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AUCTIONS. 11. MATSON AND CO. JI.I.AUING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK AT ST. ALBANS. ,\JE.-M;s H. MATSON aud CO. havo re--in. , ~,,.,.;] i,-Unu-Uoiis from Mr C. E. Dirkem-i>-!i ii-: < <itr*r< i '.ic!K-<> of having sold his busi- ■ • ■■<•, 10 SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on 'i 'l' i.'SI'AY NEXI. September 13th, 1!*00, on '• ' I"•-!!!.'.•*. Cr.-.-ivnt ro.vl, St. Albans, the *.:..■;.• .1 ho. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, in,;i " ''■■'■ I*/ Mnro Fanny, rising Gyrs, bro- •■■_■ '' !i a'i hnrro'w, suitable for a doctor; f <",v Jot.v Mare ,Je.-wie. rising 4yr», by Yr.ni;-. Irvnioton. broken to saddle and harr>!-. , 1ti ,.,. ~ r la.jy to drive; Double-seated IS 1 -■:>-. in t!o,.r| repair; Daisy Cart, nearly '' •-• . I'.Twi-.rr'-i Cart. Li_;ht Spring Dray. 1» :.i.,:. 'I.|. Dray, One-horse Roller, Chsff-c-.t'.-r, iv and Intermediate, Sausage >: 1 olo:;r. Foli-r. Blacksmith's Bellows, Meat l'if-i-i, C.ra Stove, U'herlbarrow, 4 Sets HarU"»i. (;riTel«vi:.<-. S;uk Harrow, Wheelbarrow, X-," nailer. H,.r-io Covers, lot Butchers' '10...., li.si.-whoM Furniture, Sundries, etc., Full particulars in future advertisement. H. MATSON and CO., *"'' , Auctioneers. il E X F I E L D sT_l. FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER l.th. SPECIAL ENTRIES: ?a><) F,r-it-.-J_.t.4 Hi.(jr-f»3 . *> K-A'f<i, ;i. L;i)nU to Leicester Rams .V.i F..ix:.r.l V.'.-tiiers I.i I-;-/,.-,, W it)_ _.*, I)cr tcnt _ of at

ii. MATSON and CO., PAY, ■ ... Auctioneers. Jj '' I; s TON SAL E. FRIDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES— 2.10 Forward lionets lOd I'limi: Withers .Vi Kw.s iw l'i;_s &■» He.,l of Cattle i\ Cultivator, with Seed Box, by Booth and -Macdonald. 11. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers. M A T S O N AND O O. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 1100 ACKKS, handy „he<p property, with houso of livo rooms thereon; also woolshed. sUl>li», etc., etc, close to school, railway, ami divided into convenient paddocks; .1. per acre. 230 7GO ACRES, ...rand little farm, combining heavy and lisht liutd, good dwelling hoiisv, 7 moms, six-stalled stable, woolshr.d, trnfihouso, etc., and fenced and wuUin-d, in one of tho best districts in Ciuitflrbury. Price, X'lo ix-r acra 15 180 ACRES, handy furru, nbout 12 miles from Christchurch, dwelling house, stables, etc., divided into various paddocks, and dow to railway. Price, £.1 per acre. 433 1200 ACRES, grand little sheep property, all fenced and subdivided, has nine years' lease to run at £150 per annum, with purchasing clause, at X' 4 per acre. I'neo of goodwill ___0l), with 1.00 breedu:<; ewes included. 232 4300 ACKKS, Ashburton County, with house ot 10 rooms, woofahed, sheep yards and dip. The property is splendidly watered from never-failing sources of supply. • arryinf. capacity. 3500 halfbred breeding ewes (English Leicester -Torino crlofts). Grand sheep property. Price, £1 10s. 174 12f0 ACHES, first-class sheep farm, excejlent houso, seven rooms, good ouibuildinK's, woolshed, granary, crratThouae, stables, etc., shears annually 1300 sboep, l«'sidcs extra fat sheep turned off. Price £i 7s Cd. 6000 ACHES, hilly sheep country, adjacent to railway station; carrying capacity, 5000 shfep. Price £2 5s per acre. 412 11,000 ACRES, with good dwelling houso and convenient outbuildings, well fenced and subdivided, splendidly watered, closo to railway, echooJ, etc. Price, j£_ par acre. 232 a 2.10 ACRES, together with six-roomed house thereon, brick dairy ami stable, about 11 miles from Christchurch. 330 1200 ACRES pastoral country, all fenced and subdivided. Price, £3 per acre. 829 1400 ACRES Peninsula property, divided into numerous paddocks, some of the b~*t cocksfoot land on tho Peninsula, well fenced, pkmty of water. One of tho best properties for fattening stock iv Canterbury. Price £12 10s per acre.

