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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. IMPORTATr PROPERTY AUCTION SALE. A WOODiSND FARM. A WOODEND FARM. At Matson'e Land Salerooms, .On SATURDAY, APRIL 30th, 1904, At 12 o'clock. J MESSRS H. MATSON and CO.. instructed i by Mr J. G. E. Winsloe. will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. That VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY,! so well and favourably known as Winel oe's Woodend Farm, comprising ACRES 103 ACRES More or less, being R.S. 1928, 2880, 3720, 5988, divided into nine paddocks, excellent land, together with a real good dwelling-house of seven rooms, bath room, scullery, and washhouse, a-lso stable with loft, and granary, milking shed, windmill, piggeries, orchard, etc.. ) located, within, quarter of a mile of creamery, ha'.f a milo of school and post office, has double frontage on Woodend road and Gladstone road. A grand agricultural and dairy farm, adjoining the properties of Messrs Joseph Stalker, G. Pateman. S. Stone, W. J. Bunting, and R. Petrie. etc. Those wishing to Fecuro a farm of this size we recommend to inspect Winsloe's Farm at Woodend. Xote.—As Mr Winsloo has purchased a farm in Southland, and leaving the district, the property is for bona fide sale. Jr. MATSON and CO., 9493 Auctioneers and Land Agents. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. AT TAI TAPU. AT TAI TAPL T . AT AN EARLY DATE. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO., instructed by Mr Robert Crooks, will hold a CLEARING SALE at his Farmstead, Tai Tapu, when they will Sell THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. NOTE As Mr Crooks has leased his farm every lot is for bona fide sale. H. MATSON and CO., 9506 Auctioneers and Land Agents. LAND. LAND. LAND. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. TAI TAPU PROPERTY. TAI TAPU PROPERTY. On SATURDAY, MAY 7th, 1904, At 12 o'clock MESSRS H. MATSON and CO., in.tmcted by H. N. Tanner, E*q., will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION SALE, at their Land Salerooms, Cashel street, his SPLENDID FARM AT TAI TAPU, comprising ACRES 121 ACRES (more or less), being R.S. 2876, 2897, 10333, Pt. R.S. 22951, 22908, 18674. so well and favourably known as Tanner's Larndalo Farm, together with dwelling-house 24 x 17, with verandah, kitchen, detached washhouse and copper set in brick, milking , shed, stockyard, pigstyes, garden well stocked with fruit trees. There is also another dwelling-house, comprising six rooms, 24 x 2'2ft. scullery, washhouse with copper set in brick, good garden well stocked with fruit trees all in good repair; aleo three-stall stable, with men's room and loft 30 x 18, good as new. The property ie divided in about 8 paddocks, well fenced and watered. The situation of this farm is excellent, being close to school, butter factory, telephone, and township, and easy distance of Chrietchurch. Title, Land Transfer, unencumbered. One of the most compact, convenient and complete farms offered to the public. ' H. MATSON end CO.. • 9502 Auctioneers and Land Agents. LAND. LAND. LAND. NOTICE. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. desire to give notice, that Hi William Clinton's SHEEP PROPERTY oi 1000 Acres, at Sheffield, which was not sold at Auction on Saturday, is OPEN FOR SALE by PRIVATE TREATY. As Mr Clinton has purchased a property in North Canterbury this Splejidid Sheep Property is For Salo at a Perfect Bargain. Apply H. MATSON and CO.. 9504 Auctioneers and Land Agents.^ F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), 12.80 p.m. EXTENSIVE PLEDGE SALE EXTENSIVE PLEDGE SALE GENUINE REALISATION*OF OVER 300 LOTS. Without any Reserve, Including— Gold and silver watches, jewellery, E.P. ware Diamond rings, musical instruments, bicycles , Dressing cases, sewing machines, clothing * Travelling bags, expensive field-glasses, gramaphone and records, etc., etc. FiS. MALCOLM and CO. are favoured • with instructions- to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In fheir Central Salerooms, The above LARGE ACCUMULATION of NEW and SECOND-HAND GOODS Every article must bo sold. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., 9430 ■ ■ Auctioneer*. GREAT -SIuyCLE SALE. GBEAX BICYCLE SALE. THE MASSEYhHARRIS 'BMYOjB 'DEPARTMENT have instructed us to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In our Rooms, Colombo street, On SATURDAY NEXT, At 2.30 p.m., 60 SECOND-HAND BICYCLES 50 SECOND-HAND BICYCLES Including— Stars, B.S.A.'s, Bedbirds, Colombian, Mas-sey-Harris, etc. TERMS OF SALE.—Either cash, or small cash deposits, and balance in instalments to suit convenience of buyers. Fuller particulars in future advertisements. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., 9490 ' Auctioneer*. AUSTRALIAN AND TASMANIA!* FURS. FURS. FURS. FURS. FURS. FURS. First Prize Everywhere shown, also Special Priie Awarded by the MINISTER OF. INDUSTRY. JAPAN. FS. MALCOLM and CO. have pleasure in • intimating that they have again been appointed Agents for tho Sale of the above celebrated Goods in the Canterbury District. The first consignment is now to hand, comprising a magnificent collection of PICKED SKINS, made up into "All Back" Black Opossum Rugs Grey Opossum ajii wallaby Rugs Brown Opossum and Wild Catskin Rugs" Specimen Skins and Mats, in Opossum, Fox, Wallaby, Kangaroo, and Wild Bear Opossum, Wallaroo, Kangaroo. WatermoJe, Squirrel. Native Bear. Hearthrugs, Mats, Muffs. M-off Bags, Foot Warmers, Opes, Circlets, Collarette*, Boas, etc., etc., etc. The above goods have all been prepared with Mimosa Bark, which renders the skin* Kft and pliable, and absolutely impervious to the attack of moth. Friends in the Old Land value exceedingly anything characteristic of the colonies. Nothing is, therefore, more suitable to send home than a really good fur. Wholesale Prices. Guaranteed Quality. F -S. MALCOLM and CO., Agent*, 5696 Central Auction Rooms, Christchurch. UCTION SALES OF FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE. EVERY WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYB. Se» Auction Advertisement* for particulars. Outdoor Sale* personally supervised by our Mr Malcolm. F. S. MALCOLM and CO.. Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, 5695 ' . Colombo street. N.Z. FARMERS , CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. J CLEARING SALE. IDOYLESTON. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 21st APRIL. On account of Mr J. Marshall. CLEARING £ ALE of the Whole, of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, Etc., at his Farm, Doyleston. Sale at 12.30. Luncheon Provided. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOC. OF CAN?J i I t P* 79 S _ ITRANGE'S~^'6RIE"NT %; naEAirY-ISDE CLOTHING i* universally popular. Men's Suits 29s 6d to 55s each. Chesterfield Overcoats 35s to 75* each. Our "Orient" j brand Macintoeb.es at 3Se to 63s each. Boys' ! Clothing, hi all the new f tyles. at moat rea- i sonable prices. Strange and Co. j