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AUCTIONS PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. LAND AUCTION. THIS DAY AT 2.30 P.M. LOT 1. known as "Coringa,” situated Coringa road. Upper Fendalton. 85 acres and 15 perches, together with all improvements. LOT 2—9 Acres 23.6 perches, situated Curletts road. Middleton. On Account TRUSTEES ESTATE LATE J. A. CALLAGHAN. PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LTD.. Auctioneers. 7571 PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. ADDINGTON SALE. TODAY (WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1955, SPECIAL ENTRY. On Account CLOVERFIELD FARM, LTD., Oxford: 120 Five-year Halfbred Ewes. The above are well grown and in good Condition. Very suitable for early lambs. PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LTD., Auctioneers. 7571 PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION. IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION SUBDIVISION OF WELL-KNOWN LINCOLNOF WELL-KNOWN LINCOLNLADBROOKS HOLDING LADBROOKS HOLDING 184 ACRES 184 ACRES ALL FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL ALL FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING LAND AND GRAZING LAND LOT 1—65 ACRES 0 ROODS 30 PERCHES LOT 2—65 AQRES 0 ROODS 30 PERCHES LOT 3—54 ACRES (Homestead Block) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956 At 2.30 p.m. On Account MR L. E. SMART. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. have received instructions to offer by Public Auction in their Land Auctipn Rooms, corner of Cashel and Manchester streets, Christchurch, as above;— 184 ACRES in 3 lots, situated on the corner of the Preb bleton-Lin coin and Smarts road, Lincoln. The land comprises some of the best agricultural and grazing country in this excellently situated and well-favoured area, and is suitable for any type of farming. The property will be onered in 3 lots. LOT 1—65 ACRES 0 ROODS 30 PERCHES, fronting Smarts road and Lincoln railway line. Subdivided into 4 paddocks by gorse and wire fences, 13 foot gates, concrete posts. Present condition, approximate areas: 16 Acres Peas.

15 Acres voluntary White Clover. 11 Acres Barley. 20 Acres voluntary White Clover. Watered ny natural water race. BUILDINGS—OId 2-Storey House. E.L. Subject to tenancy. OUTBUILDINGS—Two large Implement Sheds, large Grain Shed, Cowshed, concrete floor, fitted for 2-cow plant, outbuildings in good order, well sheltered and planted. LOT 2—65 ACRES 0 ROODS 30 PERCHES, adjoining Lot 1, frontage on to Smarts road. Subdivided into 6 paddocks by gorse and wire fences, 13 foot gates, concrete posts. Watered by natural race. Present condition, approximate areas, 6 Acres 2-year Pasture, Italian and White Clover. 9 Acres Barley. 11 Acres Barley. 10 Acres 3-year Pasture, Italian and White Clover. 16 Acres Barley. 10 Acres Barley. Cottage on Lot 3 may be available far removal to purchaser of Lot 2. LOT 3—54 ACRES, Homestead Block. Situated Smarts road, opposite Lot 1 and 2. Subdivided into 5 paddocks, gorse and wire fences, 13 foot gates, concrete posts. Present condition, approximate areas: - 7 Acres 1-year Italian and White Clover. 8 Acres Peas. 14 Acres Peas. 15 Acres: 4 acres Peas, 11 acres Wheat. 7 Acres 2-year Italian and White Clover. BUILDINGS—Modern Bungalow Homestead, 3 bedrooms, sunporch, lounge, diningroom, kitchen and sewing room, bathroom, all conveniences. E.-L. and E. range, H. and C.» telephone. Concrete paths, flower and vegetable garden. OUTBUILDINGS.—Motor Shed, Grain Shed, large Implement Shed 30 x 40ft, Wood and Coal Shed, workshop, 2 fowlhouses, sheep yards. The Homestead is approximately 19 years old, and is in first-class order throughout. COTTAGE.