AUCTIONS. DALGETY AND CO.. LIMITED. MBEE L E Y MONDAY, 7th FEBRUARY. PRESENT ENTRIES— Acconnt MR E. GATES, Stockfrro 350 JFat and' Forward Lambs Account CLIENTS: SOO Fat Lambs SSO Rape Lambs FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. DALGETY and CO., LIMITED, ItULVE R D E N TUESDAY, 6th FEBRUARY. PRESENT 350 Fat Lambs, in lots FURTHER ENTRIES INCITED. DALGETY and CO., LIMITED, 809G Auctioneers, SALE OP VTELL-KNOVm NORTH CAOTEBBURX GBA2IKQ-; pXTN. BY PUBLIC AUCTION'. • IN DALGETTS LAND SALE ROOM, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, at 2.16 p.m. ■ | T4TESSRS DALGETY and COMPANY, IVX LTD,, have received instructions from the -EXECUTORS in the ESTATE Late "WILLIAM LITTLE to offer aa'above, the GOODWILL of the well-known 1 Grazing Run "MT. ELLEN," oontaining 1457 ACRES of fiist-clasß tussock country, originally part of the famous Cheviot Estate. The term of } lease is 21 years from Ist March, 1917, at a ; half-yearly rental of £176 Xla fid, I BUILDINGS comprise House of 4 jooms j with conveniences, waehhouse, dairy, and i good water supply, woolshed* stable, men's quarters, sheepyards, etc. The Property is SITUATED-raiout =6-mfloa from Cheviot- post office, and 6 miltes from Mina Railway Station and Public Salej ytrde, and is conveniently subdivided .into ' four large blocks and two paddocks, «fll with prirmanent water, which enables , the ewe ing yards, leaving a cplendid pieoo of worm country for the hoggete; also>-a nam. paddock and a cow paddock. THa offers a splendid opportunity to thcrie on the look-out for a grazing tub with no labour worries. It is all in the native with the exception of 20 acres which were ploughed some- seven yeans ago, and laid down in permanent grass. The annual draft of wether lambs were mid in Addjrngton «fcet week and averaged 24a straight off tho ittothers. We can-recommend this-place in every way. For terms anAfurther portloulara apply DALGETY and'-COMPANY. LTD.^ Chriatchurch and Cheviot. A. R. KIRK, Solicitor, 128 Hereford street, Christclmrch. 7059 IMPORTANT SALE OF* WELL-KNOWN GRAZING .PROPERTY. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE» SALE OF "MT< ELLEN." SAME .DATE AND.^LACE, iITITJE will •offer, on account of DAVID VVI ARCHIBALD, ESQ.,, Tiia well and favourably known Leasehold Property known, as "OVERSHIELS," OHEVIOT, containing 2318 ACRES, 21 years from Ist Maroh, 1917, at a half-yearly rental of £S4O 9s 3d. SITUrtAiiD % nftl«s from--'.Spotewood,; Railway, School, Peat 'Office: etai' ■ About 400 news have ; been cultivated, tho balance nice olean tusand watered. Carrying at present 2800 grown sheep, 1100 being breeding' ewes. BUILDINGS comprise House of •1 rooms with all conveniences, grounds nicely laid out arid planted, also good orchard, stables, cowshed, woolshed, eheepyards, men's quarters, and 2 seta tailing yards on jun, etc, eto. TEEMS—IO per cent, on fall of hammer, 6.; per cent.-.when.'.transfer passes the Land Ecard, 10 j«r cent, on possession. Balance 6 years at 6 per cent. from.date of'possession, which will <be given, about 18th March, 1921. This desirable property is to be one of the best of its .size in North Canterbury. It baa been well and carefully managed by Mr Archibald for many years, and wo have no hesitation in stalling', that He has one of the best nooks of halffcred aheep in Canterbury, the annual' drafts frequently topping the market at the Amberloy■ Ewe Faira; also the.WoolClip has always commanded top prices. We recommend buyers of sheep country to inspect at one*. >. For further particulara 'apply DALGETY and COMPANY, .LTD., | Christohurch,and Cheviot, 'MESSRS LANE and NEAVE, , Solicitors, » . Christohurch. 661 • » . .' auction; sale AT'TOTARA FLAT SALBYARDS. WEDNESDAY. 16th MARCH, : 1921,-; At 1 p.m. \',':. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, favoured with instructions in the Estate of the lata J. WATTS, will.submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, the well and-fav-ourably known PROPERTY, situated close by Mawheraiti Railway Station, and on main road Greymouth-Reefton. 712 ACRES FREEHOLD I AND 464 ARES LEASEHOLD. with' Buildings thereon, which include house of 13 rooms (eieotrio light and telephone), Hotel and Accommodation License. \ . TOUTBUILDINGS-S-bale Concrete Milking Shed, with Gane 4-cow plant, boiler and engine, atables, pigsties, etc, ♦ • . This property is conveniently, subdivided, and is considered to- be one of _ the beat dairying and fattening properties in the district: and capable of vast improvement. A special note should also be made of the fact that a Hotel and Accommodation License is included in the Goodwill, thereby materially enhancing the value of the property. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., POl7 Auctioneers. [ NORTH CANTERBURY PROPERTY. TO BE LET BY-*TENDEB. 640-ACRES FREEHOLD, AMBERLEY. DISTRICT. ~ T-ESSRS DALGETY and CO., LTD., have i been instructed to call Tenders for the LEASE of the above property. For a term of 5 or 7 years, as desired. The property is situated close to "THE DEANS," Amberloy, and contains some of the best sheep country in North Canterbury. At present there are * 30 Acres Rape. and Young Grass, SO Acres Turnips, Balance.! to 6-year-old grass. POSSESSION, Ist April,. 1931. The-highest or. any tender will not tweesearilv bo accented. . Tenders close on MONDAY, 28th February, 1921, at . Dalj*ty'j (Offices. Christchurch. v , Terms and conditions of. leaaacan-be oV tained rrom " . DALGETY and CO., LTD., 7g02 Chrietchurch and Amberley.
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