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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 632, 27 November 1858, Page 6

KAIAPOI. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. MR. WYLDE lias been instructed to offer for sale at the Northern Hotel, on. SATURDAY, NOV. 27, the unexpired term of lease of 41 SECTIONS OF MOST VALUABLE LAND In the Town of Kaiapoi, being that block of land immediately adjoining the bridge; The above land is rented from the college for 21 years, 18 years of which are unexpired ' and is laid out for building purposes, in allotments with 33 feet frontage. This "land is worthy of particular attention, most of the allotments having direct frontage ■, on the river, without any road reserve between, being the only sites in the town where private wharves, &c, can be erected. The whole of the allotments have moreover frontage on the direct roads to the bridge. . The terms of sale will be as follows :— One third of the purchase money at the sale One third in six months One third in nine months . The upset prices, which will be declared at the sale, range from £20 to £50 per section. Plans of the property can be seen at the office of the Auctioneer, Kaiapoi, or at the " Ly tteltbn Times" Office. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT OF RAM SALE ADVERTISED for the 28th. MR. PARKINSON is instructed to postpone the sale of Mr. Rowley's rams from the 28th instant, to MONDAY, the 15th MARCH, 1859. After which he will submit to auction All that well knov»n and most valuable run, situated on the "Waimakariri, as now occupied by Mr. Rowley. The improvements consist of good dwelling house, yards, huts, Sec. The" run", consisting of 15,000 acres, is too well known to need comment, being within eighteen miles of Christchurch, and possessing peculiar advantages for a wether run. Also, from 700 to 800 wethers, from 4 to 6 -tooth, will be sold with the run. The auctioneer is prepared to treat privately for the sale of this run, and to give any further particulars that may be required. VALU AB L E LA N D FOR SALE. II /|"R. GUINNESS has received instructions IjAl to sell by private contract that valuable property belonging, to Charles Dunnage, Esq., situate 6 miles from Christchurch, on the Great NoTtKßoad;.-within" 1^ miles of tKe proposed new'bridge-over the Waimakariri, consequently affording great facilities for the produce of the farm being carried to market'; the farm contains fifty acre* of the best arable land, and is divided into three paddocks; there are sbout 25 acres of crops of this" season's growth, and the rest of the land is fit for sowing. There is a liouse, stable, stockyard, &c, and a well of good water. For further particulars, and terms, (which are remarkably'easy,) apply to Mr. GUINNESS, Horse Repository, Christchurch. FOR SALE, OR TO LET, WITH A PURCHASING CLAUSE. -J f\f\ ACRES of Freehold Land, near RicJLxJxJ carton, about 3 miles from Christehnrch. The land is: of first rate quality and will be sold in lots of 10 acres or more «o suit purchasers. Apyly to Mr. GUINNESS, at the Horse Repository. VALUABLE BLOOD STOCK FOR SALE. 9 TWO-YEAR-OLDS, all well bred, selected at Nelson by one of the best judges in Canterbury, sires the imported thorough-bred | horsea; St. Austin and Vaccination. Apply to Mr. GUINNESS. FOR SALE, "I /"\/~\/~YEWES, WAEEHNTED CLEAK, and IUUU deliverable after shearing. 1,000 Ewes, also ditto, ditto. For particulars, apply to Mr. GUIKNESS. LYTTELTON NEW CHURCH. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. AT A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE 'JOL.. Members of the Church of England, in Lyttelton, held on Monday Evening, the Bth of November, it was resolved that in consequence ] of the funds alread} r subscribed being inadequate for the building of a stone church, as originally intended; the committee be directed to undertake the construction of a church as capacious and as permanent in character as possible, in any material which they may deem desirable. All persons, therefore, who have subscribed specially to a stone church are at liberty to withdraw their subscriptions within one month from this date. The committee are still disposed to undertake the building of a stone church, according to the design already approved, in ease subscribers should double their contributions. Those willing to do no are requested to send in their names to the Honorary Secretary, or to the Treasurer (Mi1. Banks), before the expiration of one ihonth from the date of this notice. By order of the Committee, CItOSBIE WARD, Ihm. Sec. LytfeHon, Nov. 10, 185 S.