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Auctions RURAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION SHEEP FATTENING AND CROPPING UNIT I i "CRANMORE FARM” 178 HECTARES (440 ACRES) SITUATED: COURTENAY FULL RANGE OF IMPROVEMENTS EXCELLENT UNIT TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION IN OUR CASHEL STREET AUCTION ROOM ON THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1979, AT 2.15 P.M. 1 PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. have received i instructions to offer for sale as above this most i desirable stock fattening and cropping unit situI ated in the highly-regarded area of Courtenay. This | farm is situated on the Courtenay Road, 22 miles I from Christchurch, 5 miles from Darfield with High I and Primary School facilities at the gate. The land is all flat and ploughable by wheel tractor, sub- • division is into 26 main paddocks by good permi anent and electrified fencing. Water in all paddocks by County races and concrete troughs. STOCK WINTER 1978: 1520 Corriedale ewes, 200 2T wethers, 100 18month heifers, 50 heifer calves. BUILDINGS: The buildings comprise a most attractive older style homestead set in an established and well cared for area of lawns, gardens and trees. Comprises 4 bedrooms, spacious lounge, diningroom plus all usual offices and amenities. OUTBUILDINGS: Sleepout. 3-bay implement shed, 2-stand woolshed with attached toolshed, haybarns (3000 bale capacity), sheepyards with sheepshower, cattle- ; yards complete with crush. 80-ton granary. COVER: The property is at present mainly in English grasses and lucerne with a small area of undersown barley stubble from last season’s harvest. RATES; To Malvern County Council, SI 183.

TERMS: 10 per cent deposit phis stamp duty on the fall of the hammer, balance in cash on date of possession which is to be given on June 30, 1979. STOCK AND PLANT: To be taken over by the purchaser at valuation if required. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Cranmore Farm has always been recognised as a first-class fat stock unit with excellent small seed and cereal crops being harvested in favourable seasons. The Vendor has farmed this unit as an early stock fattening proposition and over the years has been well maintained with topdressing and lime applications. To intending purchasers we can thoroughly recommend an early inspection as this unit is for absolute genuine sale. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LIMITED, REAL ESTATE — CHRISTCHURCH. PHONE 798-600, After Hours: J. Sluis, 558-344; C. Hooper, Ohoka 727. SOLICITORS: Lane Neave and Co., 79-38 Hereford St, Christchurch. 2254 _______ AUCTION TURKEY FATTENING UNIT "LOBURN LODGE" I 'll I 2.4 HA (5 ACRES APPROX.) K AT SUNNY LOBURN (SKM RANGIORA) I MODERN THREE BEDROOM HOME I I THREE FATTENING HOUSES AV. 840 M2 (9000 SQ. FT.) GOING CONCERN FARM CHATTELS PLANT ANO FITTINGS ESTABLISHED PROFITABLE BUSINESS | TO BE HELD IN WRIGHTSON NMA | I LIMITED, VICTORIA STREET, RANGIORA, H | FRIDAY 4TH MAY 1379 AT 2.15 P.M. | H This is a rare opportunity to purchase one of the largest and I E one of the few turkey fattening units in New Zealand. This I business is showing good returns and has assured future. M Loburn is just skm from Rangiora Township and 37 km from | Christchurch City, and is serviced by school bus and all usual H community amenities. The soil type would allow for further ■ intensified business. Finance is a possibility. Solicitors for the Vendor: Scott, Bradley and Unwin, Timaru. PHONE 796-460 CHRISTCHURCH I AFTER HOURS: R.l. STARK CHRISTCHURCH 43-954 M OR K. ANDERSON RANGIORA 6595 IWrightsonj I REAL ESTATE j|

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