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AUCTIONS N-M-A ADDINGTON SALE WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18, 1964 ADULT SWEEP: Account MR D. D. McKAY, "Ben Nevis.” Hammer Springs: 180 5-year-old Romney Ewes. Sound in feet Aiccount ESTATE F. J. D. PARSONS, "Kei Runga.” Waiau: 140 Two-tooth Romney Ewes, plunge dipped. Sound in feet. Account MR D. McLBAN, "Glenshee," Waiau: 140 5-year Corriedale Ewes. Account NORTH CANTERBURY CT .TENT ■' 200 5-year Corriedale Ewes. Pre Lamb shorn. Account ESTATE G. L. RUTHERFORD. “Connemara,’’ Parnassus: 160 Two-tooth Romney Ewes. Shower dipped. August shorn. Account MR C. H. UPHAM, ‘‘Lansdowne,’’ Hundalee: 300 5-year Corriedale Ewes. Account MR D. S. COSTELLO, “Springs Terrace,” Cheviot: 90 Two-tooth Corriedale Ewes. 60 Five-year Corriedale Ewes. Plunge dipped, sound in the feet. Account OWEN and C. H. GRAY, "Brookdale," Parnassus: 350 Two - tooth Corriedale Ewes, also—--12 Two-tooth Romney Rams, Plunge dipped. LAMBS: Account CLIENT: 140 Romney Ewe Lambs. On account R. T. WATSON, Rotomanu: 1 Six-month Pure-bred Landrace Boar. 1 Six-month Pure-bred Landrace Sow. NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. OF N.Z, LTD. Auctioneers, CHRISTCHURCH. 3489 N-M-A MOLESWORTH SPECIAL ANNUAL SALE at ADDINGTON SALEYARDS, Wednesday, March 18, 1964. Commencing 12 noon. 1000 STEERS 1000 STEERS On account: LANDS AND SURVEY DEPT. MOLESWORTH STATION 1000 Two and a half and Three and a half year Aberdeen Angus, Hereford and Aberdeen Angus Hereford Cross Steers. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE:— These cattle comprise the annual well known draft from Molesworth Station. They will come forward in excellent condition, all dehorned, very quiet and are well handled. They will be offered in truck lots. DALGETY and NEW ZEALAND LOAN, LTD., N.Z. FARMER’S CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LTDNATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. of N.Z., LTD., Auctioneers in Conjunction. Christchurch. 2078 N-M-A IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION 609 ACRES 0 ROODS 21 PERCHES RENEWABLE LEASE On Account of Mr George Cralb, "Keswick,” Orari Bridge, GeraWine. On FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 1964, at 2 P.M. at our Agency Yards, Geraldine THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mr George Craib, “Keswick,” Orari Bridge, Geraldine, to offer for sale by Public Auction at the Geraldine Agency as above, 609 acres 0 roods 21 perches, 33-year Renewable Lease, Ist July, 1950, rental £l9l 9s 6d less 10 per cent, for prompt payment. Five miles from Geraldine by tar-sealed road. School Bus at gate. This property is all flat, and comprises approximately 200 acres of medium soil, the balance being light shingle country, subdivided into 16 paddocks, and watered by county races. BUILDINGS: a seven-roomed wooden dwelling (in quite fair order) comprising four bedrooms, living-room, lounge, kitchen (recently renovated), electric light, telephone, garage, shed, new haybarn, large wooden shed, wool and implement shed (will hold 100 ewes), sheep yards and circular dip. CONDITION: At present there are approximately 42 acres in turnips and grass, 18 acres in lucerne, 23 acres to be sown in wheat or oats, and 100 acres of 1-5-year grass, and the balance of approximately 400 acres is of light shingle soil with native grasses. STOCK: In addition to 20-30 acres of crop, the property carries 580 mixed age Romney Cross ewes, 182 ewe hoggets, 20 rams and dry sheep, and 100 Merino sheep. TERMS: 10 per cent on the fall of the hammer, balance in cash on possession. Possession on the Ist of May. 1964. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This property offers prospective buyers the opportunity of buying a very conveniently situated property, which would adequately suit a back country run-holder for wintering sheep, a neighbour for increasing his holding, or a young man with limited capital to set up farming. For further particulars and arrangements to inspecty. apply: NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. of N.Z., LTD., Timaru and Geraldine. 3447 ADVERTISEMENTS RESULTS YOU CAN DEPEND ON Many thousands of people are attracted daily by this most practical section. It’s filled wito profitable opportunities ann items of interest. . There are things to buy. things to sell, services wanted accommodation available—find the help you want, or any of the hundreos of services in which “The Press” Want Advertisements get result*.