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AUCTIONS J. THE FARMERS’. J. THE FARMERS’. ADDINGTON SALE, ADDINGTON SALE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957. WEDNESDAY. MAY 8, 1957. WE WILL OFFER:— On Account of MR G. D. WATSON, E Oxford: 180 Two-shear Halfbred Ewes. (These ewes were pre-lamb shorn and mated with South Suffolk Rams on March 30.) On Account of ESTATE JAMES STEVENSON, s_ Fernside: e 150 First Cross English Leicestera Merino Ewe Lambs. (Sound in feet, forward condition.) n On Account of CLIENT: >r 70 Halfbred Ewes. l_ Halfbred rams out March 25. P N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSIST., LTD. Auctioneers, Christchurch. ir2985 s: THE FARMERS’ y THE FARMERS’ e, !e ADDINGTON SALE >- ADDINGTON SALE ;d WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957 WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957 ! s ° SPECIAL ENTRY t- We will offer:— On Account ST. JAMES’ STATION. Hanmer Springs: ANNUAL DRAFT )- 200 Two-and-a-half-year Steers, a 8.P., Hereford and B.P. Herer- ford Cross. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. Assn.. Ltd., Auctioneers, Christchurch. 3855 i- THE FARMERS’ 1- THE FARMERS’ s, PUBLIC AUCTION A SPLENDIDLY-CONSTRUCTED ’ MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW. REDCLIFFS. REDCLIFFS, 78A MONCKS SPUR 78A MONCKS SPUR Lg 78A MONCKS SPUR On Account of MR C. M. INESON. ’’ In THE FARMERS’ LAND AUCTION ROOM, Cashel st., Christchurch. ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. F AT 2.15 P.M. (If not sold by private treaty) IN AN ENVIABLE POSITION FROM WHICH FAR REACHING, GLORIOUS VIEWS are obtainable, this exceptionally ATTRACTIVE HOME con- " tains 3 BEDROOMS with generous built-in wardrobes and cupboard e space, a perfect SUNROOM approx. 20 x 8, with glass doors to a SPACIOUS SUNNY LOUNGE. The kitchen, planned for the morning sun, y has both electric and enamel coal n ranges, dual hot water, many cupn boards. Modern bathroom, cabinet shower, separate toilet. GARAGE y and extensive storage space. EASY ). ACCESS. Section approx. 38 perches. Fruit trees, early flowers. SUPERIOR FLOOR COVERINGS IN ALL »: ROOMS. it This Home was planned for com- >- fort and easy upkeep; glazed tiled roof, copper spouting and down pipes, and the intelligent use of h glass opens the house to the interestci ing beyond. L N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., •_ LTD., ), Cashel street, Christchurch. Auctioneers. If MR A. E. D. LUDECKE, Solicitor.37l7 THE FARMERS’ ? THE FARMERS’ PUBLIC AUCTION >5 MODERN TILED-ROOF BUNGALOW WITH COPPER SPOUTING AND ?. DOWNPIPES. 2 ACRES 3 ROODS 9 PERCHES OF LAND FOWLHOUSE FOR 1000 BIRDS x HAREWOOD HAREWOOD 39 GARDINERS RQAD 39 GARDINERS ROAD )_ On Account MR F. _£ORY In The Farmers’ Land Auction Room, R Cashel street, Christchurch. >f On WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, n at 2.30 p.m. THE IDEAL PROPERTY FOR A RETIRED FARMER. EXCELLENT LAND THAT ALSO DERIVES fy VALUE FROM A SUBDIVISIONAL . POINT OF VIEW—THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF SUBDIVISION OF 11 SECTIONS. FOWLHOUSES FOR V 1000 BIRDS. IMPLEMENT SHED, (j GARAGE. WITH NORTHERN ASPECT, THE MODERN. HOME contains 2-BED- ,, ROOMS, SUNROOM with glass doors to LOUNGE. Kitchenette, electric cooking facilities, dual hot water, ample cupboard space. Bathroom, 3. built-in bath and basin, shower. )0 SEPTIC TANK. Rates £lB 4s sd. ' Transport at gate, 5 minutes to school d and shops. £ N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP Assn., Ltd., i e Cashel street, Christchurch, 1, Auctioneers. 13 MESSRS SIMES and JACOBSEN, r » Solicitors. >- • 7612 r, THE FARMERS’. s i THE FARMERS’. IMPORTANT AUCTION OF s CENTRAL TARANAKI SHEEP ft FARM n COMMUNITY CENTRE, FENTON r- STREET, STRATFORD j?.’ FRIDAY, MAY 24, AT 11 A.M. THE FARMERS’ CO-OP., in coni’ junction with NEWTON, KING. 8 LTD., have been instructed by the J- Trustees of the Estate J. I. REITH n to offer by Public Auction the fol--2 lowing desirable sheep farm: It 1029 ACRES FREEHOLD, admirably situated 16 miles from Stratford, i- on Taumarunui highway and only 4 miles from Douglas Saleyards, rail, w store, etc. Tar seal road to within *r two miles. Wintering at present 2200 n sheep (1450 breeding ewes), 200 I. cattle (100 breeding cows). Approx- >- imately half ploughable, is well n watered and subdivided with fences ig in good order. This property is capd able >of very much greater improvep ment and is eminently suited for subdivision. Good 6-roomed Bungalow (all electric), washhouse, wood shed, double carshed, cow shed. etc. □ New 3-stand shearing shed (60 x 40), yards and dip. Stock can be taken over at valu)3 ation. = Terms: 10 per cent, at fall of hammer, balance on delivery date to be arranged. THE FARMERS’ CO-OP. and NEWTON KING, LTD., Auctioneers, Stratford and Branches. Or MESSRS N. H. MOSS and TILL, Solicitors, Stratford. 3767 ’S THE FARMERS’. r THE FARMERS’. FARMS FOR SALE; js NORTH CANTERBURY—d 1475 ACRES, capable of development. Sunny country, should y eventually carry 3000 sheep. £lO d per acre. CLOSE TO CHRISTCHURCH—d 148 ACRES. Grows good crops, d oats, lucerne, and clovers. Bitumen road. Comfortable home. BANKS PENINSULA—s 800 ACRES, Crown Leasehold. As a going concern, sweet graz1S ing country. Lovely Bungalow, ( magnificent view. If PLAINS LAND—--1200 ACRES: 1000 ewes and re!S placements. Excellent pastures: e lucerne, cocksfoot and sub-clover. e Good turnip and rape crops. Full e range farm buildings. Fleeces > 111 b, Lambing 110 per cent. n NORTH CANTERBURY—■t 160 ACRES, on the Coast (115 K acres strong, easy hill country. d balance suitable for market gardening.) Practically no frost. Main dwelling, every possible convenience. Also 2 smaller Dwellings (holiday letting). Glorious view overlooking the Ocean. Land will , grow early crops prolifically. FULL PARTICULARS FROM N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD., Cashel street, Christchurch, ’I M.R.E.I. y !- FURNITURE Removals and Storage, 3, including Saturdays. Expert work. 5. ’Phone Whittakers, 89-759. M.W.S.