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■•«—— -;■•■■■ AttCffone. .-.::."'" : .::■-.:"'■■■ ■ H. MATSOH _ CO. MESSES H. MATSOU *; CO. Hare oa hand • POB BAL E , At Lowest Market Bates, the folio wing Conbc~iments: : SEEDS. 5 cwt alsike 40 cwt red clover, 2-9 40 ewt red clover, 2-5 40 ewt cow grass 20 cwt white clorer 11 ewt Timothy 144 qn 24 lbs Perennial rye Rrass 10 cwt foreign Italian rye grass. Also, To arrive, PEE CITY OF QUEBEC, Prom London, an Invoice of SEEDS, exactly as • : nbove. COEEnQATiD lEON, GOSPEL OAK, 26 gauge—Bo cases, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9ft. Also. 21 oases MOBEWOuD'S GALVANISED EBON, viz., 7 cases, 6ft.; 5 cases, 7ft.; . 9 oases, Bft.—Star brand 3 boles, IOOIbe each, flour bags 100 cases, 1 doz. each, Golden sherry SO cages, 1 doe. each, White Seal sherry 60 boxes, 7_lbs, very choice Congou tea 29 half-chests very choice Congou tea 4 iron tanks, 400 galls, each 50 barrels ernshed loaf sugar, 1 cwt each 75 boxes, lib, Belmont sperm candles 4 eases iron bedsteads 172 boiea Valencia raisins, new fruit 36 barrels currants, new frait ~ 1 washing, mangling, and wringing machine. A E vowel . Invoice of 60 Trunks BOOTS and SHOES, just Landed and now Landing. 7 cases Burgundy 5 qre Vinearower'fl pale brandy 15 tons "Wamock'e soap 613 pockets, about 5.1b., in yellow counter sugar ! 32 bags black pepper I EX HURUNUI, Prom London, , Ponunery champagne, quarts and pints 50 casks crushed loaf sugar ! EX BANGITIKI, I Prom London, 54-caakaLemon Hart's ram,3oo.p. E X tTm ES, ! Prom London, j 2 tanks ,8 pockets Kent hops EX wTIKATO, I Prom London, 100 casks crushed loaf sugar And 50 barrels currants ex beHSgton, 25 barrels currants PEE "OHILE, . From London, 5 tanks, containing 180 half cases Eleme raisins ■'■■••■ . • ;. ';': '\ .- . PEE OETHEB, From London, 80 i-casks Vinegrower's pale brandy 4c, Ac., &c. : ••' ■■■ ' Also, •'•■ ■ TO .PEBCITT OP QUEBEC, 2 eases waterproof clothing ~ ;TO AEEIVP, PEE CAPE PINISTEBEE, Goepel Oak corrugated iron, 20 eases, viz. :— 2 cases sft., 4 cases 6ft., 6 case 3 7ft., 6 cases Bft;, 2 cases 9ft. H.MATSON&OO. BETJNipiIITON. AMBERLEY-BBUNNERTON EXESNSIOK. TOWNSHIP oFiEUNNEETON. IMFESSE3 W. MA.TSON & CO. havireeeived jjM. instrnctio.s from Mr Joseph Taylor, the Freeholder, to hive SUEVETED AND SOLD, ALL THAT PABCEL pP LAND, Comprising— ■■ ■■• ". Qy| ACBES, beautifully situated, on the Otc north bank of the.Waipara. The township is Intersected by the AmberleyBrunnerton E&ilway, and is situated at the junction of the , NOBTH ROAD i :, -;i WEKA PAS 3 EOAD, and : GLENMAEK EOAD, And -within a few chains of the : AMBEBLEY-BBUNNEETON TEBMINUS. ' The Bailway now opening up this district, ' Brunnerton must become a town of importance in a prosperous and populous district. Tenders are now called for the making of the Permanent Way, consequently there can be no alteration made as to tha route of the line. ' Lithograph plans and all particulars can be btained at the offices of ' H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers, i ~ LINCOLN HO AD. MESSES H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr John Miln, to SELL BY PUBLTC AUCTION, ■ ■ ' At his Farm, T E EEPO, On the LINCOLN EOAD, Date to be mentioned, see future advertisement, The following I STOCK:— 15 dairy cows, in full profit 1 pure-bred shorthorn bull (Royal Broughtcn), by'Boyal Gwyn, dam Eosebud 10 fat steers i 10 fat heifers 800 fat anil store cross-bred wethers and ewes 14 fat pigs . , 1 double furr.w plough, by Keetley ■ : 1 single; furrow plough. { m. : MATfcjON * CO., Auctioneers. | JUSD. Expansion of €hristchurcli QTJABTER-AOBE SECTIONS FOR 15VEBTBODY, BETWEEN Linwood and the City. MESSES H. MATSON & CO. have receivdl instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late John Stace, Esq., to have _____ SUEVEYED AND SOLD, WITHOUT DELAY, ■ ' . . The whole of that MAGNIFICENT PBEEHOLD, Comprising 34 ACBES, M.OBE OB LTiSS, Lying between Linwood and the City, HAVING PEONTAGES ON HEREFORD STBEST OASHEL S3PEEET WORCEBTEB STEEKT QLOUOESTEE STBEBT STANMOBE EOAD, Ac. TEEMS MOST LIBEBAL. H. MATSON _ CO., Auctioneers. TO Tf-AT-Mlgi-a ~~" If I Iff C~O _« N. qnrßSSߣ'r H. MATSON & CO. have received __L jnstaictiooa from Mr George Swain to SELL his P A B M, Comprising -i f%f\ ACBES, situated at Liacoln, adjoin--IWF ing the property of Mr O'Neil, with a frontage oa the Springs road, and bounded on one side by . the railway. Seventy Acres is laid down in grass, and balance in - wheat etubble. Subdivided into three paddocks, and securely v fenced {lire gone fence). Together with « _____ FOUE-EOOMPD HOUSE, PUMP» - \ : " STABLES, fee, &c.f *o« - H. JLiTSOS 4 CO.. Aaotieswscri.