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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6494, 20 December 1881, Page 7

Railway Noticed, v. :?{, g* x fWsk K. NEW ZEALAND EAXLWAYS. FAKES CHRISTMAS AND HEW YFAT? HOLIDAYS. A LL ordinary oil gle faroti' i “ December, or on nay <Jav 3rd January, will b.i avulliljli) f, including 7Ui January. W. M. Ha Tr.ffio Traffic Superintendent's Office Dunedin, Deo. 11, 1881 Legal Notices, L^'t. NOTICE. a fjl H E IN BANKEUPTOY. LYTTELTON T Is duly appointed GAZETTE roa ALL NOTICES /■ s mrczß the DEBTORS AND CBEDITOES' ACT. IN BANKRUPTCY. TV. O ICE |a hereby given that all CDAv agaitrt H the K-ta'os of, * ■ CUlii ALD It'KiINLRY and OEOEOK £ DOEKS, of Christchurch, Ceratractors, must t« proved fo- ami tyl--: . „■ £ . the nndersi<n-d on <>r before Saturday m- :‘, h 4tli Decemb r, otherwise creditors not; r ... ... be precl ded from partioipatiug in the <u . d- n I i out to ho declared. JAS. T, BEOWN ) Joint 8570 73 THOMAS OWEN KELSEY J Trustees. In the assigned estate of J. H. SMITH, I>rap:r Colombo street, Christchurch. TENDERS in the above estate will be received by the trustee no to 3 p m. Wednc-Cuy, 31st [ lust., nr the offices of Sargood, Son and Kwon. Marked cheques for 20 per cent of the purchase money to accompany each tender. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, '8368 70 W. BROWNE, Trustee. In the Estate of WILLIAM ROBERTS, Parmer. PEOOP of Claims to be sent to the Undersigned on or before the 27th Inst., after which date no Claims can be received, a Srst. and final dividend will be payable after the 3 th iur t. J. H. nOPKINS Trca-ec. Woolston, 19th Dec. s'--0 73 Stevens ft Gorton Bulls. T IST OS PROPERTIES £OB SALE ST SIBYEHS k QOBXOH AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND STOCK iaf-HTt BULLS. BANGITIKET. GOOfacres leasehold near Turakina, consisting of good agricultural land; divided into £vo paddocks ; capable of carrying lOCO sheep and 100 bead of cattle; good mi-roomed house, stockyard, stables, and sheeny arda, Ton years to run, at moderate rental. 210 J acres tiendon; good agricultural land, 15buah; fenced Mid subdivided; pcrms.-tunl water, orchard, dwelling-house and allntcert sory farm buildings; 36 head caitie and ICO ehesr 153 acres Srst-ciim land, Wairoa dl>tr.~t, within four miles of Waitotara, partially imyro red, 143 fem and grass, 10 bush 178 acres bush, section 9, Manchester bloci.3 metalled read frontage, four and n-haii mile, out of Foiling, all level, with quwr-vs of totara 8379 acres good agricultural land, near Halica.be, and within easy distance o£ Fending and Sandau (already surveyed into suitable eoc. tions for small farms), with 3000 sheep 618 acres of good agricultural land adjoining township of Marton, subdivided into cigir paddocks, four dams on the property Part of section 12, Carnarvon, containing 13) acres Also 887 acres, sections 171, 172; 174, Men iA.rct Taranaki. 4 miles from Inglewood, fronting Norfolk road 806 scree, section 349, Kiwitea, fronting Kimbcltcs rood 450 seres first-class agricultural land, ail of which has been ploughed and laid down in grass, subdivided into ten paddock?, with eight* roomed house, stable, granary, and stock, yard, situated within three miles ci Morton, and close to Bonny Glen railway station 1| a eras. Holcombe, about a mile from the rail way station, part clear 116 acres—sections 340,341, and -243, toimsh'? cl Carnarvon; IS acres grassed and itn-.