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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2372, 23 October 1880, Page 3

TcnclersiTO CONTRACTORS, are invited for the Erection J_ of SHOP and OFEICES, for Mr J. Shepherd corner of Main South Road and North street Timaru. Drawings and Specifications may he seen at my Office where tenders must he left not later than t o’clock p.m. on Tuesday the 2nd day of November 1880. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accel ’ tcd - D. WEST, Architect. A.clancl, Campbell Co. CATHEDRAL. MEWS. . GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A GOOD LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE BUSINESS. A GLAND, CAMPBELL «Vr CO have received instructions from E. G. P. Leach (late firm Leach and Lewis,) to sell by Public Auction, ON MONDAY, NOV. 8, 1880, The Goodwill and Lease of his Livery and Bait Stables, Consisting of Twenty stalls and three loose boxes inside, and sixteen stalls and two boxes erected in the yards. Situated upon and lying between Worcester and Gloucester streets, having a frontage of Gfift on each street. Both frontages arc in the centre of the town, and very suitable for building purposes. On the Gloucester street frontage is erected a blacksmith’s shop, let for five years to a good tenant. 28 YEARS LEASE. Also, STOCK AND PLANT, Horses, buggies, wagonettes, drag (four in hand), double and single brakes, Avonside and Fendaltown busses, together with the usual complement of harness and general appointments. Terms will be very easy. Quarter cash and balance extending over two years, Full particulars can bo obtained from Messrs Aclnnd, Campbell and Co, or from F. G. P. Leach, at the stables. ACLAND, CAMPBELL * GO, Auctioneers. Christchurch. IVloss .Tousis. FREEHOLD FARM. MOSS JONAS has been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms, Timaru, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, BfiJ Acres Freehold Land at Kakahu.

The above Farm is a 1! first-class Down Land, with a clay subsoil, ring-fenced, and with a good and permanent water supply. About (150 acres have been cropped twice and are now in stubble, the balance in Native grass. For grazing purposes this land is not to be surpassed; while for wheat growing it is well known that this dis trict is the tincst in South Canterbury. This land is likely to increase considerably in value within the next few years, the central trunk line of Railway passing close by, and a station will be located adjoining tire property. Terms very Easy. Sale at 'ijoclock, MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. APSLEY TOWNSHIP EXTENSION, WAI-ITI ROAD. -\r O S S J 0 N A s iVI instructed by Messrs T. W. Fyfe, James Granger, and James Shepherd (empowered under a decree of the Supreme Court), will Sell by Public Auction, at his Sale Rooms Timarn, on MONDAY, NOV. JL, The whole of the above choice Property, in Two Lots, of 25 acres each. Those desirous of securing a compact block for a residential site cannot do better than avail themselves of the opportunity now presented, Apslcy being one of the pleasantest spots in the vicinity of Timarn for a gentleman's residence. The sections sold at a former sale arc being rapidly built upon, and land in the neighborhood is becoming more valuable every day. Plans can be seen at the offices of Mr James Granger, and the Auctioneer, from whom every information may be obtained. Sale at 3 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. *Terms; 25 per cent on fall of hammer 25 „ in fourteen days Balance in four year, at a (low rate of interest. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. (To be sold to Close Partnership Account.) SPECIAL TERMS. MO S S JON A S has been instructed by Messrs H. J. and E, P. Sealy, in consequence of the Dissolution of Partnership, to sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms, Main South Hoad, Timaru, OM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, Those Magnificent Freehold Estates at GLENGUMM ELL and BROCKLEY. GLENGUMMELL. 108 acres, being Rural Sections Nos. 11(115, 13',1'JO, 11052, and part of 1;5!I5(), all securely fenced, and planted with gum trees of various kinds. The above will be submitted in three blocks of (Jfi, 50, and 52 acres respectively, 03 acres, adjoining the above, now under oats, being let for one crop to Mr John Gibson. BROCKLEY. 102 acres, being Lots 1,3, 1,5, 7,8, arid 13, on the sale plan of the Brocklcy Estate, all in separate paddocks, and laid down in English grass. The above will be submitted in four lots of 12, 21, 37, and 2 ( J acres respectively. Immediate Title guaranteed. TERMS: One-third cash One-third on April 1, 1882 One-third on April 1, 1883 Interest, 8 per cent. Plans may be seen at the office of the auctioneer. Sale at 2 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer,