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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 651, 2 February 1859, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICE. MR. C. OLLIVIER begs to inform /the/public that^ onMifl after the of/February.next, i all | Goods submitted to Public Auction by^him/ '■'■"-/ AT-H_ WEEKLY SALES, will be sold WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. .Phris^hurchlJani2Jth^lßsß.^ ; i; LAND TO LET ON BUILDING LEASES. MR. OLLIVIER" is instructed to lef „,,"■ upon/buildingrleases several desira-, b'l'e plots'' of ground v "particularly well adapted' for business; '."irontmg;'upoff7the';~Sumner";;Road',--and/Cashel Streef;; and -immediately"adjoining" the Wltite Hart. ' !, s '„.. '; .". FOR SAL'S, ; ~ " "■ TWO. very superior, double barrelled guns by ■the best'Loridoft'hiakers.*: Apply to MR. OLLIVIER, at the Auction.Rooms,.Cashel-st. /~||7rß. 1 ;OLLIVIERr;; is'^ imitrdcted' toilet' JlxL. upon' leases /.several ; plots ■ of' landr admirably adapted' for business1 or for private I residences., v and in: t the/,most central part of the town of Christchurch. 'In Cathedral• SquareV''i^e,af''the1 intended', site of the Union Bank. * / ■.''. 'In the High- Street, adjoining,;the*: Wesleyari Chapel.- . Tn Manchester Street? 41 rfeet by; 130 < ■ ■; ■ ' ,' . ,-: '■ -"? '■'"•' ''A-1' In Hereford Street... / Particulars may beobtained _ applicatiion to .^RAOwacyiiJßi \_ ... /.) Cashel Street. . J -—^—-— x !Jp~,r\'": ,r-;: V";/ ■:: -•;:■ •DESIKABLE-^UiCTOa'iBiT-JdßvSi^i!.s'' Freehold Land' '__, situated m L'-the'town''leiseWes, with a large .frontages on/ the;: town beltand south.... The property' is securely-fenced;'' and tastefully. laid?out;<; and planted/with about"' fivef hundi'edfruit iind; forest'trees;' : For -further particulars apply •to :'':--:':'M»'^LiiiviEß,'; ■■■..■; ; ■■■'-.: 1 „' ,...., '<". /Cashel1 Street;' -'-; ,:--.. . ; FOR ,SALE, r FREEHOLD LAND ON" THE PAPANUI ■ ;" : " ; /RibAi)H-'/- ■-"." / ONE /Hundred1 Ac^esjaf'Freehold Land,; situ/ ated/on/th^ Road; about; 4 miles' from ChristchurcbV, , . / . Tetms/ljiberali' tTitle—Crown'G?raiiti . ..••-.,. -.--,:■...„,. :. ./9^fer.St'eet^Ohristcfiufclv , ; , ,: M 1 ,;,for;-3ale. SEVERAL sheep f runs. Apply to MR. OLLIVIER; Cashil Street. V PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ■■'"'. ;la.n:,d;.' !r ;; between KAiA¥bf^ i MR. CLAUDE'M;: OLLIVIER will shortly t , ,/bffer for Sale by Public Auction, —100 Acres 'of FREEHOLDI LAND, situated on the Northroad, about mid-way... between Kaiapoi and, Ranr giora,,in lots !to suit purchasers.: , Date/and. place of;'sale;will \ appear in/a'future advertisement. , / "y''/ '•/■ -,"/•• /.'•,-.'•'■■ /.,'.,',! •-■• . Plans are now^, in/spurs'e/of < prep^ar^tion^and will be on view at the .Northern^ the Auction Rooms, Casfiel-street. "• FOR SALE/ „.;::/S/c;fi:p;^;NE f;R./,A; n:n\ /, „' THE-, fine ;fast schooner.; ANN^ 37 tons register, .built;, by,-, Mr; : Henry iNiccol; and launched in .August;.; 1858, .coppered;'.and copper fastened. She^carries a large cargo; with a draught .of water of s;fl^et.6 inches, and is.very suitablerfor ..the river and coasting tradefof this province. ■; ■ .. For further particulars, apply to / . ■[ MR.;OLLiyiEII; ■..-. „ :,..-• ...,.,' iQashelStreet.. f TO BE SOLD OR LET, WITH' A PURCHASING; CLAUSE^ THAT 50 acre section of Freehold Land, known as "THE WAtERHOLES," desirably situated-oh -the main; road to the1 south, -about nine miles; from• Christchurch, with r all ,the improvements, viz.,., fencing isheds, well, /50 'feet deep, Szc. ; ; The above would form a capital site for; an accominodatiori house. /For~ further particulars, apply to _R; OLLIVIER, -..-•■ „-., , "Cashel Street. 'CbrisfAliurcb,:pct. 24,1858;. /'•/',,.. KAURI TIMBER. MR. CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER is prepared s to receive /orders 'timber, of specified^ measurement; deliverable at the Chrißtcliiirch «Quay. 11 ."..".'' * •:"" : " Apply at thei Rooms, Cashel,Street. '.'"' e_ clontarf!, LEAVING Gravesend on „c 16th "September, -. arriving here with" the 'following goods, viz. :— ;,3 cases mixed .toys- : 4 3 cases haberdashery : Large assortment'of mixed muslins, in- ' .■■■.'.■ cludingeverykind '.?A splendid assortment of ribbons to the tune of £300 ' 5 packages saddlery, a small assortment of all kinds „ .. i i packages stationery , , A large assortment of hosiery1 ; 2 cases sample of :ScOfeh! boots ; 1 case fancy goods'arid gloves suited to the season."* •;...;, Hcases alpaca/cbbui-g, ginghams, and other stuffs 7 cases white shirts, hoods, ladies' under cltithing/&c. - 1 case stays, ; '&c. 1 weighing machine, 3'cwt. IRONMONGERY. Sickles, reaping hooks, nails of all kinds, ; / ; hay knives, , scythes,. pack saddles, /spades, shovels, gravel do., lanterns, arid every kind of hollowaro,1 to the ';- - tune of £700; chains, cables, and all kinds of boat geair, to the tune of £340 ■ ca,rpentefs' tools < of. all; kinds, gold leaf, pairit,.arid a variety of painters' goods, . household tin furniture of every kind,locks arid small ironmongery of every description, ,25 oases Booth's gin, 60 cases Geneva,, best brand, and a largo varioty of other goods. ; i JAMES^ MORRISON & Co.