-ed; four-roomad house; good sup-ply cf timber 7) gores, section 53, near township? a I riilw-sy station, Haloombe UO6 Acrao good agricultural land, f tnd schdivided, permanent water, dweliing-hji-s.. stables, granary, men's cottas:, r-nd ad noceeaary out-buildings. a» cony? JensehoM, 1000 mixed beep, 700 brooding ewe?, I V head cattlo. SSO Acres, Palmerston North. Good a prior l-.nial land, fenced and Bub-divided, dwelling, be woolshod, bam and ail other ttecoessjy ;sat* buildings. Property now carrying S2O u.‘-J cattle and 109 aheap and capable ci carry-—* good many mors 500 acavs, section 61, Hancheater block, Cs ruling Junction road 101 A res, Section No. 6S, on the plin of the owushtp of Carnarvon, fervor or: : ! ,r:s dos, and river fronuige on fourti. '•‘■'■ill grassed. forms easy. Part of ;-u . y on -sort gaga--90 scree, eactiv—. 23 and 2-4. Man-! -- :.? fcl-x-i, Makiim road, within throe miles ci i'ohJing Intending p.urt'-isasra wul be provided with hcroe, and shown over the properties, oh applies. Hot to STEVENS fc GORTON. Irik. M. 2. Miller, Napier.

JJBOPSBTIBS FOR SALE. 9,500 acroa Freehold. and 18.000 acres Leasehold, with 20,000 Sheep, '.-C Hind Cattle, Plant, and improve era":; ; good port, asa-bo&rd 6,600 acres Freehold, and 2.900 acres Leasehold, Improved, SCO sh-ep, £0 bead Cattle 3,350 acres Freehold, and 6,180 acres. Leasehold, improved, and with St xit. Very easy terms. Poverty Bay t,SOO acres Freehold, Improved, with .’OOC Sheep. Vary easy tonus 5,300 acres Freehold, and 580 acres Leasehold, (enoed and improved, with 5000 ohcvp, and ICO Cattle, Horses, 4c. Easy access tea or river 18,300 acres Leasehold, with TWO Sheer, Ca:tl<\ Horses. Plant, Building, Ac., ar.u scree Froohold. Homestead, 11 mil's Lous port 21,500 acres Leasehold, good country, cub.tsnt.i! Improvements, with 8000 Sheep, Cattic, asd Homed. Or halt shore 15.000 acres Leasehold, well watered and bounded. Stock at valuation, price very low. Buy ot Plenty 8,800 aerea Leasehold, good country, low r?tt Tologa Bay 1.000 acres Freehold, good laud, low dgnre. Wai kato 5.900 acres Freehold, ftad 1300 Leasehold, sn’estvo. f i»l improvements, stock and plant, preseui carrying capacity SSOO sheep, price le v. tonus easy 1.000 acres Freehold, enbetantial Improvement llret-oloss hind, with 1800 Sheep Oof Hr, a .d Horses 200 acres Freehold, rich alluvial Usd, 'cscodoad improved, with IKK) Bhocp, Poverty Day Perm Sections from £0 to 100 acres, at ■ Hast, jugs, Havelock, Haknrcta, Wjodvillo, Or. mohdvillo, Poverty Bay, and Taorosica. Various other Properties—freehold and Kvihold—particulars of which can 1-j had ca application to tho undersigned. Note —Freehold station proportion, partially im. proved and about half stocked, range at from 15s, 80s, to ads per aoro according to locality, ho. j ,and more highly Improved for pastoral purposes, aul partly ngriohltoral, of easy aavo, range at (row AS to A'k I« r sew j small forais near town, and of tho highest agrionlt aval value, range frjui £ls to £3O per acre. Leasehold, with 11 to 16 years to run, and rente ranging from id to lid per aoro, an otferod at 17a 6d to 23s 0d for all sheep, delivered with all working stock and plant given in. These rang ara gcnoraily eapablo or being mode to carry three to uva times their present stock. M. B. MILLEK. Stock and Station Agent, ffapiir.