Auctions HISTORIC HOME WITH 8.1 HA (Just over 20 acres) THE LODGE OTAHUNA VALLEY RHODES ROAD, TAI TAPU Only 12L miles (20 km) from Cathedral Square. Christchurch. To be offered for Public Auction WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 AT 2.15 n.m. IN OUR ROOMS, 45 BEALEY AVENUE ON ACCOUNT OF MR S. E. OGG A SUBSTANTIAL VILLA type weatherboard, slate rooted homestead of 4 bedrooms, lounge, living room, kitchen, bathroom and semi-detached laundry, toilet, garage. The land is well subdivided by pratically all new post batten and wire fences into 5 main paddocks. Verv well watered by natural creeks or springs. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This historic property within easy commuting distance from Christchurch. It originally comprised part of the well known Otahuna property which was taken up in 1894 and farmed by the late Sir Heaton Rhodes. Ideal for retired farmer or for the businessman seeking seclusion and complete freedom from city life. Finance available to approved purchaser. Inspection by appointment with the auctioneer Albert Sprott of Michael Gibbon. Phone 556-135 (any time)
IMPORTANT AUCTION 63 WESLEY STREET KAIAPOI FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1981 AT 1 p.m. IN OUR SALESROOM ■ WILLIAMS STREET, KAIAPOI On account of MR R. L. BLACK. PARTICULARS: LAND—--6983m2, just under acres), zoned Residential. Land is of high quality and being presently used for market gardening. DWELLING— Extremely tidy 25 year old weatherboard dwelling, comprising 2 bedrooms and sunroom, sunny lounge 16 x 12 with open fire, spacious kitchen dinette, every modern convenience, top quality carpets and drapes. OUTBUILDINGS— Comprise of a double garage, small glasshouse and sheds. GOVERNMENT VALUATION is $45,500. REMARKS— This property presents to buyers unlimited potential for the future, zoned Residential the property can be utilised firstly for a variety of purposes including grazing and market gardening, etc., and then when the demand increases, subdivide the land into building sections. SOLICITORS— Corcoran, Thwaites and Brown. GILLMAN REAL ESTATE, LTD, KAIAPOI, Property and Furniture Auctioneers, Kaiapoi, Phone 6552. 523 PRELIMINARY NOTICE NEXT WEEK’S AUCTIONS TUESDAY. MAY 12, 12.30 P.M.: FURNITURE. EFFECTS. AND HOME APPLIANCES WEDNESDAY. MAY 13, 12 NOON: MOTOR MOWERS. BUILDERS SUPPLIES ' FRIDAY. MAY 15. 12 NOON: HANDYMAN’S TOOLS. SPORTING GOODS, CYCLES FRIDAY, MAY 15, 12.30 P.M.: SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. HOME APPLIANCES ON OUR PREMISES. 83 MONTREAL STREET SMITHS CITY MARKET. LTD, AUCTIONEERS. VALUERS, PHONE 798-100. | — Hl CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD SALE OF UNCLAIMED AND LOST PROPERTY IN accordance with' Section 151 of the Hospital Act, 1957, notice is hereby given that property, which has been lost and/or remained unclaimed for more than two years since the death or discharge of the owners’, will be sold by public auction on June 12, 1931 at the premises of Smith City Market, 88 Montreal Street, unless in the meantime it is claimed and removed by persons with a legal claim to such property. Tiie property-may be viewed at the Board’s Office at 10 Oxford Terrace until June 9. 1931 19.00 a.m, to 4.30 p.m.).
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