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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. fju. TTERS ALL'S SALE. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On behalf of J. JARDEN, ESQ., Buckley's road. The following well-known TROTTERS: — Bay Stallion John Dillon Black Stallion Birdwood Bay Colt, 2yrs, by Wildwood Jr. Chestnut Gelding, "syr 3, by Wildwood Jr. Black Fi!h% 4yrs, by Wildwood Jr. Bay Mare,' Wattl™, a?ed. by Rothschild Bav Colt, dnm Wattle Bay Mare, Stormy Way, by Wildwood Jr. All particulars at Sale. On behalf of GEORGE FIFHER, ESQ., road, Papanui, 1 Black Geldin?, aged, Half-draught, broken to all work 1 Brown Hare. Three-quarter Draught, broken to chains, 6yrs 1 Tip Dray, Complete Set of Harness and Cover Account CLIENT, 1 Bay Mare, Byrs, chains Account D. J. HOURIGAN, ESQ., Acton street, 1 Bay Cob Geld., 3yrs, by Croesus Account S. TOLLERTON, ESQ., St. Albans, 3 Bay Maro Princess May, Gyrs, by Ackenbrao (imp.), dam by Baron Everest; foal at foot by Bajron Graceful (imp.), prize taker Account L. DAVIDSON, ESQ., 1 Blk Gold. Hutana, 7vts, Wildwood Jun. —Hebo 1 Blk Geld. Tawera, syrs, Wildwood Jun.— Young Irvington Account SOUTHERN CLIENT, 4 Good Draught Horses Account NORMAN RUTHERFORD, ESQ., Mendip Hills, 1 Bay Mare, aged 1 Blk Geld., broken saddle On account a SOUTHERN CLIENT, 3 Good Harness Horses On aooount D. McLEAN, ESQ., Lyndon, Waiau, 1 Draught Geld. IJarki®, Syns 1 Draught Ge!d. Baldie, aged All chain work. On account W. MUSSEN, ESQ., Waikari, Brown Pacing Maro Imperial Fan, 7yrs, by Prince Imperial—Fanny, saddle and harness; winner at Kaikoura On account of a CLIENT, Grey Mare, Syrs, broken to chains On account T. McCARTIN, ESQ., Southbrook. 1 OBlk Geld., Byre, by Tohu, dam Burlington mare; saddle and harness', trial ENTRIES INVITED. 4409 H. MATSON and CO. CLEARING SALE. MED BURY. FRIDAY NEST, JUNE 18th, 1920. 12 "o'clock sharp. H MATSON and CO., instructed by MR . GEO. GARDNER, Medbury, will sell at the HOMESTEAD, "RIVERSLIiA," on FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, the following LIVE and DEAD STOCK:— HORSES— 12 Draught Horses, from unbroken to aged CATTLE— 2 Dutoh Friesian Cows, in profit 2 Dutch Friesian Calves (heifers) 1 Dutch Friesian Bull, 13 months old SHEEP— 40 Southdown and Romney Rams, frofh , hoggets to aged 30 Killing Sheep 20 Southdown and Romney Breeding Ewes IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES— 1 Swamp Plough, 1 Three-furrow Plough, ' 2 Two-farrow Ploughs, 1 Singlj-furrow Plough, 1 Moulding Plough, 1 Set Disc Harrows, 1 Set of Tine Harrows (with seat), 1 Sot Chain Harrows, 1 Set of Tripod Harrows, 1 Fore-Carriage Roller, 1 Shaft Roller, 18ft Broadcaster, 15-Coulter Massey-Harri3 Drill (rape, turnip, and manure), Cultivator, Mower, Hay Rake, McCormiek Binder, Grass Sood Stripper (Reid and Gray, Brooker'fl patent), 3-hor«e Farm Dray nnd Frame, 3-horse Farm Dray with Frame and Tip, Woolpress, Set of Avery' Scales ■ {straight back up to 7cwt.), 1 Sack Barrow, 1 Sack Lifter. 3 Sheep-feeders, 6 Pig Troughs, Quantity Barb and Fencing Vive (new), Iron Fencing Standards, Posts and. Timber, Scoop, Grindstone, Ram Pen (Oversea's), 2 Wheelbarrows, Fiddly Sowing Machine, Corn and Chaff Bos, Sparrow Catcher, Cocksfoot Riddles, etc., Loading Race for pigs, calves, stud sheep, etc., admirably muted for, saleyardo, show grounds, etc., can be j/ut c .n truck, Med'bury; Concrete Pipo Mould, 2 feet in diameter: 2 Cream Cans, Six-bottle Cream and Milk Babcock Tester, Shelving and Shelf Brackets, about 700 Bushels really good Algerian Oats, about 300 -Bushel-s Rvegrnss Seed, Vet's Fullsize Injection Pipe, Riding Saddle, Gig, Harness, Dranglit Harness and Gear, 1 Gig (beautiful order), Corn Crusher nnd Kibbler. 30-inch Circular Saw and Bench, Belting, Dehorner fonly used twice), 2J Tons Good Oat Straw Chaff, Verandah Seat, Household Furniture, etc., etc. The Railway Department have kindly arranged that the train will stop at the crossing going North in the morning and coming South, in the evening. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 4410 H. MATSON and CO. H. C. SMITH. mHE CITY MARKET, 550 Colombo street. The usual WEEKLY MARKET will be held THIS DAY, AT 11 A.M. 420 Sacks of Oat-sheaf Chaff, a tip-top line, in lots to suit purchasers. 150 Sacks Light Oat-sheaf, cplendid line for etock. 16 Sacks Carrots,- email end large saeks; 4 sacks Capo Barley, 24 sacks Mill Pollard, line Onions, 10 sacks Partridge Peas, 12 6aeks Farrow Food, 24 trusses Hay, 2 sacks Wheat, line Swedes and Parsnips, 12 sacks Sorroll Seed, 40 sacks good Table Potatoes, 12 sacks Seed and Small mixed, line Chaff Sacks. Account CLIENT: Back Delivery Milk Cart, set Harness and Gelding, 4 Milk Cans and Drums, Separator, • Horse Covers. As tho owner lias left Christchurch, for ABSOLUTE SALE. POULTRY SALE AT 2 P.M. Further Entries include: — Messrs W. Goss and Sons—Long-shafter Rubber-tyred Tray Gig, good order. 15 Sacks of Wheat, 2 Mangel Pulpers, 2 D. barrel Guns, Pickling Tub, 300 Empty Sacks, 280 Sugar Bags, 3 Motor cyclcs, 2 Suites Furniture, Load Furniture from Mr Winn, Balmoral. Full list in yesterday's papers. 4416 H. C. SMITH, Auctioneer. REMINDER. AUCTION SALE OF 9 ACRES AT OPAWA. THIS DAY, AT 2 P.M. JJ C. SMITH, of THE CITY MARKET, will offer, on account of tho GLOtBE DELIVERY COMPANY, the above block of I land by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the CITY [ MARKET AUCTION ROOMS. j Also, account MR W. BROWN: A SECTION situated CORNER FALSGRAVE and STEVENS STREETS, suitable ; for Shop or Dwelling. Very conveniently situated, and wjth &ewer ar.d h.p. water. | H. C. SMITH, : 4A13 Attctioooaz.