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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. OPENING SALE. SCARGILL YARDS MONDAY, JANI'AKY 19th, 1902. 1 UR PRESENT COMPRISE— ,On account Mr Geo. rtutherford, Eastcot, SV) Four-tooth Halfbred .ethers 203 Two-tooth Crossbred M.ied Wefhers 250 Piime Fa.t Lambs (Southdown cross) Our representative will I>e in attendance en the mornics of the sal?., asd we wii. be p eassd to receive further entries. 3770 H. MATSON ar.d CO., Auctioneers^ CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. DAIRY COWS STORE CATTLE BEEF SHEEP Etc. Etc. STYX. STYX. TUESDAY, JANUARY 20tti, 1902. MESSRS H. MATSON ana CO. hax-e received instructions from Messrs Chinnery and Harbottle, who are giving up dairying, to SELL. On the above date. At their FARMSTEAD. STYX. THE WHOLE OF THEIR LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Comprising— CATTLE. 20 Cows, all young, sound, and quiet, and in full profit (every cow is really tiptop) 12 .Springing Cows 10 Do Heifers 5 Primo Fat Cows 1 Shortiiorn Bui!, CJ. years 6 Calves PIGS. 2 Breeding Sows SHEEP. 100 Sound-mouthw! Huh'bred Ewes, in very forward condition 150 Halfbred Ewes, with fOO per cent, lambs at foot 50 Prime Freezing Lambs 20 Do Do Hojjgets Also. Milk Cart, Horse, Cooler. Separator, Cans, Buckets, and ail kinds of dairy utensils and other sundries. Saie at 1-2.30. Luncheon. 37E9 H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. DAIRY COWS, DAIRY COWS. DAIRY COWS. ETC., ETC., KTC. GREENPARK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23rd, 1003. MESSRS H. MATSON nr.d CO. havo received instruction from Messrs Cullcn Bros., of Greenpark. who ;:rc dissolving partnership, to SELL, on the above date, at their Farmstead, close to the Groenpark Creamery, the whole of their LIVE nixl DEAD STOCK, comprising— 25 Cows, ' all in full profit ar.tl recently calved 9 Veal Calves 1 Shorthorn Bull 2 Draught Mares (with foals r.t foot) 1 Trap Mare, 1 Unbroken Draught Colt. 2yx» off 20 Store Pigs. 4 Sows (2 with litters of 9 each). 1 Berkshire Boar A!so a quantity of IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES, including—2 Farm Drays and Frames, Spring Dray. Whiteohapel Cart, S.F. Plough. JJ.F. Plough. 3-teaf Harrows and Trees, Horse Hoe, Grindstone, Wheelbarrow, Stack Cover 18 x 21, Harness, Sa-dd cry, Covers, quantity of Dairy Utensils and Sundries too numerous to mention; also 14 Shares (fully paid up) in the Tai Tapu Dairy Factory. Sale at 12.30. LUNCHEON. H. MATSON and CO.. 3768 __ Auctioneers. PROPERTY AUCTION. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1903, j At 12.30. I TAI TAPU AND HALSWELL. On account Mr H. E. Peryman. OCA ACRES, comprising hill country, ad**v)l/ joining the properties of Messrs George Holmes, Rhodes, and Lowe, all in native tussock. Note.—For further particulars apply H. MATSON and CO., 3771 Land Agents and Auctioneers. PROPERTY AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1903. FARM AT SWANNANOA. H MATSON and CO. have received in- • fltructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Land Salerooms, 164 Cashel street, on the above date, THAT DESIRABLE FARM, situated ait Swannanoa, comprising (more or less) ACRES 700 ACRES. This property has been for many years in possession of Mr F. Kelly, and ' is" well and favourably known. The farm is adjacent to school and railway. Our instructions are to sell, in order to close up truet accounts. Note.—For further particular* apply H. MATSON and CO., 3772 Land Agents and Auctioneers. PROPERTY AUCTIONS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1903, . At 10.30. On account of Mr G. Lindemann, Tai Tapu. DESIRABLE PROPERTY, comprising dwelling-house, 8 rooms, and outbuildings, together with 2 acres of land therewith. On eccount Mr Dixon, J-Acre Section, Tombe's road, off Papanui road. A desirable building allotment, close to tram, etc. Note.—For further particulars apply to H. MATSON and CO., 3773 Land_ Agents and Auctioneers SUB-DIVISION OF THE BRUCE-COE LODGE ESTATE. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO., in conjunction with MESSRS PYNE and CO., have received instructions from the Trustees to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the CANTERBURY LAND SsaLEEOOMS, 164 Caehel street, Christchurch, On FEBRUARY 21st, At 12 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF THAT WELL-KNOWN ESTATE, "BRUCE-COE LODGE," Comprising about 1330 ACRES, more or lesa. of the Richest I<and hi tho Ellpsrpexe District, with a irontage on "the Seiwyn River. With few exceptions none of the paddocks have hnd nror-e than 3 to 5 crops taken out of then during tho iast ;h;rty-seven years, at<l is a consequence are in excellent conI dilioc The property hae been judiciously subdivided into 14 lois. und is we.l roaded and securely fenoed, and the whole is in splendid heart. Lot 1 comprises 101 acres 1 rood 20 perches, part in crop, and part in pasture for fourteen years Lot 2 comprises 157 aores 2 roods 20 perches part iv wheat, balance in grass ' Lot 3 comprises 131 acres 1 rooa 22 perches, all in nvo-year-oid paaturo ' , Lo: 4 comprises 30 3 roods 39 porches in pasture ' Lot 5 comprises 5G acres 2 roods 29 perches iv oats ' Lot 6 comprises 116 acres, part pasture, part wheat Lot 7 comprises 30 acres 2 roods 20 perches now in rape and whoat Lot 8 comprises 31 acres 2 roods 34 perches now in rape and wheat ' Lot 9 comprises 37 acres 3 roods 14 perches now in rape and wheat ' Lot 10 comprises 75 acres 1 rood 20 perches in wheat ' Lot 11 comprises 116 acres 1 rood 27 perches, in rape and wheat ' Lot 12 comprises 3«2 acres 2 roods 30 perches comprising the Horaastead Block, with good Homestead, artistic garden and subdivided into eight or nine paddocks part in crop, and part in pasture ' ■ Lot 13 compnsea 20 acres 3 roods 34 perches in pasture ' Lot 14 comprise? 32 acres in pasture. Thi3 ■ paddock has never,been cropped In excellent heart. , The property is nil rich, alluvia! land, and < includes some of tho very best dairy and agricultural land in "anterbury; it is situated < close to the Railway, Creameries, Schools Post i Offices, it is within eight miles of the Leeston Saleyards, within four miles of the Sprineston < Saleyards. The instructions to the Agents are to Sell < with the special desire to realise and wind tip < tho estate, and, an opportunity of the kind i to secure such land may never again occur in Canterbury. P.S.—One of the Mr Coee will b« constantly ] in attendance in order to show intending purchasers ovtr the property. For further particulars and plans, apply t ■ ; H. MATSON and CO., PYNE and CO., ! 13T7i Join tAyenti. :