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AUCTIONS IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION BANKS PENINSULA SHEEP AND CATTLE GRAZING AND FATTENING PROPERTY 450 ACRES FREEHOLD TOGETHER WITH IMPROVEMENTS TO BE OFFERED IN BLOCKS v situated LE BONS BAY on account MRS E. E. TRUMAN on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 at 2.30 p.m. Pyne, Gould, Guinness Limited have received instructions to offer for sale by Public Auction in their Cashel Street Land Sales Room as above SITUATION: This property is situated in the heart of Le Bons Bay and approximately 55 miles from Christchurch bv tar sealed road SUBDIVISION AND WATER: Ten main paddocks by good post and wire fences and well watered by springs and creeks BUILDINGS: Sound W.B. Bungalow set in attractive surroundings comprising 3 bedrooms. 2 living rooms, kitchen, laundry and bathroom. Toilet ex Septic Tank plus all modern conveniences. OUTBUILDINGS: 2-stand woolshed holds 230 sheep. New Hayshed (1200 bale). Shearers quarters. Woodshed and Toolshed combined. Single garage. STOCK: SHEEP: 800 Romney Ewes 250 Ewe Hoggets CATTLE: 70 head Cattle, normal carrying. SCHOOLING: This property is very well serviced, having a Primary School within 100 yards and a high school bus passing the gate SALE OF PROPERTY IN LOTS Please note that the property shall be offered firstly as a unit and if not sold, as follows: LOT 1: Homestead block, comprising approximately 217 acres. LOT 2: 233 acres approximately, bare land. POSSESSION: One month from date of Auction. MORTGAGE FINANCE: Generous first mortgage finance will be available to approved purchasers. STOCK AND PLANT: Mav be taken over at valuation. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE: This first-class grazing block, all lying to the sun. comprises typical Banks Peninsula valleys, hills and spurs with an average rainfall of 35 inches. It is an easy worked one-man unit and. with further topdressing and oversowing, production could be readily increased. For further details and arrangements to inspect please contact the Auctioneers: PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS LIMITED, Cashel Street, Christchurch. Vendor’s Solicitors: Messrs Meares, Williams, Holmes and Booker. 4003 PUBLIC AUCTION CROPPING, GRAZING AND FATTENING LAND 344 ACRES FREEHOLD AND 14 ACRES RAILWAY LEASE DARFIELD ON ACCOUNT MR j. H. BULLOCK, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1970, at 2.30 p.m. PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LIMITED have received instructions to offer for sale, by Public Auction, as above, in their Cashel Street Land Sales Room. This first-class, mixed unit is situated on Creyke Road, within two miles of Darfield township, and comprises first-class medium agricultural and fattening land. STOCK: The vendor normally carries 1000 Corriedale and half-bred ewes, plus 100 hoggets. SUBDIVISION: Into 26 main paddocks by post and wire, netting and gorse fences with excellent water supply ex County Race. CONDITION: 27 acres wheat 55 acres barley, 15 acres peas, 15 acres oats, 70 acres lucerne, 33 acres turnips and grass mixture, balance, pasture. BUILDINGS: Weatherboard bungalow with iron roof comprising five double bedrooms, large lounge, living room, kitchen, bathroom, laundry with shower and washbasin. Also modern conveniences including inside toilet with Septic Tank. OUTBUILDINGS: Store shed. 60ft x 30ft concrete block granary and implement shed, 60ft x 30ft concrete block implement shed, haybarn, 1500 bales, fowlhouses, piggery, concrete block dairy, garage. AUCTIONEER S NOTE: This first-class unit situated in the heart of the sought-after Darfield district offers intending purchasers the opportunity to buy an ideal mixed unit handy to all township facilities and capable of producing excellent returns. PLEASE NOTE: This property will be offered first as a whole and if not sold will be offered as follows:—274 acres homestead block, plus 14 acres Railway Lease. PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS LIMITED. Cashel Street Christchurch. Auctioneers. Vendor’s Solicitors: Messrs. Matson, Marshall and Butler. 4491 $ Sound Investment I For a small outlay “Press” Classified Advertising offers the ideal means to a quick return. “The Press" is read by MORE people with MORE TO SPEND, and reaches more readers than any other South Island daily newspaper Take a POSITIVE step to good marketing J SELL THROUGH “PRESS” CLASSIFIEDS J Dial 68-939