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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 3211, 17 April 1928, Page 1

-t^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^m AUCTIONS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. «, LEESTON PROPERTY. KNOWN AS "LOCHHEAD FARM" To be sold by Public Auction in FARMERS' CO-OP. LAND SALE ROOMS, Cashel St., CHRISTCHURCH on WEDNESDAY, May 2 at 2.30 p.m. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPER-ATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LIMITED, have received instructions from Mr George Lochhead to sell by Public Auction, in their Land Sale Rooms, Cashel St., Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, May 2nd, at 2.30 o'clock, his well , and favourably known FARM,, situated on Lochhead road, Leeston, comprising Two Hundred and sixty-seven Acres (more or less), to be sold in Two Lots, as follows:. ■' ~ _.■*■ '■■• . - Lot 1: 171 Acres, comprises some of the very richest of the far-famed Leeston agricultural and grazing land, subdivided into ten convenient-sized paddocks by ditch, sod bank, and gorse fences, and at present there are 50 acres of pea stubble, 22 acres of potato stubble, 70 acres of young grass, ana the balance in older pasture. Buildings comprise comfortable 7-roomed dwelling with hot and cold water service, bathAom, concrete dairy, 7-stalled stable with loft, loose box, implement shed, 9-stalled cow byre with loft, ana large piggeries with concrete floors. Lot 2, 96 acres, known as "Sams,/' asfd situated opposite the homestead, comprises good dry land,, suitable for growing cereals, and works in well with the heavier land; subdivided into four paddocks by gorse and wire fences, and at present there are 25 acres of pea stUbble, 25 acres of barley stubble, 46 acres of young grass. Buildings comprise an old cottage of four rooms and granary. AUCTIONEER'B NOTE.—In drawing the attention of land buyers to this ve^fy important sale, we do with the ufcmost confidence recommend those, who are on the lookout for a piece of the very richest of Leeston lands to inspect this property. \, Situated about two miles from Leeston township arid 26 miles from Christchurch. Note alteration in date: Now MAY 2 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., Ltd. Auctioneers. • . ' • ■ - ' '■'■. ' ' A "' » it '" — DUNSANDEL SALEYARDS. MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 23. At 1 p.m. ■ Present Entries include: 50 Fat Lambs 40 Fat Ewes 50 Wethers 130 S.M. Ewes 50 S.M. Merino Ewes. Further Entries solicited. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COY., LT& k PUBLIC NOTICES. BEST QUALITY BREAD Now obtainable at lld a Loaf at BRAKE'S STORE, Doyleston. Choice Small Goods, Block Cake, Currant Loaves, etc., supplied at shortest notice. # We are Cash Buyers of Milling and Fowl Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Hay, and Grass and Clover Seeds. Sacks, Binder and Seaming Twine, Seeds and Manures supplied. ; LICENSED LAND AGENTS.— Will be pleased to have enquiries from prospective buyers and sellers. FIELD & ROYDS 200 Cashel St., CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone Nos. 606 arid'66s. —™—*—» — — ——_ 11 .—_——_—» iiAMArF Gents' Gamage Roadster UAIFIAUE cycles, lst quality, fitted fYfIFS *it*l Dunlon tyres, 1/11/LLiO Brooks saddle, best fittings £8/10/-. Gamage Cycles, ladies* and gents', 20in. and 22in. frames, for Boys and Girls, from £6/10/-. Ladies' Gamage Cycle, lst quality, fitted with Dunlop tyres, Coaster hub or free wheel and brake, £8/10/-. Gamage Racers, 8.5.A., £15. Terms arranged. Write to GAMAGE'S CYCLE DEPOT, 39 & il, Manchester St. Christchurch.