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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 189, 19 August 1854, Page 3

TO BE LET OR SOLD, HpHE Premises known as the " Lyttelton -*- Arms," situated on Norwich Quay, Lytteltou. For particulars apply to Mr. R. Waitt, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. LONDON STREET. HpO BE LET for a term of years and at a moderate rent, Town Sections 36 and 38, also part of 39 and 40, fronting upon London Street, Lyttelton. Apply to Mr. Wormalb, Solicitor. SWAINSTON ESTATE. rpHE above Estate, marked No. 154 on -"- the maps of the Canterbury Association, to be let in sections of twenty-five acres each. For particulars apply to Mr. John Mabshman, " the Wilderness." ST. JOHNS ESTATE. rpPIE above Estate, marked 240 on the J- maps of the Canterbury Association, to be let in sections of twenty-five acres each. For particulars apply to Mr. John Marshman, " the Wilderness.' Enclosed Land in the town of Christchurcli. TO BE LET —enclosed by a good and sufficient fence, the whole of that {plot of land, comprising sections 610, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 621, 622,623. Also enclosed in like manner, sections 628, 629, 630,631. For particulars apply to Mr. John Marshman, " the Wilderness.'' To Be let, Either entire or in Allotments, SECTION No. 137, between Riccarton and the Courtenay. Apply to Mr. Cridland, Christchurch. To Be Let, For a period of Two years. THE Rakaia Terrace Station, with right of pasturage over 20,000 acres. The improvements consist of an eight-roomed dwelling-house, garden, shepherd's house, outstation, two large paddocks, woolshed, washpen, &c, &c. Apply to Mr. Waitt, Lyttelton. House and Garden. fpO be let for a term of years, or from year -*- to year, all that desirable Messuage or Dwelling House, with the garden thereto adjoining, pleasantly situate on part of Town section SO3, near to the Bridle path, and late in the occupation of Mr. Robert Greaves as tenant thereof. Further particulars may be had on application at the office of Mr. Wormald, Solicitor, Lyttelton. To be Let. "I^OR a term of years, the well known Inn A at Nelson called the WAKATU HOTEL. This Hotel has for many years been known as the principal one in Nelson, and from its situation in the heart of the town, and its good accomodations, will afford the most ample remuneration to an experienced and enterprising tenant. j The house is well and soundly built, and in excellent repair. It contains four parlours, a ball room, roomy tap and bar, and ten bed rooms, making up 15 beds. The kitchen is large, and well filled with ovens and boilers, and has a large and airy larder attached to it. Capacious and well ventilated stables, supply accommodation for 17 horses, with an extensive hay-lolt above. There is an increasing custom at the bar, and possessing the reputation of being the best Hotel for visitors, the house is alway full. A person possessed of moderate capital, and of steady and industrious habits, would be dealt with on liberal terms, both as to rent and term of lease, and would certainly realize a considerable property in a few years. For further particulars apply to Alfred Fell & Co. Nelson.