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AUCTIONS. m H. MATSON AND CO. TO INVESTORS, SPECULATORS, CAPITALISTS, TRUSTEES. And all those anxious to secure GOOD INVESTMENTS of Substantial and Increasing Value. THOSE WISHING TO SECURE COMFORTABLE HOMES SNUG LITTLE FARMS PASTORAL PROPERTIES E ' H - WATSON and CO., would be v v pleased to be interviewed by them, ax id invite th»ir correspondence. •WE CAN SUPPLY THE WANTS OF ALL, AS We do tho Leading Agency Business We Keep a Record of all Properties for Sale We Publish Quarterly a Complete Property Register We Arrange Mortgages We Invest Money upon Freehold Securities We Undertake the Management of all kinds of Properties for Absentees and Others OUR LAND SALE ROOM Is the most centrally situated room of it 3 kind in Christchurch, and being immediately over our suite of offices, which are THE HUB of the City, we offer IMMENSE ADVANTAGES in tho matter of SELLING BY AUCTION. 1634 CHEVIOT. ' LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THURSDAY, 30th AUGUST, 1900. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from Mrs Mary Morrison to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at her residence, McKENZIE TOWNSHIP, CHEVIOT, the whole of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, tho bulk of which is practically as good as r.ew, und comprising the furniture of 20 ROOMS, including— Handsome Dining Room Suite, Couch, Overmantels, Whatnot, Sideboard, Spring Rocker Chair. Hall Stand, Wardrobe, Duchesse Cheat, Marble Top Washstand. Dining Room, Sitting Room, and Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, etc. Deck Chairs, Rattan Chair, Hammocks, etc. ___ .• Sale at CHEVIOT on THURSDAY, 30th AUGUST, 1900, at 11 a.m. H. MATSON and CO., 1681 Auctioneers. »■-'■' ■ — TARAWERA DISTRIBUTION. TT MATSON and 0°- have received instruc--1-1 •*•-*•• tions from Messrs Wood, Laurie to ! SELL, on the ground at Tarawera, Little River, on THURSDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock, TkLE, WHOLE OF THE BUILDINGS Comprising the TOWNSHIP OF TARAWERA, ' Including— Residential Cottages ! Posrt Office and Clock Tower ■/, Fttblio Library, etc. H __ H. MATSON and CO., _jt6B3 Auctioneers. AMURI CATTLE FAIR. SEPTEMBER 27th, 1900. SPECIAL ENTRY— rrr MATSON and CO. will SELL, at the j AA* above fixture, about ■ 250 HEAD PRIME BEEF, On account oi Mr Duncan Rutherford, Leslie Hills. Butchers can rely upon these Cattle not \ being Hold privately, as Mr Rutherford always has and always will submit them to PUBLIC AUCTION, thereby giving the trade a chance to competes on the same basis as • Exporters and Dealers. H. MATSON and CO., I6B_ Auctioneers. WOOL. (VV B *" pre P* red *° Make CASH ADiVV ' VANCES Free of Commission. Our Sales again place ua at the HEAD OF THE LIST in the Local Market, as the undermentioned table will show, being the actual $_urea as published in the Pubiio Press: — SEASON 1899-1900. Bales. Bales. i Agent. Offered. Sold. H. Mal-wn and Co. ... 8354 6358 Pyne and Co. ... ... 7890 5970 N.Z. Farmers' Co-O-A ... 7025 4673 •N.Z. Loan Coy 6063 • 4076 Dalgety and Co. ... ... 46G6 3453 Tabart, F. C 2014 1491 Triedlander Bros 1518 1007 J. T. Ford and Co. ... 483 372 •Geo. King and Co. ... 236 204 Total Offered ... 33,249 Bales Total Sold ... 27,604 Bales We have to thank Woolgrowers for the loyal support accorded us during the year, and, while regretting that tho altered conditions of the European Markets bold out little hope of sending such splendid results during the coming season, as was possible during the past season, vw hope that our efforts to secure the utmost figures available will meet with a full measure of approval from thoaa growers whom we havo the honour to represent. > 1685 H. MATSON and CO. < —, A GOOD INVESTMENT. McKENZIE TOWNSHIP, CHEVIOT. J7IOR SALE, or would LET to a suitable * Tenant, an ACCOMMODATION HOUSE of 20 rooms, with all necessary offices and convenience*, outbuildings, stabling, etc. This affords an excellent opportunity for an energetic couple. Easy terms can bo arranged. For further particulars apply to y H. MATSON and CO. 1467 '" 16 i Cashel street. BEAUCHAMP AND CO. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. THIS DAY, at 10 a.m. BEAUCHAMP and CO. will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms, Cashel street, 348 Cases Oranges, Mandarins, Lemons, Seville*, Passion Fruit, Apples, ."ears, Date*, Ripo Bananas, etc. Also, Potatoes, Cocoanuts, Walnuts, Onions, Cabbages, Raspberry Canes, Plum Trees, Plautsi and Shrubs, Canaries, 1 Newfoundland Dog, 10 Watches, Seed Potatoes, Cheeses, Soap, Tea, etc., etc. N.8.-—Sale to start at 10 sharp. No Reserves. H. A. BEAUCHAMP. 17_4 Auctioneer. RHO DOD FA'DRONS. BEAUCHAMP and CO. will SELL hy PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms. Cashel street, on FRIDAY. '_Uh August, at 1 p.m., on account of Mr R. Ciicve, of Invercargill, . 200 RhodocTendrona, '2C varieties 100 Camellias. 18 varieties 400 Roses, 190 varieties Also, other Shrubs, Plants and Fruit Trees. N.B.—Ev***ry plant guaranteed true to name. H. A. B-AUCHAMP. 37<j3 Auctioneer. _ ETC., FOR SALE. Full particulars at Office. COLOMBO STREET—Shop, Property and Dwelling, let on long lease, psyir.jt £9 per cent, on price. CITY—Gocd Little Shop Property and A dwelling-rootns; corner section; only -275. Terms. OPAWA — Superior Modern Residence, 10 rooms, all conveniences, 2 acres, tastefully laid out. LlNWOOD—Superior Houso of 8 Tooma, «ith all conveniences, J-acre garden, well arXanged; owner anxious to sell; low price. 2400 ACRES SHEEP FARM—A really good Property, at £1 5s per acre. 1500 ACRES—Good all-round Farm, dwelling, etc.; £*7 per acre. Springston. 16 ACRES—A highly-improved little farm, Bear the city; the very best of land. We have a largo number of Houses in City -ml Suburbn, also various Farms ranging from 3 Acres up to 13,000. Make your requirements known to us. Mouey Advanced on Freehold Securities. BEAUCHAMP and CO. Auctioneers, Cashel sliest, '