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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 49, 13 December 1851, Page 7

;^;'&; n Oats! Oats!! Oats!!! VV»/\ BUSHELS of a very Nice Sample '-*l£j\J on Sale by It. Beamish. v.yf CHRIST CHURCH. iJT\O LET, on Building Lease, for 7 or 14 years. Four Sections, most desirably situiVlfed in the street just formed, being Nos. 899, 901, 902. ' Apply to Mr. Hart, at the White Hart, adjoining the above sections. ivW* TO BE LET, OR SOLD. r v?A SMALL COTTAGE, partly furnished, ■ -J^~ and. with Outbuildings, pleasantly situ- ' ated, about one mile from Lyttelton, near the \-'Beach on the Sumner road. T-"'ilmmediate possession may be had. \- **i«~ Apply to Mr. Richard Wokmald, Solicitor, ' London Street, Lyttelton. >-Lyttelton, Dec. 5, I*Bsl. *, »\ ON THE HEATHCOTE. TO BE SOLD, in Lots of 5 or 10 Acres, 50 acres of good LAND, situate as above. ;-*To suit the convenience of the labouring classes, part of the purchase money will be allowed to remain for 3 or 6 months, according the quantity purchased. '* *For further particulars, apply to '\ ' Longden and Le Cren. V^ CHEAP GROUND TO LEL :-TN Portions to suit the Lessee. Apply , -4- to R. H. Gardener, on the ground. Section 43, Lyttelton, Nov. 20. \ TO BE LET, ~ '^npi-IREE COMFORTABLE ROOMS i\r situate in Oxford Street, Lyttelton. Apply at the office of this paper. ~ TO BE LET, ~~' ON the most REASONABLE TERMS, Several Town Allotments, situate in the best part of Christchurch. * Apply to Mr. Joseph Pearson, or Mr. Johnson, Builder, Christchurch. ~ TO LET, A TWO ROOMED HOUSE and V , HUT. Apply to : Tippets, Silk, & Heywood, Norwich Quay. TO BE LET OR SOLD, „T\ONYBROOK COTTAGE, situate.on -^f the College Ground. For terms, apply to M,r. A. Jagoe. Street, Lyttelton. HIO LET, AT GHRSSTGHURGH. SEVERAL SECTIONS in the best part ,t * of "the Town, on lease for 7, 14, or 21 FARM TO LET. , No. 254, situated at the , Foot of the Bridle Path, on the Plains. An Excellent and Profitable Dairy Farm, and Market Garden, might be immediately esta- , Wished on this Section, as the distance from L'y,ttelton is only about 2f miles, with good J >! Communication by the Bridle Path. Wood in abundance, for Building-, Fencing-, Firing, or i other purposes, can be most readily obtained ' - near the spot, A good Road passes through the Section to the Ferry, by which means produce can be conveyed to Christchurcli, and communication by 'Water, to and from the Port, isalso opened by the same Road. , For Terms and further Particulars, apply to A. J. Alpoiit.