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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15462, 15 December 1915, Page 12

j A JCTIONS. , X.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. ~/pK "TEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO* OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, UNITED, 1 ' AUCTIONEERS : v.VD ESTATE A JENT3. 5 ' 'PIICNE 2.'7. I ' NOTE—Or,r -ÜBURBAN LAND -IE- ! PARTMEXT can offer a WIDE SF.LEC--1 T7(LV c; arid i Prcpor!tL:n n; a!! 7.1 anci prni:r.tiChr:£tc!uircb. ' :.r.d ••.itf-naing' buyers v. !!! r.o affai Jed ev»-.-y _ f.esistar.cc i:; fuiSllir.j their rcn:;:r^u;ei:'.3 J NZ CO-OP. ' FOR PRIVATE SALE. ONE OF HiE FINEST FARMS IN CANTERBURY. A C R E S 2'.! 1 A C R i". 9(1 | ACRES 0: Rich K<r,vy silt Land. cr.si!v "■o i 'kc<5 l rti:. 1 . in ?cod i.er.r;. and ;ref'U:":t!y CO Su.-V.-j.n .1! '.rl;.-at. f.ii.l HJ I'lsiui-. o; oats to the ucre. Tho far--. U very convenient.;. - .«übdiv:dod b -- gocd roj.-.- and wire fences, aiul v.-utirr.d bv Co;:nty rtc-.s. At pr»: -'n* there rr-; 70 ierrs i:i v.'h'atj 50 ;:c:cs iii rats, uu.l -f.j .or-, a p'ottjuca for raj'o an*l titrmpi. Hill -Ems' cot.list i.-t j tovnd 7-roo;n-;d tud '..uivtr.icr.:^!.; ulro itaWci', srjinar. - , v.-ool-sheJ, tnd yards. Sitfated bin three n - .i>«, >•;' :a;l - .vav. pos; oElc, and s;".iool, ar;d in a tavourcd uis'-rict. I'RICE, including cropa. £$•> per sere. NOTE.-— Buyers a: the look-out fo. - ». frond Agri-inltnra: Farm should not n::w th.» oopcriujiity oi' inipecliiiT t;:ii hig!i-cb;s AN EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP FIVEROOMED BUNGALOW ST. |ALBANS. ST. ALBANS T.N q nice part of Si. A ben?, - .v-.<:i_ within j t - .voj>euny car eoc'ior.. v.;o bavo ter tale, j a sp ciiclid -little Property, comprising NEW FIVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW, with :'.ll c(>nveniences. | The llovs-> ha 3 several apccial features. It ii oi attractive de«igu. i 3 thoroughly v.ch built, the rooms are «paciou-», and their arranpe:?ient ii most convcniiut; oketric . lighting i 3 installed throughout. i The fcVcticu a very o;;.* 1 . wc.l over | twenty ]iere!us, and contains several wil.- J grown fruit treos in i;ocd bearing. ! PRICE: .C 533. ' j N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. I t . A .r;. nl ;V._ J CLIFTON, SUMNER. J A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENTIAL 11ILL J SITE, OVF.It TWO ACRES. ') 2a. Or. 21 p. | -\;\7"E have been favoured with instructions ■ from the o"nor to SELL this Magnificent Bloc!:, comprising an area of TWO | ACRES and TWENTY-ONE PERCHES. i As a residential sito tins block is unequalleel on the Port llitls. It is nituated at an altitude of about 003 feet, and has a fmo sunny outlook to the Eaat, North, and Wcet. Tho view afforded embraces Ocean, City, Plains, ar.d Alps, a ecopo of view i;i the opinion of travellers unsurpassed anywhere in tlu world. The nico easy grade of tho land, and the long frontage to a. well-formed ar.d graded j road, combine to make tho property ulti- j mately a valuable aub-divisional proposition. It is Burvoyed into six splendid pactions. Fulther important features are tho rich eoil distributed all over tho block, und tho absence of rock. The property is splendidly fenced with jarru.li posts and wires. Iron double gates, and well established livo hcdge3 of an ornamental character. It is also intersected with similar live hedged, and ;s absolutely ready for the builder's hsnds. Abont half-an-acru of thriving Orchard hsj been plantcel tome two years. j Nowhere on tho Hills is a sito to be haei approaching tho above> for Residential purposes, and giving such excellent value. PRICE £575. N. 7.. FARMERS' CO-OP., Sole Agents. A CHOICE FENDALTON BUNGALOW. S ROOMS. OVER i-ACRE. mjIIS New, thoroughly well-built and well-1 appointed BUNGALOW, constitutes th*j beat valuo obtainable in the favourite suburb j of F'endalton. . t Six fine-eb:ed rooms aro contained, and the ; interior arrangements aro moat _ convenient and up-to-date, down to electric lighting. 1 Tho aito is an excollcnt one of Forty-four j Perches, etanding fully two feet abovo street I lovel, ar.d its soil would gladden the heart : of any gardening enthusiast. ... j A charming and healthy situation, in ono , of tho nicest parts of Fendalton, and ad- j iaeont to Trams is possessed. j PRICE. .£IOOO. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Sole Agents. | j EXCELLENT SHEEP RUN. ] SITUATED IN A FAVOURED DISTRICT. iOfvA ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, UU of which 1400 Acres hav© boon cultivated aud grown escciknt Crops of Oats, Itapo and Turnips. About half tho property in fist, and the balance consists of low-lying hilli. The fiat, land ia a littio ptony, but th»- soil is cocd. Tho property is well subdivided and watered, and is fenced with rabbit-proof feuoes. A lease- \ hold ci 11.300 Acres of hill country adjoin- j ing the freehold goes with th© freehold, the lemsic of which has seven years to run witii j tho risht of renewal at £30 per annum. Build- | ings consist of a good seven-roomed House, ; Woolshid, Stable and Yards, pleasantly surrounded by well-grown plantations. The Homestead is situated within ono mile of Railway Station, - Post Office, ana School. ! The property Tr:ntCTfd COOO [ Sheep, and this number can -jo rncrezsed | with further u&e> of the plcugh. : PRICE: £G per Acre. j EASY TERMS to a good, practical mar., j N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. AN ATTRACTIVE SHEEP FARM FOR , j SALE. ; SITUATE CANTERBURY. j PROSPECTIVE TALUE AN IMPORTANT j FACTOR. j ACRES of good healthy tusscck j iJuUU country, weii surface sown. Sub- I divided into convenient-sized blocks, all oi j erhich are well watered. j At present there are 200 seres in oats, 100 j acre* ploughed for turnips, 50 acres ploughed i for rape, and 500 acres young grass. ! BUILDINGS consist of a five-roomed | house, stablee. cooished, r.nd yards, «!i in ) good order. j _ RICE. £3 13a PER 3iEE. Terms: 13 per cash, balance ;*o re- J n:ain for'* of fire years av 5 per r»nt. j Enquiri«« on be raado at our Land Depart- 1 rr.eni. -nd —--- with tbe '