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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. A I- E BY A U C T I O X. 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. TO CLOSE. A PARTNERSHIP. CRAIG AND THOMAS, 'AUCHENGAE>X FARM " BETWEEN OHOKA AND FERNSIDE. At H. MATSON and OO.'S ROOMS, CASHEL STREET. H. MATSON and CO. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., In Conjunction. 1223 DOUBLE MARKET, ADDIXC.TON. DOUBLE MARKET, ADDINGTON. M WEDNESDAY NEXT. AT SON AND CO.'S Present. Entries include:— CATTLE— On account NORTH ISLAND CLIENT: 30 HEAD EXTRA PRIME STBERS 40 HEAD EXTRA PRIME STEERS On Bceount WEST COAST CLIENT: 5 TRUCKS EXTRA PRIME HEIFERS AND STEER BEEF On account W. MENZIES, Mensies Bay: '2 TRUCKS PRIME BEEF On account SHEPPARD BROS., Souffcbroofe: 1 TRUCK FAT CATTLE AND YEAL On account W. LETHAM: ___ _ 1 PEDIGREE MILKING- SHORTHORN. BULL, 2 years old On account PAPANUI CLIENT — 60 Halfbred WETHER HOGGETS IN THE WOOL On account VARIOUS CLIENTS: 1 TRUCK PRIME FAT WETHSRS 2 TRUCKS PRIME 'FAT EWES 1 TRUCK FAT SHORN EWES 189 PRIME PAT SHORN WETHERS 40 EXTRA GOOD HALFBRED WOOLLY WETHERS On account J. GARDINER, Rakaia: 1 TRUCK PRIME EWES IN THE WOOL On account HALS WEILL CLIENT: 66 EXTRA PRIME SHORN WETHERS PIGS— On aooount VARIOUS CLIENTS: 60 PRIME BACONERS On account WEST COAST CLIENT: 1 EXTRA HEAVY BACONER On account C. GRAY, Rak&ia: i PRIME BACONERS 'Farther Entries Solicited. MATSON and CO., 4224 Auctioneers. FOR PRIVATE SALE. FOR PRIVATE SALE. FOR PRIVATE SALE. WENSLEYDALE RAMS. WENSLEYDALE RAMS. WENSLEYDALE RAMS. H MATSON AND CO. have for Primta • Sale, on behalf of MR EMERSO.. BOWES, a. few One-shear WENSLEYDALE RAMS. Price, £lO 10S each, on tracks, Addington. Fanners find that ihey must have shetfp that will mature early and fatten rapidly, and (if he has to "hold over'' store sheep) that the ewe portion thereof will make good mothers, grow a decent fleece, and have sufficient constitution, symmetry of oarcase, and strength of "bone to make them attractive. Many breeds at present used in Canterbury seem to "run out," and graziem are looking cat foe ju&t such sheep as these. The ewes are very good breeders, twins being common end triplets frequent. H. MATSON and CO., 4221 Chris tchurch. CORNSACKS. CORN SACKS. CORNSACKS. T7IXTRACT FROM "DAILY TELEJCJ GRAPH," OCTOBER 2nd, WB4: "Japan has appeared aa an active buyer in the wheat market this week. Orders received yesterday were of a size whiqh did not allow of them being completely entertained. "The wheat trade is wondering what is at the back of the exceptional enquiry from the East. The general idea seemed to be that the cause might be found in Japan's threat to intervene in the Chinese trouble." It loote as if Wheat is most rrfoafcle in ■hags. Our advice is—ORDER NOW. "Prices afe high, and they will be very hard to get. We can give you delivery NOW, and sell at lowest market quotes. H. MATSON and 00. 