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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 643, 5 January 1859, Page 5

IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD-AND* LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES IN CHIUSTCHUIICH. MR. LONGDEN lias received instructions from W. Wilson, Esq. (in consequence of his intended departure for England), to sell by Public Auction on MONDAY, JANUARY 17 (unless previously disposed of by private contract), tho following well known propertie» in Christchurch, viz. :— 1 acre of town land, situate in Tuara Street? East, with the DWELLING HOUSE and improvements thereon, all as now occupied by W.Wilson, Esq. * J ' The house is but recently finished, and is complete in every respect, being lined, papered, and painted throughout. The garden is well stocked with trees of every, description, and the whole securely fenced. There is also a good well on ths premises If desired, the furniture may be taken at a valua* tion. Also, The lease of those excellent BUSINESS PREMISES, situated in the Ferry Road, and how in the occupation of Messrs. Wilson and Co., comprising a large iron store, with counting house, Ac, all recently erected, and finished in superior architectural style.. . The lease has about 20 years to run, at a low ground rent, and an allowance made at its expiration for a portion of the improvements. Merchants and others desirous of commencing business in Christchurch, will find this an excellent opportunity of securing premises in a good position. The sale will take place at the stores of Wilson and Co., Ferry Road. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. TO MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS, AND PARTIES DESIROUS OF EMBARKING IN BUSINESS. . SALE OF THE FERRY WHARF BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MR. LONGDEN has received instructions from J. C. Aikman, Esq., to sell by Public Auction, at the White Hart Hotel, Christchurch, on TUESDAY, Ist day of. MARCH, NEXT (unless previously disposed of by private contract), Those Leasehold Premises, situated at the Heathcote Ferry, generally known as THE FEBJRY WHARF. and comprising the Wharf, Warehouse, DwellingHouse, Stable and Paddock. The lease has 17 years to run, at the low annual ground rent of £15. The above well known property has for a long time commanded a first-rate and daily increasing business,, and to parties desirous of embarking in an established and lucrative concern, the present affords 7 an opportunity seldom There is also an opening for a Bonded Store in connexion with the business, it being understood that on the introduction of the new Customs Act the establishment of such a store on the Plains will be sanctioned by the Customs authorities, and # that near_ the Ferry is considered the most desirable position. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. N.B. Parties desirous of negotiating for the purchase of the above ,'by x-eivate coxtbact, will--please to communicate with the Auctioneer as speedily as possible.- : ■"" ; IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD : SUBURBAN LAND, ON EASY TERMS. T\/T R. LONGDEN has received instructions to I*l- sell by auction at the GOLDEN FLEECE HOTEL, Christchurch, on MONDAY, JANUARY 24, at 12 o'clock precisely, the following lots of VALUABLE SUBURBAN LAND, being portions of that well known Section No. 136, now in the occupation of B. Wyatt, Esq. (who is about returning to England), and situated in the Papanui Road, one mile and a quarter from the bridge in the Market Place, viz.:— Lot L 16 acres, fronting on the Papanui and St. Albans-road's, fenced and laid down in English grasses, with a creek running through the centre, forming a valuable and desirable paddock. . Lot 2. 18 acres, fronting on the St. Albans Road ; fenced and cropped. Lot 3,11 acres, fronting on the accommodation road and the north-west side of the section j fenced and cropped. Lots 4to 9. 6 lots of 5 acres each, fronting on the St. Albans Road, and on the accommodation roads near the. section, being all the bottom portioh of the same. The above land is so well known for its excellent agricultural qualities, and for the firstrate style in which it has been farmed, that comment is unnecessary. Terms:—-One'fifth cash, and the remainder by four equal annual instalments, with interest at the rate* of 10 per cent per annum on the unpaid portion. Christchurch, Jan. 3,1858. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. MR. ALPORT is instructed to sell by Public Auction at Mr. Rowland Davis's Store, Norwich Quay, on WEDNESDAY, 12th JANUARY, without the slightest reserve, the remains of stock on hand, comprising— Preserved lobsters, salmon, sardines, herrings, and meat in tins Bloater paste, anchovy do., mushroom ketchup, apple sauce, pickles, mustard and salad oil Flour, bacon, coffee, raisins, pepper, ginger vinegar, barley, split peas, cloves, hops, and salt Soap, sperm candles, wax vestas, matches in wood boxes, blacking, pipes, Bath bricks and lamp cotton Oval boilers, camp ovens, .iron pots, tinned saucepans, spoons,' knives and forks, tin'plates, brooms, wrapping pappr, can.visters, show glasses, wine & spirit do., and looking glasses Axes, pickaxes, bolts, padlocks, saws, mills, hinges, nails, augurs, braces and* bits, •^saw-tillers, shovels, files, razors, Ac. Shirtsv/drawers, sea boots, shawls, Ac. ; Heavy scales and weights, small do. do., rocking chairs, tubs, boxes, linseed oil, Ac,, Ac. Also, B-andy and wine, in case and draught Burton ale in hhds, Cigars. Terms at Salv. Sale at Noon. Lyttelton, Jan. 4> 1859. FOR SALE, A Fire proof DEED BOX, nearly new, with two locks, perfectly sound. Fur term* apply to H. RANGECROFT, at CARRELL's, Jackson's-road. Lyttelton.