Land1 at'Kafap&; The land adjoins on one side the flour. s hin- Town of Kaiapoi, and on the other side tl£ great North Road leading from Cluistchurch to < Ovfoid and Cambridge— commands an exien » sive and beautiful view of the surrounding country, and presents an excellent opportnnitv for investment. Price, £300. y Further particulars may be had by applying to Wm. Smith, Esq., of Kaiapoi, or at the office of Mr. Richard Wokmald, Solicitor, London' Street, Lyttelton. Land at Ricearton, rpO BE SOLD, by private treaty, R ura l Section, No. 153 a, in five or 10 acre allotments to suit the convenience oi applicants The above Section is opposite Riccarton Bush' and presents a frontage of 12 and a half chains' to the road leading from Riccarton to Christ church. The front land will be sold at £10 per acre, and the back land at £8 per acre. Apply to Mr. VVormald, Solicitor, London , Street, Lyttelton, where a plan of the land, as set out in 5 acre allotments, may be seen. ON SALE, ~~~ A PLOT of land situate one mile from -£*- Christchurch Market-place, consisting of ten and a quarter acre acres strongly fenced and under'crops of oats, potatoes, and barley. There is a small cottage on the ground, and the pro perty has considerable advantages of road fron tage, and communication with the ferry road. For particulars of the above apply to Mr. Guinness, Stanmore, Christchurch. FOR SALE, A SUBSTANTIAL built and well finished House, with 5 acres of Freehold land in a high state of cultivation. The House contains 4 rooms on the ground floor, and 2 bed rooms. This most desirable property is pleasantly situated about one mile from Christ church, on the Papanui road. The crops will be sold with the land. For particulars apply to Eichard Woodford, on the premises; Mr. Gould, or Mr. Prichard, Solicitor, Christchurch. P.S. Immediate possession will be given. TO BE LET. FERRY MEAD. "T^OUR Miles from Lyttelton and Christ —*- church, consisting of a large House, One Hundred Acres of Freehold land, of rich quali ty, situated on the bank of the River Heath cote, where schooners can land goods at all times; also Five Hundred Acres of Pasturage, forming altogether a most valuable Dairy Sta tion. Apply to Messrs. Longben & Le Cken, Lyt telton. 