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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16565, 1 June 1914, Page 12

AUCTIONS. CRADDQCk! McCROSTIE company DAIRYING AND CROPPING LAND. | •J-JA ACRES, SUITABLE FOR DAIRYING AND CROPPING OR POTATO GROWING. PRESENT OWNER IS PREPARED TO J SELL IN BLOCKS. ■l3 ACRES, Good Eomosload and nil Neccs^ snry Outbuildings. 31 ACREg ADJOINING, similar land. 25 ACRES., üboiii. i-milo hum Homestead. The above Blocks arc all well fenced and subdivided, well watered, SITUATED ABOUT 3 JULES FROM TOWN, CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND HAIL CKADDOCK, McCROSTIE. C Foi. Y. 1G27 ■ \ , , s ■•■■■ .of HG acres , . r \., ; ■.'. , ■; ..ere, with three j .•v.V. • . ROM SCHOOL AND .:■■■, OFFICfI. _,.c whole x.uperty is securely fenced ana well waterod, and nl the price asked should command a ren-.lv sale. PRICE £23 PER ACRE. ' CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY. DAIRY FARM. NORTH CANTERBURY. HOUSE OF i ROOMS, COWBYRE AND SHED, TWO MILES FROM RAILWAY, CREAMERY AND SCHOOL. SUITABLE FOR CROPPING AND DAIRYING. TO BE SOLD AS A GOING CONCERN 10 DAIRY COWS, HORSE, TRAP, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. PRICE FOR THE~LOT £2OOO, WITH EASY TEEMS. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY. Fol. Y. 1613. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. RICH CROPPING AND DAIRYING FIRST-CLASS HOMESTEAD. jQA ACRES oi first-elas3 Land suitable LOU for dairying, and will also grow Al :rops of whent or roots. The homestead is close to rail and hand* to school and creamery, and only a lew minutes drive from rising town. The property is well fenced and watered, and in every way it is a most 'lesirable property . The owner is prepared to consider any rcas. rablo offer and will rOlow most hHval e Ther is an up-to-date 9-ROOMED HOT SB with h. and c. water, nice garden and orchard, and is in every way a gentleman's residence. Tll outbuildings include a large -owshed, granary, stable, piggeries, yards, etc. This is or>e of the ■ BEST CROPPING and GRAZING FARMS ON THE MARKET. And we havo no hesitation in recommending it to those in search of an honest, all-round !arn\ Call for fu" particulars. PRICE £IS~FeR ACRE. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY. Fo'. Y. 1597 OVER 700 ACRES. ABOUT 14 MILES from CHRISTCHURCH. ABOUT 5 MINUTES' WALK TO SCHOOL AND RAILWAY. GOOD CROPPING AND SHEEP LAND. Subdivided into 16 paddocks by good gorso and wire fences, well watered by; Races. | 60 Acres in RAPE. 60 Acres in TURNIPS. About 100 ACRES ready for ploughing. Balance in young graS3. SPLENDID HOMESTEAD comprising House of 7 rooms with all modern conveniences, including pantry, scullery, bath•Toom, hot and cold service, dairy and stable. Amp.o water supply from 3000 gallon concrete lank. Young orchard, homestead grounds nicely laid out. The, owner, who is giving up farming, is very anxious to sell and has placed the low price of £l2 PER ACRE on the farm. Anyone requiring a really good- mixed farm cannot do better than make arrangements to inspect this property with us. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY., Auctioneers. Comer Cashel and Manchester Streets. SHEEP FARM. SHEEP FARM. 2000 ACRES. THE BEST THING OFFERING. OAAA ACRES first-class Sheep Farm ZjUUU consisting of rich flats, low hills, sunny faces and undulating paddocks. The rich flat land is suitable for dairying, being splendidly watered by a never-failing creek. The flats and undulating paddocks contain about 600 acres and have grown very heavy crops of oats and wheat besides excellent crops of rape and grass. The balance of tho country is in its native state and grows a large amount of feed, being covered in grass right to the tops. The property has r, long frontage and ia splendidly adapted for aub-division, being only 8 miles from a railway station and two of our leading saleyards. Comfortable house of 5 rooms, stable and ahed. The greater portion of the purchase money can remain for a lengthy tori" at 6 pev cent. Call and arrange tor an inspection. PRICE: £8 10s PER ACRE. Fol. Q. 163 CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. PRICE £5 PER ACRE OR OFFER AN Y REASONABIFoFFER WILL BE »nHF Owner of this property is out to ' I g e (j having bought a larger farm south. 'here is a comfortable cottage of 3 rooms, hed °0 x 30 trapfhed, cowbyre, orchard and shipyards. ' The land is unimproved and by cultivation can be greatly increased in value and made to carry « sheep per acre. The property is subdivided by good fences into fi paddocks all well watered by pur- ! Ijianent streams. Call and arrange for an i ea'ly inspection a« the owner is out to wll. PRICE £5 PER ACRE. CRADDOCK. McCROSTIE COY. 1 Fol. X. 595