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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. IMPORTAXT CLEARIXG SALE. LIVE AXD DEAD STOCK. VT BROOKSI 1)1-1- AT BROOKSIDE. * ON THURSDAY NEXT. 26th APRIL, At i- o'clock sharp. H MATSON and CO.. ir.stn-.cted by Mr R. • Withell towing to his having leased his farm) will hold a CLEARIXG SALE at h:s Farmstead, as above. wb«m they will SELL the Whole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, comprising: — SHEEP. 70 Full-mouth Ewes I*o Fat Lambs 30 Ewe Lambs 40 Store Lambs CATTLE. 43 Two-year-old HeifeTs 1 Purebred Shorthorn Bull, 3yTS HORSES. 3 Horses, broken to all farm work PIGS. 16 Porker* 8 Breeding Sows, 10 StOTes. and 1 Berkshire Boar IMPLEMENTS— 2 drays. 1 buggy, 1 milk cart. 1 Massey-Harr.s side-delivery reaper (new), 1 mower (Wood). 1 hay rake. 1 .-•!. plough iDuncan), 1 roller, 2 sets 3-leaf harrows. 1 chisel-tooth harrow, _ horse hoes. 1 weighing machine. 1 winnowing machine. 1 c!<n-er trohy. 1 cider plant with barrels-and accessories, several sets of harness, a large assortment of tools. 1 ton Northern Star potatoes, agricultural seeds of all varieties. 1 stack gcod hay. and a large coii-.nr.xture oi sundries ton numerous to particularise. As the farm has been let. every lot is for Iv-na fide sale. Lurch cor. provided. H. MATSON ard CO.. 136 a Auctioneers ai d Laud _Agci:t3. LAND. LAND. LAND. IMPORTAXT PROPERTY AUCTION* SALE AT LEESTON" SALEYARDS. ON FRIDAY XEXT. -27th DAY OF APRIL. IDOb.

FARMS AT Doi LKSTOX AXD BROOKSIDE TO HE SOLD TO CLOSE TRUST ACCOUNTS. H MATSOX" and CO. are instructed to . SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION*, in the Estate of the late Anthony Fay. of Dovli-s----ton, fanner, all that Splendid Property so well an! favourably known as "Fay's." comprising ACRES -20 ACRES To be Sold in Two Allotments, viz.. LOT 1—33 Acres (more or less) at Brookside, situated opposite Mr Robert Graham's. LOT _ —IH7 Acres (mure or less), couipr'rfrf* the homestead block at Doy!--3toti. subdivided into I' 2 paddocks, splendid land, conveniently situated near school, ri !, creamery, township, and church, together with a Comfortable Dwellinghouse of six rooms, -and al! outbuildings, etc.. etc. Title Land Transfer. Unencumbered. Note. —The above properties comprise one of tho earliest selections, and includes some of the best land in the Eilesmere district. A Clearing Sale of the whole of the Live and Dead Stock will be held at a date to be named. H. MATSOX and CO.. 101 Auctioneers and Land Agents. LAND. LAND. LAND. IMPORTAXT SALE. PUBLIC AUCTION*. SPLENDID FARM. " On SATURDAY NEXT. CSih day of APRIL, 1006, at 1_ o'clock. H MATSON ar.d CO.. instructed by Mr . James Donaghev, will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Land Salerooms. 16-1 Cashel street. All that Very Desirable Farm known as "GOODLAX'D-"." located in the Springs Road Board District, comprising 101 Acres, more or less, being Rural Sections ,'!)43 and 7137, subdivided into ten paddocks, securely fenced, water in every paddock. Will grow' fifty busheis of wheat. Buildings include faithfully built dwelling-house of six rooms, stables, loose boxes, pigstyes. shed with copper for boiling food etc., end adjoins tho properties of Messrs Wright Lowe and McMcekan. and adjacent to school, rail. and saleyards. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. H. MATSOX and CO.. 192 Auctioneers and Land Agents. pTIFJLIMIXARi NOTICE. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AXD DEAD STOCK. At " Russley," Upper Riccarton, on the Bth May. 1906, at 12 o'clock. MESSRS H. MATSOX and CO., having received instructions from Mr Edward Hack, will hold a Clearing Sale of his Live and Dead Stock at tho premises us above. Full particulars will appear in future advertisement. H. MATSON and CO.. 190 Auctioneers, Christchurch. IMPORTANT. TT MATSON AND CO.'S SPECIAL PROPERTY LIST. GOOD INVESTMENTS.

A CHAXCE. Q-n ACRES—A Splendid Sheep Property, subdivided into 11 paddocks, well sheltered and watered. A large quantity of the land is in spring feed, winter turnips. and young grass, and is without doubt one of the sweetest sheep farms in Canterbury. Situated within easy distance of Christchurch, and close to several saleyards, freezing works, etc. We wish to emphasise the {act that the property is a high-grade sheep farm, and all pioughable, and located close to school, rail, and all convenience. We are instructed to sell this beautiful farm at the ridiculously low prico of £8 per acre, in order to facilitate an immediate sale. Buyers, if you want a sheep property, don't lose thi3 chance. Tho buildings include a faith-fuily-buiit Dweilinghousc of eight ro<:m,s, stables, implement shed, shearing shed. Icoseboi, men's room, etc. Be guided by us— this is an opportunity. Folio 402 CHAXCE. No. 2. CHAXCE. "11 AA ACRES (more or less,*—A Magnificent Sheep Property, a large area of which is pioughable, and grows splendid crops wheat, oats, barley, turnips, rape, kale, etc. This property has to be seen to be appreciated. The buildings include a first-class Dwellinghcuse of S rooms, stables, implement shed, sheep yards and shed. Plenty of shelter by weil-growr. plantations. The fences are secure, the water is permanent, and the location is perfection. We know this property, ar.d recommend it to thoso in search of sheep properties. Price £10 10s per acre. Folio 260 Note.—Catalogues of Farms for Sale posted FTee on application. H. MATSON" and CO., Auctioneers and Land Agents.