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Aui'tion .*)«!«» SBAFORTH, V ON LAKE FORSYTH AND THI N - - SEA. Ie GRAND POSITION. )f c HEALTH WITH EVERY INSPIIIA ITOJ d CHARMING VIEWS. endless amusement. railway to every part of thi colony close at hand. splendid investment for ali CLASSES. FIRST PURCHASERS CERTAIN 01 LARGE INCREASED VALUES. CLIMATE PERFECTION. MESSRS 11. MATSON & CO, have received iw-tructions from Mr Wm, Coop to [ SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their LAND AND ESTATE AUCiTON ROOMS, Cashel street, Christchurch, • On SATURDAY, 17th DECEMBER, At two o'clock, THE BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE TOWNSHIP OF SEAFORTH, subdivided into pr CONVENIENT BUILDING OO SECTIONS, varying from 1 Rood 28 Perches to 32 Perches. No. 1 is a grand Corner Section, 1 rood 23 perches, upon Lake Terrace, facing the lake and sea, and admirably suited ]for a large Family Hotel or Boarding-house. The same applies to Nos, 29, 38, 44. and 45. All corner sections fronting the and lake. The following also have-the sained frontage :—Nos. 4G, 39. 41, 42, 43, and 29, but all the other sections may be said to be equally advantageous, from their excellent position. This charming spot is situated by LAKE FORSYTH AND THE SEA, At the end of the Ninety Mile Beach and Canterbury Plains, and where the picturesque sloping GREEN HILLS OF THE PENINSULA Commenctt, at the outflow of Lake Forsyth into the sea, commanding rare and charming views both by sea and land. The Lake affords a great variety of amusements, Filch as FISHING, SHOOTING. BOATING, YACHTING, SWIMMING, and possesses a climate that will attract visitois from every part of New Zealand. This will doubtless be the FASH lONAB LE W ATE RING-PLACE, And will be eagerly resorted to by families anxious for a complete change from the bent nnd dust of tlu towns, and the monotony of the country. Besides the charming views on every side, great interest -and amusement will be found in collecting the curious, many-colon el pebbles which abound on tho sea shore. To invalids, or persons in weak health, this will indeed be a great boon. The present terminus of the LITTLE RIVER RAILWAY is hut five minutes' walk to the Township, where sawn timber for building, and firewood, are accumulating in large quantities. THE 'RECREATION RESERVE is close to the Township. To those who take pleasure in picturesque rambles, beautiful views, and delightful shady picnics, the beautiful slopes on the Akaroa road will give them all they can desire. Oahua and Ikoraki Bays, with the Ninety Mile Beach, will afford a pleasing variation. There can be no doubt that Seaforth possesses all the qualifications for a highly popular and thriving township, and it must necessarily rise into great pre-eminence, for it has not its equal in all New Zealand. Beside its great advantages as a place of residence, it will re°eivo greatly increased vabie from its close proximity to the Railway Station, which must become a large depot for all the wool, grain, timber, and other produce of the whole district. Whalers are seen in the season, and the whole coast and beach teems with iish of all kinds. All the sections are carefully pegged out by the Surveyors, Messrs Mclntyro and Lewis. A charming water-color drawing has been made of tho towmhip and scenery, which is photographed and attached to the lithographic plans. A large colored plan bas been prepared, and can be "seen at tho Auctioneers, where lithographic plans can be obtained. There are Three' Good Buildings on the property, lately occupied by Sir M. le Fleming and E. Elisor, Esq. In ordei that intending purchasers may j visit this charming spot, and judge for themselves, it is proposed in a short time to organise an excursion, leaving in the morning, and returning to Christchurch in ' the evening. The plan is approved and deposited. ! Most flattering paragraphs have ap- ' peared from time to time in our local ' newspapers of this really delighful spot, and tho Auctioneers anticipate an eager demand for the Sections when offered. TITLE GUARANTEED PERFECT. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. The First Ten Sections, with the exception of those with Buildings on, will be fold Without any Reserve whatever, as the owner is confident of success. TERMS— 10 per cent deposit, 10 percent in three months, 10 percent in twelve months and the balaii'-e in two years," at 5 per cent per annum. — ' SATURDAY, 17th DECEMBER, Two o'clock.

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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 562, 2 December 1881, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 562, 2 December 1881, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 562, 2 December 1881, Page 3

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