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14 Selwyn Times Wednesday May 11 2022 RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL PREBBLETON 626 Springs Road A Rare Find You are not dreaming! If you are looking for a cute and cosy cottage on a private section then your search is over. Centrally located in the fast-growing Prebbleton village, you will appreciate the easy walk to the new shopping precinct at the Village Square with cafes and supermarket included. This three-bedroom home has been lovingly restored and is on a secluded, well-fenced 1214sqm section. The modernised kitchen features Bosch appliances and great garden views. Open-plan living with double doors opening out onto a wisteria covered patio, perfect for those summer BBQs. The large garage has space for three vehicles and includes a workshop and utility room. Ideal for an office, with off-street parking for multiple vehicles, this would suit working from home. Long term, the large parcel of land will underpin the value in this popular area. AUCTION GST Inclusive 4.00pm, Tuesday 24 May VIEW 3.00-3.30pm, Sunday 15 & 22 May John Davison M 027 436 4464 E john.davison@pggwrightson.co.nz Ron Ferguson M 027 498 6256 E ron.ferguson@pggwrightson.co.nz pggwre.co.nz/LCN36044 RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL AUCTION Welcome LINDA FOGARTY to the Canterbury real estate team. Linda has been part of the Real Estate industry since 2009 having started her journey in the Banks Peninsula area after she and her husband sold the hospitality business Godley House Function Centre Cafe & Bar in Diamond Harbour. She has taken on the role of Business Development Manager for Residential and Lifestyle which involves assisting our expert knowledgeable teams working in the residential, and lifestyle market. With their knowledge of provincial New Zealand and being backed by one of New Zealand's best known and respected brands, they are the go-to team for all things Real Estate. If you would like to join the team, give Linda a call for a private, confidential chat. Linda Fogarty Business Development Manager for Residential and Lifestyle M 027 294 4818 E linda.fogarty@pggwrightson.co.nz TAI TAPU 480 Tai Tapu Road Location of Desire Purchasers who have been searching for the ultimate lifestyle opportunity will be captivated by the amazing views of the surrounding countryside. This 4ha lifestyle block is enviably positioned in one of the most popular and sought-after locations in the Selwyn District. An idyllic tree and shrub lined driveway leads into an immaculate haven which is double fenced and planted for shelter and privacy. Several options of where you can position your new home. Three phase power is available at the boundary. Cost efficient opportunity to connect to town sewer main now available. $920,000 GST Inclusive Ron Ferguson M 027 498 6256 E ron.ferguson@pggwrightson.co.nz www.pggwre.co.nz PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under the REAA 2008. Helping grow the country pggwre.co.nz/LCN35815 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008 6/19 Gerald Street, LINCOLN Cnr South Terrace & Ross Street, DARFIELD Phone: 03 341 4301 | Email: christchurch@pggwre.co.nz Helping grow the country For more great listings, visit www.pggwre.co.nz PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under the REAA 2008 Helping grow the country
Wednesday May 11 2022 Selwyn Times NEWS 15 Legal Matters Ensuring a smooth move for Dairy Day 2022/2023 CLOSE CALL: Hunter Lowe was second in both the mallard and paradise duck calling categories. PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE Pitch makes perfect • By John Cosgrove A BIT of a quack or two. Contestants who managed a good mimic were on the mark when the Lincoln University Hunting Club held its annual duck calling competition at The Famous Grouse Hotel last week. Organiser Tom Whiting said the club wanted to create a bit of a buzz to get everyone excited prior to start of the 2022 duck hunting season on Saturday. “We’ve done it on and off for the past seven years and it’s a great fundraiser for the club, as everyone has a lot of fun trying to pitch the perfect duck call,” he said. “It gives everyone a bit of the taste of what’s needed for opening weekend. After all, they’ve been waiting since the season finished last year to get back out to the lakes and rivers.” He said the large crowd offered up a lot of loud and annoying noise as they tried their hand at winning prizes for the best paradise, hen and goose calls. Whiting, a bachelor of agricultural commerce student, said