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Auctions. MATSON AND CO. HALSWELL. TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1872. f TO SHEEP FARMERS, WEST COASI DEALERS, BUTCHERS, & OTHERS. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, POULTRY, FARM IMPLEMENTS, '- DAIRY UTENSILS, [ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, Ice., &c. I BY AUCTION. MESSRS. H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from Jamei 5 South, Esq., who is relinquishing fanning to SELL, ON HIS FARM, TAI TAPU, On the above date, The whole of his Magnificent LIVE & DEAD STOCK, Comprising— 9 HORSES, CAVALRY, SADDLE, draugh and light harness, including the well known COB. A{\ HEAD FAT CATTLE, MILCI 11/ COWS, HEIFERS and STEERS. t f> WORKING BULLOCKS, 4 and 5 year i & old. /»AA i. f, and J-BRED LONG-WOOL J OUU LED LAMBS. A f\ A LARGE FRAMED CROSS-BREI ~ 'xUU EWES, mixed ages, in lamb to long woolled rams. lA| FAT SHEEP, PRIME 1 K(\ MERINO EWES, mixed ages, ii J.O U lamb to long-wools. r A PURE-BRED LEICESTER RAMS r * in PURE LINCOLN J A D O W N S ' IQA PIGS, including 20 FIRST-CLASi IOU BREEDING SOWS ; 20 FAT PIG? y First-class BOAR, and 140 GOOI L STORE. " HEAD of POULTRY, includin] £ ajUU ducks, geese, guinea fowl, and com C mon. do. SL - PLOUGHS, Ixy Blyfcfae, Sec, harrows X Cambridge roller \>y Anderson (aew itiiiE an idiot unity _ with frame. r Large quantity of cart and plough names (all new). a IAA BUSHELS of OATS—Potatc 6 IUU — a HOUSEHOLD FCTENEEXTRE. ■- DAIRY UTENSILS. £ CAPITAL BOAT, AND A VBKY LARGI f ASSORTMENT OP MISCELLANEOUS a ARTICLES, Too numerous to particularise. f Sale at 12 o'clock. 1 'i Terms at sale. Luncheon provided. The auctioneers have the greatest pleasur in drawing the attention of the public t this very important sale, as the stock of thei several kinds are really superior, and are we! ** worthy the attention of buyers. () H. MATSON & CO., 5-4 4416 Auctioneers. c 1 BURNHAM. a RURAL SECTIONS a Nos. 3000, 2924, 2881, 4278, 3596, 5884 i 1957, 5883. b COMPRISING 685 ACRES OF MAGNIFICENT RICI LAND, j AND KNOWN AS 1 BURN HAM PARK. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO., have re ceived instructions from Georg * Ffitch, Esq., to SELL ALL THAT ' SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY Known as Burnham Park, SITUATED ON THE RIVER SELWY* And four miles from the Burnham Railway Station ; together with L . ALL IMPROVEMENTS '' THE FARM ? Is in splendid order; securely fenced an sub-divided in F ELEVEN NICE SIZED PADDOCKS With plenty of water, from never-failin streams. Nearly the whole is t LAID DOWN IN ENGLISH GRASS i, And has a splendid plant. 9 THIS PROPERTY Is admirably suited for LONG-WOOL ED SHEEP; And is quite capable of carrying all the yea round, from SIX TO SEVEN SHEEP PER ACRI An inspection of this proporty is con fidently invited, as without doubt it is th best that has been placed on the market fo a very long time. The terms are liberal. ' Price low. All further particulars can be obtain© (from H. MATSON & CO., 5-4 4426 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1872. 7 TVTESSRS H. MATSON & CO. have w = AjJL ceived instructions to SELL AT THEIR SALEYARDS, Cashel street, on the above date— 2 FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES aged 6 and 7 respectively -i HEAVY HORSE DRAY, with Frame 1 FIRST-CLASS DRILL, with Extrai (cost £85 in England) , -| REAPING MACHINE j -| THREE-FURROW PLOUGH. Sale at 12 o'clock. 1 * Terms at sale. H. MATSON & CO., •i 4414 Auctioneer!,