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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. MATSON and 00. will conduct • CLEARING SALE for MB A. f. MOOEE, Farquh&r road, Styx. SPECIAL ENTRY. On bohalf of MR SAM FARQUHAR, Styx: ] Hia well-known R.-tyred Ralli Cart; also, an iron-tyrcd Whitechapcl Cart. SALE STARTS 1 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 4661 H. MATSON and CO. A D D I 2f G T 0 N MARKET. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ENTRIESOn behalf of MR GEO. ARRES. "Waikaii: 1 Truck Prime Fat "Wethers On behalf of MR JOHN O'CARROLL, Woodgrove: 1 Truck Fat Steers On behalf of MESSRS SHEPHERD BROS., ■Soulhbrook: Consignment, of Fat Cattle. On behalf of MR FRED CRUMP, Springston : One Grade Friesian Hoifar, springing, due Mor.dav next by • Oak'.ar.d Kin? On behalf of SOUTHERN CLIENTS: 4 Trucks of Fat. Sheen On behalf of MR W, E. SPARKS, Ceraldincj.: 40 Two and Three-year-old Heifers, Rood colours: October calverf* On bohalf of MR T. DIXON. Ellesmcre: Consignment of Prime Fat "Wethers On behalf of MR W. STONE. "Woodlands: Two Trucks Frime Heavy Ewes H. MATSON and CO., d£GC. Auctioneers. ..'ATTEE3AL L ' S S A L E. SATURDAY NEXT. 11. MATSON AND CO. "WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING ENTRIES— On behalf of MR M. RYAN. St. Albans: 2 Extra Heavy Draught Geldings, seven and eisrht years; good f.hafters; broken all work; trial On behalf of MR EDGAR C. STOW, Kaiapoi: HIS TURNOUT— Ei?ht-ycnr-olcl Mare, saddle and harness Threc-seatcr Thvec-muuter-shafter, rubbeu tjTcd Set Harness Recognised aa a most reliable turnout. ENTRIES SOLICITED. 4663 H. MATSON and CO. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE AT ROXBURGH-CUM-SPRINGBURN. THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1925. j qPHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND j 1 AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., in coniction with MESSRS H. MATSON ond CO., and DALGETY and CO., have received instructions from MR W. T. SMITH, bo having sold oca of his farms, to bold a complete Clearing Salo on the above date, of the whole of his surplus live and dead stook, comprising: SHEEP--850 Four, six sind eight-tooth Three-quartet and Crossbred Ewes; E.L. Rams 1 to 45, April 24th. 400 Fat and forward Crosßbrcd Ewes; guaranteed empty. 100 Forward Lambs. •300 Six and oi?bt-toot]i Fat and Forward Corriodftle Wethers. 35 Two, four and six-tooth Purebred E.L. Ewes, in lamb to Bonifont ram, April 13th. 10 E.L. Ram Lambs. 15 E.L. Ewo Lambs. HQRSES--5 "Working Draughts, aged 5 to 8 years. 1 Three-year Filly by Montalto, broken to lead. 2 Draught Foals by Marshall Douglas. 2 Children's Ponies, very quiet. 2 Hacks. (Harness and covers for all horses.) CATTLE--1 Cow, due July to 4th calf. 0 Cows, in profit. .35 Hoad Mixed Sex Cattle, from 18 j months to 3yra. | IMPLEMENTS—--1 McCormick Reaper Cft cut, 1 D.F. Plough, P. and D. Duncan, Dcering 15-coul-ter Drill, set Twitch Harrows, Bet Grass Seed Harrow 3, 6et Flexible Harrows, Scoop, j S.F. Plough, Farm Dray and Frame. 6horse set Blocks and Chains and Trees, Portablo Feeder, 2-horse Feeders, 9 coils Cyolone Netting, 3 coils Sheep Netting, 2 Sheep Feeders, 3 sets Leading Chains, Cart Saddle and Breeching, Carlyle Wool Press, Wool Table, Avery Scales, 2-stand Burman Shearing Plant, 4 h.p. Moran Oil Enptin'e and Belting complete, 5 stacks Oaton Sheaves, 3 stacks Hay, 350 bushels Garton Oats, 9 sacks Wheat seconds, 8 sacks Potatoes, 1-ton Dakota Seed Potatoes, 30 sacks Pig Potatoes, 6 6&cks Oats seconds, 100 .empty Manure. Sacks, number of empty sacks.* ALSO--100 FOWLS. QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNILUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE COMMENCES 12 NOON. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE—The Auctioneers draw the attention of intending purchasers to the fact that the whole of the Live arid Dead Stock on Mr Smth's Roxburgh ?arm is for absolute unreserved Sale, and all purchases will bo trucked at Springbnrn fveo of cost. Tho Horses and Sheep are a particularly fine lot, NAT lONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. OF N.Z.. LTD., H. MATSON and CO., DALGETY and CO., 3208 Associated Auctioneers. H. B. SOBENSEN. H. B. SORENSEN. SPECIAL BARGAIN LINES. MERCHANDISE SALES DEPARTMENT. SALVAGE., SALVAGE, SALVAGE. WE offer spocial lines at Bargain Prices as undor, the greater part of which is not much depreciated in actual value. . ROOFING IRON . TO WEST COAST AND CANTERBURY. CLIENTS. 40 TONS OF "ORB" IRON Approximately 84 cases of Bft each 87 sheets, 55 cases of 9ft each, 33 sheets, 21 cases cf 10ft each 29 sheets; total 160 cases (40 tons). No other size available. • A low price can be accepted for this line to assure a speedy "aale. HOG AND CATTLE WIRE. Offered at Salvage Prices, the damage being far from serious, 150 reels of cattle wire in J-cwt reels. 300 Teels of hog wire in,J-cwt reels. 075 reels of hog wire each lewt. Prices for Cattle and Hog Wire in J-cwt reels 21a per cwt, or £2O 10s per ton for J-ton or moro; in cwt lots, 21s per cwt, or £■2o per ton for i-ton or moro. This line is soiling rapidly. Order now, as tho lino cannot bo replaced. HORSE AND COW COVERS. We are booking orders for superior quality Homo Covers in Green Flax, and Cow Covers i" Brown Canvas. BIG VALUE OFFERED. ~ LL^i FARM BOOTS. Hundreds of pairs of high-class Farm Boota, all guaranteed to be manufactured enI tircly in Britain; a "'real oye-opener" of tho effect of competition forced on Britain by our European competitors. CEYLON TEA. Fresh supplies now landing per s.s. Khyber from Colombo. Thb is our usual Raja Oya quality, highly recommended. " Large number of 200 and 400 gallon sq. painted Tanks. Prices now reduced. H. B. SORENSEN, SSSS7-294 69 Lichfield street. A. RATTRAY AND 00. | AUCTION SALE EVERY THURSDAY. i 'Phone, 8879. l RATTRAY AND COMPANY, »■• WOOL, SKIN AND HIDE BROKERS, 216 ANTIGUA STREET, CHRISTCHUBCH (Near Moorhouse avenue). . All Consignment* to Chriatchurch. MARY had a little bag- to ketp her warm , o' night! Must havo been a "UNIQUE" HOT WATER BAG. None so good for kesaiaj; out* AIL «sea» £