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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. LAND. LAND. LAND. TO BUYERS. HJfATSOX wid CO. dp«iro to DIRECT . ATTENTION to the following EXCELLENT FARMS er.d PROPERTIES, which axe a few of the majiy CHOICE INVESTMENTS they ere ABLB TO OFFER the buying public. We INVITE INQUIRIES. Special Arrangements made for Buyers wishing to Inspect. 350 ACRES—Sweet, friable soil, subdivided into li paddock*, well fenced and watered, amply planted with plantations for shelter, good DTre'iiin-jrhouse and stable, rompiete home, within sis mi;C3 of freezing works, -.vithiu tv.-o miles railway station, school flnd tolrpraph office. Price £7 Tβ per acre. Extended terms of payment can be arranged. Fo'.io 118 Apply H. 2JATSON end CO. 110 ACRES—Best in the -world, grows prand cocksfoot, heavy yields, no expensive agriculture necessary panic as grainKrowing to get this crop planted, l'.ecds to be conserved three months in the year, balance ot time prand -rrazin-JT. and can be heavily stocked, all well fcucrd, adjoir.e pood macadamised rond. •within niilo or two Faloyards and railway station, graud Homestead Dweiiinshou*e 10 rooms, stali'.e, cowshed, woo!----clied, stockyards, all in prand order. This is ft nibble. Price £'1G per iicre. Folio 31 Apply TT. MATSON nnd CO. 25 ACRES, clnsc to Christrhurch, Err.md little Farm, land rich, heavy, river loam, ftomft of the. bnst in Canterbury. House of 8 rooms, stable, varcK etr.. fiiuatcd in district, surrounded with wealthy neighhours. This allords- a fair bargain at £40 per ncre. Folio IS3 Apply 11. MATSON and CO. 900 ACRES, close to AddinsUm, a grar.cl piece of country, chit-fly in native tuv Fock, and comprises a warm face, nearly level, on the Port Hi'.K Wβ know of no cheaper land in Canterbury, and the possibilities and uses this block would be ouitablo for other many advantageK. It has on iinmm<Ta-h!n fiirms on the flats, with rich lands. Conic and see us. Price low. IV.in 231 App'y H. MiATSON and CO. 300 ACRES—A s-p'''"<lid properly rirh, medium farm land, frniblo, and rasuy worked, close 1o inilwiiy and school, end within v few yards of a pood Raleyard, aniplv planted with gixid jilantagi»r<l Hom-ftead, comprising (!- riiomed Uou.sc, stable, etc. Prion £1] per aero. Folio 437 Apply H. MATSON and CO. 232 ACRES—Tho cleanest Farm in Canterbury, close in Cnristchurcb, good r<-aiN. close to school, telejiraph office, pchctol nnd rail communicate. The farm is conveniently subdivided, tvell fenced and •watered, good House end outbuildings, and at per ncre £11 is ft snip. Folio 369 Apply H. MATSON and CO. 1100 ACRES—Now here is just tho kind of place to make money out of, clohe to Christchurch, within » few miles of railway, school, tclo«raph station. Rood Toads, and Fiich v cheap place, divided into 13 paddocks, COO acres ploughed and laid down, baTance sweet tussock, the whole well watered, pood House of 6 Tooni3, stable. ehaffhoHse, shearing shed, etc., splendid orchard, carrying 1300 sheep. Price.per acre, £1 I'ia Gd. Folio 533 Apply H. MATSON and CO. BCOO ACRES sweet tussock country, bisected by good country rowds. This is one of the few blocks of its kind now left in Canterbury, and so hard to acquire; it is a real gift, and ite iprospective value for cutting up should Tccommend it to speculators. Prico per acre, £2 ss. Folio 491 Apply H. MIATSON and CO.

1300 ACRES—We consider this the- cheapest property on our books, or n-ny other agents' books. Of the property thcro is 500 acres of -rich, heavy flax land, all cleared and under cultivation, all drained, securely fenced, and will grow any-thing-i«-?eo"tho crops of grain, fee the crops of hay and green feed. The bo!-, nnco is low downs, richly covered with Knglisb tjrassc* nnd rood tussock. There 13 a splendid homestead and good shearing shed, dip. and everything to hand to make a mode! farm, the , whole. 13 subdivided into 13 paddocks. Price. £8 10a per acre. Folio COO Apply H. MATSOX and CO. 1000 ACTJES, c'oso to good railway etation and thriving township, within two hours' of Cbrietchurch by railv/ay travel. This is a compact farm, comprising from flat to undulating country, all nweat tuaeock, and heavily covered with white clover and other English grasees, good homestead built of Etone, 9 rooms, well and securely fenced, and a bargain. £5 53 per aero.' Any terms in reason. Folio 127 Apply H. MATSON- aad CO.

100 ACRES, closm to Springstort—This is a nice little Farm, and within the grasp of a> man of moderate means, comfortoble living as3UTcd, subdivided into 6 paddocks, fair House, water in every paddock. Price £6. Folio 257 Apply 11. MLVrsON and CO. 300 ACRES, in capital district, immediate prospective value, nearly all under plough, rich l : mcstonp land and good new Cottage, stable, chaffhouse, sheepyards • -windmill, only reason for selling owner tingle man, and getting advanced in years. Will give extended terms. Price £13 per acre. Folio 256 Apply H. MATSON and CO. SOO ACRES rich river terrace, in a rapid'y rising locality, land of undeniable quality, al! well fenced end watered good House, atid all pkraghable, >ix miles off railway, township and saleyards. This is a gift. Price £5 per •ere. ' Folio 153 Apply H. MATSON and CO. 150 ACRES—A splendid little place, in civilisation, subdivided into convenient peddocks. well fenced and watered, good limestone, new House 6 rooms, stable*, cowshed, sheep yards, land will grow anything. Price £23 10a per ncre. Folio 471 Apply 11. MATSON and CO.

187 ACRES, good all-round Fsrm, in one of tho o!dcst districts in Canterbury, land of the best, and bus been carefully and judiciously farmed, good Homestead, Dweilinghoiise of 7 rooms, stables, outbuildings. Prioo £22 per acre. Within a few miles of Addiugton. Folio 55 Apply H. irATSON end CO. 600 ACRES, all good agricultural land, divided into Fovernl convenient paddocks, fenced, ard well watered, lias grown 7o bushe'.g of wheat and 80 bushels of oats, Bufldinß* comprise Stone Dweiliiif!- ,- honse of 7 rooms, stono etable (7 stalls, H loose-boxes), cowshed for 12 cows, lurgo barn 100 x 25, etc. Tho lease of this property hae 19 years to run, at an annual rental of £220. Price cf goodwill, £250. Folio 253 Apply H. MLVTSON and CO. 150 ACRES —A. Bmall mitn's paradise, good land, suitable for (dairying , nnd root crops, J-Rcre in garden and fruit. House of 4 rooms, steble. loose-box, 2 miles from from a creamery, 5 miles from station. Price, £5 per acre. Foiio 241 Apply H. MLATSON and CO. 163 ACRES, divided into V> convenient pacldocks, fpiendidly vratcred by a g»~-«l running creek, together with a good Dwe'.linchovse cf 1 room?, also a (-stall ?t»ble. feedhotiFP, implement eliprl, rtc. This is the best agricultural and pnptoral fsrru in the district. Prion £-2R per acre. Folio 75 Apply If. JEATSOS* and CO. UG ACRES, within 11 miles of Chrietchrirch, fine litUe farm, divided into S paddockn, •wetl fenced nnd watered, adjoining a fio-uriehin? townthip. close to good school and railway fitatioii. good House •1 Tooms. outbuildirurs. etables, cowshed, piggeries, etc. Price £12 per acre. Foiio 100 Apply H. iLVTSON and CO. THE LAND DEPARTMENT Of our business is the largest in the colony, and is an ever increasing one. Our Catalogue ia the recognised medium of exchange between buyer and seller. NO BUYER OF PROPERTY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. or complete any ourchaso without consulting MS. POSTED FREE on APPLICATION. AUCTION SALES OF PROPERTIES. Wβ hold periodical Auction Salce of Properties s»rid Farms, or when desired, at Our Land Sale Rooms. 16» CASHEL STREET, which hcLug on the ground floor, and unlirni-