING of Ratepayers will beheld at the Road Board Office, South Kakaia, on tho 16th JULY, at 12 Noon, to Receive Audited Balance-sheet and Consider the advisability of Dividing the District into Words. By Order. A. MAKEIG, . 5735 Cioik to tho Board.