Farms for Sale 1 EM PRIVATE SALE TEMPLETON PROPERTY KNOWN AS DELLMOUNT ARAB STUD SITUATED on Main South Road, 19km from city. Three bdrm Summerhill stone home, comprising large i lounge, sep. dining room, quality carpets, double garage. Outbuildings consist of 72 x 36 stables (10 loose boxes), concrete block loose box. Implement and hay shed. This 21 hectare property is subdivided into 13 paddocks, new spray irrigation plant which is able to irrigate the whole property is included in the price. For further details contact:— DALGETY NEW ZEALAND, LTD, PHONE 798-200 CHRISTCHURCH, After Hours Phone: P. Morrison 588-042. P. McNeill, Oxford 24-212. SWII — BARE land, $27,000, 10 acres Pound Road. — $950 per acre, 50 acres, Doyleston with building pennit. — $9OO acre, 55 acres. Dunsandel with building permit. — $39,000. 40 acres. West Melton. — $96,000, 48 acres, Ladbrooks. — $25,000, 25 acres, Tram Rd. Further details from:— Harry Tocker, CENTRAL HOMES, LTD. MREINZ. Phone 69-234, a.h. 851-781. ll MMI mssbJ I KILLINCHY FARMLET 50 ACRES (20.247 Ha) NEWLY painted home concaining 3 bedrooms, lounge (with open fire) kitchen, sunroom/dining room, bathroom, laundry, etc. Well fenced, subdivided and watered. MORE LAND ADJACENT IF REQUIRED Situated handy to Leeston, Rakaia and Dunsandel. Very reasonably priced at 342,500. Folio C 622. Full details from: N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op Assn Phone 795-040 Christchurch or 809 Leeston. a.h. Phone W. Greenwood, 547 Southbridge FOR PRIVATE SALE FATTENING AND BREEDING UNIT CENTRAL NORTH ISLAND COMPRISING 26,000 STOCK UNITS 1383 ha FREEHOLD 1932 ha LEASEHOLD 3315 ha TOTAL W-NMA, LTD, have been privileged to offer by private treaty this 3315 ha station. Over half of this desirable property is flat to easy hill contour suitable for all types of cropping and market gardening. All surplus stock are fattened. Full range of station buildings including six large dwellings and three wool sheds. This property is being offered as a full going concern—26oo stock units plus full range of plant. FINANCE Substantial existing mortgage finance over the freehold land is transferable. For further details please contact the vendors appointed selling agents:— WRIGHTSON NMA, Taihape. Phone 1064, or D. J. Scotland, Ph. 103 after hours, or: WRIGHTSON NMA, Hamilton, Phone 81-989, or Jim Palmer a.h. Ph. 85-903. Wrightson M R E I.N Z WRIGHTSON NMA (JO FOR PRIVATE SALE 56.65 HECTARES (140 Acres) FREEHOLD HIGH PRODUCING AGRICULTURAL UNIT TEMUKA THIS first-class property is situated within 1 l. ’•'-a township. The soil type is Wakanui silt loam, 28 .. -s io ue sown in cereal crop this season and wintering 600 Border Romney ewes. The buildings comprise a modernised weatherboard 4 bedroom homestead set in attractive gardens. Outbuildings include 2 stand wool shed (200), hayshed (2000), general purpose shed. Water from pressure pump ex well to 13 paddocks. Genuine reason for selling. For further particulars and inspection consult with: PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD MREINZ TIMARU Telephone 86-159 After hours: R. G. Moore 83-791 G. A. Clarke 3963
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