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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8725, 26 November 1913, Page 8

HENRY STEPHENSON. TO-MORROW. . CLEARING SALE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECT'S. On account of "Rev. J. Ings, on the Premises, Wills Street East. WITHOUT RESERVE. Sale—2- p.m. HENRY STEPHENSON, 11 327 Auctioneer. FOR SALE. PROPERTIES. PROPERTIES. AN Up-to-Date Dwelling, of G rooms, bathroom, h. and c. water ser-' vice, Pantry, Scullery, Cupboards, etc.,, built in; electric light and every convenience; just recently built. Good section, and most centrally situated. . ALLENTON. ALLENTON. 6 Acres, with Dwelling; owner leaving the district. Will let same on a lease to a, good tenant, with the right to purchase. 3-Acre, with' Dwelling of 5 rooms: Pantry, Scullery, Washhouso, Tubs set in, etc.; situated on Alford Forest Road. i-Acre, with, Dwelling of 10 .rooms; Bathroom, Pantry, Scullery, h. and c. water service and electric light; situated in Grey Street, opposite High School. Splendid position for Private Boarding House. SECTIONS. SECTIONS. I have also For Sale several FirstClass Building Sections in Town and Suburbs. i-Acre, Alford Forest Road, just over Belt; high and dry; facing the sun. An ideal spot for a dwelling. -J-Acre, Winter's Road, Alienton.

Any person desirous of building should call and get list of sections for sale.': ' . ■ .'■'•■ "'•■. . ..• : LOANS NEGOTIATED. , RENTS COLLECTED. All Glasses of Insurance Risks Effected— Fire, Life, Accident, and Mortgagees Indemnity. HENRY STEPHENSON, AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION ■ . AGENT..! N.Z. FARMERo CO-OP. ASSCN. jif bthvb'n sards TO-MORROW. Present Entries include.— 150 2, 4, and'6-tooth Ewes, with 100 per cent. Lambs 150 4, 6 and 8-tooth Ewes,, wth 100 per. cent. Lambs I 4 First-class Dairy Cows N.Z. FARMERS' 00-Ol'., 111 329 Auctioneers. • FARM -PROPERTIES. FOR PRIVATE SALE. j

WE have selected a few from our extensive Land Register, which are all saleable propositions and well wort-ny o ? iiispectior*. To those on the look-out for a -Farm,, we' can honestly recommend any one of the following and we will be only too pleased to arrange for inspection. 243.-75 ACRES, -.7 paddocks, 15 acres in oats, balance new grass. 5Roomed house, . milking shed, etc. Price: £29 per acre. £225 deposit. 228.—600 ACRES,.Westerfield., Tussock ; £4 per acre. Will accept as low as £300 deposit. 218.—SPRINGBURN, account Mr A. H. Ayrto'n. 1 We have sold the Homestead Block. Mr Ayrton : -has now instructed us to sell '•■•', the bala'rice at ridiculously low / pricesl,".and- exceptionally easy . terms. Th& blocks unsold are: Alford Blockv 412 acres, and ■.-Tpner-'ss^Block,, 100 acres. Enquire at once. 215.—325 ACRES, 9 paddocks; 120 acres wheat,.7o oats; 7-roomed .house,- tip-top outbuildings. ' Price, £23 iOs' per acre: £1000 cash. .'X real snip. 209.—761"ACRES; 7-r6omed:house. All '..outbuildings., •■'Will, winter 1000 ewes and fatten lambs. Price £10 and £1000 cash; ' ' 195.-1100 ACRES; 27 paddocks; 14----roomed .house. Several outbuildings, including' shearing shed and machines. Price, £15 10s. Easy terms. 187.—184 ACRES ; 10 paddocks; good buildings. Government, leasehold, 9/years to run. 50 Acres in crop., . Best bit of grazing \ Gountry I',in. Canterbury•■'■.. Prico ..■'■'■ .£800;.(g6odwill 3 ■ with, say,: £.500 ■, ■ ■ . cash.' . N.Z. FARMERS' CO.-OP., ' ' LAND SALESMEN. ""

■ WE have for Private-Sale, l-6--h.p. Aveling and.Eorter Traction- Engine. The above is'"iii first class order and can be inspected at our West Street Yards. ' ; ,-■ ■•• •■ ■■■: ..• . FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD.

FOR SALE. . -2450 " • . «N . ' 2440 ACRES. 7 FARMS. ACRES. BALFOUR RIVERSDALE DISTRICT. 400 ACHES, House and Farm Buildings—At £9 10s. * 370 ACRES, House and.. Farm Buildings—At £8 10s. 280 ACRES, no Buildings—At £7 15s. 210 ACRES, no Buildings-r-At £9. 200 ACRES, House and Stable—At £7. 000 ACRES, House and all Farm Buildings—At £7 10s. 380 ACRES,' House and Buildings—At £8 tOs. Crowing Crops (if any) at valuation. All the above are within 3 miles of Railway Station, Township, and School, and are in good state of cultivation. The Owner, owing to advancing years, contemplates giving up active* faririingraiuL has decided to SELL SEPARATELY and on EASIEST OF TERMS: 10 per cent. Gash, 5 per cent. 6 months, 5 per cent. 12 months! ' . . A. H. AITKEN, „ LAND SALESMAN, GORE, SOLE AGENT.