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Auctions MATSON AND CO. IN BANJvIICTPfOi". 3 GREAT" SALE OF rN MACHINES FOR BOOTMAKINC, I.KATHBR BOOTS innd TITESSRS 11. MATjsuK i: CO. have I\JL ceivcd instructions from Kiel Walton, Esq., Trustee in the Estate -VT- Ilcrtxmn Hoft. to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Rooms of Messrs R. Walton aud Hercfcvrd street. Christchurch, ON FRIDAY NEXT, the 13th MARI At 12 o'clock, The following :— SOne powerful eccentric wheel stamt and cutting machine, by H thorne One powerful flatting wheel stamj and cutting machine, by Ullatht One treddle peg drilling, stamping, 2 cutting machine, by Ullathorne One powerful wax thread men's 1 closing machine, by Ullathorne One powerful wax thread womena' 1 D- closing machine, by Ullathorne One powerful sewing machine, general use c One powerful machine fitted with i for repairing, &c One welt cutting machine ,n > One spool and bobbin winder re One patent boot upper block, iron Y u Sole aud heel lift knives, all sizes Iron rivetting lasts and stands Wood lastg About SOOlba very fine sole hides A quantity of kip, Cordovan, Frei calf, aud kangaroo skius and sidi Shop bench, shelves, stove 111 Sec, Sec, &c. FRIDAY. 13th MARCH, *o 340 12 o'clock. 76 WANTED TO RENT, with or with a purchasing clause— A FARM OF FROM 150 TO 500 ACR Near Christchurch, Having for length of Lease from eight fourteen years. Apply to es 3-10 2754 H. MATSON & CC c. _

~ \V. BUSS. HANGIORA YARDS. TUESDAY, MARCH 17th. 2723 PURE CROSS-BRED AND MERI SHEEP. TTT BUSS has received instructk *» • from James Hurst, Esq., to SE , y as above— 250 wether lambs, shorn 250 i-bred ewe lambs, do 200 f-bred do do 200 f-bred do wethers do 100 Down lambs, shorn, mixed sexes 100 £-bred Lincoln ewca c 100 2-bred do do j._ 100 -J-bred Romney Marsh ewes 400 2, 4, and G-tooth merino ewes , c 700 do do wethers 8 pure-bred Lincoln ewos 5 12 do do do 4 tooth - 20 do do ewe lambs, by i ported rams 40 do do ram lambs, by i ported ram 20 pure-bred Eomney Marsh ewes 10 do do cvve lambs 10 do do ram lambs 2 do Down rams 1 6-tooth pure-bred imported Leices ram (West of England) 200 fat half-bred wethers 0 Sale at 12 o'clock. W. BUSS, 1 s_tQ mil JU c ilo OGgg 18 -\/f R M A S X E L s< IVX INVITES THE ELECTORS f OF * g E B" T O N TO MEET HIM AT Leithficld Schoolroom, on Monday, Mai 16th North Kowai Schoolroom, on Tuesd March. 17th ' Saltwater Creek Schoolroom, on Wednesd March 18th Mount Grey Downs Schoolroom, on Tht _. day, March 10th Ashley Bank Schoolroom, on Friday, Ma 20th. 3-10 Eachday at 7.30 p.m. & D m O THE KLBCTOI JL OF THE ~ HEATHCOTK DISTRICT. Gentlemen", —As writs will shortly issued for the Election of Members to g Provincial Council, I bear to state that I a Candidate for your suffrages. I trust I still retain the confidence 3 - have hitherto reposed in mc, and that 3 will again do mc the honor of electing mc one of your representatives. I shall take an early opportunity of aski the electors to meet mc. Meantime, I remain, gentlemen, Yours faithfully, 3 3-12 2860 W. MONTGOMERY fjiO THE ELECTOI X OF EANGIORA. 1- Gentlemen, —Aβ the time is approa L ing for the election of members of Provincial Council, I have the honor to )nounce myself as a candidate for the s which will shortly be at your disposal. The cordiality with which I have alw been received in the Eangiora district duces mc to believe that you will contii ». to afford mc that support which, on p ). occasions, I have felt so much reason to [. proud of. I have much pleasure in inviting you , meet mc on THURSDAY EVENING, ~ 19th inst. at 8 p.m., in -the Literary Instit Hall, at Rangiora. I am, your obedient servant, , 3-12 2862 THOMAS W. MAUDE '' rp O THE ELECTOR n A OF THE RAKAIA DISTRICT. Gentlemen.—Having been requested 6 a large number of the Electors to offer r self as a candidate for one of the seats at forthcoming election for the Rakaia distr 8 I beg to offer you my services. J * Should you do mc the honor of return *> mc as one of your representatives, I v give my best attention to your interests. beiDg a farmer, and one who has resided many years in your district, thus having - intimate knowledge of your wants and quirerqents, and also, as our interests will identical, it will be an additional guaran that I will watch over and advance those terests. I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, THOS. H. ANSON CoirUnay. February 25, 1874. TO THE ELECTOI OP THE SEFTON DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN,—I beg to offer myseli a Candidate at the approaching election > the Sefton district. I have been so 1( y connected with you as your representat in tho Provincial Council that it will unnecessary for mc in this address to 1 r- more than that I shall take early oppoi ie nities of holding pablic meetings in the < y trict, and of discussing with you the p >f tical questions affecting the election. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, »4 2 8 2402 W. M. MASKELI