AUCTIONS. niUJISDAT 2nKXT. MARCH 6ft. r-.ient Entries on behalf of clients 3K-S E. end TT. MASOX. Woodftrove: ■ ll:,lfbred E"-es • Two-tooth ildfbred Ewca MRS F. E. UASON, Park HiU: - F.M. Ewes Two-tooth HnJfbrod 1 MR V,'. "WHITE, VTocdgrove: Tv.v>tooth (.orriedale Ewo.s Fo'.ir-ycnr-oid C<rriednlo Ewes IK W. C. BRIDSON", WoodgroTe: i Two-tooth CorriednJc Ewes MR ALEX. COWIE, AVoocl(jtoi . ■ Four-year-old ilajfbrcd Kv-m MR F. C. LUKEY, "Woodjrrove: i Fivo-year-old Halfbrrd Ev.-oa Four, Sis and Eight-tooth Halfbred
7i Tuo-Tooth : iir» ir. jr. 100 Four and Fite-yoar-old ;ta Two, Four and Six-tooth Halfbred Ehvefl MOUNT MASON ESTATE, Woodgrove: 500 Four-year-old Halfbred Ewes MR F. M. POWER, Woodgrovo: 12'.i Four-yen r-old Halfbred Ewes Mil 11. T. LITTLE, Woodgrovo: <SO Four-year-old Corriedalc Ewea LUKEY'S ESTATE-, Waikari: f.3 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewoa <H> Four-year-old Halfbred Ewea . r if> Four and Six-tooth Halfbred Ewes C!) Five-year-old Halfbred Ewes TIMPENDSAN ESTATE, Waikari: 700 Full-month HaLfbred Eweo HfiO Two-toolli Halfbred Ewea 2(in Halfbred Elwo Lambs MRS A. M. DOUGLAS, Waikari: 300 Guar. S.M. Halfbrod Ewea ■ MRS M. E. MoRAE, Waituna: 150 Two-tooth Corr. Cross Ewes 300 Four-yeax-old Halfbred EweiJ, off the tussocks. Further Entries Invited. PYNK, GOULD, GUINNESS, I*™-, Auctioneers and Agents for "Cooper's Dipo." 4403 NOTE OUR LAND AUCTIONS AS NOW ADVERTISED IN DAILY PAPERS. WEDNESDAY, sth March (in conjunction with J. G. McDonald and Co.), account Mr John MoPhersoi.— £869 Acres, "lona," freehold. A beautiful tussock Uock, with 800 acres farm. block, both securely ring netted with rabbit-proof netting. 850 acres L.1.P., >n Cheviot Settlement, known as "Freshford." and 865 acres L.I.P. in Cheviot SetJ&ras consist of high quality land, held at low rental. The owner is _ giving up farming and the above properties axa for absolute sale. ALSO, on WEDNESDAY, sth March, at Cashel street Sale Rooms, account W. G. Jeesom —a very choice Suburban Bungalow, 6 rooms, with three acres land. A pretty home, with the highest quality land (parte jn lucerne), car shed, large fowl run, eto. The ideal place for a, retired, man. Would carry two to three cows. THEN- on SATURDAY, Bth MARCH, at Caahel street Sale Rooms (in conjunction with J. G. MoDonald and Co.), account Mr E. Stringer'—Jß9o Acres freehold property, known ns "Tetini," near Amberley. Fine FAKMS AND SHEEP STATIONS. We invite buyers to look over our Register. Over 1000 properties to choose from. We are pleased to advise buyers aa to best values offering.
GRAZING BUNS. 2000 ACRES, Government leasehold, with homestead, woolshod, etc.; 200 acres ploughable. Presently carrying 4000 itheep. Prioe £IO,OOO. Folio H 756 5700 ACHES, North Canterbury, freehold; house, woolehed, etc; 8014 sheep, with lambs in addition. Price £5 an acre aa going oonoern. Folio H7lO 3600 ACRES, 80 miles fcom Blenheim, carrying 3500 sheep, with homestead, woolehed, etc. £38,000 as going concern. .Folio H 730 1900 ACRES limestone, of which 400 acres cultivated; 900 to 1000 aores could he broken tip easily. Owner will sell half with homestead and buildings. A splendid block of eheep country, nearly all in surface sown tussock, and good fattening country. Well worth inspection. Price £l3 an acre. Folio H 251 5300 ACRES, close to Wellington. Situated as near Wellington as Cashmere Hills ia to Chriatcburcb. Presently carrying 6000 eheep and 200 cattle. Residence, also woolshed and two cottages. The property is within 20 minutes of two tram termini. Price £lO per acre; or 5000 acres at £8 per acre. Folio H 763 18,000 ACRES, Government 1 eaeehold, rental only £2lO per annum. Carries right of renewal for further term ol 83 years; 10roomed houeo, hot and cold water, also cottage, woolshed, dip, etc Carries 4000 to 5000 eheep, and this can be greatly increased. The improvement* are valued by Government at £6OOO. Price £13,000 as going concern. NIB. —Deduct Government valuation £6OOO from above prioe, loaving £7OOO for the goodwill of the property, plus 4000 eheep, 40 cattle, end implements and plant worth about £SOO. The carrying oapacity could be inoreased to 7000, and this property affords a splendid oponing for two young men, as there is a big future in the place. Folio Hlfil 1825 ACRES, small glaring run, rental about Is 4d per core; 140 acres private leasehold. Good residence and farm buildings. Presently carrying 1350 sheep. Winters 800 to 850 ewes and 300 ewe hoggets. Price £SOOO. Folio H 474 2030 ACRES, small grazing run, carries Tight of Tenewal after expiry of present term. Rental only £250 per annum. Nice limestone, tussock country. Will, carry 1800 ewes and 100 cattle; 800 to 400 acres could be profitably ploughed. Presently carrying 1420 grown eheep and 200 cattle. Price £5 5a for goodwill and improvements. Folio H 37 FOR THOSE WILLING TO GO SOUTH 1672 ACRES freehold, 2300 acres leasehold. Rental £162. Bea-atiful tussock downs and hills, easily worked. Well watered; 9 miles from railway station. Situated in Wallace County. 5515 sheep, 177 cattle, 8 large etsacks of oats. Complete homestead and farm buildings, with all farm implements and sundries. Price £17,000 as going concern, no snow risk herp Folio H 595 CHEAP FARM, OWNER SELLING ACCOUNT BAD HEALTH-190 Acres freehold farm, good quality land. Suited for mixed ] farming. 70 acres after Wheat and Oate, remainder grass with 12* acres turnips. 9 paddocks, alf well watered. Situated two miles ! from Springston. Good 6-roomed house, hot i and cold water, and complete farm building, ' shelter trees, etc NOTE—£I6 10s FOR I FREEHOLD LAND. This property has I given 40 bushels wheat and 65 bushel* oats. ; This is worth attention and quick sale ab- ' solutely necessary. Folio H. 785 1 DAIRYING. I INTO A GOOD DAIRY FARM, and cows j can be bought cheaply at present—lls . ACRES, very nicely situated Dairy | Farm. A lino mode! homestead, with ■' complete and up-to-date buildings.. This j farm is for quick sale and owner wants i offers. Any pr.co in reason will be taken, 8? quirk sale essential. This is a good 01lT»und farm—a nice family home and only 6 miles from Christchurck. We invite you t.i inspoc*. Folio H. 601 OWNER WANTS LARGER FARM. WILL EXCHANGE 100 ACRES very high quality land near Christchurch for ; mixed, cropping, and eheep farm at reason- > able price. Equity and 100 aores, £3500. j PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, I/TD. I P7162-38C8 «
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