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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31042, 23 April 1966, Page 41

AUCTIONS AUCTION SALE ON ACCOUNT GOVT. STORES BOARD OF SURPLUS STORES AND CUSTOMS SEIZED GOODS At The M.O.W. BULK STORE, 211 BLENHEIM ROAD, SATURDAY, APRIL 30,1966, COMMENCING 10 A.M. Offering Comprises ; CUSTOMS SEIZED GOODS: 8 m.m. Mov.e Camera; Translator Rad.os, large and small; Wristlet Watches; Lad.es Umbrellas; Men's Leather Jackets; I Quantity Cigarettes and Tobacco; Binoculars: Car Radio; i Straw Hals; One Noodle Making Machine (Hong Kong made). ALSO—- ■ FULL RANGE OF SURPLUS GOODS INCLUDING— Electrical Equipment: Aircraft • Tools; Twelve Typewriters; Three Electric Calculators; i Frank.ng Machine; Men s and Women's Air Force Clothing; Red and White Pine Timber; 1000 Haversacks: 1000 Packs; Office Furniture; Four 241 n Motor • Mowers; Five I.E.L, Chainsaws; ■ 44 Gallons Boiled Linseed Oil; Broom and Wade Air Compressor: Large Quantity v.I.R. Power Cable; Large Quantity Galvanised Nuts and Bolts. ' ALSO— I "Frtgldalre'' Refrigerator and Cooler: Bacon SJlcer: Two Sets "Avery" Scales; Burroughs Adding Machine; Three Electric > Ranges; 94 Steel Ammunition Boxes; 23 Wooden Ammunition . Boxes. ’ INSPECTION: ! Good may be Inspected on ’ Friday. April 29, 1966, between • the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m at the Bulk Store, Blenheim road. CATALOGUES: These are available at M.O.W. Office and the Auctioneers. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD.. Auctioneers, CHRISTCHURCH. 2llB ' PUBLIC AUCTION : 137 ACRES ■ Motukarara DAIRY & CROPPING FARM ! TO BE SOLD 5 ON ACCOUNT OF ; MR DON MILLER ON ■ THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1966, 2.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. In Our Land Sales Room, Cashel Street, SITUATION: The 40-acre block Is divided Into two paddocks, one each side of the Main Akaroa Highway. The 97-acre block has road frontage to the McQueens Valley road and Main Akaroa highway. The homestead block is approximately 18 miles from Christchurch. NO. 1 BLOCK: 97 Acres, 2 roods, 7 Perches BUILDINGS: Weatherboard Bungalow of four bedrooms, lounge, kftchen/dinette, bathroom and laundry. Septic tank, dual hot water, and all other usual conveniences. IMPLEMENT SHED: Three implement bays, a closed-in workshop with a concrete floor, and also a manure shed with raised wooden floor and concrete loading ramp. COWSHED-DAIRY: Two cow double up walk through, good concrete yard. PIG FATTENING HOUSE: Constructed of concrete block, fully Insulated and built to the latest design. HAY BARN: Timber and iron, four-bay, holds 2090 bales. SUBDIVISION: WATER SUPPLY: Subdivided into nine main paddocks by post and wire fencing. Water is supplied by artesian well. SOILS AND COVER: The property is all of a sandy loam, apart from 17 acres fallowed. The block is all in pasture. NO. 2 BLOCK: 40 Acres 0 Roods 16 Perches This block Is in two paddocks. 25 acres Is In Mother Lucerne, to be harvested for seed this year. Balance in pasture. Water supplied from bores and troughs. POSSESSION: July 14, 1966. ORDER OF SALE: The property will be offered as one lot and if not sold will then be offered in two blocks as described above. , AUCTIONEER S NOTE: Very seldom do blocks of this type come up for public auction. All flat and workable, this unit would be a valuable addition to any hill property as a source of hay, winter forage crops or summer fattening feed. Mr Miller has been running the unit successfully, milking cows and harvesting cereal and small seeds. Lucerne grows particularly well in these free working soils of this district, and each year a bigger area is closed for lucerne seed. This unit could be self-sup-porting, having a good cowshed dairy and an extra good fattening house for pigs. For full particulars and arrangements to inspect contact:— N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LIMITED, STOCK AND STATION AGENT. CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. M.R.E.I.N.Z. Solicitors for the Vendor: DUNCAN COTTERILL & CO., CATHEDRAL SQUARE 8233