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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22201, 18 September 1937, Page 29

AUCTIONS. DALGETY AND CO.. LTD. gHEFFIELD SALE. TUESDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of CLIENT: 200 Failing-mouth Halfbred and Three-quarterbred Ewes; E.L. and Southdown Rams April 29th. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. DALGETY and COMPANY, LTD.. Auctioneers. IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION. ALFORD STATION. ASHBURTON FORKS. "MESSRS DALGETY AND COMATA PANY, LIMITED, have been instructed by the TRUSTEES O'F THE LATE ENOS. B. HORSEY, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION in the NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' AUCTION MART, ASHBURTON, on FRIDAY, Bth OCTOBER, at 2.30 P.M.:— 1. ALL those pieces of land containing together 2880 acres 18 perches, situate in the Spaxton Survey District, being Blocks XIII and XIV, and being the whole of the land contained in Certificates of Title Volume 26/112, 47/108, 49/34, 52/45, 60/109, 60/177, 60/179, 82/242, 84/102, 106/98, 132/37. 138/249. 150/117, 207/248, 214/105, and 310/62 Canterbury Registration District. 2. LEASE of County Reserves 4033 and 1610 and part of Tramway reserve containing 26 acres on a year-to-year tenancy from the 9th day of October in each year at an annual rental of £2 (adjoining the land in 1 above). 3. LEASE of County Reserve at Greenstreet (adjoining school; containing 4 acres on a year-to-year tenancy from the 28th day of February in each year at an annual rental of £l. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE:— The above is a most attractive property, and is situated at Ashburton Forks, and is very well known in Ashburton County, approximately 20 miles from Ashburton, 4 miles to Rail and School. The property comprises first-class to light land, and is an ideal sheep place. Fatten all lambs and surplus sheep besides a number of cattle. Would grow excellent crops, but has always been run as a sheep property. There are two Homesteads—the main homestead comprises 8-roomed house, all conveniences, including electric light and hot water, garage, 5-roomed cottage, 4-roomed workers' cottage, electric light installed, large woolshed and loft, 12-stalled stable and chaff house, hack stable, 3-stalled loosebox and chaff house, harness room, implement shed with loft, slaughter house, etc. The other homestead comprises 7roomed house, all conveniences, electric light and hot and cold water, telephone, coal house, dairy, woodhouse, garage, 12-stalled stable and chaff house, men's cottage, and 2 sets sheep yards and sheep dip, etc. The land under cultivation is: 60 acres Oats, 65 acres Green Feed (sown down), 270 acres for Rape, Turnips, and Green Feed, balance in 1 to 4-year old pasture well sown down. The property is subdivided into approximately 35 paddocks by wire and gorse fences in good order. Water in every paddock—various plantations. Carrying at present: 2000 breeding ewes, and 1000 dry sheep. 120 head cattle, and'a number of horses. Would carry another 1000 sheep comfortably. This is a most desirable property, and we can thoroughly recommend inspection. It has )?een held by the late Horsey Bros, for very many years, and it is not often a property so well and favourably known comes on the market. CONDITIONS OF SALE CAN BE INSPECTED AT THE OFFICES OF: MESSRS ORBELL and CHARLES, Ashburton, Solicitors for the Estate, OR MESSRS DALGETY and CO.. LTD., Christchurch and Ashburton. 9040 THE CITY MARKET. "1 L E A R I N G SALE. TIMBER. ROOKING IRON, ETC. MONDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 20th, AT 1 P.M. Ace. Contractor, on the Premises of Old Post Office, corner Worcester st. and Stanmore road, Linwood. MAIN ITEMS: 1500 ft Super T. and G. Lininc. 1500 ft Super S«rking. 600 ft 3X2. 2700 ft 4x2. 700 ft 8 x 1 and 12 x 1. 800 ft Flooring. T. and G. Quantity 4x3 Black Pine. Quantity Doors. Windows. Sashes, Gal. Piping. Copper Cylinder. Sink, Pedestal Basin, Gates, Quantity Lead, Ridging. Spouting. ROOFING IRON. Etc. 53/10, 33/9, 7/8, 20/6. Firewood and usual Sundries. The above lots are all in splendid order. The sale is being held owing to the contractor erecting a new Post Office on the site. H. C. SMITH. Auctioneer. The City Market. Phone 34-680. 9610 L LITTLE OPPOSITION. COMPLETE LIMEWORKS. Output, 2400 tons for seven months. Royalty, 6d a ton; all machinery and plant. Tractors, Motors, etc. This is a very attractive business and can be considerably advanced. The purchase price is only the price of the plant. Books open for inspection. PRICE, £7OO. THE CITY MARKET. 'Phone 34-680. 550 Colombo st. H. C. SMITH, Proprietor. FINANCIAL ONEY TO LEND ON FIRST AND - SECOND MORTGAGE, Life Insurance Policies. Interest in Wills. ALSO on temporary First Mortgage. Second Mortgages Discounted. BAKER BROS., 168 Manchester street. 83206 ►ROVIDENT LOAN & FINANCE CO. will lend from £5 upwards on Furniture, Sewing Machines, Pianou (without removal). Life policies, Bonds, Title Deeds, Shares, etc. 100 Cashel street. Christchurch, opp. Tisdalls and upstairs. WC77B r ONEY TO LEND in any sum required from £5 to £IOO on Furniture. Pianos. Sewing Machines. Motor-Cars. Shares, Life Policies, interest in Wills, or any other Security Mortgages arranged. ALFRED BUTCHER. 131 Worcester street, 'Phone 31-309 (Above Ford and Hadfield). 83176 FIRST MORTGAGE MONEY. rTHE NORWICH UNION LIFE INx SURANCE SOCIETY has money to! lend on approved Freehold City and Suburban Securities in amounts of £SOO and upwards, at lowest current interest rates. For further information apply: Norwich Union Life Insurance Society, Norwich Chambers, Cnr. Hereford and Manchester Ste., CHRISTCHURCH. N 7300