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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13105, 2 May 1908, Page 15

AUCTIONS, A. E. CR AD-DOCK. \ E. CBADDOCK AUCTIONEER, ESTATE AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, ETC., 154-6 Hereford street. Estab'ishod 1893. Representatives: Farm Department—Mr C. L. McCrostie. , City and Suburban Department —Mr Fred. W. Dewsbury. MRS J. S. WHITE'S OHOKA ESTATE. BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD AND 546 ACRES. 8 SPLENDID FARMS— 234 ACRES 146 ACRES 347 ACRES And A CAPITAL BLOCK OF 107 ACBES. I HAVE been instructed by Mrs J. S. White to dispose of her fine estate at Ohoka, in tho abeve allctments. HOMESTEAD BLOCK—There cannot be found in the whole of New Zealand a mors perfect holding than the HOMESTEAD BLOCK of 546 ACRES. The Block is conveniently subdivided, well roaded and watered, and 400 Acroa of it is roally first-class agricultural land., while the balance, though a little lighter is well adapted for oat and turnip cr pa. The whole block is uc-surpaesed ;as sheep country. ! BUILDINGS—There are ample buildings. ; all in good order, for working the place, included amongst which is a most pubefcaJotia.l convenient and well-finished 2-ftorey brick residence, mirroundiod by beautiful lawns shrubberies, orchards and gaj-docjs, some of the shrubs and trees being very choice. Also, a capital Lodge, brick farmhemse, granary, stables, and other convenient buLdings and appurtenances too numerous to particularise. There are 3 railway stations within ooe mile of the place, whioh is only tome 14 or IS miles from the city. AS A WHOLE thia magnificent property forma a fine country holding, not exoePed anywhere in the Dominion. The property is to bo Bold, and a most ! reasonable price has been placed upon it. I 204 ACRE BLOCK—This is aploiid.d I hesvy, rich, reclaimed swamp, capable of growing the finest root and grain crops. There is no better land to be found in the country. It is conveniently subdivided, wel' watered and roodd, and is just a few nli F .;n. from railway station. 146 ACRE BLOCK—Another first-cl«es little farm, subdivided and well watered. Will grow heavy root and grain 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. Foe a'l oLaeeee of farming it baa no equaL 107 ACRE BLOCK—Good medium land, •oitable for oats and turaipe, and is a firstclass graUßg block. It almoet adjoins a railway station. I may mj that the whole of this fine Estate ia in the market, solely on account of Mrs White taking up bar residence in tbe City, and therefore being unable to convernemtry work it. The prioee fixed all round are below values. The farm m a whole ham been a most profitable one, both ac regards paetoial and agricultural farming. There are fine plaDtatJone, whioh afford shelter from all winds, and which, give quite a charm to the whole place. NOTE THE TERMS: Fifteen per cent, down, 15 per otsni. in S months, balance otvn remain far 5 years «t ■ per cent, or cash can be paid forthwith. A. E. CRADDOCK. Auctioneer, Sole Agent .for Eetete. SWEET LITTLE FARMSTEAD. ASHLEY DISTRICT, ?ECOND TO NONE. f7£» ACRES, rich, deep, loamy soil, in I " splendid heart, suitable for any kind of farming, well subdivided, will carry 2 sheep per acre, and has grown 45 bufhels of wheat. As it has been devoted to sheep for past few years, it is now in good trim for cropping. -Close to Ashley township and Rangiora. At present from 40 to 50 acres in English grace, balance ready for cropping. An ideal place for dairying, clofe to dairy factory. The best little farm in the district. Any further particulars from A. E.. GRADDOCK, Estate Agent. iflOO ACKEB. / MID-CANTERBURY. Gives Good Results. ' Easy Terms. EXCELLENT cropping and sheep-raising land, splendidly fenced, and well watered, all grass practically young, handy to saleyards, school, railway, etc., etc; 85 acres have just been sown down in rape and grass, 250 scree are ploughed ready fur ' crop, balance well sown down in English grasses. The homestead, which is all that van be desired, oon tains a sew house of 8. rooms, pantry, Mtullery, bathroom, hot and pold water servioe, stable of 12 rta'ls, t&ear--1 ing shed, 'granary, sheep yards, also house of 4 rooms, and 6-sta'l stable. I 1 can thoroughly rccoramend this property to those in search of a good farm. Call tn mc and I will show you the returao from this farm for the past two seasons, which wi'l oonvinoe you that aft the price asked the farm is cheap. Easy terms are offered. Price £10 10a per acre. Folio 91 [ . &. E. CRADDOCK 148 ACBES. . BANKS PENINSULA. -An Ideal Farm. Excellent Cocksfoot Country. A BARGAIN AT THE PRICE ASKEJ>--14-ft ACRES, excelli it grating and oocks"O foot country, well subdivided into 7 paddocks,. admitted to be one of the best - little cocksfoot properties on the Peninsula. House of 7 rooms and conveniences, 'cowshed i 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, £32 per acre. Folio 167. A. E. CRADDOCK. 66 ACBES^ - Excellent Dairy Farm. Close to all conveniences. XC ACRES, heavy swamp/land, splendidly «-*" adapted for dairying or cropping; 2| acres in potatoes, 7 acres ploughed, subdivided and watered by natural streams, oloee to school, saleyards, creamery, railway, etc.. and' within driving distance of town. House of 6 v rooms, stable, cowshed, etc Price, £32 per acre. Easy terms. Fol. 277 A. E. CRADDOCK. 100 ACRES. Handy to Town. Close to Railway. 10H ACRES, good cropping land, located J.V/V/ only 14 miles Chriptchurch and close to railway station, saleyards, etc. The ! property U splendidly fenced and watered, and there is a good homestead, consisting of a house of 6 rooms, good iron granary, fouritall stable and implement shed. Easy terms given. Price, £21 per acre. Fol. 270 ■ A. E. CRADDOCK. 76 ACRES. SPLENDID SITUATION. >7(* ACRES, heavy land, located one mile I O from creamery, ichool, railway station, etc. This is a tip-top dairy farm, and will grow very heavy grain crops. House of 6 rooms, wash-bouse, dairy, 4-stall stable and 2 ?ooseboxes, 4 cow bails, traphouse, sheepyards and towlbouse. "Well worth inspection. Price, £28 per acre. Folio 270 A. E. CRADDOCK. 800 ACRES. MID-CANTERBURY. An Ideal Homo. Land Easily Worked. EASY TERMS GIVEN. OAA ACRES, whioh varies from excellent Otll/ sheep country to heavy agricultural land. Located only 2 miles from railway station by excellent road, and handy to one of our leading saleyards. The fences on thi« property are all sheop-proof, and the paddocks are splendidly watered by races and natural streams. The paddocks are- all well sown down in English grasses, a large proportion being young. Good reasons for Felling are given, and 1 can thoroughly recommend this property to those in search of land. There is a very complete homestead, consisting of a hor«c of 12 rooms, and all conveniences, including hot and cold water, stable and nine stalls. and chaffhouse, implement shed and loft, and sheep dip, back stable and loft, etc. Call at my office and obtain ful , particulars, when I will be pleared to show you over the property, which will convince you that a bargain ia offered you. Price, £9 10? per acrs. Folio CO A. E. CBADDOCK.