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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30769, 5 June 1965, Page 41

AUCTIONS PUBLIC AUCTION 83 AC. 2 RDS. 20P. WAIPARA GLENMARK On account MR lAN STEVENSON In uur Land Sales Room, Cashel street, OX TUESDAY, JUNE 29, AT 2.15 P.M. SITUATION; On Main PictonBiuff Highway, 39 miles from Christchurch. LAND: Heavy silt loam capable of exceptional production of pasture or crops. Well subdivided, topdressed and limed. Fifty per cent can be irrigated. CARRYING CAPACITY: At present running 190 ewes, 13 cows, and 12-acre crop. In the past has milked 30 Cows and replacements, or could run 350 ewes. IMPROVEMENTS: House, neat 16-year-old Bungalow. 3 bedrooms. Well maintained and in good order; in attractive position. DAIRY <2-bail double up), Hay Shed <2OOO bales), 4 Pig Units. Fowlhouse <2OO fowls), Implement and Store Shed. All in good order. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: For those contemplating semi-retire-ment or those wanting a small unit close to all facilities, this property would be unequalled. The land and improvements lend themselves to any type of farming desired. Owner selling only to purchase bigger unit. Stock and plant would be sold at valuation. For further particulars and arrangement to inspect, please contact — N Z FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., STOCK and STATION AGENTS, CASHEL ST.. CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 71-699. Vendor s Solicitors: HARPER. PASCOE. BUCHANAN and PENLINGTON. 118 Hereford street. 3603 PUBLIC AUCTION 291ACRES1 ROOD 31 PERCHES FREEHOLD LAND AND IMPROVEMENTS, GREENPARK On account of the Trustees in the Estate of the late CHARLES ANDREW. IN OUR LAND SALES ROOM, CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ON JUNE 30. AT 2.15 P.M.

SITUATION: 1$ miles from Greenpark School and Hall and 16 miles from Christchurch. IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDE. DWELLING: Two-storey Bungalow. 14 rooms, 6 bedrooms, large living rooms, and other usual appointments. A really grand home set in attractive shrubs and trees, well painted, and in good order. WOOLSHED: Weatherboard, iron roof, 2-Stand. IMPLEMENT SHEDS: Three separate buildings in sound condition. GRANARY. GARAGE. SINGLE MANS QUARTERS. SWIM DIP AND SHEEP YARDS. SUBDIVISION AND SHELTER: Subdivided into 13 main paddocks by gorse and wire, post, stake and netting fences. There has been an extensive tree planting programme which provides good stock shelter. WATER SUPPLY: By artesian wells. SOILS: Ranging from heavy to light silt loams with subsoils varying from clay to sand, so allowing for easy stock management. COVER: 17 ac. Wheat. 32 ac. Turnips and Grass. 26 ac. New Grass. 5 ac. Fallow 14 ac. Lucerne. 2 ac. Potatoes. Balance permanent pasture. CARRYING CAPACITY. At present running 600 ewes and replacements with approximately 22 acres of crop, the unit is being conservatively farmed. AUCTIONEERS NOTE. This eale offers a rare opportunity to purchase a block of land that lends itself admirably to either sheep or dairy farming: it would be ideal as a stud unit. Having a wide range of *oils, the property has good grass growth throughout the year. It is close to all amenities and connected to Christchurch by tar-sealed road. With irrigation and further drainage the production could be greatly increased. Inspection strictlv by appointment with the AUCTIONEERS:

NZ. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD., STOCK and STATION AGENTS, CASHEL ST.. CHRISTCHURCH. Vendor s Solicitors: THOMPSON. RALPH. SHAW, ATKINSON and REA. 168 Hereford street, Christchurch. 3603 GORE STOCK AGENTS’ ASSOCIATION EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE HEADING AND LAMBING DOGS GORE SHOWGROUNDS THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1965. Entries are invited for the abovementioned Sale, and will close with any of the Stock Firms at Gore on Monday, July 5. 1965 at 5 p.m. Entry forms available on application. VENDORS PLEASE NOTE: No dog will be offered unless a trial is given on the Ground. All dogs must have current dosing certificate, and owners will be required to present this for inspection together with 1965 registration collar. Entries should state age, name and sex. POST ENTRIES CANNOT BE ACCEPTED. ENTRY FEE: fl per dog 2637