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: Auctions. H. MATSON Sc CO. TO FLAX DRESSERS AND OTHERS. MONCK'S HOTEL. TUESDAY, MAY 7th, 1872. FLAX MACHINERY, HORSES. CATTLE, REAPING MACHINES, PLOUGHS, Sec, kc, &c. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. hare received instructions from John Grigg, Esq., to SELL, at MR B. MONCK'S HOTEL. WAIMAKARIBI BRIDGE, On the above date— 1 large flax stripper 5 strippers Water ecutcher Drum scutcher 2J in. iron shafting, with pulleys Travelling table Belting iron wire for dripping And every necessary for the successful carrying on of the manufacture of flax. Also, By order of others— A HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSEB, VERY GOOD DRAUGHT FILLY, Rising 3 yrs old. r*r\ HEAD OF TWO AND THREEYEAR OLD STEERS AND HEIFERS, COWS AND YOUNG STOCK, DRAY, HARNESS, PIGS, &0., &O. 0 REAPING MACHINES, A THREE-FURROW PLOUGH. Also, ANY STOCK That may come forward. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. H. MATSON & CO., 4-30 4337 Auctioneers. W. H. HARGREAVES. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 130 TONS MAURITIUS SUGARS. WH. HARGREAVES has received in- ■ structions from the Importers, Messrs Dalgety, Nichols and Co., to SUBMIT TO PUBLIC COMPETITION Immediately after arrival, THE CANTERBURY PORTION OF SUGAR, Ex Edith Haviland, now at Dunodin, Consisting of— 4868 POCKETS, From Fine to Finest White Crystals, Bright Yellow Crystals, and Good Brown Counters, 4-13 &c. 3079 CHARLES CLARK. MONDAY, MAY 6. UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION OF CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, PIGS &C., At the Farm of A. LouissoN, Eeq., near Southbridge, ON MONDAY, 6th MAY. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favored with instructions from A. Louisson, Esq., to cell as above named ABOUT 40 HEAD OF CATTLE, Consisting of FAT STEERS, STORES, MILCH GOWS, AND YOUNG STOCK, 20 HORSES, Viz., Heavy Draught and Light Harness, and Hacks, broken and unbroken. A LOT OF HALF-BBED SHEEP, FAT. PIGS OF ALL SIZES, AND SUNDRIES. Terms Liberal. No. 607 Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o'clock. 4-29 4309 W. BUSS. RANGIORA YARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 7. ■if\f\f\ SOUND . MOUTHED 1 V/\JVy BREEDING EWES, CATTLE. . Also, ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, A QUANTITY OF CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, BLANKETS, DOORS AND SASHES, &c., &c. Sale at 1 o'clock. W. BUSS, 5-4 4412 Auctioneer. Election Notices. TO THE ELECTOBS OP THE COLEBIDGE DISTRICT. TT being generally understood that a va- ■*■ cancy will shortly occur in the Representation of the district in the General Assembly by the resignation of Mr Karslake, I have been requested by a number of the electors to again offer myself as a Candidate. If I should have the honor of being your representative I would not be pledged in any way to the present Ministry, but I should give them a general support as long as I found they continued to give a fair share of attention to Southern interests, and more especially to the interest of the Coleridge district, by giving increased facilities for the development of its coal and other minerals I approve of the peaceful solution of the native difficulty, which has already done so much in restoring the confidence of Engljeh capitalists ia New Zealand, and I look forward with hope to the extension of the direct trade to America as benefiting all classes of the community. I should, however, watch carefully any proposed alterations of the existing relations between the General and Provincial Governments, and should oppose any change in the provincial control of the waste lands. I shall have great pleasure in meeting the Electors at ench times and places as may be most convenient to give any explanations that may be required as to- my opinions on Education, Public Works, Immigration, or any other subject likely to engage the attention of the Representatives at the approaching meeting of the General AssemblyI remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant), GEOP.GE HART. Winchmore, Aehburton, April 10,1872. 4-24 4225