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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7726, 20 February 1909, Page 3

FRIEDLANDER BROS., LIMITED BALANCE OF THE FAMOUS PKiNurlcLU £oi AS E TKSTRUCTED by the Agents of the J- Into -Duncan Cameron, ihe undersigned will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the ODDF ELLO WS' HAL L, ASHBURTON, On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1909, At 2 p.m., The whole of the balance of the above Estate, comprising 5148 ACBM- 5148 Divided into 16 Allotments, ranging from 127 to 1186 Acres, all well fenced and splendidly watered. Aleo, Goodwill of Leasehold of RESERVE No. 2010, containing 500, ACRES, subdivided into 2 Paddocks, well-watered; 200 Acres are m 2-year-old Grass; balance has been sown down 4 years. The Lease expires on the Ist May, 1911. Rental, £56 6 S 8d per annum (2s 4d per acres). It has been considerably improved during the late Mr Cameron's tenancy. This is the fourth and last subdivision sale of one of the best known properties m the Canterbury District. The three previous sales have been an undoubted success, not only as far as the late Mr Cameron was concerned, but every purchaser has done exceedingly well. The Blocks now offered contain some of the best land, and it can be well understood that it is only human for an owner to keep the best for the last. If any further proof is wanted of the excellent quality of this property, intending purchasers can see crops now growing upon this Estate, which, as regards yield, promise to be second to none m the Canterbury Provincial District. TERMS. 10 Per Cent. Deposit. 5 Per Cent. 27th March, 1909. 10 Per Cent, 31st January, 1910. 5 Per Cent. 31st January, 1911. Balance for a term of years at 5 Per Cent. Interest. NOTE.—The fourth instalment may at the Vendor's option be waived if permanent improvements to an equiva.ent value have heen erected on an allotment. For Plans and full particulars, apply PYNE AND CO., Christchurch, FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD., Ashburton, NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., Ashburton, Auctioneers ; Or, GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO., Christchurch, . Agents for the Estate of the late Duncan Cameron. 20 0-ACRE FARM AT GREENZO STREET. SATURDAY, MARCH 13th, 1909. T7UUEDLANDER BROS., LTD., m jL structed by Mr David Wilson, will sell m conjunction with Mr F. Ferriman, on above date, at their We6t Street Sale Rooms the Farm now m occupation of Messrs Hill Bros (whose lease expires) containing 226 acres. This property adjoins the Farms of Messrs Camith'ers and F. Hocking, and was originally part of the Ringwood Estate, a very early selection. The Land is m the following state of cultivation:— fc 173 acres are m stubble of whiL^ 60 acres are sown down and 30 acres are m one year old grass and clover. Balance old pasture, and is divided into nine paddocks all watered. There is a good Dwelling, Stable with Loft- and Loose-box. The following easy terms will be given :— 10 per cent cash, 5 per cent m 1/ months, 10 per cent m two years balance m 5 years, all bearing direct interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum. Sale at 2 p.m. D. FRIEDLANDER, ,2x159 Auctioneer.

<2208 ACRESi ORIGINALLY PART OF ANAMA ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON SATURDAY, 13th MARCH, 1909. T7UUEDLANDER BROS., LTD., have JT been favoured with instructions to sell on account of E. E. Gaulter, Esq., m conjunction with Messrs Gould, Boaumont and Co., on above date, at their West Street Sale Rooms, HIS WHAKAKI PROPERTY, Being part of the well-known ANAMA ESTATE. CONTAINING 2208 ACRES OF MAGNIFICENT SHEEP COUNTRY. The property is mostly flat and untlulatiiii? with' some easy downs, and is mostly laid down m English grasses with the exception of about 750 acres, which are still m its native 6tate and partly surface sown. The Land grows splendid crops oi Oats and Root crops. It is fenced and sub-divided into 1.4 paddocks—is naturally watered by ever running creeks. The Buildings consist of Dwelling House with modern conveniences, including Bath Room and good stabling, Blacksmith Shop and Shearing Shed, and id. within H miles of Post Office. TFAUIii EXCEPTIONALLY EASY. 15 per cent Cash. Balance on Mortgage at 5 per cent interest. FULL PARTICULARS AT SALE. Sale at 2 p.m. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD. Auctioneers. HORSE: FAIR OUR NEXT HORSE FAIR will be Held on FRIDAY, 12th MARCH, 1909. For which we are now booking Entries. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD., Auctioneers. ——"' — j PUBLIC NOTICES. FOR SALE. /"-i OODWILL of 600 ACRES; lease L.I.P. ; rent, 2s 6d per acre. The land is of good quality, and all quite level. Post Ofßce, School, and Creamery adjoining the property. There is 400 acres m Grass, balance m Fern and Titree and Rough leed; it can all be ploughed at a small ccst ; at present it is carrying 200 head of cattle; the land is well adapted for cropping; the distance to Railway Station is four miles by good level road; there is a small Cottage on the place also shed, 50ft x 2oft. The owner will take £1200 for Goodwill oi place ; n desired, a few hmidrcd could remain on mortgage at 6 per cent. For further particulars apply to JOHN BROWN. M&ta-Mata, Waikato.