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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. TENDERS FOR LEASE. QMALL FARM. 21 ACRES, at PREBBLETON.—Tenders are invited for the Leas© for Thrco Years, of that Farm situated between SPRINGS ROAD and SHAND'S TRACK, adjoining Messrs McCarthy and Kolkman, occupied at present by Mrs McMeokin. as from APRIL I €l NEXT. Tenders close TO-DAY. 2-205 H. MA'I'SUN ai-.d CO., _A;fcnls. rji ATT ER S ALL'S SALE. TO-MORROW. PRESEXT EXTRIES INCLUDE— On account MRS MeMEEKIX. Prebbleton. 1 Handsome Eay Pony, 3yr=, well bred, fast; suit lady rile or diivc; trial 1 Set Pony Harness On account Ml! J. R. Dr.VL.REL X, Chris'church, 1 Br Mare, Dimness, oyr=, pacer, Advocate --Meiba, handicap -J.SU for two miles EXTRIES IXVITED. 2255 il. MATSOX and CO. TATTERSALL'S SALE, TO-MORROW, MARCH lGth. in the Magistrate's Court, holden J- 1 Chjrist'.•harcb, between KENiIY SULLI\ AX, Plaintiff, and MARK iil-CKL 11, Defendant. rnilE above-named Plaintiff bavins obtained judgment against tho above-named Defendant in the Magistrate's Court at Christchurch, oil the lltli day of January, yjlfs. for the sum of £20 l!)s lid and costs, vte have been instructed by tho Bailiff of the Magistrate's Court, at Christchurch, who 13 acting under a Distress Warrant Plaint No-CG33-17, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCIION, at Tattersall's Saleyards. Cnshel street, Christchurch, OXI2 MILK CART, in good order, on SATURDAY, tho 16th day of March, 1918, unle-ss the above amounts aro sooner paid. H. MATSOX and CO., nj-f Auctioneers. IMPORTAXT NOTICE. CLEARING SALE AT LAKESIDE. On TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 19th, At 12 o'clock. H MATSOX and CO. aro instructed by . MR S C. DOYLE, LAKESIDE, to submit to Public Auction, on thc above dnto, the whole of his Ll\ E and DEAD STOCK, including HORSES— 1 Bay Gelding, broken to all work 1 Bav Gelding, broken to nil work 1 Bay Gelding, broken to all work CATTLE- _ . 7 Cows in full profit and in calf; due August and September ] Heifer, 18 months fi Calves PIGS— 2 Sows, due in a month 2 Storo Pigs IMPLEMENTS— Spring Dray, S-F- Plough, Set Disc Harrows, Grass Mower, Set 3-lcaf Harrows, 1 Planet Jr. complete, Syracuse Trolly, 2 Stacks Hay, Chaffcutter, "Wire Netting, 400-gal. Boiler, Pig Loader, Pig Net (new), Buggy Shaft and Polo, Winnowing Machine, 2 Sola Collar fames' and Winkers, 2 Sets Plough Chains, 1 Set Buggy Harness, Spring Dray Harness, 5 Sacks Italian Ryegrass, 1 ton Chaff, Empty Sacks, and Sundries too numerous to mention. Also, a quantity of Household Furniture. | LUXCHEON. 2258 ' H. MATSON and CO. gHEFPIELD S A' L E. FRIDAY, 22nd IXST. SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of MRS I. O. iiTJCHANAN, Highpeak: The Annual Draft of Surplus Stock o2 Highpeak. Full particulars in future advertisement. 2252 H. MATSOX and CO. FOR LEASE—RICH TAI TAPU LANDS. FOR LEASE—RICH TAI TAPU LANDS. FOR LEASE—RICH TAT TAPU LANDS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. H MATSON and CO.- have reoeived in- • structions from THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE CHARLES ANDREW to submit in lots by PUBLIC AUCTION, the LEASE of the Property known as

"PARK FARM," GREENPARK, On SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, at 2 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, at 2 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, at 2 p.m. Tho property will be offered in Matson and Co.'s Tattersall's Land Rooms. Tho above Farm has for years been known as one of the most successful stud farms in respect of eheep, cattle, and horses, and has always been regarded with covetous eyes by adjacent land-holders, email settlers, and visitors to the district. The Trustees desire that all shall have an equal opportunity of acquiring the property, and hcnce the leaseholds are being offered by Auction instead of the more common method of calling for tenders. TO STUDMASTERS and CITY MEN requiring recreation from business care. TO LAND-HOLDERS who desire to enlarge their farms, TO THE MAN who wants to start in life, Wo eay DON'T DELAY, but go at once and 'inspect tliia fine property. Lithographs are in course of preparation. The Farm will bo offered in four lots, namely:— No. I—3lo ACRES 1 ROOD {Homestead Block). No. 2—230 ACRES 3 ROODS. No. 3—102 ACRES 3 ROODS. No. 4—134 ACRES 2 ROODS. DON'T FORGET THE DATE: SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, at 2 p.m. At MATSON and CO.'S TATTERSALL'S SALEROOMS. H. MATSON and CO., Agents. 22C1 C. S. THOMAS, Solicitor. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE At K A I A P O I, On MONDAY, 25th MARCH. H MATSON and CO. Jiavo received in- • Btruction3 from MR T. SNELL to submit, on the above date, the "WHOLE of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including: — HORSES.. 1 Bay Gelding Tom, oyrs 1 Bay Maro Bess, liyrs 1 Bay Mtoro Dolly. Syra All good, sound, reliable workers. Harness for all Horses PIGS. 2 Sows in Pig 1 o Pork«?rs IMPLEMENTS. D.F. Plough (Duncan), S.F. Plough, Hornsby, Set 3-icaf Harrows, Grubber, Mould Plough, Horse Hoe, Wooden Roller, Side Delivery, 'lip Dray and Frame, Express 3 Milk Cans, Grit Mills, Wh«*ol'oarrow, Scalding Trough, 30(» Empty .Saeiis, Firewood, Pig Troughs, etc., elc.

2251 H. MATSON and CO. LEESTON ANNUAL HORSE FAIR. THURSDAY, APRIL 11th, 191 S. solicit ENTRIES for the above fix- ' ' ture. Tho Sale will bo held in the LAItGE PADDOCK at the back of the Cattlo Yards. SaJo commences 11 a.m. sharp. H. MATSON ana CO. "RniP SAUCE" GETS RIGHT ON THE PALaI'E, and makes an appetite. The man who inakts it knows what you re,9rder 9 N E BOTTLE ON MONJ»Ai. livery Livo Grocer sells it. l H4586-9313