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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4010, 17 March 1917, Page 8

H. MATSON AND CO. BULLOCK'S AKCADE. V SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1917. \'" " " H MATSON AND CO. have been • instructed by Mr T. Anderson to offer for Sale by Public Auction, on above date, HIS FARM, situated atANAAIA, comprising:— 260 ACREvS, well subdivided into 10 paddocks, all watered. Twenty five Acres Sown down with Dun , Oats, 25 Acres in Turnips, bal-;inc-o in Grass. Buildings consist of (j-roomed hou.soj with all convi.'[iiP?ices, shearing shsd, C-stall Hinbla and cliaffhou.se. 'V.'o can confidently recommend in- . fij/eclioiij as Mr Anderson is out to Soil. SALE—2 P.M. H. MATSON AND CO,. 3 234 Auctioneers. I ' 'X. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD.. AUCTIONEERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. HARVEST, 1917. WHEAT. WHEAT. WHEAT. -VH6AT, WHEAT. i i mHE BOARD OF TRADE nariaf; . FfXltt tho PRICE OF WHEAT, P«rmow will find it to their "DECIDED" ADVANTAGE to oifer us any of tbi* Cereai they havo to Sell before making; > a Sale elsewhore. x 4 . We are PREPARED TO BUY FO|T PROMPT -or FORWARD DELIVERY and meet Farmors in a convincing way, as we havo already done, m gegards STORAGE AND PROMPT SETTLEMENT. We will pay fall Prioo f«r Sftcks. W« Are Also Buyers of i OATS, EARLEY, RYECORN, COCKSFOOT, and RYEGRASS. }' Wo hope Farmors will remember tkftt we always Buy, and do not wlif i» rush them in a rising market and omk veniently disappear when the market »'._;. dull and nothing doing. Wo take »n«; bad with the good, and never lot '% .■ man leave our office without.-making him somo kind of offer for any product he has to sell. / STORES AXf ASHBf RTON, TINWALD, ud \ LYNDHURST. ,S Where Our Samplers Will Finally Prt» . All Grain Delivered There. \ Agent^ for— COOPER'S DIP. <lOMME»CIA£ CNfQN ASSURANGSCOY., lffi>. ■ -.-' (*««, Aw^Umt, Mawue, Live Stock.) - - - /' RIEDLANDER BROS., LT»..