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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 14056, 13 November 1909, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. GUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD. GERALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET. WEDNESDAY NEXT. O RESENT ENTRIES—--20 FAT WETHERS. GO 2-BRED HOGGETS. 40 if-BRED HOGGETS. 100 2-BRED HOGGETS. 40 3-BRED EWES AND LAMBS 1(50 E.M. EWES AND LAMBS. Further Entries Invited. JUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY. WEDNESDAY, 17th NOV. VM>). GUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD., Jiiive received instructions from Mr 11. Anderson to sell by Public Auction at Geraldine Saleyards, immediately after Stock Sale on above date, the goodwill of part of his L.I.P. Farm at Carew, comprising:— 770 ACRES divided into 4 Paddocks with substantial standard and wire fences, waterrace in each paddock, 250 Acres one year grass, 130 Acres two year grass, 170 Acres three year grass, 120 tussock, and 10 Acres Plantation. Situated 3 miles from Carew Post Office and Telephone, 2 miles from Ruapuna School, and 10 miles from Ealing Railway Station. Has grown 50 Bus. Oats to the Acre, and will carry 2 EWES to the ACRE. The Farm is all Pioughable, is very clean and in good heart, and being an earlv selection the rent Is PER ACRE IS S'ERY LOW. AND LeCREN, LTD., Auctioneers. TOTARA ESTATE FARM, NEAR OAMARU. r E have been instructed by Mr t t John Macpherson to offer for PRIVATE SALE SEVERAL FIRSTCLASS SMALL FARMS, unexcelled for wheat growing, stock lattening, and dairying. In close proximity to Totara and White Craig Railway Sidings, Creamery and School. The Farms range from 52 Acres to 148 Acres. Lithograph Plans and Particulars on application. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, OAMARU. GUINNESS & LeCREN, LIMITED, WAIMATE. JANTERBURY FARMERS' ASSN.. VALUABLE SECTION FOR SALE At TATTER SAL L' S ROO MS, On SATURDAY, 20th NOV., 1909. ACCOUNT Mrs A. Kilpatrick—--1 rood 13 perches, being Lots 4 and 5 D.P. 115, Part R.S. 2302, situated at corner of Avenue Roud and Thomas Street. J. MUN DELL, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF HIGH CLASS AGRICULTURAL THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., in conjunction with Messrs Pyne and Co. have been instructed by the executrix in the estate of the late Andrew Martin, Otaio, to Sell by Public Auction at TattersalFs Land Sale rooms, Tiniaru, on SATURDAY, 20th NOV., 1909, At 2 p.m. GRANGE FARM, OTAIO, Comprising 1005 Acres 2 Roods and 29 perches, subdivided into 17 paddocks j securely fenced and well watered to- ' gether with 6-roomed dwellinghouse, dairy, wash and coal houses, men's quarters, consisting of dining, and sleeping accommodation for ten men, cook house, fitted with baker's oven, and all up to date conveniences; stables, granary, chaff and buggy houses, blacksmith's shop, cow byre, large sheep and cattle yards, almost new. Also out-homestead consisting of five roomed dwelling house, grain store, trap 6hed and yards. Of the property there is at present, 300 acres in wheat, 150 acres in oats, 30 acres ploughed, ready for turnips, 160 acres new grass, 140 acres in twoyears grass, balance in three year old grass. Providing the Farm does not find a buyer in one block it will be offered in the following subdivisions to be defined by existing paddocks, and subject to survey, viz., TOP HOMESTEAD BLOCK comprising 450 acres, subdivided into 8 paddocks all well watered, together with out-homestead as described above. In this block there are 125 acres in wheat, 93 in oats, 30 acres ploughed ready for turnips, balance in one year old grass. GRANGE HOMESTEAD BLOCK comprising 555 acres 2 roods and 29 perches, subdivided into 9 paddocks, together with main homestead buildings, yards and all substantial improvements as described above. Of the land 175 acres is under wheat, 75 acres oats, balance in grass, one year and over. TERMS AT SALE. The Auctioneers desire to ' remind those who may be on the lookout for a first class agricultural property that this sale presents a splendid opportunity of securing one. The land is all rolling downs with a rich free soil, easily worked and no waste and well sheltered from the southerly winds. The quality and quantity of grain produced is phenomenal, 64 bushels of wheat and 90 of oats per acre being regularly grown, and it is splendid fattening country, and free from all kinds of noxious weeds All buildings and improvements aro in the pink of condition. The situation of this property is all that could be desired, viz., 2 miles from public school and three miles from Otaio railway station. Intending buyers will be shown over the property on application being made to the agents. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer.