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AUCTIONS THE FARMERS’ THE FARMERS’ THE FARMERS’ ADDINGTON SALE. ADDINGTON SALE. ADDINGTON SALE. 1 WEDNESDAY. JULY 21, 1954. ( SPECIAL ENTRY;— i* On Account of MR H. R. FFITCH, ‘ Cheviot IWhose lease has expired and is selling • his Enitre Flock;. r- The offering will comprise:— h 133 Two-shear Romnny Cross Ewes. ‘ 189 Three-shear Haifbred Ewes. 57 Full-mouth Halfbred Ewes. South Suffolk and Southdown Rams put out with these Ewes on April 12, 1954. ALSO: U 8 One-shear South Suffolk Rams. £ 2 Three-shear South Suffolk Rams. K.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD.. ► Auctioneers. Christchurch. 2308 k THE FARMERS’ THE FARMERS’ • PUBLIC AUCTION MODERN CONCRETE BLOCK BUNGALOW. 6 YEARS. ' ON SECTION 58.6 PERCHES 170 PALMERS ROAD. 170 PALMERS ROAD. i NORTH NEW BRIGHTON ) On Account of MR L. J. RUSSET J. THE FARMERS’ Land Auction Rooms, S Cashel street. Christchurch i ON WEDNESDAY. JULY 21. AT 2.15 P.M. r A WELL-CONSTRUCTED. EASILY Maintained property, with steei■ramed picture windows, and fitments throughout of highest quality. All rooms Bre spacious, fitted with power points, and planned for comfort. Lounge. 13ft 9in x 37, with attractive tiled slab fireplace, Sjeatly finished pelmets; 2 double, sunny bedrooms The large Kitchen-Dinette has an eiectric range-incinerator combination. terrazzo sink bench, mixer taps, £’2 ar X cupboards, space for a Frig., wackin pantry. Very modern bathroom, cabinet shower. THE SECTION is in lawns and garden, ■nd with concrete drive and paths. Roughcast concrete fence. Garage. 16 x 8. Rates. £2l 18s 6d. A neatly-kept property, inexpensive of upkeep and handy to shops, transport, ■nd school. BOARD ERECTED. /For further particulars and conditions ®f sale, apply:— l MESSRS F. WILLIAMSON and CO.. N-Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., t Cashel street. Christchurch. Member Real Estate Institute of N.Z. I Auctioneers in Conjunction. MESSRS WYNN-WILLIAMS, GRESSON. HEED, and McClelland, Solicitors. • _ 3460 i.

ITHE FARMERS’. THE FARMERS’. IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE. BANKS PENINSULA GRAZING AND FATTENING LAND. I AN IDEAL DAIRY FARM. J Being sold only because of 111-health. I On account of MR E. V. FAHEY, I FARMERS’ LAND AUCTION t ROOM, Cashel street, Christchurch. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, at 2.45 pan. WE will offer as above 39 acres 3 roods *4 Perches of Freehold Land. together with Dwelling and Outbuildings. Also adjoining 144 acres 2 roods 24 perches of Crown Renewable Lease, known as a 33year Renewable Leasehold. Present term 33 years from July L 1951. Net half-yearly rental £3B 17s 7d. I. The , whole of the land Freehold and fLeasehold will be offered in one block for a lump sum. THE BUILDINGS on Freehold comprise Bungalow Type Dwelling of 4 spacious rooms and offices with Doulton bath and basin, hot and bold water, electric light, telephone. WELL SITUATED TO GET AT.T. TTTFt SUNSHINE. LARGE MILKING SHED, in need of some renovation. Concrete yards and sheep yards. Also Hay Storage Shed. THE LAND is subdivided (as a whole) into 6 paddocks, with excellent cattleproof fences, good gates, and the water supply is permanent. THIS IS WITHOUT DOUBT SOME OF THE BEST LAND ON BANKS PENINSULA. All out of heavy bush and very well grassed, with an excellent sole of

