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Press, Volume L, Issue 14909, 24 February 1914, Page 12

AUCTIONS. DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. ]y£ E T H V E N SALE. THURSDAY. Account Mr C. P. Murray-Ayr—ley, Methven, 500 Rape Lambs 5052 DALGETY J^d_CO y JLTT). WHITE ROCK SPECIAL SALE? THURSDAY, 26th FEBRUARY. 9000~~ SEEEI, Full particulars in Saturday's paper*. NOTE.—A Drag will nieet the Morning Train from the North at Rangiora, Intending Buyers from Christchurch must leave by tho 7.20 a.m. train. 5051 DALGETY and CO., LTD. CANTERBURY COLLEGE RESERVES. FOR LEASE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, 4th MARCH at 3 p.m. DALGETY and CO., LTD.. haw received instructions from tic BcJird of Governors, Canterbury College, to offer as above, at thoir LAND "SALEROOM. CATHEDRAL SQUARE, thc following RESERVES:— No. 700—ICOa.. Waikuku—Occupied hy J. Petrie. No. 716—SOa. Or. 16p„ Lot 1, 7S_ 2r. 22p., Lot 2, Kill—chy—Occupied by W. Nixjii. No. 716—164 a., Southbridge—Occupied by J. W. Thompson. No. 720—112.1., Weedons—Occupied by D. McVinuic. No. 921—65 a.. Weedons—Occupied by S. R. N. Davidson. No. 922—35 a., Weedons—Occupied by S. R. N. Davidson. No. 933a—251a., Hawkins—Occupied by R. Cole. No. 1153—44 a., Bennetts—Occupied by Geo. Hurley. No. 11P0—54a., Southbridge (Stoney Gully) —Occupied by J. Greenwood. No. 1181—57 a., Southbridge (Stoney Gully) —Occupied by Executors lata W. Gabbie. No. 1182—8 a., Southbridge (Stoney Gnlry)— Occupied by J. Greenwood. The LEASES are for 21 YEARS. PLANS and CCNDITIONS of LEASE can be obtained on application. DALGETY and CO., LTD., 4575 Auctioneers. OTPORTANT SUB-DIVISION Of ABOUT QXAft ACRES, Being portion of tho well-known TEYIOTDALE ESTATE. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION On SATURDAY, MARCH 14th, At 12.30 pjn. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., in conjunction with the N.Z. FARMERS' COOP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., have received instructions from G. D. GREENWOOD, ESQ., to offer, as above, at tho NX FARMERS' CO-OP. LAND SALEROOM, this Fine Block oi Country, at present all in Native pasture. THE LAND IS LIMESTONE FORMATION, WARM AND SHELTERED, WELL WATERED, AND EASY OF ACCESS. PARTICULARLY WELL SUITED FOR CLOSER SETTLEMENT, being ono of the very earliest selections in this highly-favoured district. It is seldom that such an opportunity occurs of acquiring really good land direct from tho original purchasers from the Crown. Tho Teviotdalo Estate has been in the same ownership for nearly fifty years, and the merit of its Wool and Mutton-producing capacity ia unsurpassed in the Dominion. -The Blocks have bean laid of! with a view to the greatest facilities for working each, and tho existing roads givo good access to most of the land, which is beautifully situated being warm and sunny, and ideal lambing country; only 1J milea-from Omihi railway station, post office, school, et&, by good metalled road. EXCEPTIONALLY EAST TERMS. PLANS and further particulars can bo obtained on application to tho undersigned, who will be pleased to arrange for buyers to inspect. DALGETY and CO., LTD, N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., Joint Auctioneer— —Pl__-_aNAR.Y ADVE-TIS_MENT.. CATRNHTLL BLOCK. (Originally part of HOMEBUSTL) FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On SATURDAY, 21st MARCH, At 13 o'clock Noon. DALGETY and CO., LTD., in conjunction with PYNE and CO., havo received instructions from tho TRUSTEES of MRS HARRIS to offer, a* above, _~-,, At their Land Saleroom, Cathedral square, This Beautiful Block of .Unssock Country, comprising ABOUT J975 ACRES. EASY TERMS WILL BE ARRANGED. PLANS in course of Preparation. Full particulars in later advertisements. DALGETY and CO, LTDPYNE and CO., 5030 Joint Auctioneers. AMURI GRAZING PROPERTY. FOR PRIVATE SALE. KXAA ACRES Freehold, conveniently subOOUU divided and well watered by permanent streams, all in native pasture except 100 acres stubble, 30 acrea turnip* and 3 acres potatoes. About 1000 acres rich alluvial fiats capable of growing heavy crop* of roots and grain, balance sweet grazing country. Present carrying capacity 2300 Sheep (mostly ewee). Situated 2J milea from Railway Station, School. Post Office, etc. New Houso fivo rooms (plastered), h. and c. water, gas, septic tank, etc, men's hut, chaffhoiue, etc., young ebelter plantation. PRICE— £2 15a PER ACRE. We can recommend this 6trongly to anyone on the look out for a good GRAZING AND FATTENING PROPERTY. On its present carrying ii in absolutely right, and can undoubtedly lie improved to carry considerably moro. Full particulars on application. DALGETY and CO., LTD.. 4813 Solo Agent*. AMBERLEY PROPERTY^ FOR PRIVATE SALE. TVE have received inptructio—i from Mr VV J. R. Turner, to Sell i-Acre Land and House, 7 rooms, in jroodiorder, situated next to our Saleyard—, Eaoy Terms can be Arn_tgwi. PRICE—_2SS. 4«16 DALGETY' and CO., LTD. H. B. SORENSEN. H. B. SORENSEN. MARKET REPORT. NEXT SALE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th. *T_t.E Demand for Prime Poultry is growX ing keener than ever, excellent competition resulting in increased prices. H«ns reali.'ed 2* 3d to ss, Roosters 4s to Ca Bdj Ducks Is 7d to 5s 2d, Pullets 33 2d Io Cs. The Pig Market was similarly brisk, Pork-er-s rcalUinp 12* to £1 3s, Store* £1 5s 6d ti £1 14s 6d each. Clients are urged not to hold consignment* for tho Easter Sales, but to'CONSIGN AT ONCE, addressing SOOJ H. B. SORENSEN.