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Auctions ___ IX/I—jGk IMPORTANT PUBLIC AUCTION MAIREHAU ii ■ 1 I rT —\ n \ :/ > • v v--QUALITY RURAL LAND ON URBAN BOUNDARY OUTSTANDING FUTURE POTENTIAL A/c CHRISTCHURCH ESTATES LTD In our land sales room 378 Cashel Street WEDNESDAY, November 15, 1978 2.15 p.m. LOT 1 I. ha (4.7 acres) productive well drained soil with uninterrupted rural views to the North. This block must appeal to neighbouring property owners wishing to increase the size of their existing holdings or as an investment it would be hard to better and is in easy financial reach of many. LOT 2 11. ha (27.6 acres) capable of showing excellent returns from market gardening, cropping or grazing. This block has an outstanding building site upon it, from the entrance off Chilton Drive with a stream boundary and backdrop of mature trees giving an excellent rural view. Like Lot 1 this block is for definite sale and offers an outstanding opportunity to prospective purchasers. Boards erected. MATSON AND ALLAN REAL ESTATE LTD. M.R.E.I.N.Z. Phone 797-454 a.h. Flanagan 228-833 2094 PUBLIC AUCTION AMBERLEY OUTSTANDING FARMLET 12.8950 HA (32 ACRES) ATTRACTIVE HOMESTEAD ACCOUNT BANKVIEW FARM TO BE OFFERED . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1978 AT 2.30 P.M. IN DALGETY LAND SALES ROOM 193 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. IMPROVEMENTS: This most attractive centrally heated permanent material homestead comprising three double bedrooms, off the master bedroom is an ensuite bathroom and dressing room. Spacious lounge, combined kitchen with Moffat wall oven and ceramic top hot plates, and dining room, and all amenities including attached double garage with good storage space is all set in a delightful well-sheltered established surrounding. Outbuildings include a 50ft x 15ft shed used as a harness room, hay storage and loose box, attached to the shed is a set of stock yards. REMARKS: A most desirable property centrally situated on the west side of the Amberley township offers a unique oppportunity to all intending purchasers to acquire a valuable small holding. The land being silt loam, well-drained and sub-divided into seven paddocks all with trough water, is most suitable for the grazing of sheep and cattle or as a stud horse farm. Inspection strictly by appointment with the Auctioneers. gterms and conditions of sale can be obtained from the Auctioneers:— DALGETY NEW ZEALAND LIMITED, CHRISTCHURCH. M.R.E.I.N.Z. Telephone 798-200, A.H. M, Denton, Amberley 48-490. j 2835 EEBOiH PUBLIC AUCTION WINDERMERE FATTENING FARM 195.1571 HA (482 ACRES) ON ACCOUNT OF W. G. KEOWN ESQ. ASHBURTON PUBLIC LIBRARY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 3 P.M. DALGETY IN CONJUNCTION with Wrightson N.M.A. have received instructions from Mr W. G. Keown to offer for sale by Public Auction as above his fattening and grazing property situated on State Highway One at Windermere, 12km from Ashburton. The farm has a most attractive split level 3000sq.ft homestead (13 years old), with games room, panoramic view and double garage included. An older 3 bedroom house plus a full range of good farm buildings. Property is well subdivided into 25 paddocks with stock water in all and adequate shelter. Carrying capacity approximately 2000 ewes. Of recent years major portion of the farm has been leased out. Good straw crops have been grown. Soil is part Lismore Stony Silt Loam and part Lowcliffe Silt Loam. The vendor will leave up to sixty per cent of the purchase price on first mortgage to an approved purchaser. Inspection is recommended to buyers seeking an attractive property capable of considerable production and situated close to all amenities. Vendors Solicitor: Messrs Nicoll, Sinclair, Cooney and Co., Tancred Street, Ashburton. Auctioneers: Dalgety New Zealand Ltd., Ph. 5079, A.H. Harry Lee Ph. 4426 Wrightson N.M.A. Ltd, Ph. 7199, A.H. Tom Read, Ph. 7596 ASHBURTON M.R.E.I.N.Z. i 2668 j