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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16423, 17 January 1919, Page 10

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. THIS TEAR. THIS YEAH. THIS YEAK. rTHE WOOL CLIP OF NEW ZEALAND ha« been purchased by the British Oovrrnmrnt and the Wool is being handled under the samo conditions. With regard to the Sale Woo 1 .. tW prospects are aescrwl, and ft only iwpiires judicially display;!-.? and careful and expert knowledge on behalf of the Broker*. CONSIGN" WOOLH. MATSON AX D C 0., ALDINGTON. Tho Firm"? Appraisements a.re Conducted by the Principal -of the I-irm, who has a ii.otime experience as -i Won, Kroner aiy m acknowledged as an authority ir. the business. ■_£?QQ PER ACRE—Rich. heavy land, one etOO of the he" l - farms in a district. well fen-wj und wnter-d. New, up-to-date horse, rii;!biiildings. stable, rowtfhed, mill'.ir.g pUr.f, :tii'l engine; water ia.ir! on. Crnpi of wheat anil I .lata looking verv well. . Crass going to Crops srivcn i:i. Fol. 114 11. MATSON nnd CO. TQA PEU ACRE— All rich wheat-growing li&o\J and sheep-fattening land, in 9 padducts. Land very clean and carefully farmed. Has grown t'.O of wheat and of onts. Also carries and fattens numbers of sheep and lamba. Excellent O-roomcrl residence, h. and r., and all offices,' garden, lawn, orchard, beautifully situated. All outbuildings, man's whare, etc. One mi!« from school, 2 from railway station. Daily mail. Very Huitablo for a stud farm. Fo!. BGG H. MATSON and CO. tfCnnn SECURES a Government Renowablo Lease. Bent £203 per ivrrmim. Lease runs out in 1940. Five-roomed dwelling and outbuildings; 6 miles of fencing; 40 acres in wheat, 155 acres in oats, 650 acres ' old pasture and new grass, balance native. Averages 1200 sheep, and could carry a lot more. £2000 cash is wanted, balance in a years at 54 per cent. Fol. 145 H. MATSON and CO. L£QQ PER ACRE—IOO Acres, one of the woO tidiest farms in tho district, with good 8-Roonied House, (i-stall stable, and chafihoufle. cow bails, dairy, etc. 52 Acres Tuscan wheat, 12 acres in red clover, 20 2 in potatoes. Balance rye grass and clover. ALL ■'THESE CROPS GO IN WITH THE PRICE. The owner his to sell, must sell, and is determined to well. Cannot carry on any longer owing to illhealth. There i3.an insurance of £GCO on the buildings. No reasonable deposit declined. Anyono with £BCO to £1000 can secure it. Fol. 119F • H. MATSON and CO. , fi?9r) PER ACRE buys - 225-acro farm wi/tJV/ in West Canterbury,' with a 9roomed houso and all outbuildings. Crops at valuation; 50 acres wheat, 24 for seed, 60 acres Unseed, etc.; 15 paddocks. Fol. 511' ' H. MATSON and CO. PER ACRE—This will purchase a a good class farm in .North Can- , terbury, divided into 10 paddocks, ■ with G-roomed house, good sheds, • stables, stockyards, all good. Cash required £2200. Fol. 5G ' H. MATSON and CO. 1 !J?OQ —IN tho Ellcamero District', whore JwOO tho land is good. This 180 farm con be secured on account of illhealth of the owner. It is in perfect order; 10 paddocks, with house of 7 main room 6, nnd all outbuildings. Station one rnilo and school 3 miles. Fol. :)7A , H. MA'isOX and CO. £? PER ACRE—Some of tho richest limestone land in Canterbury, subdivided into 9 paddecka; G-7-rooined now houso; all implements, 1200 sheep, 7 cattle, 10 horses, 40 tons of chaff, etc., at valuation if desired, otherwise £16 per aero bare. Fol. 41T H. MATSON and CO. JpO£? PER ACRE—SOO, divided into 22 tWAiU paddocks, situate North Canterbury ; 60 acres in wheat, 50 in oats, 15 in linseed and peas," etc. Residence of 6 rooms, b. and c. cervice 6-etall stable, shearing shed, and other buildings. Crops in. £2500 cash accepted from good man. Fol. ' 135H 11. MATSON and CO. |Pi O PER ACRE, or near offer, for 2235 j wlO aores in Mid-Can terbury, divided into 20 paddocks, all ploughable; buildings comprise 5-room«d House, woolahed, 8-stall stable, and numerous other buildings. At present carrying 8000 ewea and 500 dry t sheep. Terms, £3000 cash. Fol. 134H H. MATSON _»nd CO. j f*4C) PER ACRE—Heavy grass dairy and .■fetrO cropping land, in. North Canterbury, well clear of weeds; 9 paddocks, veil watered and fenced; 8-roomed house, with all outbuildings, 8-bail cowshed, etc. Terms, £800 down. Fol. SSL H. MATSON and CO. i Lpo 15# PER ACRE—Mid-Canterbury cropKrfO ping and stock farm; 1500 sheep and cattle is tho carrying capacity. Total acreage 1370; ICOO acres fare in graes and 300 are in bush; 18 paddocks, well watered, and lying nicely to the sun; good 6-roomed house, woolahed, dip, and yards, new stables, 2-roomed men's wharo; 3 miles from -ra.il ; Fol. 112McI. H. MATSON and CO. nnn FOR 900 Acr «® Freehold and IMDiUUU 770 Acres Native Lease, »n the North Island, at 3s 3d per acre rent. All ring fenced, l!i paddocks, well 'watered by tunning streams; 2 > sets sheep yards; 1300 acres in grass. Plenty of timber for fenok ing; 7 to 800 acres grows splendid r oats and turnips. Fol. 9iP i H. MATSON and CO. [ j"* 1 ? PER ACRE ■will ' purchase a freehold • of 1180 acres in Marlborough, all in one block, and running in October last 900 halfbred, ewes and 800 mixed line. There is a wdolshed and yards. The property lies beautifully to the sun, and is well watered. The ' whole is ploughable, and would grow English crass, lucerne, oats, and barley. The downs (about 600 acres) are fizst-class, with heavy black soil; would grow anything. Owner lives outside the province and is determined to quit. Terms, £2500 cash, • balanoe 5 years at 5 per cent. FoL 85G H. MATSON and CO. 1 • 'f* 4 PER ACRE—67OO Aaree Freehold, in South. Island, of which. 1000 .acres are ploughable. Tha property lies beautifully to the sun, and is purely ewe country, and is being rapidlr im- , proved, and in the near future should carry 5000 ewes, besides cattle. The ' whole place is free and open. There is a new 5-roorarf dwelling with all conveniences, stables, loose-box, men's whare, large woolshed, yards, dip, and smithy, all in splendid repair 12 miles from railway station. Telephonio communication with ontr Bide world. Present stock 3300 sheep. Terms, £4000. FoL 84G M 6255-6313 H. MATSON. and CO.