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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13612, 22 December 1909, Page 12

AUCTIONS. CRADDOCK, M'CROSTIE COMPAQ LAND BUYERS. LAND BUYERS. GOOD AGRICULTURAL FARM. 100 ACRES. inn ACRES Fp'.enctid agricultural Iscd XUU prows trood crops of wheat, oat.i a ■ j pea?, subdivided into ccnveniently-sized pnd • dorks by pood fences of gorge and wire wei watered by races. PRICE, £22 PER ACRE. The homestead consists of & consforUbi* 6-roomed bouse, etable, and good granary. CROPS— 20 ACRES IN PEAS. 55 ACRES IX OATS. GIVEN IX. The crr.p.i are iook:n~ wen, ard will pivo * good return, thereby greatly reducing th< I price cf the land. The land is verv'easilj I worked,- and will give a good return an; i season. LOCALITY. Tiie homestead ie located about tivo ruiie; 1 from vail, school, ealeyards, post and tvie I phone office, etc. Fol. £. 1; j PRICE, £22 PER ACRE. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COMPANY. Agents. i I j" ' " J NORTH CANTERBURY. I CROPPING AND DAIRYING LAND. J 106 AGUES. i lA£? ACRES rich cropping and dairying '■ IUO land, located one n:i!e from railway station, creamery, school etc.; Jias grown 5t i buebels per acre of wheat, and 70 bushela I per acre o' oats, and good craps of peas. Splendid dairy farm, eubdivided iuto numerous paddocks. Good houso of C rooms, * stolls, implement fhed, 33 teres in wheat. 8 acres i:i cat 3, and the owner it milking 23 cows. Fol. S. 17 PRICE, £27 10s PER ACRE. CRADDOCK, McCKOSTIE COMPANY, Agents, I Corner Cashel and Manchester streets. I RICH DAIRYING OK CROPPING FARM. £5 ACRES. QK ACRES of land, which is splendidly O«J adapted* for either dairying or cropping. Will grew excellent crops of barley, ana for root growing cannot be beaten. The whole farm is well fenced and splendidly watered by a never-failing supply, and is ia every respect a very desirable property. POSITION: \ Located beside railway station, creamery and school, and ij only 18 miles from Chrietchurck by a splendid road. CROPS: Nearly the whole of the property is in grain crops, which consist oi barley, wheat, and oat?, and a few acres are being prepared for potatoes. PRICE £17 PER ACRE. HOMESTEAD: Good Houee 6f 8 rooms, 5-6talled etable, large implement shed, cowshed of 4 bails, trapshed, pigetye, granary, etc. The buildings are sound, and afford ample accommodation for the working of the farm. NOTE.—This property has grown 80 bushels per aero of barley, and is the- very best of grazing land. To those in search of a nice convenient farm, suitable either for dairying or cropping, wo can recommend this property with confidence. Call and arrango an inspection. Fol. G, 8 PRICE £17 PER ACRE. CRADBOCK McCROSTIE COMPANY, Agents. NORTH CANTERBURY/. SHEEP-FARM. SHEEP FARM. 600 ACRES. WHO ACRES nice sweet tussock land, well OUU ring-fenced and watered. Handy to Rangiora market. Will carry 600 dry sheep all tec year round. PRICE: TWO POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS I>ER ACRE. Being handy tc sa'.eyards, etc., it would suit a dealer admirably. There is a tworoomed Cottage and stable on the property. If the land were ploughed and cultivated it would grow good turnip crops. Adjoining land is selling at £7 per acre. Fol. L. 7 PRICE £2 10s PER ACRE. CRADDOCK McCROSTIE COMPANY, Agents, Corner Cashel and Manchester streets. NORTH CANTERBURY. SPLENDID MIXED FARM. 476 ACRES. TjiXCELLENT Mixed Farm, suitable either I -I-J for cropping, dairying, or sheep farming. I About half the property is rich swamp land, which would cut up into several nice dairy farms. For grazing or cropping this portion of the farm stands alone, and the balance is nice sweet land capable of growing good crops of grain and the best of turnips and rape. PRICE: THIRTEEN POUNDS PER ACRE. House of 6 rooms, 4-stalled stable, cowehed and pigstye. Close to school, and only IJ miles from railway station, saleyards and creamery. The property is subdivided into numerous paddocks by good fences, and there is an ample eupply of water in each paddock. This is undoubtedly the cheapest farm on vile market, and ono which a buyer can purchaeo with confidence. By clight improvement a handeome profit awaite the man who is tucky enough to be the purchaser. Fol. C. 9 PRICE: £13 PER- ACRE. . CRADDOCK McCROSTIE COMPANY', Agents, » Corner Cashel and Manchester streets. SUBURBAN FARM SUBURBAN FARM. 23 ACRES. PRICE £1330. ( OQ ACRES rich agricultural land, located j—O close to the City, and within IJ miles af electric car. The land is rich and" clean. and is i.n excellent p'&ce for the production of roote, or in fact is capable of prodi-jing anything. THE FARM IS RIGHT. THE PRICE IS RIGHT. House oi 6 rooms, etc., stable, trapshed, toolhouite, cowbaili, piggeries, etc., all in splendid order. The whole form is well improved and in gocd heart. Wβ would like to remind buyers of the scarcity of propzrries of this size and quality which are within reasonablo distance of the City. Has grown 87 bushels per acre of oats and 40 bushels I per acre of pe»s. Call and we will be pleased to arrange an inspection. Fol. P. 3 PRICE £1350. CEADCOCK McCROSTIE COMPANY, Agent*. f