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AUCTIONS PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION SOUTH CANTERBURY FARM OUTSTANDING SHEEP AND AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY 382 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, on ACCOUNT OF MR C. PERKINS • HADLOW PARK.” HADLOW, 4 MILES FROM TIMARU. TO BE HELD IN R.S.A. HALL. TIMARU on FRIDAY, 7TH APRIL, 1961, AT 2.30 P.M. PYNE GOULD GUINESS. LIMITED, in conjunction with WRIGHT STEPHENSON. LIMITED, have been favoured with instructions from Mr C. Pei kins to offer for sale by Public Auction at the above time and place, his outstanding sheep and agricultural property, particulars of which are as follows: SITUATION:—The property is situated 4 miles west from the city of Timaru Boundary. Access is by tarsealed road to the gate LAND:—3B2 acres of rich rolling downs all of which can be worked with a wheel tractor. All the land has been limed with approximately 3 tons of lime and sown with good seed. The farm is subdfved into 17 paddocks with new fences and well watered by Downslands Water Supply. PRESENT CONDITION:—4O acres of Winterfeed Oats. 27 acre* prepared for Wheat. 16 acres Lucerne. Balance in rotational grass. Sufficient Hay will be left to feed the normal winter Stocking. BUILDINGS:—Very sound 7 room wooden house in delightful setting, comprising 4 bedrooms, lounge, dining room, large kitchen and coal and electric ranges, washhouse, pantry and inside toilet OUTBUILDINGS:—Sound Woolshed/200 sheepyards and dip, new haybarn, implement shed, men’s quarters and cowbail. STOCK: —The stock normally wintered consist of. 1180 Breeding Ewes. 300 Hoggets. 35 Adult Cattle. SERVICES:— A Primary School Bus passes the gate with a Secondary School Bus within a j mile from the gate. Daily mail. !• TERMS:-—lO% on day of the sale. Balance on possession which Will be one month from dav of sale. NOTE:—“Hadlow* Park” could be described as one of the most desirable farms of South Canterbury. It consists of the I well known rich rolling downs splendidly suited for sheep n and agriculture. Very heavy yields of wheat, ryegrass and white clover are obtained with the minimum of effort. Large proportions of the lambs go off the Mothers and additional lambs are bought in to fatten. The house is in a r beautiful setting and the view' is unsurpassed. There is an e , artificial lake of approximately 2 acres. This is a property the auctioneers can really recommend. Further particulars apply:— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, LTD., , PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. n TIMARU OR BRANCHES, Auctioneers in Conjuction. 7976 IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION R.S.A. HALL, HAWERA - FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1961 AT 11 A.M. 306 ACRES OF ONE OF THE BEST GRAZING. FATTENING. OR DAIRYING PROPERTIES. OF ITS SIZE, TO COME ON THE MARKET FOR MANY YEARS. The Farmers’ Co-operative Organisation Society of New Zealand, Limited, favoured with instructions from McLachlan and . Company. Opunake, Ltd., to offer by public auction as above, * this desirable property situated Nopera Road, Piharna. ' Buildings comprise: Comfortable 3 bedroom dwelling udth II outside man s room; 2 stand wool shed and implement shed, “ together with yards, dip, etc., all situated on the 130 acresThe property will firstly be offered as a whole and in tha event of a purchaser not being forthcoming it will then be offered in two parcels: First: 176 acres without buildings but w*ell subdivided. 1 1 Secondly: 130 acres on which all the buildings are situated. 1 This farm has been in the hands of the family for just on s eighty years and comes on the market only due to the advancing age of the owners. j Rarely does an opportunity occur of acquiring a property of £ I thi£ size and quality, so well situated close to school, rail, saleyards and other amenities that inspection is strongly recoms mended to all those on a look-out for a really good piece of e land suitable to many alternative types of farming. For inspection and conditions of sale apply to the Agents of the vendors’ solicitors, Messrs Horner and Bums, Hawera, or any branch of the Auctioneers. The Farmers’ Co-operative Organisation Society of New Zealand. Limited. DAY PHONE 5009. NIGHT PHONE 7191. 0 j "AVONHEAD" WELL KNOWN HISTORICAL HOMESTEAD ' GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE p Definitely To Be Sold £ By Public Auction r (Unless previously sold by Private Treaty) MONDAY, APRIL 17, AT 2 P.M. IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS * 121 WORCESTER STREET No. 93 Avonhead Rd. COMPLETELY PRIVATE AND SHELTERED Beautiful old English trees, lawms and woodland. Minimum ? upkeep costs s ; DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE-5 BEDROOMS Three excellent Living Rooms, Modern Single Storey. : I’/4 - 4 ACRES r*; ? ' House Site and Grounds, also available. Paddock immediately ? subdividable into 9 House Sites. t ■LARGE PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL - ASPHALT TENNIS COURT ’ NEW BRICK HUNTING STABLES—i CARAVAN SHED AND DOUBLE GARAGE WONDERFUL FACILITIES FOR RECREATION AND HEALTHY PLEASURE ; I FINANCE AVAILABLE ARRANGE INSPECTION by appolnti ment only with the auctioneers. LIVINGSTONE and CO. PROPERTY and FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS. 121 WORCESTER STREET. I R. A. YOUNG, HUNTER and COOKE SOLICITORS. | 3444 ADVERTISEMENTS RESULTS YOU CAN "THE DDECC" DEPEND ON rntjj Many thousands of people 'are attracted daily by this most a practical section. It’s filled Ci AVV|£|E|lV 1 with profitable opportunities, la.l_ ■-all IB IJ > and items of interest There are things to buy, things to sell, services wanted, accom- ■ ■■ a modation available—find the ■■ IA I g” J| 111 fi help you want or any of the U| U I JII • | m W hundreds of services in which " V w er# (“The Press’* Want Advertise- |™"“™ 72 A NEW NUMBER 4 ASSURED RESULTS. •