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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 136099, 25 April 1908, Page 15

AUCTIONS. A. E. CRADDOCK. i! CRADDOCK AUCTIONEER, ESTATE AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, ETC 154-8 Hereford street. Established 1838. Representative*: Farm Department—Mr C. L. MoCrosti*. City and Suburban Department— Mr Fred. W. Dewabury. MBS J. S. WHITE'S OHOKA ESTATE. BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD AND 54ft ACRES. B SPLENDID FARMS— 204 ACRES 146 ACRES 347 ACRES And A CAPITAL BLOCK OF 107 ACRES. I HAVE been instructed by Mr» J. S. White to diepoj* of her fine- eetot* at Ohoka, in the abovo allot men U. HOMESTEAD BLOCK—There oanoot be found in the whole oi N«w Zealand a mors perfect holding Uuui the HOMESTEAD BLOCK of 546 ACRES. The Block is conveniently subdivided, well ro&ded and watered, and 400 Acres of it is really firat-olaas agricultural land, while the balaoce, thoug-h a little lighter is wall adapted for oat and turnip crop*. The whole block is un*urp***ed as aheep country. BUILDINGS—There are ample buildings, all in good order, for working tbe place, inoluded which. Lβ a most substantial ooQveniomt and well-finished 2-storey brick residence, surrounded by beautiful lawns, shrubberies, orchards and g&rdeca, aom* of the shrubs and trees being very choice. Also, a capital Lodge, brick farmhouro, gTanary, rtables, and other convenient buildings e>nd »pparte>ranoee too numerous to particularise. There ar« S railway station* within one mile of the place, which i» ■ omiy some 14 oar 15 miles from tie city. AS A WHOLE this magnificent property forme a fine country holding, not czoePed anywhere in the Dominion. The property ia to be sold, and s> moat reasorjHible prioe has been placed upon it. 204 ACRE BLOCK—This is splendid heavy, rich, reclaimed mmp, osypsvhl* of growing the finest root and grain crops. There is no better land to be found in the country. It is conveniently subdivided, we]' watered and ro»d d, and is just e> few from railway station. 146 ACRE BLOCK—Another first-class little farm, subdivided and well watered. Will grow hcocry root a.nd gTain crops. A short distance only from Railway Station. 247 ACRE BLOCK—This a splendid cropping farm, will grow anything. It is conveniently subdivided, well watered, oloee to railway. For a'l classes of fanninjj it ht» no equal. 107 ACRE BLOCK—Good medium lend, suitable for o*te and turnips, aad is a fLrstolaes gracing block. It aJmost adjoine s> railway sttutioa. I maty ojj tb*t the whole of this fine Estate U in the market, solely on account of Mrs White teldtvg up her residence in the City, and therefore being: unable to converriently work it. The prices fixed all round are below mtaea. The farm as s whole baa been s> moat profitable one, both ac regards paetoral and agricultural farming. Them are fine plantations, which afford shelter from all winds, and which give quit* a charm to th* whole place. NOTE THE TERMS: Fifteen per oent. down, 15 per cent in 8 months, balance can remain for 5 years at 5 per cent., or oaeh can be paid forthwith. A. E. CRADDOCK, Auctioneer, v Sole Agent for Eartevt*. SWEET LITTLE FARMSTEAD! ASHLEY DISTRICT, ?ECOND TO NONE. HC ACRES, rich, deep, loamy soil, in I\f sp ; endid heart, suitable for any kind of farming, well subdivided, will carry 2 sheep per acre, and has grown 45 bushels of wheat. As it has been devoted to sheep for past few years, it ie now in good trim for cropping. Close to Ashley township and Rangiora. At present from 40 to 50 acres in English grass, balance ready for cropping. An ideal place for dairying , , close to dairy factory. The best little farm in the district. Any