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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16429, 24 January 1919, Page 10

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. CLEARING SALES AND REPLENISHING SALES. TO VENDORS! TO VENDORS! SHOULD yon liavo to sell your property, rr your le«<«! is expiring, and vou desiro to have a CLEARING SALE, it is iust -- to have the best and mor-.t Reliable Salesmen a3 to have inexperienced or non-officier.t representatives. 11. MATSOX nnd CO. are triad to undertake CLEARING SALES in a'.i parts of t". > country. Our are on the lowest scale, and wo :ire fiijic to f-upp'.y Export Salesmen and ;-ood Judpes, offland up-t/wl-ate TV.rthods of "!to work. Prompt payment an<t account fiiiPv rendered in detail. ! 11. MATSOX and CO. TITIS YEAR. THIS YEA ft. THIS YEA It. r rilE WOOL CLIP OF NEW ZEALAND ha< been purchased liy the Briti-h Govprr.nior.t :i;:d the Wool 's n crt ir. i>eintr "landicd under th» ;<imo cor.d.tiers. Wt'.a to tho i.i your Woo!, tho T'.'ospecfs nre tissurcd, ;-.!id it only requirei indicia']-- displaying ar.d rar<-:>il and expert kunwic-dt.v or behalf of the Jlrokers. CONSIGN WOOL Lf. MAT SO X A X 1) C 0., ADDINGTON. T! > J-'irm'j Appraisements ::re Conductor; by the Principal of the I'i'in, who has a life*.ir;e experience ;h a Wool llroker and is acknowledged as an authority in the business. X»OC> PER ACRE— Rich. heavy land, one of the br.-!t farm.* in ;i mod distr<et.; v<-'l fenced and v.-atercd. New, up-to-date lmu«e, outbuildings, ftable, cowshed, millring plant, and engine; «-ater laid on. Crops of wheat and oata looking very well. Gras* JTointf to waoto. Crops civen in. Kol. 114 11. MATSOX and CO. -£*Q0 PER ACRE—AII rich wheat-growing and sheep-fattening land, in 9 padflocks. Land very clean and carefully farmed. Has grir.vn CO of wheat and 04 o/ oat. 1 ?. Also carries . and fattens largo numbers of eheep and lambs Excellent (-roomed residence, h. and c„ and all office*. garden, lawn, orchard, beautifully initiated. All outbuildings, man'a wharo, etc. Ono milo from school, 2 from' railway station. Daily mail. Verv suitable for a stiul farm. Fol SGG n. MATSOX and CO. --'"■grr d£fiOOO SECURES a Government Re newablo Lcaee. Rnnt £203 pet annum. Lease runs out in ]0!0. Five-roomed dwelling and oufbuiUings; G miles of fencing; 40 acrco in wheat, 155 acres in out*. C3O acres old_ pasture and now grasi, balanc nativo. Averages 12H0 fh«<*p, and could carry a lot more. £t>ooo cash is wanted, balance in 5 years at s'i per cent. Fo) u : H. MATSON and CO. -ACRE—IOO Acres, ono of tin tidiest farms in the diatriet, with good 8-Roomed House, C-stall stable, and chaffhouse, cow bails, dairy, etc. 62 Acros Tuponn wheat, 12 acr<>3 in red clover, 20 in oats, 2 in potatoes. Balance rye grass and clover. ALL THESE CROPS GO IN WITH THE PRICE. The owner has to sell, must sell, and is determined to sell. Can not carry on any longer owing to illhealth. There is an insurance of £600 on tho buildings. No reasonable deposit doclined. Anyono with £800 to £1000 can secure it. Fol. ]IDF H. MATSON and CO. . PER ACRE buys 225-acro farm in West Canterbury, with a 9roomed house and all outbuildings. Crop 3at valuation; 50 acres wheat, 24 for seed, 50 acres linseed, oto.; 15 puddocka. Fol. 541 > 11. MATSON and CO. •£Q TER ACRE—This will purchase a a good class farm in North Canterbury, divided into 10 paddocks, with G-roomed house, good sheds, stablos, etockyarJs, all good. Casli requirod i' 2200. 