Ashburton Sales AUCTION SALE ON ACCOUNT OF ELDOR RENTALS, and P. S. HULME, Ltd TO BE HELD AT HULME’S WOOLSTORE WATSON STREET, INDUSTRIAL ESTATE ASHBURTON ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1983 Commencing at 9 a.m. Favoured with instructions from Messrs Eldor Rentals and P. S. Hulme Ltd we will offer for sale by Public Auction the following items which are surplus to requirements. CARAVANS 15 foot 1976 Zephyr caravan with electric fridge. 4.5 metre 1978 Nomad caravan. 13.6 1975 Zephyr caravan with electric fridge. 13.6 foot 1975 Zephyr caravan. (Note: all caravans have 7 day warrant of fitness, new electrical warrant of fitness, spare wheels, stone guards and awnings in good order.) PLANT 1981 Honda Prelude (29,600 km Vanguard woolpress, 100 kg hand clockwork scales (Govt tested), 350 kg platform clockwork scales, 220 kg platform clockwork scales, 1963 Humber 90, 1979 Suzuki 250 motor cycle, Hayes circular weighing wool table, hay elevator, extended Futura tent framed 19ft x 13ft, set of camp bunks, Poulan chain saw, Booth sack cleaner, Robertson mothering up pen, D/E Sunbeam grinder with spares, Lister shearing plant, wooden woolpress, reel mower (Good condition), Submersible water pump, full size trampole.ne. SUNDRIES Roof rack, portable Shade house (6 sq. m), mahogany veneer dining table, 3 lounge suites, Iron framed piano, china cabinet, Fisher and Paykel washing machine, quantity of china, stainless steel and aluminium, saucepans, toasters, electric Jugs, cutlery, fryingpans, electric heaters, wool trolleys and barrows, canvas covers, safe, fridge, hot water cylinder, companion portable gas barbecue/stove, Sidchrome 17 pee combination socket set, Formica vanity unit, plus numerous sundries. OUTSIDE ENTRY Approx 25 pr denim Jeans, 50 pr cords, 7 pr Moleskins, 15 pr saddle tweeds, 7 bush shirts and 3 track suits, all trousers range In size from 76 ems to 104 ems, 8 dble fluorescent lights, 5 single fluorescent lights, 2 triple fluorescent lights, all complete units. ALL TERMS STRICTLY CASH LMVD ASHBURTON AUCTION FOR satisfaction R. G. Bell and Co., 8875 Kalapol, 62-026 Christchurch, anywhere.
Auctions PUBLIC AUCTION I | BANKS PENINSULA IPORT LEVY “MAITLAND” 400.1886 HECTARES FREEHOLD Prestigious and attractive well-balanced grazing and fattening unit To be offered on account y Messrs G. C. and S. Staniland partnership on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1983, at 2.15 p.m. in WRIGHTSON N.M.A. LTD’S LAND SALES ROOM, a 187-189 Cashel Street, Christchurch. SITUATION: SHELTER: At Port Levy, 43km from Christ- Excellent shelter by natural conchurch by tar sealed road, located tour. at the head of the Bay. STOCKINGCONTOUR AND ASPECT: Winter 1983: Basically rolling at the lower 1400 Breeding Ewes reaches through to some steeper 700 Ewe Hoggets areas. Good balance of north and 60 Breeding Cows south facing country. Good hay 60 Other Cattle making areas. IMPROVEMENTS: DEVELOPMENT: An excellently maintained 4 brm All in regularly topdressed perman- homestead with lounge, sunroom, ent pasture and tussock. Some farm kitchen and usual utilities, small areas bush. Water supply for plus ample storage, located In a stock and domestic purposes reti- mature specimen tree studded garculated from springs. Well tracked den overlooking the bay. Other with vehicle access to most areas, improvements consist of 3 brm Fencing is post and wire of very manager’s house, 3 stand woolshed good standard. There are 21,000 (250), hay barn (1000), workshop/ exotic well maintained trees on the garage, property. TERMS: The vendors have indicated that they are prepared to leave up to 10 per cent of the purchase price secured as second mortgage to a purchaser approved prior to the auction. Otherwise terms are 10 per cent of the purchase price plus stamp duty on the fall of the hammer. Balance in cash on date of possession, which shall be the 29th day of February, 1984, or by mutual arrangement. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: “Maitland” is a prestige property and is only becoming available due to the • impending retirement of the owners. The property is showing excellent returns per stock unit and is located in one of the most favoured areas of Banks Peninsula. The outlook of the property and the homestead Is incomparable for its tranquillity and view and would suit a purchaser with an interest not only in a good fattening and grazing unit, but who also had an affinity for the sea. The climate Is mild with no winter feeding and diversification into citrus, grapes, kiwifruit or other horticultural crops is feasible in the micro-climates available on the property. For further particulars and arrangements to inspect which shall be strictly by appointment, please contact the auctioneers. WRIGHTSON N.M.A. LTD, P.O. Box 292, Christchurch. M.R.I.E.N.Z. Phone 796-480. After hours: R. L. Cameron 515-396, K. T. Palmer 559-226 I H Solicitors to the vendors: || I I® Messrs Cunniijgham, Taylor and Thomson, Qftaistchurch.
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