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" ' ■ : * H. MATSO-T «fc CO., . ASSOCIATE) WITH THK NATIONAL M. & A. COY. OF N.Z.. LIMITED. ; WOOL. NEXT AUCrnON.TB^RS&AY.pEC^IMHER 18th. AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ALL WOOL consigned MATSON «mes J% direct lnl» Btore3, FRBB of CARTAGtt CHARGES to VENDOR. ,_,., WOOLPACKS and TWINE sent Immediately on receipt of order. . Vendors will oblige hy sending detail para-cu'a-s of their consignments as early as possible to assist in cataloguing. H. MATSON andCO. __j— with the NATIONAL M. and A. CO. of N.2L, LTD, SO-. Woo-brokexs. PAPANUI BONE MILL. rpHB UNDERSIGNED are CASH PURX CHASERS of | BONES, __ DeHvered at THE MILL, PaPANUI. PAPANUI STATION, or the CANTERBURY I WOOL STORES. - ? H. MATSON and CO., I Associated with - ' NATIONAL M. and A CO.. of N__. LTD. S~s N.Z. LOAN ft MERCANTILE AGENCY , . t . OO m LIMITED. ADDINGTON SALEYARDS. THIS DAY, SPECIAL ENTRIES— Account Captain Toaswill, . AAA PRIME WETHERS and MAIDEN Account Mr Alexander Mathesoa, OA/} FAT CRQSSBREDS Account Mr Henley, Qf*f} FAT HALFBRED3. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANDMERCANTILE AGENCY COMPY., LE*OTICD. , E S. BARLEY, Manager. 6088 _Sk. ROBD-K. .Ancttonee-*., OULVERDEN SALEYARDS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11TB, SPECIAL ENTRY— Account James Macfarlane, Esq., e%(\(\ PRIME FAT MERINO WETHERS THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGESCY COMPANY, LTD., _.& BARLEY, = •<•-. Manager. ■ B. G. STAV_L_Y, 6087 Auctioneer. WOOL. *{'■■ ,; ' mHS NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND HER* _1 COMPANY. LIMITED, will hold Its THIRD SALE OF THE SEASON °*. ■.'.,.'''.. .I.'. THURSO AY, DEC. 18. Consign Wool to PRIVATE SIDING. Christchuiob. and SAVE CARTAGE. Wo—packs (all sizes) and Twine at Lowest , E. S. BARLEY, „ Manager. _. G. BTAVEL_Y; , 6097 Produce Manager. DICKEN AND CO. DARFIELD MONTHLY MARKET. MONDAY NEXT,"th_ 15TH INSTANT. DICKEN and hoTlrfU hoW their usual Monthly Sale a% the above Yards, Present Entries, oa account of olients, SSO crossbred two-tooths . 165 cT-osstoedtwo-tooths, in forward condition We solicit further entries for same. • DICKEN and CO., Auotl-—9ers and Stock Agents, ChristchMclu mos WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. AUB THIRD. BALE OF THE SEASON WILL TAEE PLACE ON THURSDAY & FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18TB aud ISTS INST. WOOLPACES and TWINS at CURRENT <■..:,. .RATES.. DICKEN and CO., - 5725 New Zealand Wool Stores, Chriatchnroh. PYNB AND CO/ ' WOOL. WOOL. ACS NEXT.SALE W_—. TAKE PLACE OH THURSDAY, DEC. 18. PYNE and CO., 5717 ' Aucttoneers. t FREDK. JAMESON. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. CANTERBURY DISTRICT. In the Estate of the late W. J. G. Bluett, of Leeston, deceased. T__R FREDS- JAMESON has received in* IvJL structiona from his Honor Mr Justice Denniston, TO SELL BY, PUBLIC AUCTION, ■AT LEESTON, OH ■ FRIDAY, DECEMBER ISxH. At 1 o'clock in tbe efts— mxu_ The following PROPERTIES In the above Estate, viz* LOT I. All that paraelof land situated at Doyleston . containing two. roods, being the lot 68, ' put of R.S. -SBO, and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, YoL 89, folio u_ LOTS. AR that parcel of land situate at Doyleaton, containing one rood, being the lot 10. part of B.s.fiß-0, aad being land comprisedin Certificate of Title VoL 2S_ fotto iffl. LOT 3. AH -hat paroel of land situated at Southbridge. oontati-Jng one acre, being part of XLS. 4*77 on the map of the Chi_f Surveyor of the ProvlneM District of Canterbury. Terms Oaah. No Reserve. IREDK. JAMESON. _. 5745 Auctioneer: GOULD, BEAUMONT & CO. FARMS FOR SALE. 295* ACRES and JL6O ACRES. FOBj__JL__—Two ot the Be-t _ «__ in the Kimberley District. - No. 1--95. ACRES of SPLENDID DRY LAND of excellent quality for growing either grain or grass. . -. ____«. The Farm is divided into 11 paddocks by live fences, which are in first and were Is water in ever/ paddock. The present position of the land is as follows :-> 137 Acres in grass 30 N „ turnips 35 „ „ wheat _ _. . <B " ~ cats (grass seed al_o sown) 10 „ „ barley 20 „ „ peas . _»*_» imnmvMii6iita eenstst of 7 _-o_aed house. 9-stalled stable, granary, i—_U«lent shed, men's house, dairy, Eood sheep yards, pig *_Stweo ACRES. Mtuated at __mbe-iey. divided into 5 paddocks, -©acres being in new grass, 40 acres Cape barley, 35 acres wheat, 35 acres oats, with grass »wedsowa Bandings are mea's house aad Installed stable. The above farms are in splendid heart, havinp been but lightly cropped, and as all the crops are now in, they offer a faToraWeopptsptunltr for a purchaser to enter into p-'-fltable oocupat-on forthwith. Terms of payment can be arranged to suit the p_re_a_sr. and any otherpar-loulara can he obtaixted from