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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. SI'RINGBANK HOMESTEAD. Together with 500 iZVzI: i TO 32 OFFERED BY PUBLIC AUCTION J On ! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, | At 12 o'clock, j ! * IN OUR LAND ROOMS, - J I . CASHEL STREET. TOT* TRUSTEES in the ESTATE of the j late GEORGE RUTHERFORD. SPRING- : BANK, have instructed ME-SSI'.S If. SON and CO. to Soil by PUBLIC AUCTION this fine ESTATE, comprising oi the finest old station homesteads in CANTERBURY. The lr.nd comprises some o: 1 the s-.veeu-?'. and best of its kind, and had all its virility in it. The farm is oonvenientlv and well subdivided, has ample water magnificent plantations and ornamental grounds. This property has been the I env of all land hunters nnd liomei seekers for a long period, and i< only now placed on the market un'ier exceptional circuuitilancee. There is a o;p, wooisiied, motor ! a!led, and buildings almost m excess of rei q-aircment-j?. j If you have money for investment, or :i you ! are looking for a home or want a farm, do I not bo cajoled into purchasing anv (ither pro- ! position until you have looked tills over, as it will be so!-!, nnd properties of this class are not obtainable in Canterbury. TERMS: ;n PER CENT, on FALL OF HAMMER, lj PER CENT. ON POSSESS MAY REMAIN O N MORTGAGE 5 YKARS a: 5L CENT. H. MATSON and IMI'ORTANT SALE OP LIVE ANT) DEAD STOCK AND FURNITURE. On MONDAY. FEBRUARY 37tli, at 11 a.m. SPRINGE A N K. S 1' R I N G B A N K. H MATSON and CO. have received in- • structions from THE TRUSTEES IN THE ESTATE of the LATF. GEORGE RUTHERFORD to submit to PUBLIC AUCT T ON on the above date, at tho HOMESTEAD, SPRINGBANK, RANGIORA, THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. Also THE VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD ! FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. For full particulars see lost Monday's paper and also later issues. 7J4S H. MATSON and CO. ANDERSON AND PALMER. REMINDER. REMINDER. AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY', at 1 o'clock. THIS DAY', at 1 o'clock. • Ori the Promises, "Beachgrove," 23 Suffolk street, Lin wood, between Cashel and Tuam streets, near Pumping Station. TNSTRUCTED by M r Wm. Male wo will J- SELL TO-DAY, the contents of his Furnished House. For list sco previous papers. Without Reserve. Without Reserve. ANDERSON and PALMER, 7731 Auctioneers. MUST SELL TO GET ROOM. MUST SELL TO GET ROOM. STILL MORE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. In Our Rooms, 633-G35 Colombo street, on SATURDAY. 25tb, at 10.30. A N Enormous Amount of Furniture and -*-J- Effects must be cleared to mako room. Come. You. bid, wo sell. NO RESERVE. NO RESERVE. ANDERSON ar.d PALMER, 77"2 Auctioneers. ANDERSON AND PALMER. J. GEORGE ANDERSON, La to Auctioneer, Valuator, and Buyer for Harris Bros. DAVE P. PALMER, La to Strange und Co., 30 years' Australasian •experience. General Auctioneers, Assessors, Hotel and Probate Valuator*). Land, Estate, and General Commission Agents 633-635 COLOMBO STREET, Between Lichfield end Tuam streots. Premises lately occupied by L. M. Isitt, Ltd. ' rpHE Brightest, Cleanest, and most Com--L modious Auction Rooms in Christchurch. Send your goods along for ample display und top prices. We carry a large Block of New and Second-hand Furniture. If you wish to have an AUCTION SALE of your Effects we have 17 years' experience in conducting Auction Sales, so you may rely on expert handling. We conduct Outdoor Sales in Town or Country. If you have not time to Sell by Auction wo will give you Best Market Prices, and pay SPOT CASH. We will do our best for everyone—we oan't do more. We are starting out to make a business on honesty and a good r.ame, so we solicit yoar support. Telephone 2189. Box 769. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. g H E F F I E L D SALE. FRIDAY NEXT.PRESENT ENTRIES. ' 200 Merino Wot hers i 70 Rape Lambs i 70 Two-tooth Wethers | 250 Fat Sheep, in lots 1 Sow in pig ( 6 Store Pig 3 j 3 Yearling Cattle i 7753 DALGETY and CO. , FINAL UNRESERVED ! SALE OF HORSES. ON ACCOUNT OF DEFENCE ; DEPARTMENT. ] OWING to Demobilisation, DALGETY' and CO)., LTD., MASTERTON, have re- . ceived instructions from the N.Z. Defence Department to SEJLL by PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, at the TAU-" HERENIIUU REMOUNT DEPOT, near FEATHERSTON, on TUESDAY, 2Sth JANUARY, 1 At 11.30 a.m., 80 Hacka / 20 Harness Horses (suitable for all kinds of work) j 6 Draue-ht and Lorry Horse® \ i g The above are all sound and in good hard 1 oondition, and anyone requiring horses of this a stamp are xuconimended to attend this fix- p ture. j Prospective purchasers wishing to inspect the horses may flo eo on applying to Capt. Tilley, Remount Officer, Tauherenikau. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 7170 " WAERAR.APA FARMERS' CO-OP. - ASSOCIATION, LTD. (. THESE TIMES THE SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE LAND TO FARM IS UOOD LIMESTUiSE HILL CUUAXRX. — C The following Farm "is an excellent proposition : — 1 fiA K ACRES, all in grass, subdivided Xv/tECI into 12 Paddocks, well watered, and carrying a beautiful sole of grass. CARRYING CAPACITY:—Stock now on r farm:—-1100 Wet Ewes, 400 Ewe Hoggets, 270 Dry Sheep, and 100 Head of Cattle. BUILDINQS, comprise New 7-roomed House with every convenience, Motor Shed, Irap Shed, Cow Bails, 2-roomed Whaxe, up-to-date Wool Shed with Wolseley Shearing C Machines and Portable Engine. PRICK per acre, £16 10s. Cash £5000; * balance can be left for 7 years at Si per S Mint. Stock at Valuation. The above property is situated within 10 V milea of good Town and Railway, and good ti Stock Market, and excellent motor road e right up to property. Wa are prepared to assist a practical man o reith finance to purchase stock. For further particulars apply, C SVAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, a STOCK DEPARTMENT. PAHIATUA. W3iSi L