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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. rPATTERSALL'S SALE. SATURDAY, 11 o'clock. Special Entries include:— On Account of MR WM. VAUGHAN, YALDHURST, who is giving up farming: , „ , 1 Bay Mare, aged, broken to all woik and trial, stinted to Pride of Balmedie. , , ; , „ 1 Bay Gelding, aged, broken to all chain work. 1 Bay Mare, aged, broken to all woik and trial, with colt foal at foot by Pride of Balmedie. This mare is stinted to OcrfEertyre Warrior. 1 McCormick Deering Binder. Double furrow Booth Macdonald plough. 1 Tip dray and frame. 1 Set of 2-leaf Drummond harrows, 1 set 3-leaf Diamond Harrows, 2 Swingle Trees 1-3 horse Tree, 2 double Trees. Ransome Orwell Grubber, 9 Tyne, practically new. On Account of THE BAILIFF: 1 Drill, 1 Double Furrow Plough, Set Harrows. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED H. MATSON and CO., 2396 Auctioneers. FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD. ABSENTEE OWNER. SPREYDON. Best Part. SPREYDON. PRICE, £§9 sa ACTUALLY COST THE OWNER £I3OO. EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-BUILT MODERN BUNGALOW OF 5 LARGE ROOMS, PLASTERED, PANELLED AND EXPENSIVELY PAPERED, DOULTON B. and 8., RANGE AND GAS STOVE, HANDSOME REDSTONE FIREPLACE AND ALL THE USUAL CONVENIENCES TO BE FOUND IN AN UP-TO-DATE HOME. HIGH SECTION OF APPROX. 34 PERCHES, TASTEFULLY LAID OUT, CLOSE TO TRAM AND SCHOOL. NOTE. —This is exceptional value and we recommend immediate inspection. Sole Agents, FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers and Estate Agents. CASHMERE HILLS. DECEASED ESTATE. DECEASED ESTATE. WONDERFULLY situated Section * * and protected from all the unfavourable winds. GO PERCHES. FACING NORTH. WelLbuilt Bungalow of 6 rooms and 2 Sun Porches. TASTEFULLY DECORATED THROUGHOUT. MASSIVE BRICK FIREPLACES. SITTING-ROOM 25 x 15. EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE. INCLUDING LATEST GAS STOVE,. INCINERATOR, BUILT-IN WARDROBES, LINEN PRESSES, ETC. Note. —This is a fine property and is built on one of the choicest sections in the Cashmere Hills. Trustees' instructions are to procure any offer within reason. A wonderful opportunity for someone Sole Agents: FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., 131-133 Worcester street, Auctioneers and Estate Agents. F6171 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD

TO LET. i} BUNGALOWS. Dainty homes. Garages and Electric Cooking. 25s weekly. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. A CHEAP SECTION. HIGH AND DRY. SPLENDID LOCALITY. £l2O. 40 perches, handy to school and tram. OWNER IS MAKING A SACRIFICE. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., SOMETHING EXCEPTIONAL. EXCELLENT SHEEP PROPERTY. TO CLOSE DECEASED ESTATE. HANDY TO CHRISTCHURCH. 1 &()() ACRES and splendid buildJLOVJU j n g S) W oolshed and yards, 3stand Shearing Plant. Yards to hold 2000 sheep. THIS COUNTRY CARRIES 1800 EWES AND HAS A GREAT RECORD FOR LAMBS PRICE £7 PER ACRE. REASONABLE TERMS. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Land Department. N6925 HUTCHINSON, WHITE, LTD. f.-i aa_MILK BAR, Confectionery, an d Refreshments, adjoining theatre, and huge office organisations. Busy main street, tram stop, fully equipped, most modern plant and stock. Rent 17s 6d week. £IOO. Owner leaving North Island. HUTCHINSON, WHITE, LTD., Victoria square._ r-i"i7WMIXED "DAIRY, FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, AND GENERAL FOOD PRODUCTS, with 5 living rooms, rent 30s week. Fully equipped and well stocked. Great main corner stand, tram stop. An opportunity to work up a fine business from its present turnover of £l7 week to £SO week, assured to party possessing good business habits. HUTCHINSON, WHITE, LTD., H 4824 Victoria square. MIGHTY POWER IN BUSINESS. OIR Gomer Berry, Bart., writes: "Advertising the power over-ruling the old law of supply and demand— hay transformed one-man business into mass-production industries. "It has played a vital part in achieving higher standards of living, has moved people to study, to travel, to surround themselves with comforts and conveniences that conserve health, ensure happiness, and produce efficiency. "It is the dynamic force that has maintained old markets and created new, and has increased the spending power of multitudes employed in the manufacture of the hundreds of articles and commodities to which it has given selling value. "In a testing year of trade depression advertising has proved itself a necessity and not a luxury. Reduction of advertising for temporary gain may result in the gift of a market to a trade competitor and lead to permanent loss." "THE PRESS." Canterbury's Leading Daily, for Assured Results. The big paper with the big circulation. Covers City, Suburbs, and Country Districts. "THE PRESS" as a circulation of many thousands daily more than any other Canterbury paper.