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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. EXCEPTIONAL DAIRY HERD. , CLEARING SALE AT TAI TAPU. On MONDAY NEXT. MARCH 11th. At V- o'clock. HMATSON and CO. have r.-coiv<--' ;.n- ---• structions from MR JOHN BAKER, of T\l TAPU, whoto lease has expired, to liubmit on the above date. commencing at l- 1 o'clock, the whole of LIVE and DEAD STOCK, including tho favourably known c Dairv Herd. . c The Auctioneers desire to draw tho especia, £ attention of the Public to these Cattle, which c aro a most exceptional lot. Mr Baker j mado the formation of this herd an especial c hobby, and these who take pride in having i the verv best should not f&il to uttend tni3 j sale. The list includes:— I CATTLE— 33 Dairy Cows, in profit and in calf 12 Heifers, duo to calvo March-April 5 Two-year-old Holstein Heifers, from , specially selected cows S Three-year-old Steers, in forward condition I 1 Shorthorn Bull 12 Calves HORSES— j 1 Milk Cart Mare 1 Draught Gelding, 3vrs, broken to lead 1 1 Bay Half-draught Mare,' 3yra ' IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES include— Spring Dray and Frame, 10 Milk Cans, - Dairy Utensils, and a host of farm Sundries. Also, 1 Stack of Hay Luncheon Provided. 9703 H. MATSON and CO. IMPORTANT NOTICE. CLEARING SALE AT LAKESIDE. On TUESDAY, MARCH 19th, At 12 o'clock. HMATSON and CO. are instructed by • MR S. C. DOYLE, LAKESIDE, to submit to Publio Auction, on the above date, the whole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, including: — HORSES— 1 Bay Gelding, broken to all work 1 Bay Gelding, broken to all work 1 Bay Gelding, broken to all work CATTLE— 7 Cows in full profit and in calf; duo August and September 1 Heifer, 18 months 5 Calves PIGS— 2 Sows, due in a month 2 Store Pigs IMPLEMENTS— Spring Dray, S.F. Plough, Set Disc Harrows, Grass Mower, Set 3-leaf Harrows, 1 Planet Jr. complete, Syracuse Trolly, 2 Stacks Hay, Chaffcutter, Wire Netting, 400-gal. Boiler, Pig Loader, Pig Net (new), Buggy Shaft and Pole, Winnowing Machine, 2 Sets Collar Hames and Winkers, 2 Sets Plough Chains, 1 Set Buggy Harness, Spring Dray Harness, 5 Sacks Italian Ryegrass, J ton Chaff, Empty Sacks, and Sundries too numerous to mention. Also, u quantity of Household Furnituro. LUNCHEON. 0697 H. MATSON and CO. ! IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. ■ GREENPARK. GREENPARK. GREENPARK. • FRIDAY, APRIL sth, At 11 a.m. HMATSON and CO. have received in- i • structions from the Trustoes of tho j late CELAS. ANDREW to submit to Public Auction, aa above, the whole of the LIVE and Dead Stock, including: — SHEEP— j The whole of the old-established English Leicester Stud Flock. Registered Flock j Number 4, N.Z.F.B. Tho late Mr Andrew's Flock was widely and favourably known throughout the Domihion, and an exceptional opportunity is here afforded farmers and others who are desirous of establishing flocks of their own, or infusing fresh life into their existing flocks. The List includes: — 440 Ewes, four-tooths and upwards 450 Lambs, tho progeny of above ' 140 One-shear Ewes < 170 One-shear Rams : 10 Stud Rams, two-ehear to full-mouth i CATTLE— ! 40 Hereford Cross 18-months-old Steers \ 25 Holstein and Shorthorn 18-months < Steers and Heifers 7 Four-year-old Steers : 2 Two-year-old Steers 2 Cows in profit 1 Red and White Steer, 2 years 1 Roan Heifer, 2 years, springing 1 Heifer and Calf HORSES— 1 Light Draught Mare, syrs, by Glenzier 1 Light Bay Draught Mare, 6yrs 1 Dark Brown Filly, 2 off, by Baron Everest 1 Bay Gelding, 2yrs, by Baron Everest 1 Creamy Brown Gelding, 2 off, by Baron Everest 4 Draught Geldings 1 Dark Brown Draught Mare, aged, ] stinted to Achanbrae 1 Ches. Mare, aged, stinted to Achanbrae 1 Bay Yearling Colt IMPLEMENTS— < 2 Masscy-Harris Binders, 1 Grass-seed Sower with boxes, 1 Massey-Harris Mower, 1 15-Coulter P. and D. Drill with manure attachment, 1 Double-fur- * row Plough, i a Cambridge Roller, 2 1 Tip Drays, 2 Farm Drays and Frames, ' Andrews and Beaven Grass-seed Cleaner, 1 Gig, 1 Dogcart, 1 Set Avery Scales, Winnowing Machines, 1 Bale J of Cornaaoks, 200 Empty Sacks, 1 Wool- ( press. € Also, ; A HOST OF FARM SUNDRIES, HAR- ; NESS, Eto. ; Also, ) 1 STACK OATEN SHEAVES, COCKSFOOT SEED, Etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. c 9693 H. MATSON and CO. J CLARIDGE AND SMITH. £ JpARMERS' SALE YARDS, j PUBLIC AUCTION. THIS DAY, 11 a.m. Account MR HILL, Bromley, Contractor: 1 2 Good Draughts, 5 and 7yrs, all work 2-Horse Disc, Small Grubber 2 Harrows, Spring Dray and- Frame Tip Dray and Frame, Spring Dray Harness Single-furrow Plough, 2 ' Seta Dray t Harness, Trees, Backhands, and Chains, Cover®, etc. Tho above are in good r order and in use only few months., For < absolute sale. Account CLIENTS: j Black Mare, aged, by Young Irvington, s. •£ and h., trial, quiet Half-Draught, all_ work; trial c Cow, Red and White Heifer, calved one week v with calf at foot; guaranteed sound and quiet Account MR HENLEY, Carrier: Express, full lock, 2§ tons, splendid condi- t tion; Chest. Gelding, aged, all work; j Set Harness FURTHER ENTRIES. £ Cow, calved three weeks to 2nd calf, with a 2 calves at foot, guaranteed sound and quiet j 6 Forward Store Pigs, good sorts f Account MILN BROS., Halswell, t Purebred Holstein Friesian Bull Calf, two i weeks old - n Half Draught, all work, any trial t Carpet 10 x 10, good condition, 20 Ladies' o and Gents' Coals, 3 Wooden Garden 1 t Full Particulars Thursday's Papers. HARRY SMITH, 9690 Auctioneer. —-; ■ y I I h o C K E T T'S MOTORS, i CULVERDEN-HANMER SPRINGS n ROYAL MAIL SERVICE. Fares 7a each way. Daily Service, Meeting all Trains. CULVERDEN-ROTHERHAM-WAIAU. W. MOCKETT, Proprietor, Waiau and Culverden. 'Phone 10. Waiau. 'Phone 14, Culverden. ( 1772, Christchurch. < i