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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12932, 11 October 1907, Page 12

AUCTIONS. OBADDOCK AND SI3IBS. CRADDOCK AND SIMES, A. E. Craddock.) (W. E. Sim. AUCTIONEERS, PROPERTY SALESMEN. THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. 6UBDIVISION OF A MAGNIFICES BLOCK OF SHEEP COUNTRY. 3300 ACRES 3300 Remember! You are offered this exoelle] Sheep Country under the easiest possible Terms. MESSRS CRADDOCK and SIMES, i conjunction with Messrs Devereu King and Co., having sold to Duncan Gi landeee, Esq. , , that Block of Land contou ing 33OC> ACRES, being part of the fa mo i Horoca-ta iietate, and known as DUDLbI BLOCK, are instructed by him to SLL tha same by PRIVATE TREATY, aa whole or in blocks, to suit purchasers. The HororaU Eatete cannot be surpass* in Canterbury for Wool producing, or ran ing of fat lambs. The whole of this block of magnificet Sheep Country i» splendidly watered b never failing streams, whioh flow across eac and and through the centre of the property Fw* Handled Acres are already ploughe tot turnips, the remainder being sweet, health tuesook country. Intending purchasers wi do well to remember that sheep country c this class is not placed before them ever day, only at enhanced prices. Being within 4 miles of Hororata, an< eaey drive from Coa.lga.te Railway Statio; and SaJeyards, and so splendidly adapted fo tbe raising oi fat stook, we have no hesita tjon in recommending this block of oountr; to eJI those in search of land. PRIME CANTERBURY FIRST-CLASS WOOL. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. 3300 ACRES 3300 Every facility will be given to show intend ing purchasers over the property. CRADDOCKS and SIMES, 231 Hereford street, DEVEREUX. KING and CO., Liohfield etreet, 6741 Sole Joint Agent*. A. E. Craddock.) (W. E. Sianea AUCTIONEERS, LICENSED LAND BROKERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, West End Chambers, 231 Hereford atoeei (Corner Oxford Urrac*). O-l 7 ACRES— and house of fl m! I rooms, washhouse, «to., stable, traphouse, cowshed. Thie property i» wall fenced and watered, and grow* good tuxnipa and rape. 30 acres im crop, 100 acree ploughed. Balance ingraM. Handy to rail, school, etc. Within driving distance of town. Price £10 per acre. Fol. 2 -f CA AORES—SO Acre* im crop. Balance XO\J well gruaed. Thie property Jβ close to rail, eohoot, etc, and within an hour's drive of town. Buildinga coneiet of good β-roomed house end neceasary ouibuDdinga. Price £15 per acre, A cheap property. Fol. Iβ F\7fl ACRES—6O Acree in crop, 200 aonea Ulv young graes. Good eweet -beep country, all well fenoed and watered. Handy to rail, ealeyards, etc. Grows splendid turnips, owls, end rape. Building* oonaiai of new β-roomed . house, stable, imptanent-ehed, and cheepyarda. Price £10 per acre. FoL Iβ IAI ACRES— Dwided iato 9 paddocks. Ivl Land of the beet in Canterbury. Grows GO bushels of wheat per acre, and 90 boahele of oats, and 3 sack* of white clover. Will carry 4 •'heap per acre on graea L and fatten their lambs. House of 11 rooms, &«tall stable, and granary over the same, large granary to hold 7000 buehele of wheat. Implement-shed, looee-box. tocdhouaev waehhouse, and ooalhouee, 4 piastres, pig.paddock, 6 barb wires, heart of boon pjsts. ■ 13 Acre* in wheat, 13 acres Sun oate, IS acres Italian ryegrass ~or seed, 13 acres whit* elbrer for seed, 7 aoret plough ed teV'_Tt*n fted. Price 133 10* per acre. Fol. SO A(\ ACKE3—Splendid land, 7 mile* from fkv/ town. AU ploughed ready for crop. Close to school, port office, telephone, eto. Qood homestead. -- ■ - ■ Price £40 per act*. Fol 935 iO ACRES—Dairy Farnj: Al lend and ■!■->< house oi . 4 rooms, paoJtry, eoullety, buthroom, washhou-e, 3 rooms outeide, buildings comprise cowshed, pigetye, eto. Price £850. Fol. 256 1 HO ACRES—42 Acree in oats, 38 acres in -LvsvS young gran, 13 acres ploughed for turnips, remainder well grassed. Thie property will grow splendid crops of wheat and oats, also gxowa good turnips and rape. Hamdy to Sprimgeton Saleyards, rails, good country eiore, telephone bureau,- eto. Buildings consist of β-roomed house, good granary, 4-stall stable, implementshed, «tc. Price £21 per acre. FcJ. 370 •Tf* ACREB—Splendid croppitig and I " Dairy land. 40 acres in crop (wheat and oaite), 8 acres ploughed for pe*«, balance in grass. 1 Mile from Sefton railway station, and close to creamery, β-roomed hou-e, with wiaehhouse and dairy, 4-siacl eiable, and 2 looseboxes, 4 cow baiilii, and traphouse, sheepyards, and fowlhouse. Crops at valuation. Price £26 per acre. Fol. 370 A A ACRES—Good agricultural land, weli rtU fenced and subdivided. Water-raos through the property. Comfortable dwelling of 4 roome, scullery, etc., 3-stall stable, and chaffhou««, loft, trapshed. and cow byre, pigstye, fowlrun. Has grown over 50 bushels of oats per acre. Price £1100. Fol. 285 1 f»fa ACRES—Good agricultural ard JLO\J gracing land. Thia property is well improved and in good heart. Within easy driving distance of town, and clo«« to railway station, fohool, etc. The loud is cow being cropped. Buildings consist of good hou;e acd outbuildings. This property is splendidly adapted for growing oat&heavea, turnips, and rape. Well worth inspection at the price aiked. Price £20 per acre. Fol. 286 C3OOO BROWN, LITTJLE, AND 00. ■DROWN, LITTLE AND CO, Caahel street and Bedford row. WE SELL FRUIT AND PRODUCE EVERY MORNING. HIGHEST MARKET VALUES GUARANTEED. THE BEST MARKET FOR ALL LOCAL GROWERS TO PATRONISE. WHY? BECAUSE THE LARGEST AUDIENCES ATTEND EVERY MORNING. We intend holding our Annual Bedding-out Plant Sale SECOND WEEK OCTOBER. Entries Solicited. Outdoor Furniture and Property Sa:es invited 11ROWN. LITTLE and CO., frU Auctioneers. SKIN SALES. r\N and after TITTTUAY. 15th October. W the SKIN SALES at the Company. Shed, Sockburn. will be held ONCE A WEEK, on TUESDAYS, at 11a.m. sharp. THE CANTERBURY BYE-PRODUCTS' CO., LTD. 6823