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J- , a«— __ AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. ALDINGTON YAEDS. THIS~~DAY. 3000 FAI and3TOEE SHESP 150 PIGS 200 FAT "** STORE CATTLE H. MATSON and CO.. BBS Auctioneer*. THURSDAY, JUNE &ra. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STO2K AT LAKESIDE (owing to farm having been let for a term of years). Tt/|T.9SRS H. MATSON and CO. hare received in J.YJL "tructione irotn the executors ol the late Junes Brown, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Property at LAKEsIDE, the following— CATTLE. 3 Dairy cowe, in full profit 6 Dairy cowe, to c<tlve in July 1 Shorthorn bull, very quiet 1 Good fat eteer 7 Calves HORSES. 1 Black draught gelding, quiet and etaunoh 1 Bay mare. Jess, broken to all farm work PIO3. 2 Sows in pigs 1 Sow, with litter of eierht IMPLEMENTS, &C. 1 14-Coulter drill Dray and frame, s.f. plough Set 2 horse harrows, leading and shaft harness Plough chains Spring trap and harness Riding saddle 2 Milk cane and sundries Firewood, &c, &c. WT" Extra entries will be allowed. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Luncheon provided. H. MATSON and CO., 2002 Auctioneer?. MIDLAND SALE. TO-MORBOW. 500 FORWARD WBTHEBS (turnJpere) £»Q FAT EWES IQQ LAMBS H. MATSON and CO., 2900 Auctioneers. _ BANGIOBA FARMERS' YARDS. TUESDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES. 100 PBIME F REEZEKS 100 FORWARD WETHERS Kf| SOUND-MOUTH MERINO BREEDING O\J EWES O A FAT EWES 100 BTORE LAMBS - H. MATSON and CO., 8905 Salesmen. TIMBEB SALE. CONSIGNMENT OP V.D.L. TIMBER, Ex LurleL MESSRS H. MATSON and 00. hare received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On THURSDAY, 16th JUNE, ABOUT 40,000 FEET V.D.L. TIMBER, Comprising 3xl, 3x2, 4x2, 4x3, 4x4, 6x2, 5 x 3, 6 x 2, and 6x3, As now stacked at GOSS'S SIDING, SOUTH BELT. (HT Date of Sale— ! THURSDAY, 16th JUNE, At 2 o'clock p.m. [H. MATSON and CO., W9S Auctioneers. SATUBDAY, 18th JUNE. AT LAND SALEROOMS, CASHEL STREET. THE SPLENDID MIDDLEPARK ESTATE, Comprising 103 A ° RE *' Pivided Into 8 Paddocks, with comfortable eltfhtroomed House, splendid Stables, 30 Loose Baxef, and every convenience. Wtnated Four Miles from Town, Half a Mile from , Sockbum Station. It has large frontage on the main road, and is KBmirably adapted for sub-division. The extension of the Tramway to Hiccarton will bring the property Within easy access of the City. 49* The property is for bona fide sale, as the. owner, Mr Arthur Sefton, has decided to retire from racing, and the Auctioneers would call the especial Attention of those seeking investment to this chance to secure a property with a certain prospective value In the near future. OT REMEMBER DATE OF SALE, SATUBDAY, 18th JUNE, At 2 o'clock p.m. H. MATSON and O©, ■ 8804 ; Auctioneer, SATUBDAY, JUNE 18th. AT LAND SALEROOMS, OASHEL STREET, Immediately after sale of Middlepark estate. THE undersigned have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUOTION All that PROPERTY situate in the LINCOLN TOWNSHIP, Comprising about 4i ACRES OF LAND, Known as the Old Cricket Ground, Securely fenced, having frontages on main road and also side road. Part of the property subject to lease to Club for tennis court, about twelve months to run. This is a chance to secure a good block ol land in a handy position. Easy terms of payment. 11. MATSON and CO., 3897 Auctioneers. FARMS FOE SALE. 620 ACRES, Darflold, subdivided into 6 paddocks, (rood house of 8 rooms and necessary outbuildings, trice £7. 299 520 ACRES, Selwyn, divided into sixteen paddocks, good house and outbuilding*, the land is first-class, and this is one of the best farms in the country. Price £14 lOe. 298 1900 ACRES, Darfield, subdivided into 17 paddocks, (rood house, sheen yards, Sir.., 500 acres just sowed down in grass, 300 ploughed ready for crop. The place is in splendid heart, and lias b en farmed in a hu-bandlVke manner, fences and gates are in capital order. Price £7 10s. 299 570 ACRES, Ayleshury, in capital heart for a grain Crop, bulk of It already ploughed. Price £5 15s. 298 147 ACRES, Ashley, together with a ten-roomed house, 4-stalled stable, wool shed, yards, &c Price reduced to £450. 1240 ACRES, Seafleld. This farm offers a splendid opportunity to secure a good home; 300 acres are in crop, the balance in old pasture. The buildings are in Al order and fences good. 296 .31 ACRES, on Brigtf9's road, close to Avon Road Board Office, cottage, cow shed, &c. A complete home in the best land. Cheap at £50 per acre. 295 50 ACRES, Templeton, subdivided into 4 paddocks, with a good water race and cottage of five rooms Price£36. 29J 1650 ACRES, Hawke's Bay, within ten mites ot railway, subdivided into ten paddocks. Good 4toomed house, wool shed, &c. Will carry 2£ sheep to the acre. Price £3 per acre. Terms, one-third cash, balance 5 per cent. 284 1100 ACRES, subdivided into 14 paddocks. Good house built upon the latest style with every modern convenience, sheep yards, wool shed, dip, te. This to a capital sheep farm, good turnip growing country, close to a splendid market, and in every way a desirable la-vestment. Price £5. 283 a 1239 ACRES, Lauriston, subdivided into 14 paddocks, good house, wool shed, 15-stalled stable, loose-boxes, &c, sheep dip and every convenience. Situated within U milea of railway station. ThSs farm la in a splendid sheep producing centre, and all land muet be of increasing value. Price £7. 272* 761 ACRES, consisting ot swamp and hill. Good •heep liwrm and ideal home. Situated within 2i miles et GlentunneL Ten-roomed house in brick and concrete. Most of the land ploughable. Price I™ A £**f :s ' P** 4 ol Homebuah estate, known as the CatUe Paddocks. 350 ACRES, Raasriora, subdivided 12 paddocks, 200 SSSSC^SBkfIS As? beart, "* * ta, 3S 40 ACRES. Bangwra, fa wheat. Price £10 per " ere * . 300 «Jf cW? 8, SSHP , ?* Urm in good heart. A 55SM£ • eTen ***"**> bonw ' ■an* B* MATS'.N and CO., w Umdand&UWAftßte