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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20097, 2 May 1935, Page 16

CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN AUCTION NOTICE SALE OF FARM PROPERTIES C.F.C.A. LAND SALE ROOM On SATURDAY, MAY 4, at 2 p.m. A/C. ESTATE LATE JOHN MEEHAN. Also MORTGAGEE'S SALE THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Auctioneers. ' CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OP ASSN., LTD.

1 20 ACRES first-class wheat growing and fattening land situate at Salisbury, close to Timaru, well f need and subdivided, without any buildings. This is a square block in a beautiful position, which with impiovements would make an ideal mixed farm. PRICE £2O PER ACRE. Any reasonable terms. 35/110 496 ACRES Renewable Lease. Rent 8/- per acre per annum, well situated, good downs, 9 miles from Holme Station Sale Yards, well fenced and weli watered. Good 5-roomed house, hot and cold water, woolshed, stable, men's hut, dairy and other outbuildings. 9 acres swedes and chou moellier, balance in one, two, threeyear grasses and older pastures. Owing to ill-health the owner is desirous of a quick sale and will not be hard 10 deal with. PRICE £BSO. 35/69 360 ACRES ’ Pleasant Point district. all low gentle slopes lying lo sun, well fenced and subdivided and well watered. Improvements really good with all conveniences. This is a first class grain growing and fattening farm, handy to School and Post Office. Sufficient winter feed sown, and balance is mainly young grass. PRICE £2O PER ACRE. 35/26 200 ACRES, 4 miles from Temuka, first class wheat growing land, well fenced and in good order. Cottage and outbuildings. 20 acres turnips, balance wheat stubble, oat stubble and grass. PRICE £lB PER ACRE. Any reasonable terms. 35/34 100 ACRE ®’ close to Timaru, splenv didly improved really good cropping and fattening farm. Buildings are all that could be desired. PRICE £25 PER ACRE. Owner having purchased elsewhere is out to do business. CASH REQUIRED £SOO. 35/27 430 ACRES Flat Land, in favoured sheep farming district, well fenced and subdivided and well watered. Has not been cropped to any extent for many years and is now in grass excepting 20-25 acres m turnips. Practically new bungalow, motor garage and well laid out grounds. This attractive farm is being sold to wlr 1 up a deceased estate and the Trustee is desirous of effecting an immediate sale. Further particulars on application to Mr George Lyons, Manager, Fairlie Branch. 35/97 1500 ACRES. Excellent Grazing Land, 2 miles from Railway Station. Approximately half has been ploughed and a large proportion of the balance could be ploughed. Well fenced and subdivided into 15 paddocks, well watered by permanent creeks. Good house (six rooms), woolshed, stable and granary, cow byre, sheep yards and sheep dip. This property has grown 40 bushels of wheat and over 50 bushels of oats, and has carried 1300 ewes, 300 dry sheep and 50 head cattle. The owner has another large property, and to effect a quick sale of the above has reduced the price to £4/10/- PER ACRE. 35/72

ELIZABETH KITCHEN HAVE YOU TRIED OUR PILLED SPONGE AND BUTTER CAKES AND FILLED BLOCKS 9 Telephone 1068. £VA N S AND BULL Estate Agents and Auctioneers. ROLAND BULL GEORGE J. LEECH (Established 1881) 63 Cathedral Square, Christchurch 20 MILES FROM CHRISTCHURCH FOR GENUINE SALE AND NOTHING CHEAPER ON THE MARKET 930 ACRES. Has carried up to 1400 sheep. 135 acres in oats, 50 acres in oats and Western Wolths, 50 acres oats, clover and perennial rye, 50 acres rape, kale, clover and perennial rye and balance grass. A.l fattening country. Live and dead stock at valuation if wanted. Good 6-roomed homestead and all outbuildings. Excellent shelter plantations, splendidly watered. BARGAIN AT £6 PER ACRE, real good terms. It will pay buyers to inspect.

The Owner of a Really Good farm of 300 ACRES NEAR GERALDINE With Good Homestead Has instructed me to sell at nearly Half the Cost of what was paid for it. Even at that original cost, did exceedingly well on it. Carries 500 Sheep, besides young cattle, milking cows and horses, etc. Puller particulars from— H. A, INNES-JONES, Innes-Jones, Jenkins and Co. THE MAN WHO TOOK THE RIGHT TURNING. Here he is .. twenty-eight years of age .. keen, energetic, ambitious. Accountant of a leading manufacturing firm. His success dates from the day he took the right turning towards Success and enrolled with Hemingway’s. Once having become a home-study student with Hemingway’s he lost no time m passing the ACCOUNTANTS’ PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION. Then, as a fully qualified Accountant, he was rewarded with rapid promotion to his present worth-while position. The unparalleled success of Hemingway’s Accountancy students during the past 37 years is YOUR surest guide to sound tuition. You can’t afford to experiment. Enrol with the School that gets Results. Write to-day for valuable Free Book, “ACCOUNTANCY.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland,