--■'"----"■---'-■- Aureus. -TATTEKSAJuI/S. SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 24. SPECIAL ENTRY. THE ENTIRE HORSE LORD LURGAN (late Gold Hero), by Samson, imported: dam also imported. A good worker in .;■■-■- any harness. •" ' . Extended Pedigree at time of sale. "H. MASON & CO- Auctioneer^ , TXITfIBRSATLL'S. : IMPORTANT TO BREEDERS • '■■] ........ op ; BIrOOD STOCK. TyrgSSRS H. MATSON & CO. have re"lijtJL cared instructions from the Agenfe pi "-■the" * ''' " ■ ''".'■.' MIDDLE PARK COMPANY, .-■:■■'■-•■• TO SELL BY AUCTION, At Tattersall's, on , : CBATCRDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 1878,, The 1 boToughbred Stallion CASTA W A T, - , Own brother to Lurline, was bred by -' Stephen Nosworthy, Esc(.. is by Traducp(that emperor of stsSlioni:), his d&m Mermaid, by King Tom, bred by Baroa Bothedbild, King Tom by Harkaway, damPocahontas. \
For extended pediffroe Hi* Stud Book. K.-WILKIN & CO., 8-17 H. MftTSON & CO., Auctioneers, ; s "gLfITESSRS. H. MAtSON 4 CO. will hoi* 33rd WEEKLY GRAISr AND PRODUCE : AUCTION SALE " At their Wool and Grain Stores, Casliel alreet, '■■■' out '..''.'. '.■ SATURDAY, the 24th INST,, • At 3 p.m. sharp. H.MAT-SON & CO. ENTRIES for oor Annual Catalogue of Entire Eor.'es will CLOSE on WJBDKfcSDAY.; August 21et. j All in%»iries or- cominnnicatiouß to 'be addressed 'Manager, TattersalPs." -. ' S-16 H. MATSQN & CO. CAISTEBBUBY SALE YABDS. TLf*ESSRS H- MATSOST & CO. have re- ' jS3L • /sdved instructions to OFFER. ' " . ' At the abave yards on I i: 21st AUGUST, ' ,%.FAT HBIFEBS, splendid: quality, 3 to 4 4 years old -.■■ ■ MSPRINTGBSSj perfectly quiet, close to calving ..:■„- A rery superior lot. - ■ - • ' 8-i| 8337 H, MATBQN & CO., Auctioneers.,
.'! ' ■ NOTICE. a ; • uoethbrF township - ' " ' TO BE ! SOLD BY PDBL[O AUCTION, XOBUBTf.~JLOBURN. -'"%'! SS3E3 H. MAT3ON & CO. (in conjunc- ' .JjrJL • tion with Messw Matson. Bus 3 and to , " of fianpiora) have received ias tractions from the proprietor to c ell the TOWNSHIP OF LOBUBN, SATURDAY 0 , ATJGTIST 24. .. .: At the Canterbury Wool Stores, At 12 o'clock. , L O B--TJ R N v. fig situated at the junction of the White Socks ..jindßaithby roads, and distant from Ashley eight miles.-.-It is in the centre'of a veryi large *■ ■ ■ . :; h ■-■ AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT, the ftheke of which is now in the bands; of . thoroughly practical farmer?, and commands'a view of most magnificent scenery, on the north the Grey and other mountains, on the south the, Ranciora district, -with the Port Hills in relief, on the rast the farming district, with the; oceau ia view, ion the west th<* troad expanse ofi £he Canterbury Pl.ins- The roads leading into- ■ foe Mirfomiding farming district converge at this point; are all formed and metalled, being- uni- : ■verlajly; acknowledged the best formed and kept) "fßtirdaghfares in tha. Canterbury, province, re-1 ■fleetinsr great credit on the Board uiider whose' • tupervi-ion they hare been constructed.' The! "Bawliby'road carries an enormous local traffic,; end is the direct roate to the bridge, about to be roratrnrtisi across the Oknfcn river, ktlhe nrgent j£sire_of the^disiret. -..Theproposed railway-to; White Bofika and Glentui, taking- its coarse: from the present Ashley bridge must pass along: ~Hk&6a}jxuuS of-.' ' . r-i f [ LOBTFRN TOWSTSHIP where a station -will certainly be erected. ' , iij-tntfegceat-mst of a Townshipin this fmine-, :<liai'» neighbourhood has "been most keenly felt -by;kheißixabitaßte BTtrrotindiag the " SPOT CHOSEN, i &S the distance to'Ashley is too great and incpn-| irioet; the of the- district.' Tiie Erection" of "ai'7 ~ ■ . =' ■ Sf3re;witn Post Office Public House ■;...