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auctions. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. WEST EYRETON and CARLETON PROPERTIES. On .account of H. E. MAINDONALD, ESQUIRE. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at rangiora stock sale TUESDAY, APRIL 7th, at 2.30 o’clock. THE New Zealand Farmers’ CoJ- operative Association of Canterbury, Limited, have received instruc- | tions from H. E. Maindonald, Esq., to sell by Public Auction at Rangiora Stock Sale on Tuesday, April 7th. at 2.30 o’clock, his well-known West Eyreton and Carleton Properties comprising:— . „ A. 194 acres and Homestead Buildings (West Eyreton). This Property comprises very rich agricultural land that produces very heavy crops of wheat, peas and potatoes, and there is no place where sheep do, better. The whole Property is exceptionally free of twitch, securely fenced and well watered by County Races. Buildings comprise comfortable dwelling of four rooms, cold water service, telephone, very large galvanised iron implement shed, workshop and stable combined, also engine shed, windmill and tank; situated about two miles from West Eyreton Railway Station. B. 253 acres and Homestead Buildings (Carleton). This Properly comprises all flat agricultural land, capable of growing up to 40 bushels of wheat to the acre, and is real good healthy sheep country. At present there are 30 acres fallowed, 30 acres of wheat stubble, 20 acres kale, 16 acres of turnips, 30 acres of oat stubble, 30 acres of two-year-old pasture. Buildings comprise comfortable four-roomed i house, bathroom, cold water laid on, good motor shed, stables, chaflhouse and loft, good orchard and man’s whare. Situated at Carleton, about two miles from School. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE— In drawing the attention of Agriculturists to the sale of these two Properties, we do with the utmost confidence recommend an inspection. Lot A. is without any doubt one of the best little mixed farms in Canterbury, the soil is rich and sweet, capable of growing up to sixty bushels of wheat, and there is no district where lambs fatten better LOT B.—Situated within quarter of an hour’s drive from Lot A., comprises land suitable for mixed farming, and situated within what is known as the rain area; can always be depended upon to produce good crops of turnips, rape and kale, and works in wonderfully well with lot A, and more especially all lands on the north side of the Eyre. We wish to emphasise the fact that these properties are on the market for genuine sale. Mr Maindonald is prepared to meet the market, consequently Buyers should not miss the opportunity of inspecting what is admitted to be some of the very best land in Canterbury. For terms, further particulars, and arrangements to inspect, apply to, N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD.. Auctioneers. G. S. 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