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Auctions. H. MATSON 4; CO. ~ _ 1891 ~"~ ANNUAL CANTERBURY RAM AND EWE FAIR. To be held under the auspices of the CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION ON THURSDAY, 15th MARCH. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. beg to give notice that they have been favoured with instructions to SELL AT THE ABOVE FAIR, 1000 RAMS 1000 Including consignments on behalf of the following well-known old and consistent Flockmasters, viz. :— Peter Cunningham, Wm. Boag. Henry Overton. John Deans. P. C. Threlkeld, Joseph Haydon. Jonathan Brown, Bailey Bros., Donald Grant, H. Hight, the late John Coe Executors. W. Nixon, J. and A. D. Mcliraith, Jonathan Sowdeo. H. N. Tanner. C. Coe. Sprott Bros.. John Rennie, W. B. Andrews, T. E. Upton, James Doyle, Paiethorpe, junr., W. Henderson aid Son. Andrew Bros,. John Robertson, F. H. Brittain. John Sharpe, W. Paap. M.wson Bros., John Bo»g, A. E. White, A. E. Tutton, H«nry Pannett. H. E. Peryman, Fred Wright. Wm. Recce. Fra.nk Bailey, James Pat'eraon, Geo. Milne, W. JL White. James Wright. George Sutton (Southland). The above comprise— ENGLISH LEICE3TERS UNCOLNS LINCOLN LEICESTERS BORDER LEICESTERS SHROPSHIRE DOWNS SOUTHDOWNS H. MATSON and CO.. 2628 Auctioneers and Stud Stock Agents. _ PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, AT TEMPLETON, AT AN EARLY DATE. MESSRS H. MAT3ON end CO. have rec ivtd ins; ructions from Mr G. D. Marsh (who is leaving f»r Timaru), TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At an Early Date. At his Farm, Templeton, the whole of his UVE AND DEAD STOCK. Full particulars in future advertisement. H. MATSON and CO.. 2616 Auctioneers. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. IMPORTANT SALE OP DAIRY FARMS AND SMALL SHEEP RUNS. FRIDAY, MARCH 16th. AT THEIR SALE ROOMS, RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. , ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS have received instructions from E. Hopkins, __>c., who is leaving the district, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As above, 4 SUPERIOR DAIRY FARMS, comprisiug 'i'wenty-sdven. Forty-five, Sixtyseven, and One Hundred and Fifty-seven and a Half Acres respectively. The land is situated on the Pohangina river, six miles by good metalled road from the Ashnrst Railway Station, and fourteen from Palmerston North Creamery, and Government school closs by. The soil ism-inly of the riehost description .of alluvial deposit, dry. ond well watered throughout. Nothing better suited to dairy farmers can be oblaintd in the country. , For terms and farther particulars see lithoSophed plans, which may be obtained from eesrs Matson and Co., Christchurcn. Also, QECTION 26, Block VL, POHANGINA. >~j comprising 195 Acres of good Land ;80 acres fallen, burnt, and sown with the best English grasses. This section is to be sold subject to a liability of 25s 6d per acre, payable by instalments of Is 6d per sore every six month-. Also, adjoining the above, SECTION 28. Block VI., comprising 267 Acres; 70acres fallen and burnt. Subject to same liability as section 26. Also, GOODWILL of Perpetual Lease of Section 61, Block VII, Pohangina, comprising 700 acres of good, flat and undulating land, adjoining the main load; 210 acres in grass. The lease has 26 years to rnn, with purchasing clause, 12s Cd per acre, at end of term. ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS. 2118 Paimerstou North. AVERS, BEAUCHAMP & CO. THIS DAY, At 10 a.m. sharp. AVERS. BEAUCHAMP and CO. will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms, ! Ex Pengnin and Takapuna, p CASES WATER MELONS -4» „ BANANAS, Prime OA v » LEMONS O „ GRAPES Alsu—Tomatoes, Pears, Apples, Cocoanuts, Potatoe*. and Onions. AVERS, BEAUCHAMP and CO.. 2510 Auctioneers. THIS DAY, at 2 o'clock. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. AVERS, BEAUCHAMP and CO. have received instructions from the Bailiff to S-X.L BY AUCTION, at their Rooms, 232 Cashel street We-1, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Incluaing Double ond single iron aud wood bedsteads, I mattresses and palliasses, child's cot. chest 1 drawers, toilet taoles, washstands and wore, wood chairs, Sec. Also 1 suite in dilc tapeetry, tewing machine, 2 cheflbnier*, double ond single wire mattresses, stretchers, Anstrian choirs, couches, overmantel, dresser, 1 large counter 12 feet, crockery, ond sundries. Terms Cash. No Reserve. AYKRS, BKAUCHAMP ond CO.. 2609 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. i GUNS, AMMUNITION, AND CASES. < AVERS, BSAUCH-MP ond CO. have 1 received instrnctious from the consignor to SKuLBY AUCTION at their Room*, 222 Caahel street West, * C <ns>ipnmenc of D.B. BiUt_CH LOADING GUNS, AMMUNITION, AND CASkS. Guns now on view. Further particu-ars in Saturday's paoer. AYJ-KS, BKAUCHAMP ond CO.. 2603 Auctioneers. t ■ ( D. THOMAS. * ■ —» i D. THOMAS, \ (Late Matson, Cox sad OaA AUCTIONEJCR, LAND. INSURANOsI A>U KSTATK AQ-NT, < VALUATOR. WOOL AND GRAIN BKOESR. ASHBURTON. i ___ i U)ANS NEGOTIATED. ' W&KKLY JiALKS of Live Btnek Tinwoll , aad AskboruA alternately. FORTNIGHTLY SALES, ef Shaepaldas. fli SALES OF WOOL thro-^oM*^So__ w f GRAIN BOUGHT on- -OLD oa I CLKAKING- ii ALK3 os ocr Amacsmsas. c * AGENT TOR I Mateea sad Co.. Cbnsceaurch I Booth, Macdonald aad Co* Corlsteaaroa Mo-sey-Harris Reaper sad Binder Wbitea Sheep Dip L-odoa and Lancashire lasnraaee Co Wright. Stepheawo aad Co., iiaaedia Colonial Inveeunent Co., Dunedin Nodonol Mertgoge Co.. Ohri_tcu«reo Groaom's Foot Ret Cao-poeiaoa _ Pioßot J usu Uordaa aad Field Tooia T D. THOMAS. AuccUm-ex. ONDERFUL value la men's Cotton Shirts, Is cd. It lid, 29 fi, aad Si Cd. worth 2s 3d. 2- lid. 3s 6d. and .. 6d. W. MoClea and Co., 210 High street. '