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Farms for Sale NORTH PAPANUI. 10 acres highly productive land. 2 frontages includes a residential section. Fantastic gate sales potential. Includes poultry house. Egg entitlement 1000 birds. Income from egg sales §3OOO p.a. No problems with building permit. A fantastic investment with unlimited potential. No address given, inspection by appointment only $50,000. Telephone Derek McKay. Manchester Homes MREINZ. 60-050, a.h. 852-788. 3 PERMANENT mat. 4 bdrm home in delightful established setting on 12 acres of fertile land. Full range of excellent outbuildings including horse boxes, hay barn and implement shed. Priced to sell at 8135,000. Please contact Flanagan of Matson and Allan Real Estate Ltd, MREINZ, 799-753, a.h. 228-833. WSS & COMPANY LIMITED. PRIVATE SALE PIG REARING UNIT PIG REARING UNIT ARDGOWAN ARDGOWAN (2 miles Oamaru Post Office.) AREA:4.5537 hectares. SITUATION: Ardgowan, 1 mile Primary School, High School bus at gate. IMPROVEMENTS: Excellent 4 bedroom roughcast home; garage and workshop, 30ft x 301 t implement shed, 8 Solari Farrowing pens (good underfloor heating!. Mixing and store shed, growers shed 70ft x 25ft (approx. 140 baconers), dual purpose shed, dry sow house (12 pens 75ft x 16ft). 3 50 ton silos, sheepyards. All in top condition. Vee drains to underground sump. SUBDIVISION: Into 6 Paddocks by good fences. County water in all paddocks. STOCK: Carried 100 ewes. This property has been run as a stud proposition, carrying. 25 stud sows: pigs not used for stud carried through to baconers. There would be enough accommodation for 32/35 commercial sows. RATES: 5316 p.a. " COMMENTS: The property, a highly desirable unit close to Oamaru. is ideally suited for pig and fat lamb production. We recommend an early inspection. For further information, contact the sole agents: STRINGER AND CO., LTD, MREINZ, OAMARU. Phone 37-940. After Hours: D. I.’Dove 71459. WSS