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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 11th, 1917. SPECIAL ENTRY. We are instructed by MESSRS W and T. McHALE, CHORLTON, to Sell on their bo--200 Really good, 4, G, and 8-tooth Crossbred Ewe» . __ g590 H. MATSON and CO. . ijQ USSA ND E L SALE THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 12th. SPECIAL ENTRIES include: — On Account of MR C. A. WRIGHT, Dunsandel. Draft of Fat Ewes • On Account or MR E. G. WRIGHT, Dun3andel. 140 Four, Six, and Eight-tooth RomneyMerino flalfbred Ewes On Account of a CLIENT. 100 Young Ewes On Account of MR H. F. WRIGHT, Dunsandel. 5 English Leicester Rams A draft of Fat Ewes 8568 H. MATSON and CO. HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY NEXT. WE INVITE ENTRIES. 8531 H. MATSON and CO. TATTERSALL'S HORSE BAZAAR. THURSDAY, APRIL 19th. SPECIAL SALE. 100 HORSESH. MATSON and CO. (in conjunction with MESSRS PYNE and CO.) will Sell on the above date, on account MR J. COCHRANE, Tai Tapu: — 20 Draught Mares and Geldings, i and 6yrs, broken to all work, and guaranteed sound. 40 Unbroken Draughts, Fillies and Geldings, 2 and 3yrs old, and guaranteed sound. 30 Hacks and Harness Horses, including several by Harold Dillon, a fid others by Standard Bred Trotting® Sires. DON'T FORGET THE DATE!! THURSDAY, APRIL 19th. The Sale will commence at 11 o'clock sharp. All purchases will be trucked to all parts of tho country on instructions from buyers. PYNE and CO., H. MATSON and CO., B<>Ss Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. LEESTON HORSE FAIR. j FRIDAY, APRIL 20th. Solicit Entries for the above Fixture.'! Particulars later. 1 I 8557 H. MATSON and CO. j IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. RACING MEN. RACING MEN. ' TROTTING ENTHUSIASTS. TROTTING ENTHUSIASTS. UP-TO-DATE TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT. TO BE LET BY TENDER.

H MATSON and CO. have reoeived in- • etiuctions from MR J. N. BOAG, Burnside, to LET BY TENDER, al[ that Property, comprising ABOUT 23 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, [ Situated on the corner of GRAHAM'S ROAD and BURNSIDE ROAD, Fendalton (about one mile from Fcndalton Tram Terminus), together with all buildings and im--1 provemonts thereon, comprising nearly New ' and Up-to-date Dwellinghcnleo of 0 living rooms, bathroom, h, and c. water, and all > conveniences, also good stables, practically new. comprising 10 large and roomy looso- • boxes, chafihouse, boiler-house, trap shed, men's quarters, with bathroom, h. and c. water, smithy, etc.. etc. Also, > HALF-MILE TRAINING TRACK. Also, number oftssmall paddocks and all conveniences necessary for successful running of an up-to-date Training Establishment, and lately occupied by Mr R, O. Duncan. The property will he Leased for a TERM OF THREE YEARS, at an Annual Rental. Immediate possession can b 0 given. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close at) the Offices of H. MATSON and CO.. at NOON on SATURDAY, APRIL 14th. Tenders to be marked, "TENDER FOR BOAG'S FARM." For further- particulars and conditions of Lease, apply H. MATSON and CO., SSBG 147 Caahel street. REALISATION OF AN OLD ESTATE. BANKS PENINSULA. BANKS PENINSULA. BANKS PENINSULA. ONE OF THE EARLIEST SELECTIONS IN BEAUTIFUL WAINUI. ONE OF THE EARLIEST SELECTIONS IN. BEAUTIFUL WAINUI. THE BATES ESTATE. THE BATES ESTATE. THIS CHOICE AND CENTRAL PROPERTY Comprises:— 224 ACRES. 224 ACRES. 224 ACRES. H MATSON and CO. have been favoured • with-instructions from MESSRS D. and J. W. BATES to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION (in conjunction with MESSRS W. D. WILKINS and SONS, LTD.), the Property eo long and favourably known as tho Bates Estate, On FRIDAY NEXT, 13th APRIL. On FRIDAY NEXT, 13th APRIL. At DUVAUCHELLE BAY SALE. The abovo property has for years been regarded from time to time with covetous eyes by settlers both adjacent to Wainui and the outlying Baya, but until the present the owners have not been prepared to even entertain parting with any of it. Now, however, old ties and sentiment have to give way—the times and conditions have altered, and on the 13th APRIL we are instructed to afford the publilc the opportunity so long waited for, and with this intention,, and with a view to giving all a chance, tho Property has been subdivided into 11 allotments, Comprising: 1. 59 acres 2 roods 3. 3 acres 3 roods 4. 3 acres 3 roods 5. 3 acres 3 roods 9. 2 acres 11. 80 acres 1 rood 12. 8 acres 2 roods 30 perches 13. 58 acres 14. 1 acre 3 roods 24 perches 15. 4 acre IG. 1 acre 3 roods The wholo property is the keystone of the Bay, fronts oil the Main road and sea front. Factory, school, church, recreation ground on the property. The land comprises rich grazing and agricultural land, can produce anything. Akaroa, across the bay, a few minutes by boat, provides a near market for any farm produce. The vendors have great confidence in their own land. Droughts aro unknown. It is surrounded by a wealthy community. The vendors are prepared to sell on extended terms as under: — 10 per cent, on fall of the hammer. 10 per cent, on Jane Ist, 1917. Balance on possession, or in 5 years at 5J per cent. DON'T NEGLECT THIS CHANCE. FRIDAY, 13th APRIL, At 12 o'clock. H. MATSON and CO., W. WILKINS and SONS, LTD., Or MESSRS BATES and EDGAR. 8584 Solicitors. ;