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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. £J0 ACRES TO LET. HORNBY. HORNBY. H. MATSON and CO. have received in structions from MR THG-nAS DAWSON t< offer for I.EASE, for 5 years (not 3, a-s pre viously advertised), his eicellent Property u HORNBY, comprising heavy land, ani i known as "CABBAGE TREE FARM." All particulars obtainable at our Offiec where Tenders close TO-DAY, at 12 o'clock. No tender necessarily accrpted. 4063 H. MATSON and CO. FOR PRIVATE SALE. H MATSON and CO., instructed by MI • GEORGE GARDNER, MEDBURY who has disposed of his Pedigree Heid o Purebred I'icisiun Dairv Cows, havo fo: i PRIVATE SALE the following: — 1 90-gallon Alfa Laval Cream Separator I complete 1 Six-bottle 'Babcock Cream and Mill Tester, complete 4 Cream Cans, 1 10-gallon, l 8-gallon, one 2 5-gallon 2 Milk Cans, 12 gallons each 1 Carry-all, to wheel away 30 gallon ■ cai of separated milk (milk cans fitted witl lu?s for wheeling also) 1G Calf Bails, all bolted and with posti 1 complete (can be erector! in half ai hour). Invaluable for feeding calvcs, si that each one gets his share" in tin most expeditious manner possible; twi lessons sufficient to teach them to ca ' crushed oats Also prevents slicking. All the above appliances, utensils, an< machinery ar 0 guaranteed absolutely as goo< as new. Most dairy farmers when first purchasinj dairy pear make three great mistakes.— Firstly, thev do not <jet nn Alfa Lara Cream Separator, this machine being raid t. : be worth all other Cream Separators put to they do not purchaeo one witl capocitv enough, and valuable time is lost which could be put to infinitely better pur po«o than wasting time on ft toy. Thirrllv, thev do not hnve on tho r>remi.*ei n ptnrdwH croam nnd milk tester purh ns ' "Babcock" is acknowledged the whole work over to be. Tho cow can rob them and th factory manager can rob them. but_ wh; should either do rof Price for tb» lot, or for. any it«m. and for full information, apply to tti< AUCTIONEERS, g MATSQN nnd cO , ; McKENZIE AND WILLIS. McKENZIE AND "WILLIS. AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSI FURNISHERS. CATHEDRAL SQUARE (NEXT POST OFFICE). THE BEST EOOHOOTH BUY YOUR FURNITURE AT THE RIGHT PLACE. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING HERE. We can supply 501 with NEW FURNI TURE OF BEST MANUFACTURE, I2s ' OAK, at the price of Stained Rimu else where. INSPECT OUR , , Handsome Oak Sideboards at £o 10s. Duchesae Chests at 39s 6d._ Oak High-back Dining Chairs at 19s Gd. Stained Walnut Sideboards from ±4 10s. Kitchen Tables at 14s 6d. Kitchen Chairs at 4s Gd. Chesterfield Couchcs at £8 10s. Oak Roll-Top Desks from £5. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS , Of Every Description, Bedroom, Diningroom, Hall, and Kitchen Furniture, 111 Oak and Rimu, to suit oil taste« < and purses. We can furnish your mansion 01 your cottage—and save you money. AXMINSTER CARPET HALL RUNNERS, Grand Quality 27in wide, 8s 6d, 10a 6d and 12s Gd per yard. TAPESTRY RUNNERS.from3s9d per yard. CARPETS— „ , . . We carry a Very Choice Stock of Axminster, Mirznpore (all-wool Indian), Wilton Pile, Brussels, and Tapeetry Carpets, and can still quote you at nearly pro-war prices. HEARTHRUGS and &T,TP MATS— A Fine Stock to choose from at low prices—from a Kitchen Rug at 8s 6d to a best Axmmster for the Drawing-room at 87s 6d. We have a very fine range of the latest designs of LINOLEUMS' LINOLEUMS It At Lowest Prices. Aa large a 6tock as any in town to choose from, LACE CURTAINS— Three yards, latest patterns, 5s Gd per pr. Also. BLANKETS, SHEETS, QUTLTS. TOWELS, BEDSPREADS, at Lowest Prices. WE CORTvrALLY TNVITK YOU TO MAKE AN IN SPEC lON Of our Goods, and compare prices and quality. We feel confident the result will prove satisfactory to you and ourselves. EASY TERMS OF PURCHASE IF DESIRED. If you are not in a position to pay spot ca«h, give us a call and we will discuss our easy time payment system with you. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. McKENZIE and WILLIS. Auctioneers and House Furnishers, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Next Post Office). McK6277-9GG WBril', STEPHENSON AND CO., LIMITED. TROTTING HORSES FOR SALE. INYERCARCrILL HORSE YARDS. I SATURDAY, 13th JULY. 1918. | At 11.30 a.m. XTTRIGHT,. STEPHENSON and CO., LTD.. » V will offer, as above, on account of MR ALEX. BISSET and tho Estate of the late GEORGE DEE CAN, the following Trotting Horses for Unreserved Sale.— Black Pacing Gelding The Tar.k, Gyrs, by Young McKinney—Siberia Bay Trotting Gelding Brookbell, aged, by Bellman —Brookwave Bay Mare Merco, aged, by Galindo—Authoress; stinted to Logan Pointer Brown Mare Norc, Gyrs. bv Wildwood Jtinr. —Imporialism; stinted to Young M> Kinney <5.3 IJIEDDINGTON ROYAL MAIL COACHES Under New Management WINTER TIME-TABLE. MORNING SERVICE. Coach leaves Stables, Teddin»ton, 7.15 a.m., Al'.andale 7.45, Governor's Bay 8, arriving at Lyttelton 9.15 a.m.; returning'from Lyttelton 9.15 a.m. AFTERNOON SERVICE. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays only. Coach leaves Stables, Tedding-ton, 2.15, Allandale 2.45, Governor's Bay '3.0, arrive Lyt- : telton 4.15 p.m.; ictuming from Lyttelton 4.1j. Special Trips by Arrangement. FARES AS USUAL. THOS. FAIRBAIRN. Proorietor.