50 H. MATSON and CO. tho Ellesmere District, where cwuv the land is good. This ISO farm can bp secured .on account of illhealth of tho owner. It is in perfect order; 10 paddocks, with houso of 7 mam rooms, and all outbuildings. Station ono mile and school a miles. Fol. 37A 11. MATSON nud CO. £1 fl ACRE—Some of tho richest . '. limestone land in Canterbury, subdivided into 9 paddocks; 6-7-roomed new houee; all implements, 1200 sheep, 7 cattle, 10 horses, 40 tona of chaff, etc., at valuation if desired, otherwise £16 per acre bare, i T , Fol. 41T H. MATSON and CO. £9C PER ACRE—SOO, divided into 22 paddocks, situate North Canterbury; 60 acres in wheat, 50 in oats, 15 in linseed and peasi «tc. Residenco of 6 rooms, h. and o. service, O-stall stable, shearing ahed, and other buildings. Crops in. £2500 cash accepted from good man. „ . Eol. ' 185H H. MATSON and CO. Jp~| Q PER ACRE, or near offer, for 2235 - acres in Mid-Canterbury, divided into 20 paddocks, all ploughable; buildings comprise 5-roomed House', woolshed, 3-etall stable, and numerous other buildings. At present carrying 3000 ewes and 500 dry sheep. Terms, £3000 cash. Fol 134H H.. MATSON and CO. PER ACRE—Heavy grass dairy and cropping land, in North Canterbury, well clear of weeda: 9 paddockß, well watered and fenced; 8-roomed house, with all outbuildings, 8-bail cowshed, oto. Terms, £300 down. Fol. 55L H. MATSON and CO. 15s PER ACRE—Mid-Canterbury crops'*'-' ping and stock farm; 1500 sheep and cattle is the carrying capacity. Total acreage 1370; 100U acres are in gra£s and 300 aro in bush; 18 paddocks, well watered, and lying nicely to the' sun; good 6-roomed house, woolshed, dip, and yards, new stables, 2-rooined nion'a vvhare; 3 miles from rail. Fol. U2MeI. 11. MATSON and CO. -£1 ft.ooo FO £ 9oo Acr >t s Freehold and 7io Acres Native Leaoe, in the North Island, at 3s 3d per acre rent. All ring fenced, 13 paddocks, well watered by running streams* 2 eete sheep yards; 1300 acres in grass. Plenty of timber for fenoing; 7 to 800 acres grow# splendid oats Ana turnips. p Q ] pop H. MATSON and CO. J?'J PER ACRE will purchase a freehold O* * of 1130 acres in Marlborough, all in running in October last 900 lialfbred ewes and 300 mixed line. There is a woolshed and yards. The property lies beautifully to the sun. end is well watered. The whole is ploxighable, and would grow English grass, lucerne, oata, and barlej- downs (about 600 acres) are first-class, with heavy black eoilwould grow anything. Owner lives outside the province and is determined to quit. Terms, £2500 balanoe 5 years at 5 per cent. ' „ Fol. KG H. MATSON snd CO. X* J_ PER ACRE—67OO Acres Freehold, in e*W± South Island, of which 1000 acres are ploughable. The property lies beautifully to the suq, and is purely ewe country, and is being rapid!' f improved, and in the near future should carry 5000 ewes, besides cattle. Tho whole place is free and open. There is a new 5-roomed dwelling with all conveniences, stables, 10060-box, men's whare, large woolshed, yard*, dip, and smithy, all in splendid repair; 13 miles from railway* station. Telephosio communication with outside world. Present stock 3300 sheep. Terms. £4000. Pol. 84G >16253-761* ," .— - - - -