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AUCTIONS H. MATSON AND CO. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. THIS DAY, at 12.30. PUBLIC AUCTION, AT TT MATSON and CO.'S LAND SALE ±X * ROOMS. 164 CASHEL STREET. LOT I—On account Mr H. E. Peryman, Tai Tapu—2oo Acres, adjoining the properties of Messrs Holmes, Rhodes, and Lowe. All in native tussock. LOT 2—Kelly's Farm, Swannanoa. comprising 700 acres (more or less), with handy buildings. ' Good all-round farm, near railway, school, etc. LOT 3—On account Mr Dixon—i-acre Section, on Tornes's road, off Papanui road. LOT 4—On account Mr G. Lindemann, North Island—2 Acres (more or less), at Tai Tapu, together with dwellinghouse 8 rooms, stables, etc.

LOT s—On account Mrs Frew, Greendale— 2 Acres (more or less), at Greendale, together with a seven-roomed house and outbuildings thereon. LOT 6—On account of Mr H. HudsonSplendid Farm at Marshlands. NOTE—For further particulars apply H. MATSON and CO., 6317 Land Agents and Auctioneers. p U L V E R D E N SALE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 1303. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account of Cha3. F. Murray, Esq., Wharanui, Marlborough, 586 Very Forward Two-tooth Wethers 500 Two,. Three, and Four-year-old Halfbred and Crossbred Ewes, in good condition 734 Merino Ewes (good mouths) On account cf A. Rittson-Thomas, Esq., Tiroh-mga, Kekerangu, 500 Two-tooth Halfbred and Three-quarter-bred Wethers 70 Two-tooth Halfbred and Three-quarter-bred Ewes 520 Full-mouth Merino Ewes Account Messrs Rutherford and Co, Kekerangu, 1000 Four and Six-tooth Halfbred Wethers (English Leicester—Merino Cross) 150 Four-year-old Ha.fbred Ewes (EnglishLeicester—Merino Cross) Account A. J. Murray, Esq., Woodbank, 300 Two-tooth Orossbreds, Mixed Sexes 350 Four and Six-tooth Crossbred Ewes 350 Four-year-old Ewes We shall be pleased to receive particulars of FURTHER ENTRIES. H. MATSON and CO., 6308 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE. CLEARING SALE. SHIRLEY. SHIRLEY. SHIRLEY. THURSDAY, FEBRb-vxtY 19th, 1903. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from Mr James Rowe, who is leaving for England, to SELL, on the above date, at his Farm, Windsor. Shirley, The Whole of his RENOWNED HERD OF PEDIGREE PIGS, Also, all his WELL-KNOWN PUREBRED FOWLS, Besides other LIVE and DEAD STOCK, Comprising— 1 sow and litter, 3 sows in pig, 5 young sows, 11 fat pigs. 1 boar, all the above are Purebred, end pedigrees will be given at tho sale. A number of Pedigreo Fowls, comprising Minorcas, Langshans, Brown Leghorns,.Houdans, Gold and Silver Wyandottes, Dorkings, etc., and a. quantity cfi mixed fowls. Also, 1 springing heifer, 1 cow in full profit, brown gelding, harness, 300 empty socks, steam vat, troughs, 1 Marshall ana Sons' 4 h.p. boi.er and cmgine, flour mill, French stoves (2ft 6in), 1 Bunclo chaffcutter bolting, and quantity of shaftings, plumbers' blocks, -pulleys, etc., etc., Besides Tho Whole of his HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE and EFFECTS, including Piano by Chapel, etc. Extra Entries Allowed. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Lunoheon. H. MATSON and CO., 6310 ' Auctioneers. FOURTH v WOOL SALE. THURSDAY, lDtih FEBRUARY, 1903. PARTICULARS of consignments must be to band not later than SATURDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. H. MATSON and CO. offer their services, and will be glad to receive consignments of any size. If you wamt the BEST ATTENTION, BEST DISPLAY, , BEST MARKET VALUE, Entrust youT Wool to them, and consign all Lots, "MATSON'S," ADDINGTON. 6311

GOOD FARMS. COMFORTABLE HOMES. SAFE INVESTMENTS. A LEASEHOLD 85 ACRES, the goodwill of, with nearly three years to run, close to the factory, and in tho most famous district of Canterbury—n-unely, Leeston—good house and outbuilding*, and land wonderful. Price asked for goodwill about £100. Enquire Martson's. Folio 164

A WORKING MAN'S OPPORTUNITY— Very little cash required—A Flourmill complete, in a thickly populated district, has a large and old-established connection, and grand waiter power. If you have £300 you can go into it. Enquire Mateon's. Folio 153 A DAIRY FARM, 96 acres, close to Lincoln, subdivided into 3 paddocks well fenced end water* d, good house of 7 rooms, stables and outbuildings. This is a nibble. Owner- selling has to live in Christchurch, ill-heal th and no family. About £si;o cash, balance on mortgage. A rc_! good place; we know of no better. Enquire -lf<>.tson's. Folio 141

A LEESTON FARM, about 300 acres, ie Let—Rich, heavy land, grand grass and grain land, gocd dweHinghoust,. close to sch-iol and en ornery. Rental 20s per acre. Enquire Matson'a. Folio 63 A CHOICE FARM, about 200 acres, in the rich limestone valley of Omihi, at present a veritable garden of Eden, and an object lesson to those croakers who predicted ruin to all who settler, here. See the crops, see the homesteads, see the happy, smiling faces of tho inhabitants.' What better assurance that they aro all doing well? Call iv and sco us, and be one of this prosperous con-mumty. Price about £16. Enquire Matoon's. Folio 139

\- MIXED FARM, about 500 acres, that ■**• will and does produce heavy crops of oats, barley, wheat, on its rich, heavy flats. Then a portion of this farm is sweet rolling downs, where shepp grow their silken fleeces, get fat, or raise their young, without effortj and to the greatest advantage of the lucky owner. You can ro all over Canterbury, but here you can't do better. Price about £9 Easiest of terms. Good home, close to railway and yards. Enquire Matson's.

ALIGHT, Sweet Tussock Country—22so of rolling downs, would grow good grain if desirous, does produce fine crops of artificial feed, and ideal sheep farm, good home, securely fenced. You can do all.work yourself; no big staff required. Price about £4 per acre. A bargain. Enquire Matson's. Folio 150

A FARM, 340 acres, iv one of the best fat sheep districts in the world. Owner selling owing to infirmity. You can live here and prosper without sweat of intellect or bard graft. You can sell at a profit if you don't wish to hold, but you will never lose a penny. Safe, good, as& certain investment. Price £8. Enquire Matson's.

A,— You wont to buy a Farm—Come and see us. If you have only a small amount of cash we will help save you numerous and ruinous expenses customary in transactions of this kind. We know every inch of Canterbury, and can tell you and afford you information on all points or the greatest value. H. MATSON and CO.

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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11502, 7 February 1903, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume LX, Issue 11502, 7 February 1903, Page 12

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