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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32252, 21 March 1970, Page 43

AUCTIONS USfIS/wwS’ IMPORTANT PUBLIC AUCTION “TIKAO” 521 ACRES 1 ROOD 4 PERCHES ON ACCOUNT MISS KATHLEEN CRACROFT WILSON

i We have received instructions | to offer this desirable sheep | and cattle property for sale by s public auction I IN OUR LAND SALES ROOM. ' CASHEL STREET, AT 3 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8, 1970. The property will first be offered for sale as a whole and if not sold will then be offered in blocks as follows: BLOCK A—ss acres 3 roods i 30 perches Subdivided into one paddock i with no buildings, good water supply. BLOCK B—lB4 acres 3 roods 8 perches Subdivided into 2 paddocks with no buildings, good water supply. BLOCK C—269 acres 0 roods 21 perches Subdivided into 14 paddocks with good water supply. Buildings on this block consist of a 4 roomed cottage, woolshed to hdld 300 sheep, whare. small . hdyshed and old dairy. BLOCK D—lo acres 1 rood 25 perches Subdivided into 3 holding paddocks. Buildings include small store shed and implement shed. This block which originally contained the homestead is well planted and established with ornamental fruit and over 50 walnut trees and: would make an ideal site for; a week-end home. PRODUCTION: The property has been running 600 ewes (all lambs fattened) ' and up to 90 head of mixed aged breeding and fattening cattle. The property has been , topdressed and Block C has been oversown with clovers. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: As a unit, this property, which was taken up by the present owners in 1900. comprises a good balance of summer and winter country. It has been conservatively stocked a.id well topdressed by Miss Cracroft Wilson, leaving scope for increased stocking. Being situated 3 miles from Barrys Bay and 3 miles from Wainui and having access to the water’s edge, this property must have a potential for subdivision and development. For people farming in the district and those looking for a start in farming we can thoroughly recommend an early inspection. For full details Including ■ plan of individual blocks and arrangements to inspect, contact the Auctioneers: N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN, LTD. Christchurch, M.R.E.1.N.Z., PHONE 71-699. Sdlicitors for the Vendor: DUNCAN, COTTERILL and CO., Christchurch. ___3l6s ; CLEARING SALE On account MR E. H. MOORE, SOUTH BELT, RANGIORA TOWN SUPPLY i •HERD HAY & PLANT | FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1970 |' COMMENCING 1 P.M. I i STOCK 1 Friesian Heifer, calved. October. 5 Friesian Cows, first to fifth calvers. Calved January. 7 Friesian Cows, first to fifth calvers. Calved February. 4 Friesian Cows, second to seventh calvers. Calved | March. 6 Friesian Cows, second to sixth calvers. Due April. .4 Friesian Cows, second to fourth calvers. Due May. 2 Friesian Cows, fourth and fifth calvers. Due June. 3 Friesian Cows, third to eighth calvers. Due July. 2 Friesian Cows, third and fifth calvers. Due August. 5 Friesian Heifers, due August/September. 6 Friesian Heifers, empty. 1 Pedigree Three and a halfn year Friesian Bull. H HAY ' 2000 Bales Meadow Hay. | 3SO Bales Lucerne Hay. 260 Bales Oaten Hay. n i t I PLANT s. 320-gal. Refrigerated StainL less Steel Milk Vat, Frigidaire t, Freezing Unit, 2 H.P. Motor, s. Efco Milk Lift, Zip 40-gal. Hot II Water Cylinder, New Cane 2i- Cow Doubled Up Milking Machi- ine, Yard Pump, usual Dairy i- Equipment. i? 1939 2-Ton Ford Truck, Mas- ' sey Ferguson 35 Diesel Tractor (2785 hours), Massey Fer- , guson Mower with 6 and sft J’ bars, 3pt Linkage Tray, McCormick 50T Baler, Massey Harris Side Rake, 2 Bft Cambridge Rollers, Sentry Spray Unit (10ft s. boom, 3pt linkage), 2 Farm 1, Trailers, Manure Cart, Bft y Chain Harrows, 2 Leaf Tine Karie rows, S-awbench, Gallagher b, Electric Fence Unit, Briggs and .. Stratton 2j H.P. Petrol Engine, Is usual Farm Sundries, 3-Berth rs 10ft 6in Caravan with awning. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. !S ASSOCIATION, LTD, RANGIORA, >■l ’■[ AUCTIONEERS. > | L.M.V.D. 12 2651