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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. TATTERS AIL'S TATTERSALL'S. TO-MORROW. EXTRA SPECIAL ENTRY. Account ROBERT RAINEY, ESQ., Tai Tapu, Eight magnificent clydesdale FILLIES. All Entered in Stud Book, And Bred in tho Purplo. PARTICULARS: 1 Bay Filly, 4yrs. h? Balgarvie, dam by Crown Prince . 2 Bay Fill" -vr. J , by Marcellus, dam b.. Highland Prince , H. Bay Filly, -lyre, by Marcellue, dam by Car:ton , ■1 Bav -U-rr, i-v Marcelhis, dam dj Border Ch-ie: , 5 Bay Filly, <!yrs, by Marcolius, dam by Highland Priuco 6. Bay Filly., -lyM, by Marcellus, dam 0} 7 B?y r Finy C by Marcellus, dam by 8 Bav° Filly, Syra, by Marcellus, dam by Highland Pririco Mr Robert Raincy's reputation as a brewer is too well known right through the Do-cic-nt. ALSO, On account o£ * CLIENT goins to tho front, 1 Ch Gelding, 3yr3, by Pc to ret a, dam Victeroua marc, s. and h., tna» On account MR W. SANDERSON, Matiera, 1 Grrv Marc, Kitty Harold, syrg, by Harold Rothschild, dam a Texas maTe, natural On account of a CLIENT, 1 Now Rubber-tyred Gig, 3-seater, Tending Beat, spring cushions On account MR E. J. COOKSLEY, Rangiora, 1 llalli Dog-cart and Horse (iron gTey horse, aged, do o cart is by Stevens and Son, harness m good ordei) On account of a CJLIENT, 1 Bay Throc-year-old Draught Gelding, prize-taker On account MR JOHN HUNT, Wakanui, 1 Horso by Quince", dam thoroughbred Wizard marc, 7yr 3 ; has won prize* at " Aahburton THE PLACE: TATTERSALL'S HORSE BAZIAAR. THE TIME: 12 NOON TO-MORROW. 0 -l 4 H. MATSON and CO. irn-R. TjE VSE —RICH TAI TAPU LANDS. TOR LEAS&IRICH TAI TAPU LANDS. FBR TAI TAPU LANDS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. h. "1 LEASE of the Property known aa "PARK FARM," GREENPARK, TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. Tho property will be offered in Matson and. Co.'b Tattersall's Land Rooms. The above Farm has for years been known aa ono of tho most successful stud farms in respect of sheep, cattle, and horses, and has always been regarded with oovotous 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 hence 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 oare. TO LAND-HOLDERS who desire to enlarge their farms, TO THE MAN who wants to Btart in life. We oay DON'T DELAY, but go at once and inspect this fine property.

Lithographs are in course of preparation. The Farm will he 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: TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m. At MATSON and CO.'S TATTERS ALL'S SALEROOMS. H. MATSON and CO., Agents. 2719 C. S. THOMAS, Solioitor. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE At K A I A P O T, On MONDAY NEXT, 25th MARCH, 12.30 p.m. H MATS ON and CO. have received in- • structions from MR T. SNELL to submit, on the above date, the WHOLE of hi® LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including:— HORSES. 1 Bay Gelding Tom, Syra 1 Bay Mare Bess, 6yra 1 Bay Mare Dolly, Byrs All good, Bound, reliable -workers. Harness fox all Horses PIGS. 2 Sows in Pig 3 Porkers IMPLEMENTS. D.F. Plough (Duncan), S.F. Plough, Hornsj by, Set 3-leaf Harrows, Grubber, Mould Plough, Horse Hoe, "Wooden Roller, Side Delivery, '£ip Dray and Frame, Express Waggon, 3 Milk Cans, Grit Mills, Wheelbarrow, Scalding Trough, 300 Empty Sacks, Firewood, Pig Troughs, etc., etc. 2718 H. MATSON and CO. QULVERDEN SALE. TUESDAY, APRIL 2nd. WE will offer on behalf of the Trustees in tho Estate of the late W. O. RUTHERFORD— 1000 Sound-mouth Merino Ewes, in good condition. ENTRIES INVITED. 2723 H. MATSON and C.O. CLEARING SALE AT ELLESMERE. THURSDAY NEXT, 28th INST., 12.30 p.m. H MATSON and CO. have received in- • structions from MR CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN (whoso lease has expired), to submit to Public Auction, on tho_above> date, tho following LIVE AND DEAD STOCK: — SHEEP— 400 Four, Sis, and Eight-tooth Crossbred Ewes 150 Fat Ewes 400 Fat Lambs 3 Southdown Rams 4 English Leicester Earns CATTLE— 3 Shorthorn Dairy Cows, in milk and in calf 1 Yearling Bull, purebred Shorthorn 1 Eio-ht-months-old Purebred Shorthorn Bull 4 Three-year-old Heifers 5 Two-year-old Steers 1 Three-year-old Fat .Steer HORSES— ■2 Draught Geldinra, 4yrs: all work 1 Four-year Half-draught Gelding; broken to chains 3 Draught Mares; all work 1 Eight-year-old Gelding, ail work, Ist prize-taker IMPLEMENTS—

1 P. and D. Duncan Swamp Plough, 1 d.f. Plough, 1 s.f. Plough, 1 6ft McCormick Binder, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Set Diso Harrows (IS discs), 1 Farm Drav and Frame, 1 Wido Whalen Tip-dray and Frame, 1 3-furrow D JS< * Plough, 1 Side Delivery, 1 Set 4-lcaf Harrows, 1 Set Chisel Tooth 11 rows, 1 Grain and Manuro Dn*i» 15 Coulter Rape and Turnip, 1 Booth-Macdonaid Windmill, oiler and Pump, 1 Booth-Mac-donald Woolpress, Spring Trap, 1 Grass Seed Stripper. Set 4-horsc Tackle and Trees, Harnees for all Horses, 20 Sacks Seconds Wheat, X Drinking Trough, Wash Tubs, and Portable Copper. 1 Daisy Churn, 1 45-gal. Alfa-Laval Separator, 1 Man Scoop, Wheelbarrow, Grindstone, Force i'ump and Gear, Horse Drag. ALSO— A HOST OF SUNDRIES and Small Quantity of FURNITURE. LUNCHEON. 2721 w MATSON and CO