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' Auctions PUBLIC AUCTION OF WELL KNOWN CENTRAL HAWKE'S BAY STATION “AWAHIWI” • HAWKE’S BAY STOCK and STATION AGENTS’ ASSOCIATION are favoured with instructions to offer this well known Sheep and Cattle Breeding Property situated approx. 37 km from Waipukurau, on behalf of the Awahiwi Partnership. ON FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1981, FOOTBALL CLUB HALL, WAIPUKURAU, AT 2.30 P.M. AREA: 797 Hectares (1969 acres 1 rood 9 perches) Freehold. CONTOUR AND SUBDIVISION: Approx. 50 acres hay country, blance easy to medium hill. Well fenced into 25 main paddocks plus holding paddocks. COVER: Although nearly all the property is in grass there is an attractive area near the homestead consisting of approx. 90 acres of native bush. BUILDINGS: Three bedroom roughcast homestead with pleasant aspect, two bedroom cottage, 4-stand woolshed (500 night paddock), 4 haybarns (8000 bales), 4-bay implement shed, ■ workshop, stable, tractor shed, shearers’ quarters, two sets of sheep yards, cattle yards, killing shed. WATER: Well watered from deep water dams 2nd creeks LIVESTOCK: Last year wintered 3789 mixed age ewes, 934 ewe hoggets, 143 other sheep. 270 breeding cows, 190 two-year cattle, 195 yearling cattle, six others. Total 7843 stock units. Livestock is available to the purchaser at valuation. GENERAL COMMENT: “Awahiwi Station” has been faithfully farmed by the Hunter family for the past 125 years. A feature of the property is the balance between flats, easy country and hills. It is healthy stock country renowned for quality stock. These features are combined with a generally high standard of improvements including pastures, fences, water supply and yards, together with an attractive area of native bush and a full range of sound station buildings, make this a unique opportunity to acquire one of Hawke’s Bay’s leading sheep and cattle stations. ■ POSSESSION DATE: July 8, 1981. CONDITIONS OF OFFERING: Available from the Auctioneers or Davidson Mackie and Armstrong, solicitors, Waipukurau. For further information and appointments to inspect please contact one of the Auctioneering Compaies who are combining for this auction. WRIGHTSON NMA, LTD M. A. Mullins, Ph. 89-516 Waipukurau. DALGETY N.Z., LTD B. Taylor, Ph. 89-893 Waipukurau. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD T. W. Ellingham, Ph. 89-692 Waipukurau. DE PELICHET McLEOD AND CO., LTD J. Ford, Ph. 89-141 Waipukurau. HAWKE’S BAY FARMERS CO-OP. ASSN, LTD E. B. Hanson, Ph. 68-332 Waipukurau. IMPORTLAND LAND AUCTION“RIBBONWOOD” SHERWOOD DOWNS, FAIRLIE EXCELLENT GRAZING AND FATTENING RUN 1929.7435 HECTARES FREEHOLD (4769 ACRES) On Account: MR R. H. BRAY FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1981, at 2 p.m. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOM, STRATHALLAN STREET, TIMARU SITUATED: 21 km from FAIRLIE, 83 km from TIMARU. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LIMITED, having received instructions from the Vendor, are proud to be able to offer this first-class property for Public Auction. The property is subdivided into seven hill blocks and 23 paddocks by standard and wire and netting fences, with concrete posts and cyclone gates. WATER: By springs and creeks, which also serve the domestic supply. ASPECT AND CONTOUR: The property lies well to the sun and comprises approximately 600 acres of flat to rolling worked paddocks. Balance, clean tussock. Rising to 6000 feet, with majority below 4000 feet. The Homestead is situated at 1750 feet above sea level. LAND UTILISATION: 40 Acres Turnips and Italian Ryegrass. 30 Acres new grass and fodder Radish. 522 Acres 1-8 year pasture. Balance, native and tussock, with approximately 700 acres of this having been topdressed with lime and sulphur. Approximately 1500 bales Meadow Hay will be left for purchaser. STOCK WINTERED: 1350 Cheviotdale Ewes. 500 Cheviotdale Ewe Hoggets. 150 Rams and Wethers. 140 Aberdeen Angus Cows. 31 Aberdeen Angus Heifers. 56 Aberdeen Angus Steers. 8 Bulls. 8 Deer. BUILDINGS: Spacious four-bedroom weatherboard homestead, large kitchen/living-room, lounge, bathroom, laundry, toilet. Semi detached storerooms. Workshop and garages. The homestead is set in a large lawn area amongst a fine range of English and native trees, which afford a wonderful backdrop and shelter to a well positioned house which sees out across the valley to surrounding mountains and countryside. Well maintained married couple’s home comprises three bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, dining area, bathroom. Car garage and double bay storeshed. OUTBUILDINGS: Five-stand woolshed (500), sheep yards, cattle yards, 13-bay implement shed 200 ft x 20ft, tractor and implement shed 30ft x 60ft, general purpose shed, 40-ton covered superphosphate bin. Air strip. Three-bay hay bam (1500). Woodshed, fowlhouse. RATES: Countv $943. Rabbit Board $215. TERMS: Ten per cent of purchase price, plus stamp duty on fall of the hammer. Balance, cash on pos- . session. POSSESSION: May 8, 1981. COMMENT: “Ribbonwood”—This outstanding property has been faithfully farmed by Mr Harold Bray ana Son for the past 35 years. It receives an annual rainfall of up to 47 inches and produces stock of the highest quality. It is worth noting that Mr Bray has only grazed 1800 acres of the total 4769 acres. Very little superphosphate has been spread in latter years on the native tussock. Buildings and fences are of high standard and there is more than adequate shelter. An added feature of this property is a small lake covering three-quarters of an acre which carries a large number of wildlife throughout the year. We thoroughly recommend inspection of this property which is for genuine sale due to unforeseen circumstances. Inspection strictly by appointment with the Auctioneers. For further particulars apnlv:— PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LIMITED, MREINZ, ‘ ’ TIMARU. Telephone 86-159. After hours: R. G. Moore, 60-791; G. A. Claske, 43-963,

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