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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31042, 23 April 1966, Page 42

AUCTIONS IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION GREENDALE 340 Acres Freehold, 50 Acres Leasehold Mm oi ■ ‘' Excellent fat lamb, cropping and small seeds unit TOGETHER WITH Full Complement of Buildings ON ACCOUNT Messrs c. x m. McLaughlin ON TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1966 AT 2.30 P.M. IN OUR LAND SALES ROOM, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH IF NOT SOLD PRIVATELY PRIOR TO AUCTION Situated 4) miles from Darfield, five miles from Greendale and 31 miles from Christchurch by mainly sealed roads. SUBDIVIDED Into 21 main paddocks by very good post and wire and gorse and wire fencing and watered in all paddocks by County Races. COVER 59 acres undersown red clover and perennial ryegrass, 10 acres undersown Montgomery clover, 16 acres undersown white clover, 14 acres turnips and Italian 23 acres Greenfeed oats, 12 acres Lupins (for green manure) 28 acres cocksfoot and clover, 10 acres Italian stubble, 28 acres Lucerne, and cocksfoot recently sown. Balance pasture 2-5 years yields 80 bushels wheat 90 bushels barley, 100 bushels oats, 60 bushels patridge peas, 55 bushels Italian, three bags dressed red clover and 2} bags dressed white clover per acre plus satisfactory yields of potatoes and most other crops have been harvested in the past. Last season 109 acres cereals and 97 acres of small seeds were harvested and 8000 bales of hay and 2000 bales of straw were also taken. The land is in excellent heart and all pastures have been well limed and are topdressed annually. IMPROVEMENTS House No. 1 of 2600 square feet, six years old in a picturesque setting of established trees, spacious lawns, shrubs, etc., comprising four bedrooms, sunroom, lounge, dining room, office, modern kitchen (eye level oven, stainless steel bench, etc.), laundry, bathroom, toilet, mud room with basin and toilet and a large garage all under one roof. Fibrous plaster lined throughout, this house is in new condition. House No. 2 of three bedrooms, lounge, kitchendinette, laundry, etc., all usual conveniences. This house has been remodernised and redecorated throughout and is set in well kept established surroundings. OUTBUILDINGS Shearing shed, two stand 120 ewe capacity, new sheep yards, sheep shower, steel hay barn (new) 60ft x 24ft and wooden barn, capacity of both barns 5000 bales. Also baler shed, header truck and tool shed, tractor shed and large workshop incorporating full size greasing pit STOCK This property has been farmed very successfully as an agricultural and small seed unit with the owner buying in and wintering 1000 wethers and 70 head of cattle. It is conservatively estimated that a flock of 1200 ewes with cropping could be run successfully. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This neat compact unit has been farmed by the McLaughlin family for almost 60 years. The district with a 35 inch rainfall and good medium-heavy soils is recognised as some of the best cropping and healthiest sheep country in Canterbury, several of the farms in the neighbourhood being stud units. A feature of this property is the high standard of the improvements, buildings, fencing, etc. and an intending buyer would have little expense in the near future; the main homestead in particular has been well designed and built with the very best of materials. Mr McLaughlin has planted and double fenced all the road frontage and several internal fence lines with Deodaras, Arizonicas, etc., to good effect This unique offering presents an opportunity for discriminating buyers to acquire an attractive farm in one of the best known cropping and fattening districts of Canterbury. INSPECTION Strictly by appointment with the Auctioneers. For full particulars and arrangements to inspect, contact:— N.Z. FARMERS' CO OP. ASSN. LTD., Stock and Station Agents, CHRISTCHURCH. M.R.E.I.N.Z. SOLICITORS FOR THE VENDOR: Messrs Spiller and Blunt, 118 Hereford Street. 8274 PUBLIC AUCTION 7 ACRES 14,9 PERCHES MARSHLAND ROAD r _j|_' WE HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED by Mr A. J. Wilcox to offer his very desirable holding for Public Auction on TUESDAY, MAY 17,1966 2.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. IN OUR LAND SALES ROOM, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. DETAILS: HOUSE: A spacious (approx. 1250 sq. ft) brick residence containing two bedrooms, both with large built-in wardrobes, separate dining room, lounge, kitchen, laundry and bathroom. Modern well appointed kitchen, stainless steel bench, electric range and plenty of bench space and storage. The house, which is back from the road, is set out with neat lawns and shrubs. SHED: 30 x 16 soundly built, in good condition with two large sliding doors. GENERAL: Mr Wilcox has been growing onions, potatoes and pumpkins on heavy silt land. It is in excellent heart and would grow any crop desired. Four watering points through the centre of the property allow small spray nozzles to be fitted. Being only seven miles from, the Square this would be an ideal businessman's residence, with plenty of scope for development. Please note this property is not on the peaty soils. Inspection strictly by appointment with the Auctioneers only. For full particulars contact:— N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD., STOCK and STATION AGENTS, CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. M.R.E.I.N.Z. Solicitors for the Vendor: — E. J. CORCORAN & SON, 34 NEW REGENT STREET. 3164