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Auctions IMPORTANT RURAL LAND AUCTION “LAMORNA” ORTON R.D., TEMUKA GRAZING AND FATTENING PROPERTY 533.3757 HECTARES (1318 ACRES) FREEHOLD On Account Of The Trustees Of The LAMORNA TRUST ON FRIDAY. APRIL 16. AT 2 P.M. In Our Land Sales Room. STRATHALLAN STREET, TIMARU. PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LIMITED, having received instructions from the Vendors, are proud to be able to-offer this first-class property for sale by Public Auction. Situated 35km from Timaru City, IBkm from Temuka. Subdivided into 46 paddocks by permanent post and wire fences. A feature of this property is the excellent road access around the boundaries. WATER SUPPLY: Up to 40 hectares can be irrigated by sprinkler irrigation, with potential for further irrigation from underground aquiffers. Stock water in all paddocks by high pressure system to troughs or country races. SOIL TYPE: Described as Lismore Stoney Silt Loam and is all flat. LAND UTILISATION: 50 hectares in Lucerne. 97 hectares winter feed (Turnips and Grass). Balance one-five year pasture and Lucerne.. LIVESTOCK: 3800 Corriedale and Border Leicester Cross Ewes. 900 Border Leicester-Corriedale Cross Ewe Lambs. 190 Rams and Killers. BUILDINGS: Four-bedroom brick homestead with tile roof, kitchen, living-room, bathroom, laundry, 2000 square feet in area. Set in an attractive, sheltered position. Two married couples cottages, in very good order. OUTBUILDINGS: Four-stand raised board Fletcher woolshed and covered yards holding 2400 sheep, two-stand older style woolshed, two implement sheds, workshop, granary, killing shed, dairy, manure shed, four haysheds (6000 bales) and sheepyards. RATES: Ten per cent of the purchase price plus Stamp Duty on the fall of the hammer. Balance in cash on possession. POSSESSION: May 14, 1982. VENDOR FINANCE: To a purchaser approved by the Vendor’s Solicitors prior to the sale, up to 50 per cent of the purchase money may be available on a First Mortgage for three years at a moderate interest rate. SOLICITORS: Messrs Duncan, Cotterill and Company, P.O. Box 5. Christchurch. COMMENT: “Lamorna,” this substantial property, is early fat stock country with some young shelter belts being established. An added feature is the central location of the homestead and buildings, providing excellent internal access to the whole property. INSPECTION: Is welcome, but strictly by appointment with the auctioneers only. For further particulars and appointment to inspect consult:— PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD, ■ MREINZ. TIMARU. TELEPHONE 86-159, AFTER HOURS: R. G. MOORE 60-791. T. M. SCOTT 61-877. FARM AUCTION CENTRAL OTAGO LOWBURN VALLEY 487.024 HECTARES FREEHOLD TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY, May 7, 1982, at 2 p.m. in the Supper Room, Cromwell Memorial Hall. Wrightson NMA, Ltd, have been favoured with instructions from Mr C. B. Partridge, to offer by Public Auction his freehold fattening property as detailed below: LOCATION: Lowburn Valley, 9 km to Cromwell Township, Saleyards and schools. LAND: Consists of 120 ha. of irrigated flats and low hills, 22 ha. of dry land lucerne, 120 ha. of English grasses and the balance rolling to steeper native country. BUILDINGS: Well appointed 3 bedroom homestead in excellent repair, with lounge, living room, kitchen plus other usual amenities. 4 bedroom weatherboard cottage, 2 stand Cyclone woolshed and yards (350 woollies), stone implement shed and dairy, 3 bay implement shed. i STOCK: 1625 Mixed Age '? bred ewes, 40 Mixed age Shorthorn Cows, 375 U bred ewe hoggets, 1 bull, 40 rams and killers. FINANCE: 50 per cent of the land purchase price will be available to approved purchaser's approved prior to the Auction, for 5 year term with interest at 14 per cent for the first two yars. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Situated in a warm sheltered valley, 9 km from Cromw’ell with the proposed new lake shore as the front boundary, this property must rank as the best ot its type in the district. Our client whose, family have been farming the property since the 1860’s has, over a period of years faithfully farmed with the aid of low cost private water rights and well balanced soil types enabling him to build up a high producing flock and an annual draft of calves that top the sales consistantly. The close proximity of this property to all ammenities, climate, excellent steading and outbuildings must in itself make this unit well worth an inspection. For further details and inspection contact the Auctioneers: [Wrightson | ft REALESTATE i ALEXANDRA PHONE 8029 and BRANCHES After hours: Graham McCambridge. Phone 8274, Alexandra. Graham Reid, Phone 50-388, Cromwell.