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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 652, 5 February 1859, Page 6

NOTICE, PRIOR TO THE SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND INI THE HEATHCOTE VA^LEy.: ) iy/TR. >liPO^T is<ihstmoted % jimes JJX. Towiisend^ Esyj;, shortly td .Sell by Auction, at theHeathcote Arms; several lillotmerits of land, having deep water frontages on the river Heathoote, building flites on thevbridlei; path, and | others suitable to agricultural,and other uses. i . T ; ho property, .about to be. peered is rising ,to ■' great rvalue,'both by the general' tiEOgress of the, neighbourhood and'the proximity of it to the proposed railway; which, if;carried out, ,will divert \ the traffic to the south side of the river Heath-' cote. , ; Plans of the property and .allotments'are preparing, and may in a few-4ays : be seen ..at the Auctioneer's Office, in;Lytteltpn, and at the Heathcote | Arms. ' "■ .•' ' ,'.'. \-. •;'; ' . '. " PRELIMINARY NQTICE; . ' Sale of V.D.L. Timber;Paiings; Shingles; &c, ' At the Union 'Wharf; Feb&y Road. ■ MR. E. i. HiRGREASES has received ! instructions from/Messrs* Miles,-King- i ton and Co. to Sell by Public Auction, at Mr. ' Jones's, cUnion Wharf,f at an nearly date <ot; which '■ due notice will be given) the cargo/of the SUSANNE @ HOBART TOWN, consisting, of timber <*f. -Jfcho following dimensions, viz:— ' ~ - "■'"■ ;; 1912 pieces 3 x 2 994 do: 4k 2 ' 485 do. 5x2 629 ,do. 6*2 im . do. ;'6'x S 104 do: 7 i 3 693 do. 8 x 8 1 ;30;:do., 4 * 4 '■ «63 dp,. 3 : x 6 •'BOAKDS. 281 :7xs ■ ' a^i v7*a ■ :3?:57-battens , 38,700 shingles. " 25;O00 3ft.^iriVlath3 a^Taos&paliiigs^ ;3100 2ft. 6in. do., •■: .■■.:i«fec;, r i: •.&(?.,"; ..,:■. , „,Terms, at Sale. ;%ttelton,.^an. .M/4-B^9. ;v LAND^OR;1 SMiE;; ";■;; >4cres. mow' or."less.to! '£}.'. :..,; ; jgection : 'XBB,^ with.,' ; ja; iiivmelling House, Barjiifand Stockyard. erected thereon, and situate the Christckirch side of JFehdall: Town; partially fenced. , „ - :! , ! ._ tFar. fpartiaularslapply:.:to-'Mr: -Jeffreys,-on the premißesi- ooto 'Mf.J .Wyatt;! "Solicitor,/ Market Place, Christcfourch; jmM,;mpti. ;. ';;/■■.;..;; .. .■ ..,;;.., SHEEP ■ f „, ;OVERL'AJN"D :rB6^:iiELSON.: • ■ ih^)^ ig^y.ihai:all ■lM\, i ,^beep idfijtainediiQujihe v'BalmtH'al ©owns iFofety-EightfiHoursi will = be cha^tgeflj itZtke: rate of TWO POUNDS Sterling per week, for every Thomnd Sh'dep 'so fdetaihed. ■- Balmoral-Downs r Huisunuij Jan. 10,1859; .G(^RM^r"OT^B^^ r -I&RIST- ■ .. ■'.:- ... : .. ':b^uicHv:---. '. ■"■,,'-' ■ / „:e tss sign;' :xw;t he: yt<) tck s..;' .■■-.V. ■L/^.^';::^Q :I^UIL;IiEES,- ■'./'-.'■ . '•> THE^PEO^NOIALIGO^RNME^ 3 IS prepared to receivei "Tehidersbj TI?ES- L JDA^^Pelrifary^ 15th^fbr JtheJ erection ofnadditibnaroffices ;*at 'the Government' Buildings; Christchurch. I . Plans,?; specifications^ and '- condtfions^of contract, ''■ may be seen at the Architects' office, Christchurch,1 on and after'Tuesday;'lst day of February,;'between th^oars:of7loa.mr«nd 4p;.m..: . ' • Tenders to'be <serit ;fo the'Pr^vincial Secretary's Office, endorsed!" Tender) for Addilioriat Offices at the (CJpyernM^ntßuildingsi ; -X3hri;tptautoh.", „ The government'does, not .bind itse)f to accept the Ipwwt or any tpnder. / •.' ••■•..' ioXJNTFORiE xferXTJCK, ■ ;..:.;-j :. ;■'•': •■'■■■'\ ■■'■'-)■• : ■■.'■:..'■■■.< Architects-: •:Chri§tehurch, Januaiy. 17,1859. ■ .: ::, GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS CHRISTOHURCH. NOT ICE.. rpHE, t,inia for rewlying^the"^ ! JL General Works is extended* from'the 15th to:the^.-22rid'' February ; the plahs'arelto^beseen after the^h,.- ■ ■• ' •• ■•■"...v... ' :- ■•..,. ' '■" :■ MOUNTFOftT '% LUC^C, .:.- „i ;■.■■ ,■ ■ :-.■ t :■ >-...■■.....• ..••Architects." , Chnstchurch, January 245, 185$. ' V"; '"I NOTICE TO CONTRAOTORS. nnHE titne for receiving TENDERS for JL the AVON' GUTTING is extended until SATURDAY, February 5, at Noon. , The Government will not be bound to accept the lowest or any tender. J.^OLLIYIER, . > Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's' Office, Christchurch'Jan.' 29; 1859. GOVERNOR'S BAY ROAD. LITTLE iB ATJFAKI. MARINE VILLA BUILDING SITES. ■ ; TO BE SOLD, TWENTY AdRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, "IMMINENTLY adapted^for cutting- up in-J-J , to smalFallotmehts,—rsituate^foiir miles from Lj'ttelton and sev,en : from: Christchurch, with a double frontage tptlie beach reserve and main road, exceeding foi'ty chains.,'. The. above .land, from its extent of Frontage, contiguity to the contemplated Jetty in Dyer's : Bay, as well as abutment on the Victoria Junction :or new, lrae';of foact, point this t out as 'an iiivest- | ment second to none iii/this colony,-while its posi^- ; tiori; with Raupaki1 must still further confer' on- the I purchaser benefits in the shape of cheap firewood, an '■ \ outlet ibr cattle at 'a nominal charge, ';with the ■eti-: jjoyable exei'dise 6f ■: nnreserved .wanderings ■ and ; gipsyings >■ through its park-like and romantic <Hceherj*. ' ■: ■ •• ■■■• ■•-•••■:,.■-•..'.' v; Its situation, commanding running' waterf from . the purest source, together •■with' the advantages of \ bathing, fishing, and boating, is calculated for the lucrative establishment of a first-class : Boarding Hcnific an dSanatori urn, than the want of which a ihore generally concurred iv desideratum does not at present exist. - Title—-Crown Grant. : ; Price—£2s .pei'acre. .': Teems,—One-third cash, one-third by approved ;bills at three months, with theremainingphe*third ; at sir; without interest. „ .;'.",:.'.,. ' Application to be made to MR., THOifSON, ; Christchurch ;■ to MR; - HARCtREAVES,' Lyttel!;tonj -or the owner, W. H. PERCIVAL, Lower ! I Lincoln-road. I