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AUCTIONS. ' . hTmatson AND CO. fJiATTEBSALL'S SALE. TO-DAY. On account of MR DOUGLAS HARRIS, Hoon Hav, who » going.into Oamp. 1 Bay Gelding. 6yia old. broken to saddle ' and harness. 16J hands, "red on tn» Hills. Should suit Butchers o. Baker's Cart. , 3007 H. MATSON and CO. , A DDIXGTOS MAR KE T. A ADDINGTON MARKET. ADDINGTON MARKET. WEDNESDAY. SPECIAL ENTRY. SPECIAL gSllv' SPECIAL ENTRY. SPECIAL ENTRi. CLASSIC CONSIGNMENT. CLASSIC CONSIGNMENT. CLASSIC CONSIGNMENT. On account of MESSRS GEBBIE BROS.» Teddington. 400 Sound-mouth Throo-sjnaxtorbred Ewes;. a good line ' On account of a NORTHERN CLIENT. 300 Halfbred Sound-mouth Ewes Account CLIENTS. - f 500 Real Good Rape Lambs 300 Real Good Rape Lamhs 3:20 Sound-mouth Crossbred Ewes 270 Four-tooth Halfbred Ewes 110 Sound-mouth Halfbred Ewes FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. 9002 " g. MATSON and CO. _ LITTLE RIVER SALE. LITTLE RIVER SALE. LITTLE RIVER SALE. TUESDAY, MARCH 12th. TUESDAY, MARCH 12th. "jUTESSRS H. MATSON and. CO. will JltX pleased to receive particulars _of intended consignments for this favourite and important Annual Fixture. We anticipate special consignments from. MR JOHN F. BUCHANAN, Kinloch, th« PERAKI ESTATE, MR J. M. WILSON, and other well-known breeders. Wo shall be glad if vendors will let us liave particular® as early as possible, so that we may advertise and advise farmers and likely purchasers what will be coming forward. H. MATSON and CO., 9004 AuotionecT«. ( JJAWARDEN EWE FAIR. FRIDAY, MARCH 15th, 1918. SPgCTAT. ENTRY— On account MR G. L. RUTHERFORD, McDonald Downs, His Annual Consignment of Ewet, com* prising— 1400 Four-year-old Halfbred Ewes 800 Four and Six-*ooth Halfbred Ewes A splendid lino of Station Ewes, one mark and (brand, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Also, HA WARDEN SALE, . On THUBSDAY, MARCH 7th. Ob account MR J. K. FORRESTER, Huron ui, 100"Two-tooth Ewes -9008 H. MATSON and CO.^ GREAT CLEARING SALE. GREAT CLEARING SALE. GREAT CLEARING SALE. AGENTS! I TAKE NOTICE. AGENTS! I TAKE NOTICE. A-PRTT, sth. 11 A.M. GREENPARK. APRIL sth- U A.M. GREENPARK. APRIL.Sth. 11A.M. GREENPARK. GENERAL.-TTXBLIO PLEASE NOTE. • GENERAL PUBLIC PLEASE NOTE. TirESSRS H. MATSON Bad CO have in--IVX structions from the Trustees of the late Charles Andrewt, of Greempark, to SELL» by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, the whole of the LIVE and DEAD STOCK, oomprisnig".— 800 English. Leicester Sheep. .' 500 Crossbred Sheep 1 200 Cattle | j3O Horace . . ALSO, IN' THE INTERIM, To offer for lease tW famous property t known as PARK FARM, Comprising about 750 ACRES. 750 ACRES. The farm has been the mother-farm of th» Andrew family, and. is considered the mru ideal faxm in Canterbury for stock raising and fanning. Thft flooks are the pacent flock® of many of tbfl choicest studs in New Zealand, and largely from'the nuc-: leue from which most large breeders turn their attention when requiring. additions to the flocks, and the watch word of PaTk Farm Studmasters hae been not only prize . winners in Show Rings but direct wilts over a period of many years establishing their liall mark upon studs their progeny m The abcrw* extraordinary realisation has been directly the jcsuli of the war. The late Mr Chas. Andrew was the youngest son of the late -W. B. Andrew, hence his occunation of the old homestead and tie possession of his father's well-known studs. The "late Mr Chas. Andrew having made the supreme sacrifice, bis have decided to realise tho estate, and the oppor-. tunity afforded is um<ru«. H. MATSON and CO.. 9006 ' . ' Auctioneers. ; TENDERS.* KILLINCHY LEASEHOLD. H MATSON and CO. are instructed by . the TRUSTEES-of the late PATRICK CROWE to offer for LEASE by TENDER, that PROPERTY, comprising;— 171. ACRES, SITUATE KILLINCHY, And at present in ofH. C.. Hansen, for a period of FIVE YEARS, commencing from the Ist APRJL, 19U3 Improvements comprise6-roomed House, 4-stall stable, grain and implement sneo, is subdivided into 9 paddocks, and is well and favourably known. „ . Tenders, accompanied by cheque for the amount of the first half-years rent, (Jose atH MATSON and CO.'S, CHRISTCHURCH, on THURSDAYLMarch 7th, at 2 p.m. No tender necessariflfr accepted. Draft of Lease may be obtained from the Auctioneer, Mr . G-awn Cooper, Leeston, or the klleamer Guardian" Office, Southbridge. 9006 . H. MATSON and CO. CLARIDGE AND SMITH. CLEARING SALE. TUESDAY, MARCH sth. 43 Burnside road, FENDALTON. On account MR MITCHELL, SIX DAIRY COWS, BULL, HAY, POTATOES, MANGOLDS. ETC. WITHOUT RESERVE. and SMITH have been' fat* j oured with instructions to hold a CLEARING SALE, owing to Mr Mitchell's lease expiring. Full particulars next Wednesday's issue. CLARIDGE and SMITH, 9016 Auctioneers. THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS. CLARIDGE AND SMITH, • PROPRIETORS. Specialise in CLEARING SALES* '' J and we hav e an expert staff, right up to date. We only charge P PEiR CENT. COMMISSION. Employ us, as we have always given Absolute Satisfaction. C2J2O-1159 M O T O R S. CULVERDEN-HANMER SPRINGS ROYAL MAIL SERVICE. Faxes 7g each way. Daily Service, Meeting' all Trains. CULVERDEN-ROTHERHAM-WAIAU. - W. MOCKETT,'Proprietor, / - *. Waiau and Culverdei _ - ' j. 'Phone 10, Waiau. 'Pheiie 'M,- Culverdea. 1.73, Chris tchuxcJk v