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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17111, 5 April 1921, Page 12

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. TO LAXD PURCHASERS. TO LASD PURCHASERS. TCTIiAOT PURCHASERS. riiHE following Properties mentioned below -*• are 60me of the most saleable on our Books, and should recommend tKilnselvcs to intending; Purchasers. C(\ ACRES, subdivided into 9 or 1-2 padVi" docks, first-clsas Homestead, and all necessary outbuildings; each paddock has frontage on to main road. This Property is within easy distance of Town and is a real good little farm. PRICE £l5O per acre. Fol. 1845 w/\ ACRES of heavy grass and root land. O\J together with 5-roorned House, etable3, and all outbuildings. 10-bailed cowbyre, etc. Lite Property is subdivided G paddocks, all in grass. PRICE £l3O per acre. The above is a splendid little dairy farm. Fol. ISJi 0(\(X ACRES good dairviru: and cropping Zl\J\.' land, subdivided in in 0 paddocks, well fenced and watered by streams and springs. Good orchard and good shelter plantations, together with dwelling of 7 rooms in good order, 4-stall ptable, chaffhouse, granary and implement she' bined, etc. PRICE ; acre; also -I Ofj ACRES, subdivided into i paddocks, ±Lt\J in- grass, good cropping and sheep land, well watered, and well fenced. PRICE i"' r '"""

1 Of\ ACRES, dairy farm, together with 6I£\J roomed Dwelling, pantry, dairy, washhouse, etc. 5-sta,!l Etable, loft, and gianary, trapshed, 4stall cowbyre, pigstyes, and fowlhouse; subdivided into 12 paddocks by good gorse and wire fences, well watered by Bprings and permanent creeks; about 30 acres in crop, balance in young grass. . Carrying 25 head of cattle, 8 horses, few sheep. PRICE £29 10s per aero. Fol. 1833 Qf\ ACRES, about 14 miles from Christ*/l/ church, together v.-ith Dwelling of 6 rooms, pantry, scullery, washhouse, water laid on, and all necessary outbuildings; carries 28 cows, 5 horses, 170 sheep, also 10 ACRES Riverbed given in. PRICE £IOO per acre. i"ol. 1836 IfiAfk ACRES of Leasehold, rental 7s an lvW acre. The property is subdivided into numerous paddocks. Good homestead and outbuildings. The lease has 6 years to run. The owner has special reasons for selling, and will take the low Price of £IOOO for the goodwill. Pol. 1831 (a) Rflf\ ACHES in North Canterbury, subDUV/ divided into 9 paddocits, amply ■watered. Splendid land, that ■will produce any class of crop. For cereal growing, green crop, and pastures it cannot be beaten. Its carrying capacity is 900 ewes and will fatten all their lambs. First-class Homestead, with all necessary buildings, and it is within a few miles of thriving township, ealeyards, school, eto. PRICE £23 per acre. Fol. 1826 OAA ACRES, L.1.P., together with good &\J\J Homestead, comprising dwelling house of 6 rooms and all conveniences, also numerous outbuildings. Subdivided into 11 paddocks, well watered. About 60 acres in crop, at present carrying 350 adult sheep, besides horses and cows. Situated 1 mile from railway, imile to school and Post Office. Rental 8s per acre. PKICE for the Goodwill, £3OOO. Terms can be arranged. Fol. 1822

nrvrv ACRES, together with up-to-dato PUU Homestead, atables, granary, implement ehed. sheep yards, etc. This Farm could be cut up into several good dairy farms. PRICE £75 per acre. Fol. 1810 QAf\ ACRES, divided into numerous padOUV docks, w«ll watered, splendid land for cropping and sheep farming; 100 acres usually in crop. Homestead comprising 5 rooms, washhouse, dairy, and several oxitbuildingfl. PRICK £l6 per acre. Fol. 1800 OCA ACRES, splendid cropping and grazOUVJ ing land. First-class whare and sheep yards on the property, and we are assured that the land will average 40 bushels of wheat to the acre. PRICK £25. Easy terms. Fol. 1798 A(\(\ ACRES, situated in South CanterIW bury, comprising first-class agricultural land, suitable for dairying and fattening. Carrying about 600 sheep, 30 cattle, GO horses, in crop and grass. Solidly built 9-roomed House; motor Bhed, 6-stall stable, loose box, cowbyre, etc. The land lies well to the sun, and is well sheltered and watered. PRICE £42 per acre. Good Terms to a good man. Fol. 1793 10.fl ACRES, together with 5-ioomod lUv House, all conveniences, 4-stal-led stable,' chaff shed; and implement shed, 6-stall cow bail. PRICE £BS per acre. Fol. 1778 OAA ACRES, within easy distance of £i\j\J Town, well subdivided and watered, together with new House of 7 rooms and all conveniences, cowshed, 3-cc-w plant, implement ehed. At present milking 50 cows. PRICE £9O per acre. Fol. 1763 ICflO. ACRES, with beautiful Homestead 10 Vv of 6 rooms, hot and cold water, and every conveniences; also men's whare, woolshcd, sheepyards, shearing shed, etc. Divided into numerous paddocks, watered by creeks. About 160 acres in crop, balance grass. PRICE £l6 per acre. Fol. 1751

CAA ACRES, divided into convenient DUU eized paddocks, all well fenced, good shelter in nearly all the paddocks, together with a good 5-roomed Dwelling, and full complement of outbuildings. PRICE £lB 103 per acre. Pol. 1750 rtQ'AAA ACKES, splendid Sheep StaJmlOt\f\J\f tion, situated in one of the ,■ most favourable, localities as regards climate in New Zealand. There is a magnificent, up-to-date Homestead and buildings, in fact they are practically all new. The place is carrying about 11,000 eheop, 100 head of cattle. This Station comprises rich, heavy flatß, and low downf. PRICE, as a Going Concern. £120,000. Terms to bo arranged. Fol. 1769 QAA -i-CRES of magnificent Peninsula OV/V/ land of old heavy bu6h country, now cleared and highly improved. Covered with a sole of posture that is capable of heavy crops of cocksfoot, and producing big dairy cheques. There is a good Homestead on this property, which i 3 on the main coach road. PRICE £4B per acre. Fol. 1829 0 ACRES, subdivided into 6 paddocks, all well fenced and watered; 20 Bcres in crop. Buildings comprise 6-roomed' Dwelling, washhouse, good stable and loft, and all other necessary outbuildings. PRICE £1450. F01.1730 K/\A .ACRES, divided into l\ paddocks, WW 80 acres in crop, balance graßS, together with eight-roomed Dwelling, stable, implement shed, sheep yards, etc. PRICK £6O per acre. This property is only lialf-Tuilo from School, and about l'milo from Jfost Office and Eailwav Station. Fol. 1737 OOAfk ACRES, divided into numerous paddocks by good wire fences; all flat land, watered by waterraces. Good cropping and grazing land, together with practically new 6-roomcd Dwelling, bathroom, washhouse, shearing shed, 7-stalled stable, loose box, blacksmith's shop, and cow bails. PRICE £lO 12a per acre. It is situated near Township and Market. One of the cheapest propositions offering. Fol. 1735 H. MATSON and CO., Land Salesmen.