further particulars from A.E. ORADDOCK, Estate Agent. - 1300 ACRES"! MID-CANTERBURY. Gives Good Results. Easy Terms. EXCELLENT cropping and sheep-raising land, splendidly fenced, and well watered, all grass practically young, handy to aaloyards, ecbool, railway, etc, etc; 85 acres have just been sown down in rape and grass, 250 acres are ploughed ready for crop, balance well sown down in English grasses. The homeitead, which is all that can be desired, contains a new house of 8 rooms, pantry, hcullery, bathroom, hot and cold water service, stable of 12 stalls, shearing shed, granary, cheep yards, also house of 4 rooms, and 6-sta'l stable.. I can thoroughly recommend this property to those in search of a good farm. Call en mc and I will show you the returne from this farm for the past two seasons, whiuh wi'l convince you that iat the price ashed the farm is cheap. Easy terms are effeted. Price £10 10e per acre. Folio 91 4. E. CRADDOCK 148 ACRES, BANKS PENINSULA. An Idea] Farm. Excellent Cocksfoot Country. A BARGAIN AT THE PRICE ASKED. IAQ ACRES, eacelli it grazing and cocks•l—fct? foot country, well subdivided into 7 paddocks, to be one of the best little cocksfoot properties on the Peninsula. House ; of 7 rooms and conveniences, cowshed with loft, dairy with water laid on, blacksmith's shop, piggeries, etc. This property is splendidly adapted for dairying, and I can thoroughly recommend it to those in search of a good grazing property. Price, £22 per acre. Folio 167. A. E. CBADDOCK. ' 56 ACRES. Excellent Dairy Farm. Close to all conveniences. Cβ ACRES, heavy swamp land, splendidly *-"•' adapted for dairying or cropping; 21 acres m potatoes, 7 acres ploughed, subdivided and watered by natural streams, dose to school. saleyArds, creamery, railway, etc.. and within driving distance of town. House of 6 rooms, stable, oowshed, etc Price, £32 per acre. Easy terms. FoL 277 j ' A. E. CRADDOCK. j 100 ACRES. - ~ J Handy to Town. Close to Railway. 1 00 ACRES, good cropping land, located ' * ul/ only 1* miles from Christchurch and I close to railway station, saleyards, etc. The ! property is splendidly fenced and watered, and there is a good homestead, consisting of i a house of 6 rooms, good iron granary, four- i stall stable and implement shed. Easy terms i given. Price, £21 per acre. Fol. 270 ; CRADDOCK. 76 ACRES! " SPLENDID SITUATION. rfCi ACRES, heavy land, located one mile • " from creamery, school, railway station, etc. This is a tip-top dairy farm, and will grow very heavy grain crops. House of 6 rooms, wash-house, dairy, 4-stall stable and 2 looseboxei, 4 cow bails, traphoune, shoepyards and towihouso. Well worth inspection. Price, £28 per acre. Folio 270 A. E. CRADDOCK, 800 ACRES. *~ —~ MID-CAN'TERBUBY. An Ideal Home. Land Easily Worked. EASY TEP.MS GIVEN. QrjA ACRES, which veria* from vxvttttTti OUu sheep country to rieavy atrrieultur*) J land. Located only 2 naUn* from rniliray station by exce!!en*. ron-tl. *n<l handy fo one of our leading taieyftrds. The ffffle<»« r, n (hit property are all rhwp-pjoot, ami <h& ptd- | docks are splendid!-.- w«l«>rn<l hy r»<-«« any ) I natural streams. -Th» paddicfe*'are a!! well i sown do-trn in En*!i»b e»»ss«8, a Urge pres ! portion being yo<jn^. Good reavjns for t?e!tirit< ure giveii, snrl I can thoroughly reootnrn»ntl tbi« property id thoxe in urarch of lend. There i* n very complete bomiKfes'f, crmitiinte e-f » hnrse of 12 room*, smd #11 conr»n!»r!<;f« mirxtiias hot ond cold water rfaMe,. and n-ria Vtisllt and im&lfrrtfnt ford snrt loft isA ab»ep d> hack etibie hi*- elc Call *i a»7 offi«* *v 3 oM*rat *i" paif.cul*n, when J mti fee io sßow VoW «w th# pf«jMtt, irinelt #tB «ntvircc VjSd xe&mgmte afe.<. kteaßg.y. jfrSaSLtSi