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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 731, 9 November 1859, Page 6

■G. E. & R. MASON'S ESTATE. VALUABLE SHEEP RUNS, SHEEP, HORSES, RAMS, BULLOCKS, COWS, &o. MR. E, A. HARGREAVES will sell by public . auction, .under a .Deed of Assignment, .at the Whito'Hartftnn,Chrkitchuroh, on , flay-of November Nortt, \ at-the hour of 2 o'clock : in: the afternoon,'in-one lot; (unless previously disposed of by.private-con-tract, of which due notice will be given) .all those five valuable-sheep runs adjoining or near to each other, comprising, kltogether, 38,000 acres/viz;:— ' In'the Province of CanterburyVirginia Run, consisting of 16;000 acres ; The Lake Run, consisting of 3:2,500 acres The Seaward Run ; consisting of 2,500 awes i In the; Province of Nelson — • The Hurunui Run, consisting of 5,000 acres f The Island Run, consisting of 2,000 >acves. - j Together with 80 acres of freehold land, forming! part of homesteads, with the huts, yards, dipping! apparatus, and other improvements in and < upon i one or other of the said runs j including algb, from 4,000 to 5,000 sheep, with the rams, horses/bul-locks,-cows, drays, yokes, &c, thereto belonging and now being thereon. The^ whole of the very valuable runs, sheep, and toher property and effects above-mentioned, will be. sold -subject to conditions to be produced at the;, time of sale, and further^particulars may be had by! applying to the Auctioneer, Mr. E. A. Hargreaves,?, Ly ttelton, or at the office of . \. WORMALD, j Solicitor, Lyttelton. '%tteltonroct. 18,1859. MONDAY, NOVEMBER .14, 1859. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. MESSRS. W.. NOBLE CAMPBELL &fO. { have received instructions to sell by auction, >on the premises, on MONDAY,NOVEMBER 44, 1859, j (subject -to such conditions as shall '"he then a»'4i there produced) the following valuable?leasehold premises, consisting of a plot of land, a frontage to Norwich Quay of 27 feet, running back in a rectangular block 165 feetj-part of town sec-1 tion No. A 4. t '' JAlso, the "messuage-or dwelling house standing thereon, with:the outbuildings and- stables behind 'the same, as now in the occupation of the owner, llr. William Packard. There is ample room for the erectiop of a stored or other building upon the vacantviand in front of the house, and it is one of the-best situations on Norwich Quay. . The land is subject to. a small ground rent-of £27 per annum, payable quarterly, and will be sold for the residue of a term of 21~years, (13 of which are now unexpired). further particulars may be obtained-by applying at the office of Mr.-WORMALD, Solicitor? Lyttelton,or to the auctioneers. ■ ■ - \ \ Terms at Sale. (-Sale at 1 o'clock ; If the above be sold, the auctioneers have in-; structipnsfrom'Mr. Packard to proceed immediately;' to the sale of all his household effects, furthe^ar-;: ticulars of which will appear-in future advertise-; ment. UNDER; INSTRUCTIONS' f FROM THE OFFICIAL ADMINIS^ATORv} SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. f MESSRS F. N. CAMPBELL AND Co. have* received instructions from Christopher A. Calvert, Escj,, Official •Administrator,'to sell-by Public Auction All the Eight; Title, and Estate of the' late? Dr. McCheane, M.D., inu and to a; PARCEL OF LAND, bein^the North-^ Eastern part of Section No; 22, Town!; •of Lyttelton,'having a frontage in^ London-street of 25-feet orlhereabour,; and extending backwards 55 feet or': thereabouts, with the \ DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES \ erected thereon, being unexpiredi; ■term of a*lease of 20 years, bearing '^date June 1851. ' Full particulars may be obtained on application at the office of Mr. John Dean Bamford, Solicitor, Lyttelton, or from the Auctioneers. The- day of sale will be announced in a future advertisement. TERMS..\AT SALE. Oxford-street, Lyttelton, Ist November, 1859. . . - " IMPORTANT •S'A-XL-E BY AUe-TTON I OF ■ FREEHOLD TOWN -LAND AND HOUSES., MR. ALPORT has.received instructions from the Trustees tothe Executors of the late C.-J. Maunsell, Esq., to sell by public auc-i tion, at his Auction Rooms, Norwich' Quay,—,— All that piece or parcel of freehdld land, comprising the moiety of section No. 30, in the Town of I/yttelton, with frontage to, street, and to -.an accommodation ■road leading therefrom. The house and; shop, fronting London street, is now in the. occupation of Messrs. P. :Fox & Co., and the other tenements arc most eligibly situated. The property will be divided into about 6 lots,and be submitted in about SIX WEEKS FROM DATE. "The auctioneer need hardly call attention to "<tho desirable opportunity the above, sale will present for investment. _ Plans are preparing, and wilKbo ready for inspection in a few days, iyttelton, Oct. A>, 1859. SALE OF TOWN LAND, WITHOUT RESERVE. NEW -TOWN OF CHRISTCHURCH EAST. "OURNELL & BENNETT have received in--U structions to sell by auction at the White Hart Hotel, on THURSDAY, the'l7th instant, " " at one o'clock precisely, TWENTY QUARTER ACRE SECTIONS of land in the new town of • Christchurch 'OaSt, with frontage on the Stanmore road. Terms—Half cash and half in twelve months, bearing no interest. Possession can be 'had immediately. A plan of the property as laid off ican Too seen at the White Hart Hotel, and at the office of the auctioneers. To persons wishing to secure a freehold', this is an opportunity that should not be lost. Luncheon ipvovided. High Street, Christchurch.