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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 250, 24 March 1855, Page 8

OH SiLEr By Private Contract, OXAEWES .:;v '■ V "V : . ;. T**" 250 WETHERS 50 HEIFERS, with their calves. The sheep were bred in this^ country from choice imported rams, and are equal to any in the colony, the ewes are in lamb. The cattle are all of the "Bow and Arrow" brand, and will be sold along with their calves. They are now in calf again, and are perfectly quiet. : •..;.-■■'.' ''": ■ .■••■■ \- '.■■';'■'"■':'-. .'■'": '■' -:o - To any one desirous of commencing stockI farming, the above can be: confidently, recommended as some of the best stock in New Zealand.- ':•-'■■■■.- ... '-.-. ■■ ■■■■■.:. ;-'■•-.•'.--: ■■;■ '.-. -« ■■' For further particulars apply to '..'■■■ :.,. 'a;..' .'■■■'■■'■ •^">.'v, " .■' •', Jl LoNGDEN. Matket-Plaee, Christchurch. . ■' ' v- '. A BOUT 300 E\VES,: (ieliverable (after -£*- 'shearing) on the Southern bank of the Rakaia. „;' .;: . ■ •'- ; •:'/'.■'.?■'■ ■.'.'■.' ; .■•/■; Apply to Sidet and Le Chen, or C. C. Haselwood. , Freehold Land and Houses. TO BESOLD, by private Contract, All that desirable and valuable quarter-acre' section of Town Land situate in and fronting upon London Street; Lytteltdn, and numbered 20 on the map of the town of Lytteltbii. • Also, all those two substantial and well-built dwelling-houses, standing thereon, and now in the respective occupations of the Rev. John Aldred, arid Mr. Geq. Thompson, as Tenants thereof. .'■.■'..•' - ":-::■■'..,...<■ '"'"...;■.-'. Also the building standing thereon, at present untenanted.; ■.■-.;. - -,:■']■■,■■■ /■-■:■-.■'/ ■■■-.'{-':-^X ■•■■' The above property is freehold of inheritance,', and worthy the attention of .persons desirous of investment, or who wish to possess a good and substantial freehold. The dwelling-houses are in excellent condition, having been recently lined, painted, and, papered throughput, and the kitchen of one of them is a brick building, r The land is enclosed with a heat wood palisading, and the building at present iintenanted may at a small outlay ba converted into a good dwelling-house at a rental of £25 per annum. :; Thd property-as now let, produces £60 a year. If required, one-half of the puroliase-money may remain ou security of the property at £10 per cent, per annum interest for five or ten years at the option of the purchaser. The respective tenants will shew the premises, 'and'further, particulars, and to treat for the same 'application-"may be made at the office of Mr Wormald, Solicitor, London Street,, where a plan of the land may be seen. \ Lyttelton, Feb^ 22, 1854. Desirable Family Eesidence, with. Garden and Land. npO BE SOLD—-by private contract, with immediate possession if required—! All that recently erected messuage or dwelling house, with the yard, garden, outbuildings, and appurtenances thereto.-belonging, situate within one mile of the town of Kaiapoi, and about ten miles from Christehurch, arid near to the Great North Road leading to and from Christchurch. : Also all that desirable plot of land consisting of 50 acres (upon part of which the dwelliughouse stands), 25 acres of which are already enclosed with a, good and substantial ditch and bank fence, and fourteen acres are now under cultivation, and the crops thereon ready to cut. The purchaser will have in addition the right of pre-emption over the land around the abovementioned section, on which is excellent feed for cattle. In front of the section flows the river Waimakaviri, where if always deep water, where a wharf might at a small expense be erected, and where goods might be. landed at all times. The dwellsng:house consists of six rooms, well furnished, and replete with all conveniences. The garden abounds with fmit-bearing trees, in high perfection, and the property altogether is well adapted for a family residence. Further particulars and to treat for the same apply to Mr. W. Cl, Bebwick, Land Agent, Kaiapoi, or to Mr. Woumald, Solicitor, London Street, Lyttelton,