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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32234, 28 February 1970, Page 44

|AUCTIONSi IMPORTANT PUBLIC AUCTION 150 Acres 3 Roods 39 Perches i Freehold - • Im ■ EXCELLENT CROPPING, t i GRAZING and FATTENING LAND at Southbridge o ON ACCOUNT TRUSTEES OF THE ESTATE OF 0 S. J. Graham ■ ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH ° 18, 1970 AT 3.00 P.M. IN OUR LAND SALES ROOM. CASHEL STREET | PARTICULARS: LAND: ' The soils on this property would be some of the best in ■ the Ellesmere district being r naturally fertile, free and eas- •' I ily worked. The property is well 1 suited to growing wheat, barley, white clover, peas, potatoes, etc. Present cover includes 60 C acres stubble with the balance of the property being sown down in pedigree Hl and white clover pastures. ( SUBDIVISION AND WATER SUPPLY: Subdivided into'l3 main pad-: docks by gorse and wire and slake and netting fences and ( watered by artesian springs and creeks. FINANCE: THE TRUSTEES ARE PRE-|( PARED TO ADVISE A SUBSTAN-1 TIAL SUM ON FIRST MORTGAGE TO AN APPROVED PURCHASER BUILDINGS: HOUSE: Weatherboard bunga- ( low containing six main rooms, kitchen with electric range. Formica bench. electric hot water service, septic tank. etc. Laundry and storeroom attached. I OUTBUILDINGS: Implement! shed, store shed with header I shed attached and garage. ( l AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: I The realisation of this estate on most favourable terms gives I local farmers the opportunity of j< I acquiring additional land capable of diversified production.' With Harts Creek flowing through the property there is ample scope for intensive farming. Being only 4 miles from ( Lceston and 2$ miles to Southbridge with school bus at the gate we confidently recommend inspection to anyone looking for a high producing compact unit. Inspection strictly by ap. I pointment with the Auctioneers: a I N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. ! LTD. a ’ CHRISTCHURCH LEESTON i M.R.E.1.N.Z., j Solicitors for the Vendor: , ■ GOODMAN, LEETE and CORDNER. 90 Hereford Street, Christchurch. ' 4646 { iGFSriwS’ PUBLIC AUCTION . 50 ACRE OHOKA s t< R We have been favoured with M instructions from Mr R. J. and B Mrs M. E. Vickery, Jacksons, Road, Ohoka (who are buying a larger property) to offer this very versatile property for Pub-l- . lie Auction in our Land Sales Room. Rangiora, on i FRIDAY, MARCH 20. 1970. AT 2.15 P.M. The property will be offered first as a unit of 50 acres, and if not sold, in two blocks as follows: BLOCK A 30 acres of Temuka silt loam : excellent grass growing on crop, iping soils, situated on Jack--isons Road. Ohoka. only 12; ! miles from Christchurch, alongside township and approxiI mately quarter mile to primary I school. SUBDIVISION - Nine main paddocks all fenced off. a permanent formed race with drinking water, by | creeks and troughs. i COVER 26 Acres grass and clover pas-; | ture in good heart, approx. 4 i acres worked for new grass. ■ BUILDINGS Modernised bungalow contain- { < ing 4 bedrooms, kitchen, all! * mod. conv., living room, lounge.l bathroom and laundry. Near! . hew 4-cow dairy, pig fattening shed, holds 50 porkers. Farrow-; ing shed with 6 pens. 2000-bale . hay shed, garage and work-, shop. Implement shed, BLOCK B ' 20 Acres adjacent to Block A,| similar soils in excellent heart,; subdivided into four main paddocks, well fenced and watered,! 15 acres in permanent grass and! clover pasture, 5 acres worked! for new grass, there are no’ buildings on this block. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: | = This is a tidy, well laid out! unit in an excellent situation that must grow In value, farmedover the past few years as a ■ butterfat dairy farm with supporting pigs the property has' carried 30 milking cows, 5 year-, lings, 8 calves. 2 bulls and 22 breeding sows and on an average of 1400 bales of hay being cut annually without irrigation. Conditions of sale are available from the vendors’ soliciItors, Messrs Helmorc, Smith, . Ivan Asch and Bowron, Rangiora. I Inspection by appointiffent only. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. 8 « ASSOCIATION, LTD, RANGIORA. S en AUCTIONEERS AND M.R.E.I.N.Z. If* After hours Ph. «262, Rangiora.: 4705 *