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Auctions SHORT NOTICE PUBLIC AUCTION INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN CECIL PEAK STATION LAKE WAKATIPIi — QUEENSTOWN 1000 BEEF < Al 11 1 PI I s TOl RIST Bl SINI SS QUEENSTOWN MEMORIAL HALL FRIDAY. JANUARY 24. 197.> (If not sold betorehand by Private Treatyl MESSRS WRIGHTSON NMA LID. have been favoured with instructions from Mr I. J Lucas to offer for sale by public auction at the abort time and place his well known property as fr.llows AREA: 13.420.606 Hectaies (33,163 a Ir 27p) consisting of 329.026 H.A. freehold (813 a Ir 27p\ plus 13,091.580 H.A. (32.350 a 33 vear pastoral leasehold from 1/7/54. Rental $440 pa. LOCATION: On shores of Lake Wakatipu with access by launch which takes 20 minutes from Queenstown. IMPROVEMENTS: Include Station Homestead constructed of stone containing 19 rooms, four 3bedroomed homes, shearers quarters, cook shop, etc., woolshed, 2 hay hams, implement shed, stable, killing house, sheep yards, cattle yards, 3 huts. 23 kilowatt hydro-electric generator STOCK: SOO Mixed Age breeding cows 200 Yearling Helfers, 27 Bulls 200 sheep \’ H To perty in 1968 changed trom running 8000 Merino Sheep, plus 100 Cattle to all Cattle Pl AN I Adequate range to operate property, plus 50tt drive-on steel barge capable of carrying 50 tons of freight or 90 weaner calves, powered bv 4-cylinder 76 diesel motor. (Full List Upon Application.) TOURIST BUSINESS: Includes the 66 passenger “Viking” launch powered by two 370 h.p Cummins diesel motors with top speed of 28 knots with mooring site at Queenstown Iwo Daimler buses, morning and afternoon tea business, etc. ORDER OF SALE: First the above will be offered on a going concern basis as one unit, but should this fail to reach our vendor’s reserve then the land stock and farming plant shall be offered as one lot followed by the barge on its own and filially the tourist business and chattels each sale being dependent upon the other. POSSESSION: April 1. 1975. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: We are indeed fortunate in being able to offer this internationally known property with its unlimited farming potential Add to this the ever increasing tourist business and thit sale presents a rare opportunity for intending pin chasers to invest in a much sought after and fast developing area. Inspection by appointment only with the auctioneers from whom further particulars are available. SOLICITORS: Messrs Gilbert, F rancis, Jackson and Co., Princess Street, Dunedin. Auctioneers, WRIGHTSON NMA, LTD, M.R.E.I.N.Z. ALEXANDRA. Phone 8029. day; 8233, After Hours 6348

Farms tor Sale selling? I heo consult the action team. Christchurch I Realty. M R E.I.N Z. Phone! [ 892-895MWF | I DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEY DISPOSAL OF DEVELOPED FARMS ' Applications close with the I j undersigned at Hamilton on . [ Monday. January 20, 1975. for i' !the following det eloped, farms. ■ AWAITI FARM Settlement. 9), kilometres north of Edge* cumbe containing 2 farms’ of 115 dairy cow capacity with supporting stock. i< LECKY FARM Settlement, 9; kilometres cast of' Waharoa containing one farm of 90 dairy cow cap-; acitv with supporting stock. Minimum deposits for; eligible and graded ex-1 sen icemen. Leasehold $lOOO not leduc-’ ible. For other applicants—leasehold $11.750*514,500. Freehold 144.500458.050. , Full details available from! OHs office. P.O. Box 460, Ham ilton or phone 82-489 or from any Lands and Survey Office. A E. TURLEY, s Commissioner of Crown Lands. 8608 1 Sections SELL(NG? Then consult the) action team, Christchurch Realty, M.R.E 1.N.Z.. Phone 892-895 MWF I

Ownership Flats SUPERIOR 3-YEAR-OLD OWNER FLAT-SITUATED CENTRAL STOKE-CLOSE TO ALL ESSENTIAL AMENITIES MODERN CONSTRUCTION with grounds and paths already laid, two double bedrooms, convenient kitchen, dinette adjoining lounge Fully carpeted and draped. Also central heating ENQUIRIES PHONE 76-839, OR WRITE 14 “NELSON MAIL” OFFICE, NELSON • 8~39