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AUCTIONS EE3ES3 ADDINGTON SALE TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1968 STORE CATTLE We will offer: On account MR N. McBREEN. “Marawera.” Waiau: 15 18-month-old Hereford Heifers. < Empty.) Inoculated. On account MR J. LUNDY, “Drumalig Downs.” Okuku: 20 Hereford-A.A. Cross Steer Calves. 20 Hereford A.A. Cross Heifer Calves. On account MR J. McK. PUGH. "The Conway.” Waiau: 26 A.A. and A.A. Cross Steer Calves. On account MR W. E. MULLIGAN. Hawarden: 7 A.A. Steer Calves. 7 A.A. Heifer Calves. STORE SHEEP On account MR J. D. GALLAGHER. “Rakahuri.” Okuku: 400 Shorn Romney Wether Lambs. Fat and forward condition. Annua! Draft. On account MR J. REX JOHNS. I “Waverley.” Culverden: 200 Woolly Corriedale Wether j Lambs. Forward condi- ■ tion. Dipped and sound! in the feet. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD. Auctioneers. Christchurch. 3437 I gas™ ADDINGTON SALE SPECIAL ENTRY THURSDAY, MAY 2,1968 On account of ST JAMES STATION HANMER SPRINGS 250 Two and a half year old Hereford, A.A. and A.A. I Hereford Cross Steers. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD. Auctioneers. Christchurch. 3436 PRELIMINARY NOTICE IMPLEMENT SALE RANGIORA TO BE HELD IN OUR CAR PARK FRIDAY, MAY 17th, 1968, At 12.15 p.m. Our mid-year sale of Implements, Machinery and Sundries will be held in our Car Park on the above date. Entries are invited for this fixture, and, can be made by contacting any of our agents, or Phone 8189*. Rangiora. A list of entries will be published in “The Press” on Sat-* urday, May 4. and at later! dates. Entries will be offered ini order of acceptance, and must be in our Car Park by 5.30: p.m. Thursday. May 16. preferably earlier in the week. PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE WILL BE NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON DAY OF SALE. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD. Auctioneers and Licensed Motor Vehicle Dealers, RANGIORA

PUBLIC AUCTION "PAPATAHI" 545 ACRES THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP, ASSN. LTD, have received instructions from Mr A. R. Kiddey to offer his well appointed property for sale by Public Auction in our Land Sales Room, Cashel Street, on— THURSDAY, MAY 2nd, AT 2.30 p.m. 20 miles from Christchurch 7 miles from Dunsandel. STOCK CARRIED;. 1705 Corriedale Ewes 319 Hoggets ’ 36 Rams 55 Head Cattle PRODUCTION: lOJlb Wool, 110 per cent lambing with 90 per cent of the lambs sold fat before Christmas. This is good healthy stock country and produces some of the first lambs drafted in Canterbury. With a regular topdressing programme the carrying capacity could be greatly increased and small seeds could be harvested. SUBDIVISION: WATER; SUPPLY; COVER: 23 main paddocks subdivided by post and wire fences and young shelter belts. Well watered by reliable County Races. Present cover includes 123 acres of Lucerne, 30 acres Swedes-Chou, 20 acres Turnips and 122 acres of young pastures. BUILDINGS: Modern brick home of six main rooms with all possible conveniences set in attractive gardens and lawns. Three bedroomed Cottage, GranaryImplement Shed, Woolshed, 2 Haysheds, Concrete Sheep Yards, Shower Dip, Cattle Yards. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Present capacity which has been achieved with virtually no topdressing points to the s“®***? of this P ro P ert y an d its tremendous potential. With its close proximity to Christchurch, attractive homestead, young shelter belts and good subdivision, Yhis unit has special appeal which ensures its reliability as a sound investment as either Stud or Flock sheep and cattle unit. Mr Kiddey, who has purchased another property, is a genuine seller and would negotiate a sale prior to Auction. We can completely recommend this property and suggest an early inspection to all those desirous of obtaining a sound property with good potential. For full details and arrangements to inspect, contact the Auctioneers:— N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP, ASSN, LIMITED, Phone 71-699. 7929