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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17098, 22 February 1916, Page 11

AUCTIONS. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD. rtfEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OP CANTERBURY, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. Telephone 277. NOTE.—Onr SUBURBAN LAND DEPARTMENT can offer a WIDE SELECTION OP BUNGALOW AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES of all kinds in and around Christchurcb, and intending Buyers ill be afforded evo'ry assistance in fulfilling their requirements. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. TO LET. TO LET. 30, ROSEBERRY STREET, SPREYDON. HOUSE, 6 ROOMS. i-ACRE. WE have to Let, on account of an absentee owner, a good Houso of six rocius, with all conveniences, and shed suitable for motor, together with a fine section of -J acre in orchard, lawn end garden. RENT 18s PER. WEEK. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. A CHARMING FENDALTON \ RESIDENCE. SEVEN-ROOMED MODERN BUNGALOW EXCELLENT VALUE. W r E offer in this property one. of the nicest little homes in this fine suburb. It comprises a new two-storied Bungalow of seven spacious rooms, very substantially and tastefully built and embodying the latest ideas for securing the maximum of comfort and convenience. A fine wide sunny verandah and large sleeping-out balcony are among the special features of the house. The site is an excellent one of forty perches, nicely 'improved, with several wellgrown trees. Situation and locality cannot be surpassed. PRICE £'1450. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Sole Agents. SACRIFICE OF WEST END MODERN EIGHT-ROOMED RESIDENCE. REALISATION OF DECEASED ■ PERSON'S ESTATE. 'S'HIS Property is standing in the way of -L a settlement in an estate, and therefore is ! now • OFFERED FOR SALE REGARDLESS OF ITS ACTUAL VALUE. It comprises a MODERN EIGHTROOMED TWO-STOREYED RESIDENCE, thoroughly well built, in splendid order, and supplied with all conveniences. A FINE SUNNY SITE OF TWENTY PERCHES IS PROVIDED. The above is an up-to-date, cosy and comfortable home, situated ill a splendid locality. PRICE REDUCED TO £1230. N.Z, FARMERS' CO-OP., .' ' Agents. GOOD ALL ROUND FARM. OQA ACRES OF REAL GOOD AGRIOOU CULTURAL bA.x'D, subdivided into 10 Convenient-sized Paddocks, all of which ar„> well watered. The land haa not been cropped, consequently is in excellent heart and will grow from 10 to -Jo bushels'of wheat and 60 bushels of oats.to the acre, and for sbeop fattening this farm has few equals. Buildings consist of a, Good Brick House, nearly new, 8-stalled stable, 2 looseboxes, chaffhouso and harness room, also new sheep yards. The Homestead is well sheltered by ornamental shrubs end trees, situated about four miles from Railway, one mile from Post Office and School, and ten miles from Saleyards and Freezing Works. TRICE £23 PER ACRE. EASY TERMS TO A GOOD MAN. ■ N.Z. FARMERS'* CO-OP.

FOR FRIVATE SALE. ONE OF THE FINEST : CANTERBURY. OQ,| ACRES OF RICH HEAVY SILT JLitJ-x. LAND, easily worked and in good heart and has frequently grown 60 bushels of wheat, and 80 bushels of oats to the acre. The farm is conveniently subdivided by good gorse and wire fences', and watered by cour.tv races. . •U 'present there are TO acres in wheat stubble, 50 acres in oat stubble and 48 acres in rape and turnips. ' BuildiuffS consist of a sound /-roomed house and conveniences, also good stables, gjnnary, woolshcd and yards. • Situated within 8 miles of Railway. Post Office and School, and in a favoured district. PRICE £3O PER ACRE. Note.—Buyers on the lookout for. a good agricultural' farm should not miss the opportunity of inspecting this, high class farm. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. HANDY TO CHRISTCHURCH. 150 ACRES. 150 ACRES. ■i -A \CRES of sweet agricultural land, IOU * well subdivided into six paddocks, with water in each. At present there are 20 acres in wheat stubble, 40 acres in oat stubble, balance in yevrag grass. BUILDINGS consist of a good 4-roo: house and conveniences, stable, chaffnonso and granary. PRICE, £l3 10s per acre. Terms, &>OB deposit, balance five years at 5J per cent. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP A FINE GRAZING RUN. NORTH CANTERBURY. NORTH CANTERBURY. 0,1 f\C\ ACRES of Excellent Sheep CouniiUU try al". in the Native with the exception of 850 acres which has been_ cultivated, and now growing good crops of oats, rape and turnips. The property is very conveniently sub-divided and watered bynatural streams. Buildings consist of a nearly _ new sixroomed house, with every convenience, nicely situated and surrounded by well-grown plantations, also large woolshed and sheep yards. The property haa wintered 2200 ewes and with a little surface sowing this amount could be increased. Price—-£8 10s per acre. ■ Easy terms extended to a. good man. Sjtuated only 3 miles from good townN.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. .