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AaetioM B. MATSOIf Jk CO. SPATTERSAIiIi'S. SATUBDAY, DECEMBEB 2nd, 1882. PRESENT ENTBIES. "100 H ° E S E S * Including , JL Lot of leatty first class DRAUGHT and TOfBBQKEN COLTS* AND FELLIES, MACK and LIGHT HABNESS HOBSES,&c _.- , ■ fM« will commence punctually at li and all horses must be in their ■laces at 10.30, or forfeit their numbers, mbA Vβ offered at end of sale. H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. U-08485 . TATTERSAIiL'S. BATUEDAY, DECEMBEB 2xd. SPECIAL ENTBY. •TO FARMEBS, CONTEACTOBS AND OTHEBS. -mjTESSBS H. MATSON &CO. have re|Vl eeived instructions from Mr Hugh JGU&r, who is giving up contracting, T<s SELL, AT TATTEBSALL'S, C» the above date, absolutely without any reserve, the whole of his CON TB ACT PLANT, Consisting of 8 FIBST-CLASS YOUNG SOUND DBAUGHT HOBSEB ■ TWO-YEAB-OLD COLT C ► TIP DBAYS, nearly new - _ J3LOCK DEAY, to carry five tons * T\OUBI3e a» d SINGLE-FUBBOW . 3 PLOUGHS ... - TTABNESS of various descnptioHs ~ TANK, ] "imaging before lie notice of toe public the above horses and plant, the juictkHieerß can with every confidence reAll who know Mr Millar/a Sock are aware that for strength, staunchness aiul general usefulness they cannot TO Improved: upon, whilst what is equally ■;■ to tbepeint, they are all young, and every lot "■TATTjSBSALL^3—SATuEDAx, A/ISC 23, At Ip.m. H. MATSON 4 CO., Auctioneers. XX~2*> S3Bo !PATTE'RSAIiIi'S. SATUBDAT KEXT, DEC. 2»d. M-ESSES H. MATSON & CO. beg - AT TATTBBSALL'S, OH SATURDAY NEXT, At 12 o'clock sharp. The following LIVE S TO C X, Comprising— ITJBE-BBED SHOETHOBN CATTLE, HEAVY AND LIGHT HOBSES, &0.. Oft acooaat of Mr A. T. Anderson, a defaulter. l<otl. Pure-bred shorxhorn Bull, Harry, bred by Mr W- W. Shvik, a dark roan, by Captain Marryatt, dam Bed Bose by Grand Turk, g d White Boee. leot SL Eoan BalV bred by Mr P. C. Tbxelkeld, by Prince Amadeus, dam Countess 2nd by St. Patrick (77), g d Counteesby Comet, 123, Albion 2nd l>y Albion, 148, NuS.H.B., dam by President (imp), &c. Beven or eight broken and unbroken heavy and lifht Horses, including some very good sorts. WJt.— Every lot will be sold en its merits, atnd the various owners axe asked to be jmaent to protect their individual inH. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. H-O ■ 8486 4 DDINGTON OALE SHIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), NOV. 29th. spegiallbntbies. Account Mr Charles Hurst: -f O/\ PBTME FAT MIXED CEOS3J.OU BBED AND MEBINOS. Account Mr W. Hartnell: PAT CBOSSBBED WEO"" THEBS. , JueeooDtMrH.Overton: j A CONSIGNMENT OF PBIMB FAT SHEEP. Acftonnt Hon. H. J. Tascred: Account various owners: &fkfk(\ p AT AND STOEE SHEEP. &{\f\ HEAD FAT AND STOBB 2aU\/ CATTLE. PIGS, FAT LAMBS, &c. H." MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. 11-89 8484 ' ' rO-i-M A H'S B O A D» PAPANUI BOAD. SPLBNDZD BUILDING SITES. CHOICE, HKALTHY AND -aUTBSSBS H. MATSON & CO. have relVl eeived instructions from Mr Thos. j SeareQto ' SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ATTHB It&KD AND ESTATE SALE BOOMS, CASHEL STBEET, ■ ok BATTJBBAY, DECEMBEB 2nd, 1882, At 2 o'clock, - SHE BALANCE OF THE UNSOLD SECTIONS SITUATE Hff , NOBMAN'S BOAD. Oontaining nearly Quarter Acre each. ifar Building Sites they are unequalled, ihe locality being the most healthy; within a fsir minutes from the Papanui road Trammj and within easy distance of Christflfaaroh. T» aQ who are seeking a really , nice JStQe freehold or for investment this excellent epportnnlty should not be neglected. HTmATSON & CO., Auctioneers. 11-23 8261 Hf THS INSOLVENT ESTATE OF WILLIAM BIGAN. DCPOBTANT SALE" OF FBEEHOLD . . PBOPBBTYv WITHOUT EESBEVB. SATUBDAY, ftnTpSGSMBEB. 1882. TkJfTBSSBS H. MATSON & CO. have re|Vl eeived instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of William Bigan ** SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THUS LAND'AND ESTATE BOOMS. Qaehel street, Christchurch* ' ' " cow SATUBDAY, 9th DECEMBEE, 1883. At 2 I-" - The following VALUABLE PROPERTIES. Without Beserve, TTba Bight, Title and Interest of the Trustees in— Ist. Equity redemption, one quarter-acre section, situate at Bingaland, aad lying between Vogel and Swarm atreet3, with frontage on Tay street, - being part of B.S. 41, upon which is erected a seven-roomed house, together with vineries and propagating Souses, as follows.—One 36 feet by Iβ feet, one 114 feet by 16 feet, six 38 feet by 12] feet, one propagating house 20 feet by 16 feet, and potting ahedL fixed with perfected heatmjr apparatus" and stocked with vines, eaeumbere, and other valuable plante aad fruits, pot plants exeepted Jm exceptionally good chance for anyone <rishmg to commence business as a market Csrdener or nurseryman. The vines are quantify of fruit, ted. Taetrnstea" interest in2J acres or thereabouts, part of B.S. 41, and adjaqgng the above, upon wbicb. workshops naTe been since erected fed. The equity of redemption in 28 perches or thereabout, part of JS.S. 41, with a four-roomed house erected thereon. T*w BBoperty is let at 8b per week, and .. tbegacdenisfully stocked with fruit Wβ * a «J*E*»bi<*,&c •■ *«efe%ra.ty of redemption in is E?S*£B:9fc&fireabautß, being part ofT~% - **» w ith, fiverrcomejJ house ' ttw»9on,let at Tβ per week. *». a»fauetees' interest in one quarter <*iMOtcre «tland, tart of 41. wsQi nfinuhed houfe^bereon. r at Sale.