4232 H. O. SMITH. SPECIAL SALE OF "REGISTERED BULLS AND HEIFERS. Xl# AT THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS, 95 ST. ASAPH STREET WEST, ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, AT a A.M. Entries ore invited for the above cutle. Please notify me immediately to enabl* the entry to be catalogued. Entries have already been reoeived from the following wallknown breeders:— H. E. B. WATSON, ESQ.—Jersey Yearling Heifer, Meadowbrook Maidenhair. G. LEWIS, ESQ. —3 Yearling Jersey Bulla. 1 Two-year-old Jersey Bull. C. WATSON, ESQ. —1 Three-year-old Jersey Heifer, Oaier Beauty (17003), prise-winner. 1 Yearling Jersey Bull, Te Koa-Glen-Pearl Chimes (19444), Entered for Chris tcburch Show. G. MARSH, ESQ. —1 Yearling Jersey Bull by Meadow brook-Radiant. J. PARLANE, ESQ.—I Two-year-old Ayrshire Bull. Prise-winner. Entered tor Cbxistohnrch Show. . 1 3Voyear-oid Ayishire Heifer. Entered for Christchurch Show. H. W. WELLOCK, ESQ.-l Yearling Jersey Bull, Sunlights Monitor, by Hawkabury Sunlight. Entered for Rangioia and Christchurch Shows. 1 Yearling Jersey Bull, Whinilowers Gaffer, sire l Mickey of Donard Lodge; entered for Show. 1 Yearling Jersey Bull, Ilams Task, sire Meadowbrook Taskmaster. 1 Yearling Ayrshire Bull, Tam-o-Shanter, sire Go wan Bank Flower Boy. T. H. BRAKE, ESQ.—-1 Yearling Guernsey Bull, 1 Yearling Guernsey Heifer. G. LAMB, ESQ.—I Yearling Jersey Bull, Golden Rochett, sire Twylish 11., dam Golden Crests Hope. W. H. WEIRj ESQ., Hoon Hay—l Jersey Bull, "Neat Knight,". 2£yis old. J. F. WATSON, ESQ., fipreydon—l Yearling Jersey . Heifer, "Neitherton May" (23759). O. COCK, ESQ., Riccarton.—2 years old Jersey Heifer, "Mairehau" (20924). G. GILBERT, ESQ.—I and 2-year-old Jersey Bull, 4 Yearling Jersey Bulls, in conjunction with Pyne and Co. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE—This sale is of more than the usual importance, as it is supported by the principal breeders «f Canterbury, as indicated by the above entries, and this should bo sufficient guarantee as to tho reliability and standard of tho stock. I am sure that anyone interested' in the breeding of purebred dairy etock will appreciate thla opportunity to purchase their requirements at this sale. Catalogue® will be available on application after November sth. FURTHER ENTRIES ARE INVITED. XT C Q"UT*rW 'Phones 2164 and 4497 ' ' 4252 LAWRIE AND DALTON. J. T. Lawrie.) (Thos. Dal ton. LAWRIE and DALTON, Auctioneers, House and Land Agents, Hotel, Probate, and General Valuators. OUTSIDE SALES CONDUCTED WHEN AND WHERE REQUIRED. 210 TUAM STREET, Next door to Opera House. Telephone 1955. THE CHEAPEST AUCTION ROOM IN THE CITY. COMPARE OUR PRICES. OUR STOCK of Up-to-date Designs in 'Oak Furniture is well worth inspection. We always keep a large assortment of Now and Second-hand Furniture for Prirate Sale. OUR SHOWROOMS are open *'ll 9 o'clock FRIDAY EVENINGS. Oak Bedroom Suites, Oak Sideboards, Oak Wardrobes, Hall Stand*, Linoleums, Curtains, Rugs, Bedsteads, Bedding, Blankets, etc. LAWRIE and DALTON pay highest Cask Prices for Second-hand Furniture. RING UP and they will call and give you a Price. LAWRIE and DALTON, Auctioneers. Cold Joint try "Military" * * Pickles. Adds relish to the meal. Sold by all grocers. Insist on "Military." I 4MM7U 1