—3 Bedrooms, Livingroom, Kitchen, H. and C., Elec, range. Bathroom, Washhouse, all under one roof. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—The realisation of the above property in 3 separate lots offers a wide field of buyers an excellent opportunity to acquire a valuable small holding of first-class land close to Christchurch. It is recognised as one of the be ? t small seed producing properties in this well-favoured area, and no matter, wet or dry, it will always yield a handsome return. The present owner, whose family have held the propertv for approximately 47 years, has farmed it on a seed and cropping basis, and has had exceptional yields over a long period—Bo bushels wheat, 120 bushels barley, 68 bushels peas. 70 bushels grass seed, and over 3 bags of dressed white clover seed to the acre. The whole property has been heavily limed and topdressed, and the land is in good heart. SITUATION is ideal, being only 12 miles from Christchurch, bitumen highway within approximately 1 mile of property 2 Miles Lincoln Township, Post Office, and Railway. MHes Lincoln Consolidated School. 3 Miles Lincoln College. First-class bus service to and from town. BUILDINGS— House on Lot 1 is subject to a tenancy, but purchaser to have full use of outbuildings. Lot 2—No buildings, but Cottage on Lot • may be available for removal to pur-

3—-Attractive, modern Homestead, fUU range of outbuildings in good The 3 lots to be sold would be ideal for any purpose. Studmasters. Breeders Owners and Trainers, Dairying, Small Seeds. Agricultural or Fattening. INSPECTION RECOMMENDED PLANS AVAILABLE TERMS—IO per cent, fall of hammer. S 8 ? 1 -', end of March. For xurther details apply: PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS' LTD., Auctioneers. Cashel street, Christchurch. Messrs WYNN WILLIAMS. CRESSON REED and MCCLELLAND. Manchester street. Christchurch. Solicitors. - 4000 PYNE. G 2 ULD, GUINNESS LTD LAND DEPARTMENT. W _ T rm ~ „5 M -' VLL HOLDINGS. FOLIO D. 86—38 acres of heavy Ellesmere Grazing and Dairying Land; full comple°f buddings; 35 head of cattle of which 2o are milking cows. Owner prepared to consider reasonable offer as a going concern To anyone on the lookout for a small dairy farm we can recommend inspection. D -^r^, odern Bungalow Home, together with 4} acres Freehold and 101 acres Leasehold, main highway Little xaver. Every modern convenience. To lookout for a country home ■well worth inspection. FOLIO D.B7—Small holding at Oxford 26 acres, together with all necessarv For sale as a goin S concern £^ S ’ H etC H £ owls and ducks - I ’ an . d r to bus an d school. FOLIO D.BB—Dairying holding. Oxford 46 , ac r. es - comfortable 5-roomed house rA d rr 2. e S® ssar y outbuildings. .B-79—Diamond Harbour. Attracl‘n e ,wP riCk Bungalow of 5 rooms and -^ CO ? V ® nie J 1C 5 ss ,’ hand y to te nnis courts and a wonderful view of the Lyttelton Fouo Ur D-21p Port Large sectio° n n Lyttelton Harbour, eek-end Bungalow with every Pr°ce £25M VemenCe ' 88011011 32 Perchei WEST COAST CATTLE STATION FOLIO 8.1386—950 Acres L.I.P. of "which approximately 700 acres are flat and So acres hill. Approximately 600 acres hSe been cleared and sown down in lucerne cocksfoot, and clover. Well watered. Mod: em bungalow homestead. Carryinc aS proximately 200 head of adult cattle 5 Early inquiry necessary. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD Land Department. MJI.EJJ4.Z. W.S GRAZING PERMANENT Grazing reqd?~with~ruri0, 7 “S plenty o£ ' sheltCT. for y, t l uiet and successful aged Pacina e !& ng ' AIS ° quiet brood mare. ’Phone 74122 -OB Sand, Shingle and Ashes supplies get hold of Whittakers. ’Phone 69-759 ’ ‘ —— M.W.S