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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AXD CO. TATTERSALL'S SALE. TO-MORROW. O FECIAL ENTRIES include—On Account of W. G. McINTOSH, Spnngston (who is going into Camp): , Springbrook Belle (1055). Sandy's Heir (359), dam .Nelly. Chancellor of Blaokhall (163), stinted to Crandalo (imp.), !)yrs: all v;or, V, Kubina (2753), by Glenzier (imp.; (103 o.i), <lam Ruby (2144). by Richmond, stinted to -Revolution (imp.), 7yrs; iul vrork, foal at foot by CrandaV .Tcwel 11. (2757), by Glcnlic (901). dam j Springbrook Jewel (2706, i. stinted to j Involution (imp.), 7yrs: 'all work ; Rosalind (10C0). C.5.8., by Glenzier (imp.), dam Springbrook Hose (-<s?\ stinted. ; tij Crandale (imp.), syrs: chains Blossom (1051;, C.5.8., by Gknnc (90i). dam Sprinu r brool: Koso stinted to Crandalu (imp.), Oyrs; ail work Jc«9, by Excelsior, bv Glenlic (001), dim Bow. stinted to Crandale; all work Diamond, Oyr?, all work, stinted to Cnindalo (imp.;; all work i Gelding" Bob, oyrs, by Glenzier, all won: Gelding Punch. 4yrs, by Gleuzier; chains Gelding Mick, 3vrs, !>v Glenzier; chains Half-draught John, Syr*, by Glenzier; all work. Account MU 11. FIXLA^. VWftt Melton. 1 35a-v Ilonw-, been running' in carriers Trial. Account ALU 11. M. MORTEX. 1 33ay G-e-ldiu:;, -*yns broken to chains. Account Mil K. 11. MOUXCE. Spring^toa. 1 Cream Cob, .'syr.--. middle and harness, by Duke of York; Kl\ hand*3. EXTRIE3 IXYITED. 56*23 MAT-SOX and CO. QVUTEnT) E X s A L E. TUESDAY XKXT. APRIL 17th. SPECIAL EXTPJES TXCLUDE: On account of Mil DUXCAX UUTHERFOED, SuO Merino Ewes from Molesworth •100 Eat "Wethers Account Mr T. G. TIIOMPSOX. Auc-hUrcaini. A Draft of Fat I*uni;s Accourrt Mit A. BLACK, Sa-lix. Fat Sheep Account MR J. BUTLhK. Fit Sheep ENTRIES INVITED. KHO 11. MATSOX u-r.d CO. JJ A T A K 1) K N S A L E. THURSDAY NEXT. RUTHERFORD, McDonald Downs. uUO £ut and Forward 'I and C-tootjh Hn.ltbred Wethers. A Splendid Line. Account MR T. CREAN. Peaks. A I/raft of Fat Lambs Account MR W. H. DIERCE. A Draft of Fat Lambs ENTRIES INVITED. 833 : 11. MATSON and CO. AT HAWARDEN STOCK SALE ON THURSDAY NEXT. SHEEP HORSES, CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS. H' MATSON and CO. to 'cccived instructiona from MR J. STEWAKI, i THE PEAKS, to offer, at Hawaxdcn btocK Sale, as above, the -whole of -hie LIVE and [DEAD STOCK, including: — i " SHEEP:. 130 Two-tooth. Ewes I'sß 'l'wo-tooth. Wethers CATTLE: 2 Cows in. profit 3 Springing Heifer® 2 Steers 1 Heifer HORSES: 1 Aged Mure 1 Four-year-old Gelding, unbroken 1 Two-year-old Filly, unbroken 1 One-year-old Gelding IMPLEMENTS: I Drill (Massoy-Harris), 1 pair DisoHanww (Duncan), 1 Reaper and Binder (Osborne), 1 Double-furrow Plough. (Duncan), 1 Single-furrow Plough (Booth Macdonald), 1 Syracuse Grubber, 1 Farm Dray and Frame, 1 ect of 5-leaf Harrows, X Tip Dray, 1 eet of 4-leaf Harrows, 1 200 gal. Tank, 1 Planet Jr., 1 '100 gal Tank (Galvanised), 1 Wheelbarrow, 1 Grindstone, 1 Dogcart and Harness, 1 good Sheepdog, Harness, Cart Collars. and Homes, Saddle and Breeching, Riding Saddle and Bridle, 300 Sacks,- and » lot of Sundries too numerous to mention; a lot of Tre£s and Plough Chains and Sheep Netting 8835 H. MATSON and CO. LEESTON ANNUAL HORSE PAIR. FRIDAY, 20th APRIL, 1917. LEESTON SALEYARDS. SHARP 11 SHAJKP. OA DRAUGHT FILLIES, MARES. GELDOU INGS, AND HACKS. 80 25 Colts and Fillies, 3 and 4 years 20 Mares and Geldings, 5 to 7 years 15 Mares and Geldings, 8 years and upwards 10 Hacks and Harness Horses ELX.ES ME RE STILL STANDS UNSURPASSED FOR QUALITY STRENGTH UTILITY. BUYERS, ATTEND THIS FAIR! OWNERS, SEND FORWARD YOUR ENTRIES! TO THE BUYER THAT BUYS, TO THE OWNER THAT OWNS, WE SAY ONE AND ALL FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT AND DON'T BE SLUGGARDS AND SLEEP. Bo Patriotic and keep the game going by buying and selling and selling and buying. Do not be Pessimists, remember we are living in. the finest country in the world, and although you may own a bit of' petrol dou't forget that a man's beet friend is still his HORSE. $pace will only allow to advertise a few owners' lots:— On account of S. GRAHAM, Borthorn, 3 Bay Geldings, 4yrs off 1 Bay Filly, 4yrs off On account of W. McCAUSLAND, Wonderdell, 3 Draught Mares and Geldings, 3 to 7 years On account of JOS. BROOKS, The Springs, 1 Bay Filly, 3yns (a hummer) On account of D. HAMPTON, Hollybrook, 5 Fillies and Geldings, 3yrs off On account of C. J. LEWTON, Stackwood, 4 Fillies and Geldings. 3 and 4 years ALSO 40 other Entries to be sent forward from Representative Breeders of the District. DON'T FORGET THIS SALE. NO ONE MAKES MONEY LYING IN BED. SALE FRIDAY. 20th, at 11 sharp. Commission 5 per cent. Compulsory Halter Is 6d. Yard Fee 8827 H. MATSON and CO. SALE OF HA WARDEN PROPERTY. AT HAWARDEN STOCK SALE, THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 19th. H MATSON and CO. are instructed t>y • the Mortgagees, to submit to Public lio Auction ad above, at 11.S0 a.m.— ONE ACRE OF LAND, Situate in the centre of Hawarden Township being the Whole of the Land included in Certificate of Title Volume 263 Folio 117 together with 15-ROOMED BOARDING HOUSE and Stable thereon. The Business is an excellent one, and merits investigation. All particulars from MESSRS LANE AND NEAVE, Solicitors, Or H. MATSON and CO., 8829 Auctioneers. -rpHE Greatest of all Wars," more Jully J. dealt with in the "Evening News" than in aDy other newspaper in the . Dominion,