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auctions. 11. MATSON AND CO. 4DDINGTON MARKET. 1 A. ALDINGTON MARKET. AUDINGXON MAKKEI. | TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ENTRY. SPECIAL ENTRY. • SPECIAL ENTRY. SPECIAL LMLiCLASS! C CO N SIG NM E :>*!". CLASsIC COXSICiNMEN'i. t:LASSiC CONSiG:.MENI. ! On account of MESSES GE3BIE BROS., i T«ldin c ".or:. ' 4( j Sound-mouth Ewc3, (Jn accouu: of a NOK'IHr.RN CLIENT. r.t'J liaiibred Sound-n.ou'.h -*-v.cs AcLOunt. C EN is. j:>;j Real Goo.l i-ii-'-' j :it'o Rcui Co.iJ _l.::pu I Sou.id-iuoutii Ciosiutcc Ewes 21') l-'our-fj.-ith ilai;b;t.d l.v/cs ' 1!0 S,-jur.d-:i.oi;th ilu.:urcd i-v-cs , j i-'URTHEM ENTi;IES SOLICITED. j oj;;j 11. MATSON and CO. jQXI" OR U SAL j TIL L'RSDAY NEXT. PRESENT ENTRIES INCLUDE — i o'.U biore i.uiiiLo j VjJ V.it • -11 Fat j 1U F;.t Lu'.iilii I 'Jt> i"';-t Ewes I bit '1 wo-tooiii Store Wethers I 0 Ci'iod Steer Calves 1 JJiau-'bt Maic, all tarm v.-ont ENTRIES INVITED. il. iiATsUA and CO. u~Y AL'CH EL L E SALE. FRIDAY NEXT. PRESENT ENTRIES INCLUDE— On account MR PERCY MOORE, Okains Bay. 10 Primo Fat Steers 10 Prime Fat Heiieis 120 Good Shorthorn Calves (j;) F;it and i'orward Cattlo ENTRIES INVITED. 0153 X-I. MATSON and CO. H. MATSON AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, Are favoured with tee in AUAMS'S ESTATE, ->OiviH I.OAD, PAPAN Ul. TXTE SHALL OFFER BY AUCTION ON VV SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 2nd, IUIS, At 12 o'clock, All that property, comprisinK SHOPS No. y;i to 67, occupied by Miss urcenc, Mrs Smith, and others, together wi.h 3b.0 porches of land, etc. Thi, should suit a Coal and'ca'' IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE AT DUN SANDEL. On MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 4th, At 11:30 o'clock. H MATSON and CO. are instructed by • MR CHAS. A. WRIGHT, who has disposed of his farm, to submit, as above, the whole of his LIVE AisD DEAD bTOCK, including: — SHEEP--100 Halfbred Six and Eight-tooth Ewes 200 Sound-mouth Tliree-quarterbred Ewes 130 Fat and Forward Ewea 160, Fat and Forward Lambs 10 Rams, Four-tooth to Full-mouth HORSES— '. 1 Gelding, 3yrs, broken to chains 1 Gelding, 4yrs, .broken to chains 1 Mare, 4yrs, broken to chains 1 Mare, 7yrs, good shafter, all work 1 Mare, fiyrs 1 Gelding, Byrs 3 Aged Mareß, all work 1 Hack CATTLE— 3 Cows in milk, due August and September 1 Cow in milk, empty 1 Two-year Heifer, due September 1 Fifteen-months Heifor 1 Calf IMPLEMENTS— ' McCormack Binder, Cooper and Duncan Drill, Grkin and Manure (only used two seasons), Diso Harrows (P. and D.). 3furrow Plough (P. and D.), 1 set 5-leaf Harrows, 1 set 4-leaf Harrows, Chain Harrows, Cambridge Roller, Broadcast Seed Sower, spoon feed (P. and D.), Grass Mower (McCormack), Hay Rake, Scoop, 3-horse Dray and Frame (turnipcutter attached), Tip Dray and Frame, Spring Dray, Spring Trap, Duncan Cultivator, Sledge, Avery Weighing Machine, Large Quantity of Sheep Netting, Barbed and Plain Wire, Sheep Feeder, Stakes, 200 Empty Sacks, 2 Stacks Lucerne Hay, 30owt. Manure, Tarpaulin (now), Alfa-Laval Separator (30 gallons), > Churn, Cream Can, 6horse Block and Tackle, Swingletrees, Harness for nine horses, Riding Saddle, Gig Harness, Vyce, Wheelbarrow, Garden RoUer, Grindstone, Garden Hose, and a quantity of Sundries. \ _ Also, 14-16 Belsize Motor-car. LUNCHEON. 9155 H. MATSON and CO. ELLESMERE LAND. ELLESMERE LAND. ELLESMERE LAND. To be Offered at LEESTON STOCK SALE On FRIDAY, MARCH Bth. H MATSON and CO. and the NEW ZEA- • LAND FARMERS' CO-OP ASSOCIATION are instructed by the TRUSTEES OF > THE LATE GEORGE BARKER, LEESTON, to submit to Public Auction on tho abovo . diate the wholo of tho Lands in the Estate. Tho property comprises:— 42 ACRES 3 ROODS, comprising parts . of R.S. 6482 and 6483. On this block there are no buildings. • 100 ACRES, more or less, comprisine i R.S. 6043. Tho Homestead is situated on this block, which forms an eminently compact and desirable farmstead. If not sold as a whole tho property will be offered in Two Blocks. Tho Auctioneers earnestly commend the above to prospective buyers for serious consideration. The Properties are situated within easy distance of Leeston Township, thus offering all tho advantages of adjacency to Railway, Schools, etc. They are in excellent heart, and have been admirably cared for. TERMS—Ten pounds sterling per oentum on the fall of the hammer, balance on April 15th, 1918. All particulars from H. MATSON and CO., THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. Agents. WYNN-WILLIAMS, BROWN and 9153 GRESSON, Solicitors. •p|* A WARDEN EWE FAIR. FRIDAY, MARCH 15th, 1918. SPECIAL ENTRY— On account MR G. L. RUTHERFORD, McDonald Downs, His Annual Consignment of Ewes, comprising— 1400 Four-year-old Halfbred Ewes 800 Four and Six-tooth Halfbred Ewes A splendid line of Station Ewes, one mark and brand, and will be sold iu lots to suit purchasers. On account MR' P. MACFARLANE, Woodgrove, 100 Four-year-old Halfbred Ewes 100 Halfbred Ewes Also, HAWARDEN SALE, On THURSDAY. MARCH 7th. On account MR J. K. FORRESTER, Hurunui. 100 Two-tooth Ewes Also FAT SHEEP from MESSRS T. a i CREAF 'ihe Peaks; T. HOBBS, Tha e iIiRStLALL, The pia.s; :t ?pt t ALEX. DALENTRIES INVITED. A S- MATSOa and CO.