Auctions ffiPwfessicnals AUCTION TOP IRRIGATED FARMLET On account C. C. & H. L. TAYLOR Pleasant Point Highway To be held in the Senior Citizens Room, Church Street, Tlmaru, at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 12,1987. THIS DESIRABLE 12.5 ha (30 ac) freehold farmlet is superbly located on the Pleasant Point-Tlmaru Highway only 3km from the race course. Recently renovated low maintenance 4 bdrm home. Double garage and range of sheds. Irrigated under border dykes on Levels Plains scheme. Currently run as self contained deer unit. This farmlet represents a rare opportunity for a racing or trotting trainer to establish close to Timaru race course or a deer farmer to establish close to city on a block with good summer production. Further details and inspection contact: A. D. Collie (056) 38-372 Gid, B. Macpherson (056) 60-764 Tu. BY PUBLIC AUCTION (Unless previously sold by private treaty) OUTSTANDING HALSWELL PROPERTY Tranquil 1664 sq m (73 perches) with unique quiet rural setting, most attractive 1% storey character home 13 HALSWELL JUNCTION ROAD To be offered for Public Auction on the premises on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, AT 2.15 p.m. Open Home Next Wednesday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Secluded haven free from city cares. Faithfully maintained picturesque residence. The rooms all are of generous dimensions, 3 double bedrooms, main bedroom with ensuite, sitting room, dining room, family room plus games room, country style kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, double garage. This is Indeed an attractive home in perfect surroundings and within easy and pleasant motoring distance from Christchurch. FOR DEFINITE SALE AS VENDORS MOVING NORTH To inspect please contact Trevor Heron 487-253 a.h. 583-055, or the auctioneer Albert Sprott a.h. 587-171 Sole agents and auctioneers FOR PUBLIC AUCTION Acting on instruction* from the owner this property will be offered for sale by public auction. METRIC AREA --4 \ % ■*/ / X / ?// £ 10.1.31 4 1 10.1.38 JAw 2 sections of 10.1.37 and 10.1.38 acres respectively situated on Huntsbury Spur on the Port Hills in Heathcote County yet only 5 kilometres from Cathedral Square and generally frost free and smog free. Prevailing winds are from the northerly sector. Average annual rainfall 65 millimetres. A strong possibility exists of these sections being rezoned for residential purposes in the future. PUBLIC AUCTION ON SITE on Wednesday, March 11,1987 at 2 p.m. For an appointment to inspect the property please contact the auctioneers: y_ p l ***/ I 108 Seaview Rd, Phone 886-199 I Jim Mawdsley a.h. 26-6924 Professionals | AUCTION FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1987 2pm at Bridge Club, Steward Street. Oamaru We have been favoured with instructions from the Trustees of the J. Vincent Family Trust, to offer by public auction their commercial building at 24 Thames Street, Oamaru. , DESCRIPTION: Two storied Oamaru Stone building on 390 - of’ freehold commercial land. The building has a large open floor area, partial mezzanine floor, offices, staff rooms, toilets and full basement storage area. LOCATION: Sited on Thames Street beside the Chief Post Office with street access from three sides, and adjacent to a large public car park, this must be one of Oamaru's prime commercial sites. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Rarely does a commercial building so eminently suitable for redevelopment for a wide range of uses on such a prime site become available. Conditions of Sale available from the Auctioneers, Messrs Allen and Cayford, P.O. Box 200, Oamaru, Phone 49-880 or Grater, Rowley Walker & Pasley P.O. Box 242, Oamaru INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY After Houri: John M. Lambtrg 47-330: Murray A. Cayford 46-055
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