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factions. _ .. ......' „.....,. H. MAT3OR 4 CO. SALE OF BEAUTIFUL PROPERTIES OH THB BIVEE AVON AND NEW BRIGHTON BOAD. LABGE HOUSE AND GEOUNDS. BUILDING SITES. satuedayT jtjne ? m 2 O'CLOCK. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. tave re-! ceived instructions from the Freeholder, ; to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Ah their Land Salerooms, Cashel street, Christchnrch, OK SATUBDAT, 7th JUNE 1879, 2 o'clock, AS that beautiful Property, being No. 37 on the sale plan of the Locksleys Estate, Containing— A^ ACRES O EOODS Q)y PERCHES, Upon which is erected a Dwelling-house, containing eleven rooms, with every convenience, stables, coachhouse, cowshed, dairy, artesian wells, Ac, Ac. Good garden and orchard. This property is beautifully situated upon a high bank facing the Eiver Avon, and close to the New Brighton road. It has all the advantages of being within an easy distance of Christchurch. It is most picturesque, with boating, rowing, fishinjr and health-giving position, and it is a most desirable residence for a gentleman, or a family. Also. Section No. 8, large frontage to Brighton road Sections 9 and 10, containing half-an-acre eaoh, having large frontagea on the New Brighton road Sections 11 and 12, containing half-an-acre, with Urge frontage on the road leading from the New Brighton road Lections 13, 14, 15, containing 3 roods 26 perches each on the same road Section 16 Section 17, contains 2 acres 24 perches Sections 18 and 19 contain three-quarters of an acre each Section 20 contains three-quarters of an acre, beautifully situated on the River Avon, a charming position for a residence Sections 21 and 22 contain 3 roods 3 perches each, with large frontagea on the New Brighton road This sale will afford an opportunity for purchasers, occupiers, or investors but seldom met with. For occupiers the sites are most desirable, healthy, splendidly situated, and easy to Christchurch. For investors there never was a better time to buy than now with a certain large increase in future value. Terms are exceedingly liberal. SATUEDAT, 7th JUNE, 1879. 5-31 2 o'clock. 2989 OLEAIiING SALE. SP EI N G H Fli L FAEM, NEAR PBEBBLETON. TUESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1879 MESSES H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr James Shaw (in consequence of his letting Spring Hill Farm, near Prebbleton), to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE HOMESTEAD, The whole of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1879, 100 Bomcey Marsh ewes 100 Eomney Marsh lambs 2 capital milch cows forward in calf 3 fine heifers, in calf 1 yearling ditto 1 fat calf 1 draught gelding 1 draught mare 1 saddle horse 1 lady's hack, very qniet, also saddle and bridle, nearly new 2 unbroken colts 2 tip drays, also trap and harness 2 ploughs, 1 pair harrows 1 reaping machine 1 chaff cutter, 2 new ladders Also, A numerous quantity of other farm and dairy utensils Quantity of kidney and Derwont potatoes, capital seed 3 stacks straw, handtied Large quantity of hard swamp t'mber, suitable for firewood, and large number of HOUSEHOLD FUENITUEE. Dining-table 1 pillar and block table 1 set chairs, horsehair spring bottoms 1 couch and easy chair to match A large quantity of bedroom furniture. •Abo. THB LEASE GF THE SPEINGHILL FARM, With all improvements, And consisting of 97 ACRES OF LAND, Will be Let by Public Tender for a period of five years. Tenders will be received up to Monday, June 9th, 1879, the day previons to the sale, at the Office of H. Mltson & Co., Canterhury Wool Stores, Cashel street. Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon provided. H. MATSON & CO., Anctioneers. 5 31 2999 . HALKETT.__HALKETT. TO FAEMEES, INVESTOSS, AND SPECULATOES. TUTEBSES H. MATSON & CO., have reJLJJL ceived instructions from Mr F. Lawry, TO SELL, Thai Valuable Section of LAND, containing about 800 A c E E s Situate about this side of Halkett School, fenced and subdivided into twelve paddocks, with good gorse fences, 300 acres is laid down in English grass, 100 acres now ready for wbeat, and the remainder in stubble. The fences are ia good repair, and the farm in capital heart, and well suited for agriculture. Together with, . House of eight rooms, new, and outbuildI ings, stable 50ft. x 40, 10-stalled stable, with granary, 50ft. a: 16ft. Another granary, 30ft. x 12ft., sheep yards and two good wells. All particulars to be obtained at the offices of H. MATSON & CO. Anctioneers. BANKS' PENINSULA. yff\f\f\ ACEES magnificent country, with rx\J\J\y Becure boundaries, subdivided, and stock. The terms unusually liberal— iJICOO cash, £1500 in twelve months, balance at 5 per cent, interest per annum for a term. H. MATSON & CO., Canterbury Wool Stores, Cashel street. BONE DUST AND GEASS LAND. NOW is tie TIME for BONE DUST and YOUNG GRASS. This grand fructifier is a permanent enemy to the grab. Apply to H. MAT>ON & CO.; or, 5-24 2683 D. MAYDWELL, Papanai. J. L. WILSON. IMPOETANT SALE OF MACHLNEBY. THEESBING MACHINES. THRESHING MACHOTE3. BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, MILLWBIGHTS' TOOLS. MR J. L. WILSON has received instructions from G. Simp?oa and Co., consequent on their Dissolution of Partnership, to SELL, WITHOUT RESERVE, ON TUESDAY, this 10th of JUNE, At 11 o'clock, On the Premises, Tuam street, Christchurch, All their VEEY LARGE STOCK AND PLANT, Consisting of — Several steam threshing plants, by different makers, in good condition and complete. Also, Several portions of others. Also, Contractor's plant, trolleys for movinghouses, %crew jacks, blocks, 4c, &c. Also Blacksmiths' and millwrights' tools. Also, Large quantity of stock in bolts, nuts, screws, nails, iron, &c, &c. Abo, Large quantity of floor mill machinery. " Also, Sundries too numerous to particularise. . .5-31 2970