I 240 ACRES, handy farra, well fenced and j watered, with good buildings, situatec' j 10 niik* from Christchurch. Price £12 ■ 10s per acre, 807 230 ACRES, splendid little farm, with fivercoraed house, only twelve miles from ChriMchurch. Price £10 per acre, exceptionally ea»y terms. 95 831 ACRES, divided into 11 paddocks, well watered and securely fenced, good house of ton rooms, also four-stalled stable, shearing shed, etc., quality of land medium heavy. .Price, A'lo per acre, 281 1000 ACRES, Ashburton County, good allround property, cheap. Prico £5 10a per sert>. 274 160 ACRES, splendid land, fourteen miles from Christchurch, good house, ten rooms and convenient' outbuildings, land is of the best quality, situation of property unsurpa-ised. 273 ; 180 ACRES, Peninsula, grand dairy farm, house 8 rooms, and good outbuildings, very cheap. • 263 230 ACRES, compact little farm, in good order, with convenient buildings, close to railway and market. Price, £5 10s per aero. 321 "GO ACRES, Peninsula property, well fenced and subdivided, good buildings, firstclass farm. Price I'll. 316 £00 to SHI ACRES of grand sheep land, all fenced and iv good heart. Price jG2 10s to .£3 15s. 311 4000 ACRES, first-clsas sheep property, in 21 paddocks, excellent dwelling house aud outbuildings, carrying capacity 8000 to 10,000 sheep. 309 120 ACRES, with four-roomed house thereon, also four-stalled stable, grand little farm. Price £12 per acre. 39 j 330 ACRES, Ashburton. really good sheepfarm. Price, i'H) per acre. 337 1200 ACRES. Peninsula, divided into 20 paddocks, splendid cocksfoot property; grand farm for fattening stock. Price, £8 per acre. 835 I 1000 ACRES—Compact farm, Rood buildings, I subdivided into convenient paddocks, j well fenced and watered, close to school, r.ilway, etc. 25C I 8000 ACRES. Canterbury, splendid sheep propoTty, all fenced and subdivided; one ol I the bent pastoral properties offering. I Price. £3 2s 6d per acre. 41_ J 2.0 ACRES, handy little farm, good build- j I ings, stables, yards, etc., divided intc j 1 convenient paddocks, well fence', and I i, watered, close to school and railway. I \ Price, £12. Terms very easy. 254 J fWO ACRES, Ashburton, grand little sheopI Si farm, close to railway, etc., well fenced I "i and watered. Price, £6 per acre. 304 I NOTE ADDRESS— I H. MATSON AND CO., I Land Depnrtment, I 16. CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

I). THOMAS. BULLOCK'S ARCADE. 404 ACRES. 404 WAKANUI. SATURDAY, SEP~TEMBER 15th, 1900. ""Vf R 1). THOMAS (in conjunction with the Jt'A Farmers' Co-operative Association) has | received instructions from Mr Thomas Dal- , ton, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION as *,bove~- - His FARM, containing 404 ac 3r, fronting on Butterick's and Cnristus's roads. There ia a good houso of nino rooms. dair?, I large stable, with chaff bou£o and other f outbuildings necessary for the proper working of the property. Plenty of water, well fenced. The land is of fair averago quality, and has not been overcropped. '': Sale at 2 p.m. D. THOMAS Agents. 16S1 FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE Joint . ~~LAERY AND CO. I NOTICE OF REMOVAL. : LAERY and CO., LTD., 113 Lichfield street. V AERY and CO., LTD., beg to notify tho Kcneral public that they havo REMOVED io their NEW COMMODIOUS PREMISES in hlCllFlEhD STBEET.^O4 I 1 lil»3 and~SAUCERS," \vTISd Golf "O-S* ;\J _a lld b-_lf doie_, Earth-aware ls lld half do_Mi, Tea Sets complete for six P?*>J? boxed 7s -d per set, Dinner bets from lia Sd, Bedroom Sets complete from lis 6d. at t l-'Uichot -Jr.-., Ciocktrx iU-C-auit-, High j ( streat.