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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 18 March 1927, Page 16

S.C. STOCK AUCTIONEERS’ ASSN. SALE. MONDAY, MARCH 21. 37 2-tooth EWES, \ and 2-bred. 900 FAT LAMBS. 140 Fat and Forward WETHERS. 350 2-tooth EWES. 200 2-tooth WETHERS. 200 CAST EWES, G.S.' 90 FAT EWES. 60 EWE LAMBS. 30 FAT WETHERS. 200 F. and F. EWES. 60 Forward EWES, Full-Mouth. 200 3-bred p. and F. LAMBS. 120 2-tooth 2-bred EWES (one earmark). Account Dr. W. E. Stevens, “Fairfield,” Ma Waro— Annual Draft 240 G.S.M. Fine 2bred EWES. Account D. Fraser — Annual Draft 250 S.M. 2-bred EWES. Account A. L . Oakley, “The Brothers” — 370 CAST EWES, 4 and 5-year-old Account H. H. Fisher, “Shenley”— 600 i and 2-bred EWES, G.S. 200 2-tooth EWES. - - 200 3-bred .WETHER LAMBS. > S.C. STOCK AUCTIONEERS’ ASSN. A. N. OAKEY AND CO. AN. OAKEY AND CO.* • AUCTIONEERS. PROPERTY AGENTS AND VALUATORS. CLEARING SALE SPECIALISTS. CHIEF AGENTS: Atlas Assurance Company Ltd. (Established In the reign of King Oeorge III.) Auctioneer: Mr A. N. Oakey. Property Dept:Mr W. U. Donnlthorne £525 SHOP AND TWO PLASTERED ROOMS, washhouse, gas griller, etc., small corner section. Ideal for fruit or confectionery, grocery, or small boot repairing shop. £IOO deposit. F. 632. £BOO GREY ROAD. Seven-Roomed House, plastered, beautiful level 1 acre section. Owner leaving. Must be sold. F. 143 £9OO LeCREN STREET. 4 Rooms and Balcony, Bungalow, electric light, gas Hottentot, porcelain bath.and basin, built in wardrobes. Small deposit. F. 538 £876 6 Rooms, electric light, hot and cold water, porcelain bath and basin. £IOO deposit, or motor car accepted, as part payment. F. 16 ; £3OO i Acre Section, with Brick motor garage, cherry house, orchard, fowl runs, wood shed and work shop. Thrown away at £3OO. F. 5125. £llsO CLOSE IN. 6 Roomed, twostorey Brick Bungalow. Never occupied. Reasonable terms. F. 618 £IOSO Brand New 5 Rooms and Balcony, plastered Bungalow, panelled hall, gas stove and destructor, gas copper, porcelain bath and basin, electric light. F. 612 £1470 OTIPUA ROAD. . 5 Roomed Brick Bungalow (brand new), every modern labour saving convenience, brick motor garge and fence. Lovely, well built home, remarkably cheap. F. 608. £I4OO 6 Roomed Brick Residence, with adjoining section (room for another house), to wind up a deceased estate. Two minutes from town. F. 626

£1750 HIGHFIELD. 5 Rooms and Balcony, New Brick Bungalow, electric range and destructor. One of the best built houses in Timaru.' F. 624 A. N. OAKEY AND CO., The Progressive Auctioneers, Property and Insurance Agents. Offices: Strathallan Street. H. JOYCE, LTD. Buyers of WHEAT. OATS. SEEDS. AND FARM PRODUCE. Agents for R. and F. Wallis, Ltd., ;Nett Cash Buyers of Fat Stock. Highest Ruling Prices Given. Mr F. H. Hatton has now been ap- | pointed fat stock buyer for St. Andrews and district, for the above Arm. Full Stocks of — CORNSACKS, TWINE, SEEDS, AND ALL FARM REQUISITES. LICENSED LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. R. H. JOYCE, LTD., BESWICK STREET. (Opposite C.F.C.A., I* ' * T M. C. McLEOD, J* LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, GERALDINE. • In many cases a great deal of petrol is burnt uselessly in running farm buyers to properties, the values of which are made hopelessly high. The adverse effect of absurdly high prices during the boom is wearing off, and genuine sellers know that they must take market value, i.e., productive value, if they wish to sell. There are as many good farm buyers about as before, and they are ready to buy in at value; the bona fide farm seller is aware of this, and he has reduced his price accordingly. Here is a farm which is value at to-day’s prices for meat, wool, produce and money; the owner Is out to sell, and has steadily reduced his price to a figure at which the property must sell;—■ 800 ACRES FREEHOLD, and a property which has been well farmed for 13 years by one of the best farmers in South Canterbury. NOTE: (1) Good quality land in splendid heart; easy downs and flat, well watered and well fenced. (2) Carrying 1000 ewes, and fattens additional lambs, with at present 120 acres of crop. (3) For thirteen seasons this farm has grown from 40 to 47 bushels of wheat to the acre. (4) A very good steading planted with well-grown English and timber trees; men’s cottage, woolshed, sheep dip, etc. (5) Eight miles from township, rail and good market; school 1J miles. , (6) PRICE £l4/10/- per acre, reasonable terms and mortgage at. 63 per cent. A reasonably priced, sound, healthy farm, which grows good bone and wool, and excellent wheat. Clean and in good heart. J. M. C. McLEOD, Real Estate Agent & Sharebroker GERALDINE.