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Press, Volume IX, Issue 1073, 17 April 1866, Page 1

Auctions. WOODEND HOTEL. ! "ITESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have ItX received instructions from the Proprietor, to sell by publio auction, on the Premises, at Woodend, on THURSDAY, APRIL 19, At one o'clock, THE WOODEND HOTEL. This hotel is the only house in the neighborhood for which a license has been applied for. The house, which was originally built by Panckhuret, in a very substantial manner for his own occupation, contains— Three sitting rooms Eleven bedrooms Detached kitchen and servants , room Together with, A sir-stalled stable and hay loft Capital well of water, and pumps Ten acres of freehold land, fenced in, of which about cix are in cultivation. All the rooms are comfortably furnished, and the fittings are complete throughout the house. To an industrious couple this property presents one of tbe best opportunities imaginable for profitable investment. There is a steady business doing at all times of the year, and which, with judicious management, may be materially increased. The Auctioneers will offer the whole property, the house, land furniture, fittings, and stock, in one lot, at a very low upset price, and it will be sold to the highest bidder upon the following very easy terms:—One-fourth cash, the remainder at 4, 8, and 12 months' date without interest. Sale at one o'clock, on the premises. 4-14 RICCARTON YARDS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ov THURSDAY, APRIL 19. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT will sell by public auction, on the above day, The following Stock, &c., viz.— CATTLE 60 head prime mixed cattle SHEEP 350 first-class ewes, two to six-tooth 400 mixed lambe, half-bred Southdown 200 ewe lambs Also— 14 pure bred Southdown rams And, 1 pure bred Leicester ram, ex Victory from London N.B. —This splendid sheep can be seen and inspected at the offices of the auctioneers. Hereford street, Christchuroh, April 13,1866. 4-14 Messrs. Aikman & Wilson. DWELLING-HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have received instructions from Mr. Thomas Cooper to offer for sale his valuable section of land, being Christchurch Town Reserves Lot 78, and containing— ONE ACRE & SEVENTEEN PERCHES,, FRONTING DURHAM STREET. Together with a substantially-built and well finished DWELLING-HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS The grounds laid out as a garden are well enclosed with a live fence, and planted with trees. There ie an excellent well of water on the premises. Terms very liberal. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, AT RICCARTON YARDS. COWS AND PAIL-FED YOUNG STOCK, viz. :— 7 broken-in cows 20 steers and heifers, from one and a-half to two and a-half years A few yearlings Several fat calves Anouzr & WneoK, 4-16 Auctioneers. G. D. Lockhart. GEORGE D. LOCKHART, STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, WOOL BROKER, ARBITRATOR, AND AUCTIONEER, Colombo and Hereford Streets, HAS FOR SAL T&— Several sheep and cattle stations in the Canterbury, Nelson, and Northern Provinces, valued according to the market rates of the day, to cost from £400 to £30,000 Dwelling-houses, with freehold land attached Pastoral and agricultural farms Town properties in Christehurch and Addington Freehold land on the Papanui road Freehold land at Avonside, delightfully situated, and most desirable for gentlemen's residences Draught and carriage horses Fat wethers, in great numbers ! Breeding ewes, close to Christchnrch Thoroughbred German rams Half-bred rams Half-bred Southdowns Store cattle Thirty tons of potatoes, and other colonial produce The Papanui estate, opposite the late Dr. Lillie's residence. Plans may be seen at the office. i The last wool sale of the season at the Railway shed, on the 18th of this month. The Railway Station Stockyards are open for the public sale of all kinds of stock every Wednesday. * 10