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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1635, 17 May 1879, Page 3

WITHOUr RESERVE. t TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. HILLMORTON. ADDDINGTON. i IVI ® J- T. PORT) is favored with in' POL stractions from the Freeholder, to , SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY, MAY 19th, j At 12 noon, In Mr C. P. Barker’s Lund Saleroom (By arrangement), 3 VERT VALUABLE QUARTER.ACRE SECTIONS, partly fenced, in Hillmurton township, on the Lincoln road, near to the NEW RMLWAY WORKSHOPS. To working men especially this is an unusually favorable opportunity for obtaining a valuable freehold BUILDING SECTION In this rising locality at a moderate price, as the property MUST BE SOLD For particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Also, At the same time and place, Under instructions from Mrs Parle, Will be submitted the remaining BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Each half an acre and upwards, being part of rural section 41 East side of Opawa and Hillsborough road, near to and between the HILLSBOROUGH BRICKYARDS, And the proposed New Station and Bridge. The reserve price is exceedingly moderate, and WORKING MEN should not miss the opportunity of acquiring a freehold in such a busy locality as this is becoming. Terms very easy. Plans can be had and further particulars obtained at the Office of the Auctioneer. SYDENHAM. Also, At same time and place, VERY VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Having large frontages on the WINDMILL ROAD. These sections are situated in an exceedingly healthy and rapidly-increasing locality, being part of the property lately known as Mollet’s. They are for sale at prices that will insure a large profit to INVESTORS, Whilst working men and others will find them to bo unsurpassed as BUILDING SITES, Procurable at Moderate Prices LAND TRANSFER ACT TITLE. Terms unusually liberal: — 10 percent, cash, 10 per cent, in three months, 10 per cent, in six months, 10 per cent, in twelve months, 30 per cent, in two years, 30 per cent, in three years. Plans can bo seen at the Auctioneers’ office. Also, At the same time and place, By order of the Freeholder, MOST VALUABLE SECTIONS, IN SOUTH MALVERN TOWNSHIP, Adjoining WHI TECLTFF’S TERMINUS. This Township is in the centre of a large COALFIELD. Having 25 feet of workable seams, several mines being already in active operation, the output from which is rapidly increasing. The sections are close to the Whitecliff’s Limekiln on the one tide, and adjoin on the other sido_ the property of Messrs Ford and Ogden, which contains the largest deposits of Fireclays and Canisters known in any part of the world. The works now in course of erection for the manufacture of Firebricks, Drainpipes, Bui'ding Bricks, and Stoneware of all descriptions, will bo the largest and probably the best-appointed of any in the Australasian Colonics Iron and Copper Ore, Manganese, and other mineral j , besides Marble and Building Stone, also abound in the locality, so that South Malvern is certain to become one of the GREAT EST MANUFACTURING CENTRES In the Southern Hemisphere. Purchasers of Building sites are therefore sure to realise large profits on their Investment. Terms—2o per cent, cash, 20 per cent, in six months, 20 per cent, in twelve months, balance in two years. To see plan and for further particulars, apply at the office of 6-1 G 4925 E. J. T. FORD, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE. Messrs acland, Campbell & ro. have received instructions from the Trustee in the estate of the late Thomas Lemon, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OS’ FRIDAY, 23rd MA v , SECTION No 1, Corner North Town Belt, Ashburton, *-Acre, and the following valuable LIVE AND DEAD STOCK—--6 good draught horses 2 drays 3 double furrow ploughs, Duncau 1 single do do do 4 foals, by Pretender 1 set new iron harrows 1 chaff cutter 1 moveable hut 7 sets harness Parra implements &0., &c, &c. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock on tho Section ACLAND, CAMPBELL & CO , 4888 Auctioneers, A shburton, THE Undersigned having PURCH ASED the FAMILY GROCERY, WiNE, SPIRIT, and PROVISION BUSINESS of Messrs JOHNSTON AND CO., begs respectfully to inform his many friends and public generally that ho intends keeping only the best goods in the trade, and that every attention on his part will bo given to all orders entrusted to him. W. EWART. In reference to above, we take this opportunity of thanking our numerous friends and customers for the liberal patronage hitherto accorded us, and solicit a continuance of their favors to our successor, for many years in our establishment, being confident every endeavor on his part will be made to give satisfaction. All accounts can be paid to Mr Ewart, whose receipt will he a sufficient discharge. JOHNSTON & CO. High street, Christchurch. 4626 THE UNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. SHAREHOLDERS are hereby informed that in accordance with Clause No. 8 of the Articles of Association, tho Directors hrve decided to postpone the due dates of calls Nos. 7 and 8 on the shares in this Company, which calls would have been due on June 1 and October 1 next respectively. The usual formal notice will bo given at such times as the calls are made. W. I EVENISH MEARES, General Manager. Christchurch, May 1, 1879. 4838

EIRE. EIRE. EIRE. EIRE. LAST TEN DAYS OF THE GREAT SALVAGE SALE OF Drapery, Millinery, House Furnishing, MEN’S, BOY’S, AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING, Damaged by Fire and Water, at JAMES MULLIGAN & CO.’S, HIGH STREETS Our Customers and the General Public should not miss this Genuine Sale, A visit will satisfy intending purchasers that the goods must have cost more in the Dome Market. JAMES MIIEITIGAISr & CO., HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 2570