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Auctions UNIQUE RURAL SETTING 2{ ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE LAND TOGETHER WITH MODERN SUNNY PERI MANENT MATERIAL HOMESTEAD 109 WAIMAKARIRI ROAD, HAREWOOD RIGHT OFF HAREWOOD RD BEFORE JOHNS ROAD. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 11, AT 10.00 A.M. ON THE SITE—IN THE GARDEN, ON ACCOUNT J. G. HUDSON ESQ. FAVOURED WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE VENDOR, we will offer this choice small holding in tranquil rural setting, yet so close to all city ame- ■ nities, only four minutes driving time to Bishopdale. The 19-year-old homestead contains 3 bedrooms, I lounge with stone open fire, separate small diningiroom and a sptcious form style kitchen together : with usual service rooms including extra large launidry with room for deep freeze etc. Substantial 28 x 20 block garage with office incoporated plus 20 x 10 single garage storeroom. [ Land comprises 2| acres of valuable Waimakariri silt loam intensively cultivated at the rear with asparagus and hyacinth bulbs and fenced midway to provide a pony paddock with shelter stable. Fully irrigated by 3in bore with portable sprinkler system. Recent legislation preventing subdivision and building on small rural lots ensures that property of this i type located within the citys green belts will enjoy ; assured appreciation through scarcity value. Your I inspection is invited strictly by appointment with the Auctioneers. TO BE OFFERED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE AUCTION “CORRYONG” TOP QUALITY PARK HACK Winner of championships and reserves including : 14.2 pony Canterbury A and P Assn. 1975. 6 year I bay gelding with attractive white markings. PHONE 64-347, a.h. 588-411. 2153

MAGNIFICENT FAMILY HOME ST ANDREW’S HILL GLORIOUS GARDEN — OVER } ACRE 1 ■■■ »in r * guy giffi I BATHED IN SUNSHINE—BY THE SEA SHELTERED SECTION AT FOOT OF SLOPES, MANY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AND EXOTIC TREES — APPROVED FOR SUBDIVISION TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY, MARCH 20, at 2.15 p.m. In our salerooms, 121 Worcester Street. No. 20 MAIN ROAD, ST ANDREW'S HILL 1 Well known established home in fragrant gardens created by former proud owners. Absolutely unique in this modern age. Potential for tennis court. Leisure activities at hand, yachting, bowls and tennis. Inbuilt charm — Mellow entry hall, restful lounge, entertainment dining-room, 4 bedrooms, family kitchen, useful hobby utility rom. Pleasurable living for your family. Investment for future — Already approved subdivision creating valuable level section. May be offered separately. Unexpected opportunity to purchase. FOR DEFINITE SALE Inspect with the Auctioneers. Phone 796-280 a.h. 294-648. HVIHCSTDHFSfc Vendors Solicitors: Messrs Smithson, Cleland, Fountain and Gilroy. 3297

PROPERTY AUCTION REX ALLEN LAND AGENCY, M.R.E.I.N.Z. 10.30 A.M., SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1 ON SITE, 8 GLENDHU CRESCENT, ' OTEMATATA , HOLIDAY HOME L ti | WE have been instructed by d the administrators tn the Es- o ! tate of the iate John Me- Z I Vetgh to sell by Public Auc-itl tion his late Olematata prop io ierty comprising a two bed- L room roughcast dwelling withP living room. kitchenette. jf bathroom, inside toilet, wash- w house, garage. Carpets andj I curtains included A chattel auction will im- n (mediately follow including! a 'the toilowing items: 2 sine ■ t : ‘ Beds. 1 Stretcher, 3 single t uainesses, uuvuesse w ..Lb /large mirror Tailbox, 2hn F Black and White TV, 17in~ Black and White TV, Chesterfield Suite. Formica Tabie ° i and 4 Chairs, China Cabinet, 1 Refrigerator. 9 cu. ft Deep- J freeze. Washing Machine, 3 “ ’ Bedside Lamps, misc. Kitchen " Utensils and Crockery, small “ ’ Trailer, Wheel Barrow, Gar- , den Hose. Rotacut Lawn t 1 Mower, Garden Tools, misc. • Paint and Brushes, Workshop -] ■ Vice and some Tools. e Solicitors for the Vendors, t I HISLOP AND CREAGH AND ‘ MAIN. | j Inspection by arrangement J 11 with the Auctioneers: ' REX ALLEN LAND ; , AGENCY. ‘J L Thames Street. Oamaru. It Business Phone 36-348. H James Simpson 70-879. B i Evenings Rex Alien 49-939, |j Murray Cayford 36-055. i t j 6070'