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AUCTIONS. H. 51ATSON AND CO. RATTERS ALL'S SALE. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL On behalf cf MR ROBERT ADAMSO", Rotokino, West Coast. 20 Horses. I)r;u;s;:t3 and straight oft the liver flats, mountain fscr3, an'l sr.ov,- countrv cf the- V.'cs' C"cv:t; usofu , ! handy sorts': :-n exceptional oppor- ■ lur.i'.v to scci'.re a thoroughly good , hoise. - | Also, I Un account of MR 11. RROMLEI. 1 Butcher's Cart | 1 Horse, Cvss Also, On account TRt late JiiS. » KIGHT. 1 Cliestr.ut Gliding 0.. ra, " u ? iiarold DiiioJi —hur.o : On account MR J A I'D EX and TRUSTEES T...:.. .lAS. KNIGHT. > Ivk Ilor.'o Hird-vood, 4/m, by Wildwooi | On account MESSRS ( .f. and P. CLINTON", 1 Bay Urau'.'li'. Gelding Dandy, Syra, all chain work ■ On account MR JAS. V:aTSON. who is leav- • for th- front, 1 Three-year-old I'f.cer, s. and h., untried Also, in conjunction with MESSRS : " DALGETY and CO., On account MR 11. V. MURRAY, Gras-dale, • I 1 Bav Mare Nc!!, a.:ed; any trial _ i I 3?ay Marc .11 .= s. (ivr.-, broken to chains 1 Ray Ge'din;,' 1 !i-.-k', broken to chains, a ! L'ood loader , , ■ ; t 11. MATSON and CO. ' • | i MATSON AXO CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1 \re tavoifCf' v.-itli instructions f:om tho Trus- : tee* iu AIUMS'S ESTATE. NORTH ROAD, j I'AI'AN L"I. j XTTK SHALL OFFER BY AUCTION' \ V, TO-MORROW, At li o c.ock, i All that property, comprising SHOPS N'o. | :i3 to 37, occupied by Miss Greene, Mrs ! Smith, and others, together with 36.5 ; perches of land, etc. ! Thi>; Ghould euit a Co°l o'- Pr<"l'-''» i 0335 H. MATSON and CO. ' TO FARMERS. DEALERS. i FAT STOCK BUYERS, i STOCKMEN. | 80 ACRES NEAR SANDY KNOLLS. j H. MATSON" and CO. are instructed by I the Beneficiaries in C. Ji. TURNER'S ES > TATE to submit to Public Auction ' I ftO ACRES AT SANDY KNOLLS, ; OV TO-MORROW, ; • Iu ' TATTERSAiLL'S ROOM, at 12 O'CLOCK. Tho situation of this little holding is exceptionally favourable, being practically at the junction of the railway lines adjacent to tho Factory, and offering unique iaci.itics as j a half-way house for stock moving north, I south, cast, or west. ! All particulars from 9336 H. MATSON and CO. CHRISTCHURCH SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. On account of the NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. H MATSON and CO. have received in- • structions to offer, in THEIR ROOMS, on behalf of tho Board, TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock, TWO SMALL HOLDINGS, namely t— LOT I—One Rood, situate on NORTH ROAD, PAPANUI, on the opposite side to the Waimairi County Council Office, and ahout three sections beyond Gow'e store, no buildings, being tho whole of tho land comprised in C.T. Volume 66, Folio 26G. LOT 2—J-acre, or' thereabouts, with Cottage thereon, and known as 992 COLOMBO STREET, ST. ALBANS. To an approved purchaser the Board will allow a rcasonablo amount of the purchase money to remain on mortgage. Tlio Auctioneers earnestly recommend tho above properties to tho discriminating buyer. 0337 H. MATSON and CO. ELLESMERE LAND. ELLESMERE LAND. ELLESMERE LAND. To bo Offered at LEESTON STOCK SALE On FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH Bth. TT MATSON and CO. and the NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION are instructed by the TRUSTEES OF THE LATE GEORGE BARKER, LEESTON, to submit to Publio Auction on the above date the whole of the Lands in the Estate. The property comprises:— 42 ACRES 3 ROODS, comprising parts of R.S. 5482 and' 5483. On this block there are no buildings. vt q mow m or less, comprising ?' , 6043. The Homestead is situated on this block, which forms an eminently compact and desirable farmBte&<l, Offl™?in'Two^BLt? 1 ' th ° Property Will Auctioneers earneatly commend ths s'deration Pro3PeCtlVe bUyelß f ° r eeri <™ — The Properties are situated within easy distance of Leeston Township, thus offering all the advantages of adjacency to Railway, Schools, etc. Thejr are in excellent heart, and nave been admirably cared for. TERMS—Ten pounds sterling per centum on the fall of the hammer, balance on April loth, 1918. All particulars from H. MATSON and CO. THE N.Z. FARMERS'' CO-OP., Agente. WYNN-WILLIAMS. BROWN and 3338 GRESSON, Solicitors. LITTLE RIVER F.WE FATTC " LITTLE RIVER EWE FAIR. LITTLE RIVER EWE FAIR. TUESDAY. MARCH 12th. H MATSON and CO. will bo pleased to • receive particulars of intended ENTRIES for this favourite and important fixture. We already have the following- SPECIAL ENTRIES:— On account of MR J. F. BUCHANAN, Kinlock, The Annual Draft from Kinlock, comprising:— 750 Two-tooth Three-quarterbred Ewes 300 Five-year-old Three-quarterbred Ewes The above are a splendid line of farmers' ewes, bred on the Peninsula. Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. On account of MR L. M. WILSON, Overleigh, Port Levy. , 200 SJM. Crossbred Ewes On account of MR H. MENZIBS, Menzics Bay. 30 Purebred Four-tooth Romney Ewes On account of the TRUSTEES of the Late H. W. PIPER, Piraki. The Annual consignment of Crossbred Ewes . (particulars later) We shall be glad if vendors will let ua have particulars of intended ENTRIES as early as possible, in order that wo may advertise same and advise farmers and likely purchasers what i 3 coming forward. 9339 H. MATSON and CO. OULVERDEN EWE FAIR. THURSDAY, MARCH 14th, 191 S. PRESENT ENTRIES INCLUDE— On account of MESSRS EARSHMAN and McKAY, Huruuui. 200 Three-quarterbred Two-tooth Eweo 400 Two-tooth Halfbred Kwea On account of G. FORRESTER. Kilsythe, Rothcrham. 250 Four-year-old Halfbred Ewes PVTPMfi' J 1 * 6lad to receive particulars of ENTRIES for this Annual Fixture. ' 9342 H. MATSON and CO. J