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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 579, 22 May 1858, Page 6

OF SALE OF BOQE BY. AUCTION. MESSRS. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & C< haw? postponed the sale of Mr. Latter Books to MONDAY, the/31st INST., in coi sequence of the bad .weather on Monday last. May 19, 1858. ", ; SALE OF BOOKS, ' AT MR. LATTER'^ WAREHOUSES, ON MONDAY, the 31st INST. MESSRS. I\ NOBLE CAMPBELJ and CO', have received instruction from Mr. Robert 'Latter to sell by Publi Auction at his Warehouses, " On MONDAY, the 31st instant, A splendid assortment of new books, bj Dickens Thackeray Bulwer Sterne Reynolds Swift Albert Smith Milton Goldsmith Angus B. Reach James, Mrs. Gore Mrs. Ellis Longfellow &c, &c. Catalogues of which can be had in Lyttelton, at the Auctioneer's Office and at Mr. Latter's; in Christchurch at Mr. C. W. Bishop's, Messrs. Gould and Miles', and at Mr. Lowfcher's. " . ! Lytteltou, May 4, 1858. . IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWN LAND IN CHRISTCHURCH. '" MR. LONGDEN has received instructions from a gentleman about to leave the colony, to" sell by Public Auction, at the Golden Fleece Hotel, Christchurch, on' MONDAY; JUNE 7th, the following1 valuable property in the Town of Christchurch, viz :—- Four quarter-acre sections, situate on the South bank of the river Avon, in Kilraore Antigua Streets, and numbered 121 to 124 on the Map of the" Canterbury As- i sociation. . . j Two quarter-acre sections adjoining the Bricks Wharf, with the house and improvements thereon, now let to a respectable tenant to February next, at a rental of £40 per • annum. Also, That valuable town reserve, situate in the Papanai R>ad, immediately opposite the new residence of the Bishop of Christchurch, and -comprising 5 acres of land (or thereabouts) the -whole being securely fenced and laid down in English grass, with house an 4 improvements 'thereon. .--.....'■■: -.;..-.;; : Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. Luncheon Provided. The auctioneer would call particular attention 'to the above sale, as offering most desirable op- , portunity for investment in town property, more especially since the termination, of the •Government sales. SALE OF HORSES. EX COMET. "1* |"R. ALPORT has received instruc--JjLL tions from Captain Cork to sellby Public Auction, at the Golden Fleece Stockyards, Christchurch, on SATURDAY, the 22xd INST., •the valuable horses just landed, comprising— 1,3 mares and geldings, part broken to saddle and harness, and all quiet and readily handled. Also, The celebrated racers, Jenny Lind and Whisker, and a thorough bred mare from Mr. McArthur's celebrated stud. N.B.—The greater portion of the above "horses have been bred by Captain Cork on his ■o'.7n farm from picked stock, and several of the mares are now in foal by thorough bred horses, •affording an excelleut opportunity for investment. Sale afc Noon. Terms at Sale. Lyttelton, May 15, 1858. POSTPONEMENT OF SECOND GLiEAT SALE OF LAND. KATAPOI TOWN. MR. ALPORT has received instructions from C. Sidey, Esq., to sell i>y Public Auction, on THURSDAY, MAY 27th, about 20 sections of land, in quaiter and half-acre allotments, with deep water frontages to the Cam river, n.s also to the Great North iload, an 1 to im accommodation street leading from the road to the river, and being a further portion of that rich alluvial paddock between Mr. Jones's house' and Messrs. Cookson, Bowler & Co.'s wool stores. Also, 2 half-acre allotments, with deep water frontage to the Waimakariri. Sale at Noon on the ground. Terms Liberal. N.B.—The above allotments are immediately adjoining the valuable properties recently sold, are most desirably situated, being contiguous to the above flourishing town, avid present an opportunity for advantageous investment such as is snldom offered. All sections will be distinctly pegged and marked out, and plans can be inspected, and further particulars obtained by applying to T. S. DUNCAN, Esq., Solicitor, Christchurch ; Mr. G. C. BLACK. Ivaiapoi; or, at the Office -of the Auctioneer, Lytteltou. April 27, 1858. .