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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30342, 18 January 1964, Page 5

A Most Important Announcement "WesteUa Farm,'' Feilding TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION ' *, s *• • z r z >.. : - More Is o raiqu* opportunity to acquire one of the finest Stud or fattening forms In the Dominion 341 ACRES 341 ACRES To be offered for sale on account of MR J A. RUSSELL in the FEILDING CIVIC CENTRE on FRIDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, 1964, at 2.30 P.M. This truly magnificent property which is some of the best country in the Dominion is all flat and is comprised of strong, naturally tertile, free draining alluvial loam which is suited to all types of forming including Stud Breeding, fattening and all types of cropping. The property is situated approximately Ij miles from Feilding which is one of the best stock selling centres in the country and if is within 1 mile of freezing works and 10 miles from Palmerston North City. The amenities are second to none. Subdivision is into 36 paddocks by first class post and wire fences all with H.P. water. Where necessary there are tile drains. Buildings comprise magnificent homestead built of all selected heart timbers containing large spacious lounge, music room, banquet room, hall, bedrooms, bathrooms and office. Separate servants quarters. Large kitchen with double Aga stove plus electric stove. The grounds are tastefuly laid out in native flowering and deciduous trees and there is a tennis court, orchard, etc. There are 5 cottages all with modern appointments and a 4-stand woolshed, garages, stables, hay and implement sheds. Carrying Capacity—at present the property is run as a stud farm and stock includes stud shorthorns, romneys and southdowns. Run as a straight fattening unit the property would carry an estimated 1800 breeding ewes and 110 station cattle. SPECIAL TERMS The vendor is prepared to leave half the purchase price in on first mortgage for a term of 5 years at 6% per annum. This auction offers an unparalleled opportunity to acquire one of New Zealand's finest properties and it is offered for genuine sale. We can make no higher recommendation. Further Particulars and Conditions of Sale from the Vendor's Solicitors Messrs Mclntyre, taylor & seddon, feilding. or the Auctioneers— DALGETY AND NEW ZEALAND LOAN LIMITED (Inc. in Eng.) M.R.E.I.NX Palmerston North. ’Phone 88-093. After Hours 78-093 or 78-043, P.N. NOTE Inspection by appointment only.

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