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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 746, 31 December 1859, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICE. : ;f - - JOHN OLLtVtElMbegs to inform his 4, friends and the public that he has resumed his business of Auctioneer and Commission Agent, at his Temporary ofiico, in Cashel-street. Office hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.in, Chmtchurch, Nov. 21st, 1859. JOHN OLLIVIEP^ LAND, HOUSE, STOCK, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER, CHRISTCHURCH. Temporary Office in Cashel-street. Office hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ________ SEVERAL 3heep runs. Apply to. MR. OLLIVIER, Cashel Street. NORTHPORT. NEW TOWNSHIP ON THE SALT WATER CREEK. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. rpilE above township has been surveyed and laid -*- off in quarter-acre sections, and is now open for sale, at an upset price uniform with the Government townships. All lots applied for will be submitted monthly to public auction. A vessel is now employed as a regular trader to Lyttelton; a jetty and warehouse are already constructed ; and this port will command the shipment of all the wool from the northern district. It also affords facilities for the carrying on of a considerable trade in the transport of building stone and lime to Christchurch and Lyttelton, as well as for the import of stores and building materials for the proposed Government township at the head of the navigation. Terms—Moderate. Title—Unexceptionable. Plans of the township, shewing the navigation of the Salt Water Creek, may be seen at the office, of Mr. J. D. Bamford, Solicitor, Lyttelton; at Cameron's Accommodation House, Salt Water Creek; and at the offices of JOHN OLLIVIER, Sole Agent, Christchurch and Kaiapoi. Christchurch, Nov. 28,1859. SMALL FARMS UPON EASY TERMS. BETWEEN RANGIORA & NORTHPORT. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SEVERAL sections of Freehold Land, situate and fronting upon the Rangiora and North Roads, are now being surveyed, and will shortly be offered at Public Auction at a moderate upset price, in lots of 5 acres to 20 acres, upon the following easy TERMS:— One-third, cash. • One-third, at the end of twelve months. One-third, at the end of two years. Bearing interest at the rate of Ten per cent. To the working man and small capitalist this property will afford the means so desirable to a colonist, of acquiring a valuable freehold in. a locality admirably adapted for farming purposes, while its immediate contiguity to the Government townships near to the Saltwater Creek and the new township at Northport, on the Saltwater Creek, which is now proved to be available for purposes of export and import, present advantages which for commercial purposes cannot fail to add considerably to its future value. Title—Crown Grant (Unencumbered). Plans and particulars may be obtained from,1 JOHN OLLIVIER, _ .. Christchurch and Kaiapoi. l'Christchurch, Dec. 8,1859. FREEHOLD LAND NEARCASHMESE. T7IIGHTY-Sev-en Acres of Freehold Laud J_ near Cashmere, for sale, being" that - desirable section No. 1160. It has a large frontage upon the Hoon Hay and Accommodation Roads, and the Canal Reserve, and near to the River Heathcote. The above, if not previously disposed of by private contract, will be divided into allotments, -~ and submitted to public auction in January. Apply to JOHN OLLIVIER, Christchurch and Kaiapoi. ./ Dec. 14,1859. ■ KAIAPOI. / Deep Water Frontage on the Waimakariri. -sf^""*" mHIRTY ACRES FREEHGLD LAND JL FOR SALE, with a frontage of-. thirty chains upon the river Waimakariri. For price, &c, apply to „ -•' -r~fs JOHN OLLIVIER,^ , ; Nj Christchurch and Kaiapoi. WATERSIDE PREMISES, CHRISTCHURCH QUAY. , :" TO Be Let on Leases, for 7,14:', or 21 years, in plots to suit the convenience of parties requiring them, the valuable waterside premises on the north side of the river Heathcote, J ■ ying between Aikman's Wharf and Jones* Wharf, with road frontage behind, at 10s. per foot frontage during the first 7 years, and 20s. subsequently. For particulars and inspection of the plans, ap* ply to ' MR. JOHN DEAN BAMFORD, Solicitor, Lyttelton. CANTERBURY RAILWAY. NOTICE TO WORKING MEN AMD OTHERS. IN consequence of the above railway being intended to pass close alongside the Lyttelton end of the Bridle Path, the proprietor of an allotment of land sihiated near the proposed grand terminus has instructed the undersigned to offer for immediate sale his freehold plot of ground, together with the lean-to thereon, garden, etc., for the small sum of Seventy-five Pounds. The undersigned feels it quite unnecessary to make further comment on the worth of the above investment, as the vat,us must speak for itself. For plan and further "particulars apply to HENRY CHARLES COSIER, Commission Agent, Dec. 12, 1859. Lyttelton., CHURCH PROPERTY ESTATE. TO be let, with immediate possession, that large and convenient Dwelling House, situate on Oxford Terrace (near tho Church) the late Grammar School, well adapted for a first rate Boarding House. Also. —Several valuable sections immediately adjoining, to be let for building purpo^* offering an excollont opportunity for erectinjr *'lOP s and stoves much in request in that rapidly increasing neighbourhood. jsl* For particulars enquiri''o*"*" Mr. R. PACKER, Agent to the Church Property Trustees, or h Mr. STROUTS, Architect, Cashel Street, Who will show the ground plan, «c. i