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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. GKAIN, SEED AND PRODUCE. f JTrS SHALL HOLD AN AUCTION OS THIS DAY (SATURDAY), At 11 a.m. Present Entries: WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY. CHAFF, CLOVERS, GRASS SE«D, kc H. MATSON aad CO. 6176 Auctioneers. IMPORTANT NOTICE. _0 THOSE IN QUEST OF REAL GOOD DRAUGHT HORSES, JEEOSE REQUIRING FARM AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, THOSE REQUIRING GOOD STRAIGHT LINES OF DRY SHEEP, CHOSE IN QUEST OF YOUNG LIGHT HORSES GOT BY TROTTING SIRES, THE SALE AT BANGOR OS MONDAY, 23-rd, 1897, Commencing at 11.30, OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SECURING LOTS TO SUIT THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ABOVE, And we Recommend with confidence the various lines to be offered, comprising— HORSES. QA DRAUGHT HORSES, straight out of Ov work, real good sorts, plenty of hair and bone, regular typical stamp 3of Clyde*dales X UNBROKEN DRAUGHT HORSES QA LIGHT MORSES, yeajlings and twoOv year-olds, out of specially selected mares and got by the well-known trotting sires Specification and Kai3er. These are a splendid lot, good constitution, clean legs, plenty of bone, and have every indication of becoming record breakers. CATTLE. f*(\ HEAD GOOD STORE CATTLE, well \fKf bred and good doers ■tQ HEAD FAT CATTLE IMPLEMENTS. 3 Cambridge Rollers 3.Grass-seed Strippers 3 New Reaper and Binders (McCormick) 6 Old Reaper) and Binders (McCormick) 4 Sets Disc Harrows 1 Combine and Elevator* 1 Portable Engine 6 Ploughs 1?. Drays And sundry Implements and Tools required for working a large estate of this kind SHEEP. 1 90rt WALFBRKD HOGGETS, by Lincoln X .<j\J\J rams, even as pens and well-woolled (>, v jA/\ CROSSBRED HOGGETS, byB.L. rams OAArt CROSSBRED WETHERS,fat KAA CROSSBRED WETHERS, stores, forfJKf\J ward off turnips. The Agents would point out that owing to Mi /Tnhnes having sold his property every lot will be •tUjjustd of to the highest bider. Luncheon provided. ORDER OP salesundries IMPiiKMENTS SHEEP CATTLE HORSES. H. MATSON and CO., 6171 Auctioneers. NORTH CANTERBURY SALEYARDS, RANGIORA. TUESDAY NEXT. 500 PRXUE F --~ZER3. real Plums. Further Entries Solicited. H. MATSON and CO.. 6174 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th. PROPERTY AT RICCARTON, AVON, AND NEW BRIGHTON DISTRICTS. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN BLIGH, Deceased. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from J. J. M. Hamilton, Esq., Agent for the Public Trustee at Christchurch, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Rooms, Christchurch, LOT. 1. ■t ACRE THREE and THREE - FOURTH A PERCHES, situate in fthe Riccarton Road District, part of R.S. 9, opposite the Addingtoti Yards, having frontage on Pope street and long frontage to Railway, either as a whole oi tub-divided per plan LOT 2. 8 ROODS THIRTEEN PERCHES, part of R.S. 151, having frontage on Bligh's road, St. James* Park road, Papanui LOT 3. SECTION 10, comprising thirty-eight perches and seven-tenths, having frontage to EDzabeth street, New Brighton LOT 4. IBOOD and SEVENTEEN PERCHES, part ol R.S. 32478, being Lot 16 on deposit plan No. 993, having frontage on Jervis street, New Brighton 617J FRIDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER. _t DUVAUCHELLE'S BAY SALE, H_AD OF THE BAY, AKAROA. f Oiy ACRES OF LAND at the nEAD OF LITTLE «■-»• AKALOA VALLEY, PENINSULA. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from Mr A. E. Hunter to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION ALL THAT PROPERTY, comprising 137 ACRES, situated at the Head of Little Akaloa Valley, Peninsula, about 30 Acres of Bush, balance Cleared and in Cocksfoot Grass, witr. Two Cottages thereon, each two rooms. For Particulars apply to H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers; Orto _. O. D. MEARES, Solicitor, 6173 Okwcester street. A LARGE CATTLE SALE. H MATSON and 00. WILL SELL, at • th* LITTLE RTVER SALEYARDS, ox THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1897. On account oi MR H. D. BUCHANAN, of KINLOOH, _1 AA HEAD THBEE aad FOUR-YEAR-OLD wv OATTLB, well brad and good sorta. Ob account of Various other Owners, 200 HBAD - We would draw the attention of Graziers to this idle, Seldom, if ever, baa such an opportunity best iffered to buyers to (secure lines direct from t—i iroducer. A DRAG wiß LEAVE TOWN on the MORNING o| be SALE, Returning the Same Eveniag. Tickets an be obtained from the Auctioneer*. H. MATSON and CO., * 172 Auctioneers. RHODES CONVALESCENT HOME FOI INVALIDS Fee* for Dormitory Patients Reduced to 16s per Week. ror particulars apply "The Secretary, OFFICE OF •« HOME,' IU Henford street, O-ritMknnta.