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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 414, 22 October 1856, Page 11

FOR SALE, WAJPARA STATION, Double Corner This well-known Station commands the ru n of 40j00O acres of 'first-rate country, within 24 miles of the shipping place of Kaiapoi. About 4,000 sheep are now depasturing on the run. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Waitt, Hargheaves .& Co., or at the station, C. H. BROWN. TO BE SOLD, A valuable Fifty Acre Section, fronting on the Christchurch Town Reserve, with House, Out-buildings, &c. The whole section is fenced and under cultivation. The growing crop may be taken at a valuation. ALSO, The lea.se of 24 acres of excellent land adjoining the above. This. land is securely fenced, and is under crop. For particulars apply to Mr. Alpoet, Lyttelton, and to Mr. Hall, or:Mr. J. T. Bkown, Christchurch. 9176 c L 0 S T.— £ 2 EEWA RD. A LARGE BAY MARK, known as Crimea, stands about 16 hands high ; has two white bind fetlocks; branded M and son the off or near thigh. Whoever will on finding the same deliver her to Mi. C. Turner, Christchurch, or Mr. Parkinson, Mitre Hotel, Lyttelion, will receive the above reward. 7236 c NOTICE TO PIG-KUNTEES. ALL PERSONS PIGHUNTING on my Run without permission, will be proceeded against for trespass and damages. C. H. BEOWI\ T. "Waipara- Station. 9242 n 1 KAIAPOI WOOL-SHED AND STOEE. rpHE above Store, conveniently situated -*- at the bead of the navigation of the Korotueka (Cairi), is now open for the reception of wool and other produce. Cooksox, Bowlke & Co. FOE SALE, SEVERAL Pairs of WORKING BULLOCKS, thoroughly broken and quiet. Appplyto J. LONGDEN. BUILDING PILES, FOR SALE, at the Ferry Wharf. Apply to 10116 F.LECEEN. FOE SALE, nnOWN Sections in Christchurch, conveJL niently situated on the banks of the river. Apply to J. LONGDEN. 10117 c TO BE LET, fY$ ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS., at V_/ Hood Hay. Fifty Accessor thereabouts, of first-rate land, with a comfortable Dwellinghouse thereon. The situation is completely sheltered from the prevailing- winds. The whole is securely fenced with posts and rails, and about 18 a-'sres are carefully ploughed and •harrowed, and just ready for a crop oi* oats or barley. The remainder is immediately available for agricultural purposes. A stream ox good vmter runs through, the section, winch is not more than lu>!i'-n-miie from the bush. Together with'the section would be let, if required, the adjoining r.un, consisting oi' '2,500 acres of theiinest i'eed in the settlement; fit either for cattle or sheep. It is securely fenced in by natural boundaries, with su;>liered valleys and abundance of water. Applications may* bo made'cither to Mr. Cridlaiicl, or 3lr. Gresson, Christchurch. H. I. CRIDLAND. Christchurch, October 10, ISSG.