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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXiX, Issue 7729, 24 February 1909, Page 3

DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. METHVEN YARDS. 251h FEBRUARY, 1909. WE SHALL offer on account of Messrs W. and It. Nosworthy, "Waikare," Mt Somers. 800 Halfbred WETHER LAMBS, one brand and earmark. BUYERS PLEA.SE I^OTE: A large percentage of these Lambs are off English grass and are well grown. A L S 0— On account George Gerard, Esq., (Snowden), 1000 Sound Mouth Halfbred EWES Oji account of a Client, 1800 Three-quarterbred EWE LAMBS, a straight station line. DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED.

F.TJEDLANDER BROS., LIMITED HORSE_ PAIR OUR NEXT HORSE FAIR will be Held on ! FRIDAY, 12th MARCH, 1909. Foe which we are now booking Entries. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD., Auctioneers. FOR PRIVATE SALE. rjmYO SMALL FARMS NEAR JL STAVELEY. LOT I.—lßo Acres, subdivided, and good Tviiter sivnly ; 50 acres aro ill Oats, 30 acres m Clover, and balance m Grass. LOT 2.—120 Acres Reclaimed Swamp, subdivided ; 10 acres m Turnips, balance m grass. Both these small holdings would make capital Dairy Farms, being within 11 miles from Staveley Creamery and about one mile from Staveley. Full particulars on application. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD. WE are CASH BUYERS, FREE OF COMMISSION, of NEW SEASON'S OATS, WHEAT, BARLEY, RYEGRASS. AT HIGHEST RULING PRICES. Stocks of Cornsacks and Best Binder Twine at our Lyndhurst, Tinwald and Ashburton Stores. STORAGE can be arranged at our various Sheds at Lowest Current Rates. FRIEDLANDER BROS, LTD. H. MATSON AND CO.

H. Matson & Co. "THE ARCADE," ASHBURTON. LAND BUYERS, LAND BUYERS, NOTE THIS LIST. NOTE THIS LIST. TWO VERY CHEAP FARMS. 1. KH(\ ACRES excellent Sheep ?J A\3 and Cropping Country, m 10 paddocks; 40 acres turnips, CO acres rape, 120 acres being ploughed. Tln6 place is m great heart, not having been cropped much this last 15 years. Good House 6 rooms, concrete foundations, .and usual buildings, yards, etc. ; 2. miles from station, saleyards, and school. A sweet little place without a flaw. £11 per acre. Any reasonable terms-. H. MATSON AND CO. •2. 900 ACRES.—Plenty of water £itj£l here.; good fences; comfortable House G rooms, stables, granary; 100 acres m turnips and rape. Situate close to Christchurch and saleyards. £15 per acre. H. MATSON AND CO. TO A A ACRES. IOUU £4 10s PER ACRE. Finest Sheep Farm m North Canter-! bury. Comfortable resilience 0 rooms, woolshed, stables, granary, dairy, etc. Also given m (no goodwill) is 1100 Acres Leasehold at a very cheap rental of Is per acre. Sixty acres oats, 60 acres turnips, balance grasses and sweet tussocks. Not very far distant from Rangiora, and the district is second to none. Full particulars on application. H. MATSON AND CO.

Q A Q acres. OQu £5 PER ACRE. We have inspected this Farm, and can assure buyers that it is a really good little place; no shingle, but a useful friable soil. Has grown 70 bushels of oats to the acre and 4 tons of oatsheaf chaff. Divided into 11 paddocks, permanent water m each. Homestead 6 rooms, stable (4 stalls), loose-boxes, piggeries, chaffhouse, etc.; nice orchard and garden. In a good situation, being close to school and all conveniences, [t is one of those sweet, handy little places that is much sought after but seldom obtainable. £5 an acre gets it. Call for full details. H. MATSON AND CO. 7\(\ ACRES. Oil , PRICE £1000. EQUAL TO TAI TAPU'S BEST. A really splendid Dairy or Cropping Farm. Beautiful deep soil, richest land m the district, divided into seven paddocks, 12 acres oats, 3 acres barley, 1 acre potatoes, 15 acres swamp, balance new grass. Dwelling-house 6 rooms, 7-bail cowshed, 2-stall stable (new), loose-box, implement shed, hay shed, piggeries, foivlhouse, good orchard. etc., etc. { The Farm is situated J-mile from school and close to creamery, saleyards and township, and m the most popular district m North Canterbury. Anyone wanting a sweet little farm.can't go wrong here. £1000 gets it. Terms arranged. 11. MATSON AND CO.

OA (\f\f\ ACKES' O\J)\J\J\J NEAR ASHBUETON. Exceptionally cheap Run, easily carries 9000 sheep; 80 acres Freehold, laid clown m English grass. All the necessary buildings, wool-scouring plant, lot of fencing, etc. The wool has averaged £2000 for many years. Delivery Ist March. Lease has nine years to run. Rental only £375 per annum. Full particulars from Agents, H. MATSON AND CO. LAND CATALOGUES on application, or posted Free to any address. H. Matson & Co. PUBLIC NOTICES. i i ALL NOMINATIONS FOR J ALFORD FOREST RACING CLUB, CLOSE WITH THE SECRETARY, AT i) a.m. STAVELEY HALL, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 27, 1909. <<T7-0ZIE" TEA KEEPS GOOD.— Many Teas lose their origins flavour through faulty packing. I"Kozie" is put op so that, r.o <h terioration i« possible, lh comes to vpossessing all its original flavour.Aleuts : Manchester Bros.