clovers, cocksfoot, and dogstail. This is one of the best holdings it has ever been our privilege to offer. Strong grazing country, with excellent shelter gullies, and a large area of practically flat country, sloping gently to Harmans Track (stock route). There is easy access to all parts of this farm and top-dressing would be an easy matter. Bounded as it is by the Main Akaroa-Christchurch Highway and Harmans Track, this country forms a lovely sunny pocket, free from cold winds. Mr Fahey has milked 60 cows on the property, and the quality of its grasses has been abundantly reflected in the returns obtained. TO BE SOLD ONLY BECAUSE OF ILLHEALTH. IT HAS BEEN HELD BY "THE FAHEY FAMILY’’ FOR UPWARDS OF 75 YEARS. For further particulars and conditions ©f sale, apply to:— MESSRS D ALGETY and CO. ( Ji-Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Joint Auctioneers. MESSRS CASSIDY, AMODEO, and JACOBSON. Solicitors. 3478 5 THE FARMERS’. f THE FARMERS’. 1 THIRD ANNUAL SUPPLEMENTARY I THIRD ANNUAL SUPPLEMENTARY * .CATTLE SALE. CATTLE SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1954. S COMMENCING 1 P.M. SHARP. DAIRY COWS—PRESENT ENTRIES INCLUDE:— On Account of MRS E. B. and MR C. S. TAYLOR, Oxford: , 1 Friesian Cross Cow, due 4th calf August - September. 11 Short hern Jersey Cross Heifer, due October. 1 Friesian Jersey Cross Heifer, due ( October. On Account of MRS B. IGGO, Oxford: 1 Jersey Cow, due 4th calf August 11. On Account of MR J. BITMEAD, Oxford: 1 2 Shorthorn Cross Cows, due 3rd to 4th calf September. On Account of MRS M. E. M. McGRATH. Oxford: 1 Friesian Cow. due 3rd calf August. On Account L. V. McGRATH, Oxford: 1 Friesian Cow. due 3rd calf August. On Account cf MR J. YOUNG. Carleton: 9 Friesian Cows, due August. On Account of MR R. H. ROSSITER, Oxford: 8 Jersey-Friesian Cross Cows, due

Augus- -September. On Account of MR A. DICKIE, Oxford: 5 Jersey Cows, due August. On Account rf MRS H. MILLS, Oxford: 1 Jersev-Guernsey Cross Cow, due sth ; calf September. j EMPTY HEIFERS. STORE CATTLE— < On Account of MR J. YOUNG, Carleton: ‘ 20 Two-year Friesian Heifers, empty. : On Account of MR E. A. BOTTOMER, J Oxford: - 2 Shorthorn Steers, two years rid. ; On Account of MRS E. B. and MR C. S. : TAYLOR. Oxford: i 4 Friesian-Jersey Cross Heifers, nine i \ months old. ’ On Account of MR A. FANTHAM, Oxford: » 1 Yearling Steer. On Acccunt of MR R. J. DALLEY, Oxford: 1 4 Yearling Steers. On Account of MR G. G. HARBIDGE, < Oxford: 1 Shorthorn Cross Cow, empty, BULLS— On Account of MR A. FANTHAM, Oxford: 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull. 19 months old. On Account of MR E. REID. Oxford: 1 Jersey Bull, rising tw<--year-old. On Account of MR A. DICKIE. Oxford: 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, rising two-1 year-old. Additional entries will be taken up to i the day of the Sale. ALSO immediately after the above Sale : we will offer on account various clients a quantity of Furniture, Sundries, etc. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD.. Auctioneers. Oxford. 2272 | L. P. DEVLIN. | RANGIORA PROPERTY AUCTION, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1954, AT 2 P.M. (Unless previously sold by private treaty.) IN OUR SALEROOMS. VICTORIA ST. Account MR STANLEY OWNSWORTH. 108 Victoria street. Rangiora. Who is leaving the district. LAND: 1 Acre Splendid Land, well fenced and laid out in gardens and lawns, concrete paths. BUILDINGS: Splendid Dwellinghouse of 4 mam rooms, every latest convenience, all electric, lovely bright rooms in splendid order: a<so bathroom; copper, tubs.! Sewer ar.d water connected Motor garage. fowlhouses, wood and coal shed. Telephone. SPECIAL NOTE: The situation is ideal, being only 25 chains to shops and schools and bus stops at gate. This property will appeal to elderly people who wish to be close in. or buyers of property rin the medium price range. far inspection and conditions apply to L. P. DEVLIN, Property Auctioneer, RANGIORA. Helmorc-. Van Asch, and Walton, Solicitors to the Vendor. 5833 EAT Scotcn Oats, the new Breakfast I cereal, and start the day right these cold i Note the ppce—only 2s 2id.