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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6489, 14 December 1881, Page 8

a, M»t*on « oo FOR PRIVATE BALK. AM ESTATE or 2000 A oa»0 v««*mold. MWttS ft. MAT9OH A CO. hate received Instructions from M®f«m O. 8. and A, B. inf. to •ILL BY PRIVATE TREATY, The whole of their mfurnlfieotit Wools Of connlry situate it Port Levy, Mull PsutMOta, Comprising—--2900 a o a » a or TUB CHOICEST LAMB On tho Peninsula. SMOAore* of which l» now covered with a thick mat of English pasture, usd tho balance in timber, nil well watered. This property Is thoroughly fenced end sub. divide 11nto convenient enolosutee, carry, toe 1000 bend of settle, 1009 sheep, end SO horses. 800 some ero shut off tor oooke. foot seed, too ploughed reedy for turnips, and 90 aoree In root crop. The well known position and high character the estate has always held for stock carrying capabilities axe snob ihst we deem it sufficient to state that It is In oar bands For Bale, and to any person desirous cl purchasing » redly ellfibls proporty having within Itself an Improving value, wo can safely recommend tbo above. Terms and full particulars from the undersigned. The cattle, sbocp, horeor, and plant can either bo taken at valuation, or will be removed and sold by auction. H Agents tor a MATSON ft CO, 8. and A. A. Fleming, Port Levy. FOB BALK. CHOIOK FREEHOLD ESTATE or gg ACRES OF RICH LAND. CLOSE TO THE CITY. MESSES H. MATSON ft CO. have received instructions from George King, Eimj., to SELL BY PRIVATE TREATY, All that choice FREEHOLD PROPERTY Known as CLIFTON LODGE, Comprising—gg ACRES OF TOE REST OFgLAND, Sltnato midway between tho Fondaltowa and Riocarton roads, lying between the properties of Mrs William Wilson, tbo Warn Estate, and tho Rnnudda Estate. This really &T*U&ma property la subdivided into convenient Paddocks, with sn ample supply of water. Together with COMFORTABLE HORSE AMD OUTBUILDINGS, And for a gentleman occupied in city pursuits, affords on opportunity of acquiring a really nioe property of comfortable extent, with a certainty of a continuous Increase in value.

6150 489 H. MATSON A CO.. Catbol Street. H. B. Alport. TOMORROW, THURSDAY. To Grain and Produce Merchants, and Others requiring extensive Warehouse Aooommoda* tion, Boom Builders, and Other*. SALE BY’AUOTION, or a LARGE WOODEN BUILDING (To bo removed). M a H, E. ALPORT lias received instructions from Mr F. A, Bishop, to SILL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At tbe Premies*. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 15th DEO., At 19 noon. The largo Wooden Building (formerly occupied by tbe present auctioneer aa am Auction Boom aad Produce Store), as it now ataeda at tbe corner of Colombo street and Armagh street, immediately opposite tbe Golden Fleece Hotel, Market Place, Christchurch. Tbe Building was erected by tbe Into eminent builder Mr Thomas Tombs, especially to carry flour, grain, and other heavy weights), tbe floor joists, wall jdates, and ratter* being of heavy sea* eoned Van Diemen's Land timber, and the floor and other board* of seasoned kauri. Tbe Main Building to Armagh street measures 60ft by 25ft, and the offices fronting to the Market Place 40ft by 16ft, or thereabouts, both with lofty upper floors. Tbe Bale will include tbe nearly new galvanized iron roof, brink chimney, and grate, but tbe foundations of stone rabble and piles are not to bo acid. Tbe Building as a whole is suitable for a Granary and Produce Utoro. It not needed for that putpoae, the materials ore sufficient for tbe erection of several good sized Cottages, It will be required to be removed from tbe ground with the least possible delay, to enable tbe proprietor, Mr P. A. Bishop, to complete the handsome block of stone and brick business Buildings sow in course of erection thereon. Mr Bishop will be glad to show intending buyers over tbe premises. H. E. ALPORT, Auctioneer. 8639 Hereford street, Christchurch, TOMORROW. UNBE3 KEYED BALE or SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Ac. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, DEO. 16, 1881. MR H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from Mr A. Leonard (in consequence of bis relinquishing housekeeping), to BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Residence, corner of Peterborough street. East, and Cambridge Terrace, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ao., Consisting of— PARLOUR-

Parlour table, sofa, chiffonier, am chair, lady’s chair, 6 o&ne chain, lamp (allbor light), occasional tabic, pictures, curtains, bunds, fonder* and lire irons, osrpet, hearthrug, rases, to. PABBAQE Floor cloth, hanging lamp, door mats, passage mats. BEDROOMS. 2 doable bedsteads, palliasse*, mattresses, to., wabstande and ware, droning tables, chants drawers, mirrors, chairs, carpet, towel horso. oartalmu ana blinds. KHOREN. . Tables, ooeoa-nut matting, lamp, moat safe. Colonial sofa, fender and irons, chairs, Ac. cooking utensils, saucepans, kettles, Ac., Ac. 1 Sydney Parrot and Cage (good talking bird.) I Newfoundland Dog. goad for water and a grand watch. Lot of Paling and Timber, Sale at 1 o'clock. 8840 SALE OF MERCHANDISE, FDBNITUBB, BOORS, MUSIC, &o. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. in' R H. B. A I PORT WILL SELL BY AUCTION. At the Hereford street Salerooms. Christchurch, OH MONDAY NEXT, thr 10t« DEO.. At One o’clock, An oMortment of merchandise ..... Superior «UUng.room, bedroom, and kitchen furniture 100 volumes books Quantity operatic music, sons*, Ao. 8838 BY ORDER OP THE MORTGAGEE. SALE BYAUOTIOM FBB B H O°L D fA B M On Sband'a Track. U. K. ALPORTbas received instruction SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, t At the Hereford street Saleroom*, Christchurch, oi TUESDAY NEXT, tub 20m DEO., _ . . At I o'clock, „ The valuable freehold rural section No. 14487 situate la Llmoln DlstWot, measuring »i acres or theresbents, end fronting npoi Hbsnd's Track, subdivided Into bandy pad docks, well fenced, with collage and out buildings thereon i well, and other 1m provementc, as now la the occupation o Mr Beil. „ .. Ample porilotdan to be obtained on appUoatloi at the oßoe of the auctioneer. 8841 84 U Ohrlstohuiroh.