- ' Butchers and Bakers' Shops, as also, . . Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights. Ai this centre .would meet with universal support, and insure a capital living to the occupiers... .■.. .. .: P • ■.: .. ■■•".- ; An abnndaT.t snpply of wafer is procurable at "a'trifling coat at any point m this Township, and in coa-spquence of 14a slightly andalating characte: of iha laad,; dr.anago is amply prj- ; TJded for. "•' Eeserves hare b;en siade for . CaUitCHES, SCHOOLS, ÜBEAEIES, ~ „■!■ ;, . &0; &0; . . -&C. '■:.. .■■ ~ 'v-'lfr.Tm ihsi posifcioa tint T-ohiirn hplds f bciug «h»te<i in the centre"of ■so large an agricultaraJ district, at the junction of two of the main norloern arteries/ and- the desire evinced by the residents in the fnrxonndii-g for the establishment 1 of the Township, tho Auctioneers hare evßTrVcnfidcnfte ■in pl-uamr Peciions before the'pnblie, feelinj! assured that, in a ehort perioi JLobnra become one of the most important -townships tjfettfffif Ika Wttimakariri. ' ' : '
Ltthfersph.* and erery information supplied in-if'fiSW'daie'by • : ■''■■'■■'. •3£*TBOW,'BTJRB & <?0., Bangiora*. 8-7 210 H.MATSON A CO.. Auctioneer*. "PEELHinrAEt ADYtRTISEiLENT. CAELfcTON AND OXFORD DISTRICTS, 'ELMS' PLAT. GREAT AND' UXUSUAL OPPORTUt X*))* 1 )' acres of •« Ron JL%>A& SUPERIOR LAND. IO^A MESSRS H. MATSON & CO., in conjunction with Messrs MATROX, BUSS, and CO , of Rangiora,. have received instructions frea tfcp Proprietors, to : r SELLBY PUBLIC AUCTION, AI their Canterbury Wool Sto- s, Ca-hel street. "I S*JO-sfi- :KS <rf very sisperbr tqssoek Xtfe»-*5 L.-vNB oa K)i;s' Hut, between the Cnrt »-»d Ashley risers. , ■ i.Oaea (I of ; 4iia fine property is only about 1 J mtles <3i<taat iroai tka Cari'toa railway stnticra, iffsa . whidi. tbKRj i& a good a>ei»iM roal; the ol"Kar eji-i-of tha e^'ate' approaches m'hin 3 ef fha- tegra of Qsfoni. fherefore, it i* obTionsia »S. that tie graata't poifib'-e facilities osent for ft* of aU p-oance which this yieljs to th« g:e .t ctntres of tne province, ani equally t> obtiin nay neressaiy to ttw, adaiuon cr improvement of fee property. Two of the detached Wosks arc abont miles from Bennett's stA'ioa, at the junciioa of the Kyrcion with the Oxford rai'-xay. ; Waier eac be obt«R<3d in abacdaucc by tinkm(f"abddf SOft. The property b diyiieii into lots varying frjm T.em&—-10 per cent deposit; 15 par cent January Ist. JS79; »5 per cent Janustry Ist, 188 a ;"3S' per' cant J&nnary Ist, 1881; 3t> per oca% January Ist, 1882. Kent, 8 percent A leise to be granted with simple clauses. ,Pujia aai every iaformaUon on applicat ; cm to ' MATSOV, BUSS & CO., Rangion; m>&-. '■ H. MATSON & Anetioneer* 8-7 SATUEDAY, AUGUST 31st, Ibjs. CIfST. MESSRS H. MATSON &. C 5. h*Ta receiTed instructions from Mr Gl-vr to SBLJ. 3« PUBLIC AUCTION, At thfflr Caaterhnry Wool Stores, On the above dat», 1 Z%fo ,A(?ft«S3 GOUD LAND, in the Cn»t Atf Xβ Ihatect, of which 120 Acres is rich Swamp Laad, well fenced aad drained. Within threo mi'.os of the Cwst Towushi?. and *ljoi*«!S : HiU)" ;¥\*t> - - ... Tersu easy.
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Press, Volume XXX, Issue 4077, 21 August 1878, Page 4
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