he had enjoyed being a duck hunter ever since his grandfather took him on his first hunt as a 13-year-old on the banks of the Waimakariri River. “It’s being able to trick a wild animal that you’re the real thing, to get them thinking that they’re going to a safe place. “It is also pretty cool to be able to communicate with wildlife using the vocal skills that you’ve built up over the years,” he said. Reigning champion mallard and goose caller Braedyn McKenzie, of Rolleston, said the secret of a good duck call was practise. “Use your diaphragm, don’t use your mouth, just use your diaphragm and breathe deep. “A good caller should always practise, practise and practise some more, go anywhere and just practise,” he said. McKenzie loves shooting and said duck hunting was all about planning your hunt. “Go out in the days and weeks before the season opens and look at what the ducks are doing, what times of the day are they moving away or coming back. They have a rhythm, and a good hunter needs to know that,” McKenzie said. “Time behind the glass pays off. “Last year’s season started three weeks later due to Covid so there will be a lot more birds out there this season, but sadly there is also a lot more water out there compared to the last couple of years so the birds will be much more spread out, making the hunting a wee bit harder,” he said. On the night McKenzie picked up the mallard and goose calling categories, while Hunter Rowbothom snared the paradise duck section. Whiting said the judges were impressed with the competitiveness and quality of the callers entered. • Watch the video on starnews. co.nz 1 June annually marks the first day of the dairy season. Whilst many are hunkering down for winter, thousands of dairy families, sharemilkers, contract milkers and employees are moving to new farms to commence new enterprises, employment and milking contracts. Such movement of people, their possessions, livestock and machinery is a critical part of the dairy industry and is commonly known as “Dairy Day”. To ensure Dairy Day runs smoothly for all involved significant planning and preparation is undertaken in the preceding months. Therefore, despite its name, even the physical aspect of Dairy Day takes far longer than just 24 hours with farms starting the move before, during or after 1 June. Farmers need to be pre-planning early to make sure their move goes smoothly which includes all the things that go with a farm; the livestock, plant and machinery, water, consents and supplementary feed to name a few. 1 June also marks the date many farms and cows are bought and sold annually. Often the farms are advertised for sale around October of each year once calving is complete. This means contract negotiation, financing, and due diligence with a clear deadline that cannot be deferred. It is often an exciting time within the dairy industry as farm owners progress their careers and realise opportunities. We encourage early contact with us so we can ensure you are in the best position to succeed. Dairy Day transactions are always multifaceted, with key considerations, not limited to, but including: • Environmental Management; • Accountancy Advice (e.g. utilising the purchase price allocation addendum, value of feed, stock, and machinery); • Transfer (and splitting where appropriate) of Water Rights and Consents; • Irrigation Share Transfers; • Due Diligence and Vendor Warranties; • Existing Leasehold Arrangements; • Employment Contracts; and • Sharemilking Contracts. Our lawyers are well practised when it comes to the transactional and regulatory requirements needing to be met. We have an excellent team of lawyers specialising in providing top service to Primary Industry clients. We are available to provide advice on Dairy Day and all farming matters. Please contact us to make an appointment in one of the four convenient office locations Darfield • Ashburton • Rolleston • Christchurch COMEBACK: Last year’s champion caller Braedyn McKenzie demonstrates a paradise duck call. Kate Warren (Senior Associate) Mobile: 0273843054 Email: kate.warren@tp.co.nz Rolleston & Darfield office: 03 317 9099 Christchurch office: 03 374 9999 Ashburton office: 03 308 4188 Rural and Agricultural Law, Conveyancing, refinancing, leasing & property transactions, Land acquisitions, boundary adjustment and subdivision, Insurance Law, Occupation Right Agreements and Estate and Succession Planning, including Enduring Powers of Attorney, Trusts, and Wills. SKILLS: Hunter Peacock works on his goose impersonation.
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