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AUCTIONS. M MAISON AND CO. pULVERDES 9 ALE. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ENTRIES: On account Messrs Earshmann and McKay, !)>» Three-quarterbred Two-tooth Ewce / On account of Mr W. Forrester, 200' Fat Lambs 400 'Four-year-old Ewes Wβ shall be glad to receive further Entries. H. MATSON and CO., 4317 Auctioneers. Q X F O It D SALE-TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ENTRIES--60 Two-tooth Crossbred Ewes tOO Fat Lambs 150 Ha'.fbrcd Store Lambs 80 Halfbred Store Lambs ICO Merino Ewee 70 Good Merino Ewe* 80 Sound-mouth Crossbred Ewes H. MATSON and CO., 4818 Auctioneers. TEESTON SALE. FRIDAY NEXT. SPECIAL "ENTRIES— 2000 Very Forward Wethers (a good line) 200 Two-tooth Ewes 60 Good Rape Lambs 120 Good Rape Lambs 100 Store Lambe 75 Prime Fat Lambs 120 Prime Fat Lambs 100 Four and Six-tooth Halfbred Wethere 60 Ewes 120 Fat and Store Pigs 40 Head of Cattle , We shall be pleased to receive Further Entries. n. MATSON and CO.. 4819 Auctioneers. _ XT I R W E E SALE. FRIDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES--1250 Ewes and Lambs (a good line) 80 Fat Lambs H. MATSON and CO., 4820 Auctioneers. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. To be held at MATSON'S ROOMS, On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, At 12 noon. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. have been instructed by James Field, Esq., to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION as above, All that Desirable PROPERTY, situated in the Springfield District, comprising (more or lesu) 331 ACRES 2 ROODS 20 PERCHES, being Rural Sections 16291, 5227, 9131, GBO2, 7372, 7373, 7374. This Farm is conveniently subdivided into •leven securely-fenced and well-watered paddocks, and is situated within two miles of the Springfield and Annat Railway Stations. The Land is medium heavy and capable of growing splendid crops of wheat, oats, rape, and turnips. The Improvements consist of a modern louse of 10 rooms, together with stables, iheep yards, and all necessary outbuildings. In fact everything is complete for the successful working of the farm. Land Transfer Title. H. MATSON and CO., 430J, Land Department. 43 ACRE FARM TO LET BY TENDER. H MATSON and CO. have received in- | • structiona from Mr W. Rae, to Let by Tender, his FARM of 45 ACRES, situated on tho Harewood road, near Russley. The property is conveniently subdivided, and has a splendid house, good house, and a j large orchard. Also, a useful Training Track. TENDERS CLOSE on SATURDAY, 9th February. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. MATSON and CO., j 4J99 Land and Estate Agents. LAND! LAND 11 MATSON A N D C 0., WOOLBROKERS,* STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AND LAND SALESMEN, 164 CASHEL STREET, CHEISTCHURCH. "Would draw the attention of the public of Canterbury to the Facilities Afforded by their LAND AGENCY DEPARTMENT For the PROMPT DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES OI Every Description. Their personal connection is such that they are continually coming into touch with those desirous of socuring anug fenns, good grazing properties, leaseholds end freeholds of all kinds, and safe investments, so that for any Property Placed ia their Hands a BPEEDY REALISATION, Without Unnecessary Expense is Assured. They Publish a QUARTERLY LAND CATALOGUE, the Best Medium of ita kind in the Colony, and they Advertise Exteneively in Every Paper throughout the Province. The ability of the individual members oi the firm is universally acknowledged, and Tendon can alwaye rely on their interests reciting first consideration. Furthermore, the Central Position of their Offices and the grand opportunity afforded to C'.ienta who are keen to sell, namely, the right of submitting to Public Auction at the Regular Monthly Land Sales, which are held thrcaghout the season, without having to p!aco the properties in the hands of more than eso agent, which more frequently tends to reduce ita value by being hawked than to assure a speedy sale. * H. MATSON and CO., Land Department. -ii.-. ..'i.'.. • .TIfB are gpdwvMl to think that a few are !T f drinking any kind of tea when they auK,|bjO7 the rich faafrtoo* el the 2«tr Mum* f« Uμ mcv tooney.