Auctions IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION CENTRAL OTAGO FREEHOLD GRAZING AND FATTENING PROPERTY OF OUTSTANDING POTENTIAL 7100 ACRES 2873.37 Hectares KNOWN AS KILMARNOCK MOUTERE RD, ALEXANDRA ON FRIDAY, 15TH FEBRUARY, 1974 2 p.m. At the Lodge Killwinning Hall Tarbert Street Alexandra Adjacent to Wrightson NMA Offices MESSRS WRIGHTSON NMA LTD have been favoured with instructions from Mr M. David Cook to offer by Public Auction at the above time and place his most desirable property (if meantime not sold by private treaty). Area: 7100 acres Freehold — 2873.37 Hectares Situation: 15 miles from Alexandra. 5 miles off main Alexandra-Omakau Highway. Schooling: Primary school bus at gate. Secondary school bus, 5 miles run to bus. Climate: The rainfall is approx. 18 to 22 inches. Contour: 2100 acres of Hill Country in 3 main blocks, highest point 6200 ft. Balance easy rolling down country.
Subdivision: Hill Block in 3 blocks. Down Country divided into 7 paddocks and 3 blocks. 5 mile of new fence standard and wire, balance of fences good. Airstrip: An excellent airstrip has recently been constructed. Pastures: 250 acres of new grass, 90 acres in lucerne, balance in silver tussock and natural grasses. Water Supply: Good private water right for irrigation and stock water. Buildings: Red double brick and single brick partitioned homestead, consisting of 4 bedrooms and sun porch, lounge, livingroom, wash house, storeroom, bathroom etc., central heating in lounge and livingroom. 3 bay garage and workshop. Implement shed. Petrol shed. 2 small sheds. Wool shed (400 sheep). Rates: County $739.29. Rabbit Board $455.00. Stock: Approximately 3400 sheep. 2400, 2,4, 6 and 8 shear and 5 year J bred ewes. 100 rams and wethers, 800 mixed sex I bred hoggets. Possession: Early April 1974. Stock and plant to be taken over at Valuation. Auctioneers’ Note: This is a very desirable property with tremendous potential, and is being offered for sale only because of health reasons. The property has never been topdressed, and would respond magnificently to topdressing and over-sowing. Also 400 acres has not been grazed for last 4 years owing to vendor cropping, and approx. 500-600 acres of lower hill block has been fenced to run extra ewes. This property should run in time 4000 ewes and replacements, 90 per cent of lambs drafted fat off mothers. All blocks have excellent access roads for mustering etc. WE THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND THE INSPECTION OF THIS VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY. Inspection strictly by appointment with the Auctioneers from whom further particulars are available. Sole Agents WRIGHTSON NMA LIMITED Auctioneers ALEXANDRA After Hours Phone A. F. Richardson, 8958 Alexandra. 3858
■L 472MA‘^‘=° T F9 ST. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION on or before Friday, January 25 at 2.15 p.m. in the CANON STREET HALL, with unrestricted parking. 25 STAVELEY STREET, ILAM — AVONHEAD BRICK BUNGALOW, 14 years, quality materials and workmanship. Comprising lounge, main bedroom, sunroom, kitchen with combined living area or could be converted to third bedroom, Inside toilet, bathroom, separate shower and sleepout with combined garage and workshop. Good chattels included. Insured S.I.M.U. As the owners are determined to sell we recommend an early inspection as nobody ever regretted buying in this street. Solicitors: Messrs T. D. Harman and Son, Norwich Union Building, L. B. PRENDEVILLE, M.R.E.1.N.Z., Real Estate Auctioneer.
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33431, 12 January 1974, Page 34
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