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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12966, 20 November 1907, Page 12

AUCTIONS. 11. MAT..ON AND CO. TO LAND BUYERS ANT) WOULD-BE SELECTORH. MATSON sr.d CO. H. MATSON and CO. Are H. MATSON sr.d CO. AGENTS ONLY. WHY GIVE YOUR CONFIDENCES j To LAND JOBBERS. SEE US. AGENTS ONLY. SEE US. AGENTS ONLY. SEE US. AGENTS ONLY. "WE have _ larre r.-:mber cf Prcjert:*- of V> a ~[». , r . :;. •">•) acre to .0'» 0 i-T Sac <V r-x'.-.-.-.t <-.. . .v .ci.il terms; ::: :a«'t. - «■»;■;■ t £_ p £ ninr.e', - mi. '■' i ■■■ ■ ----- '.. '~. I rir. <-r!er r:< h --r-.:.- -'-'Ml -"• "-.' " r , l * «-, „.,; .■■ ■■ v.-i-.r.-l ;.r- "r:.•■.•= Ii "*■'-•-'*• ' _;,-7r- P ' V.'or-r;: ■"■* avd " v # !*-■;'•=; lVr.e"!'~-r.<f'U'.r>;-'>' '-':■'■•--• :'r*-'-" -*•*>■«*• «'■-■ .S-.:.r. i.-l r... :;:-: v:,,■:.!_ "'-j « rps «-d tiiuiate '-" "i !:.'."'■•''=• ! ""'i :l :' !" '„,■: ie, f.-r r.-.< i'"-1 i-■"- -• "'' >' !'•'-* f! '''<" v,.-.; Ai; .i.r- r.i:..i •. .bMir:i..e at <-ur flli', .. in ro.•-:.! t-'- pro:-me* ar.d cv.-ry I:ic:li:y _:!-id..'t :'"r n:*P'-'< .t-oi.. COME AND SEE US BEFORE BUYING. VTE CAN ASS.-T YOU TO FINANCE. Tbe fo.'.owi:.. nm a few of the many Trcpnt.es w. hay... on cur books: — PRIVATE SALE. A FIRST-CLASS FARM. A FIRST-CLASS FARM. A FIRST-CLASS FARM. 2111 ACRES. CLOSE TO SEFTON CLOSE TO SEFTON CLOSE TO SEFTON n MATSON and CO. have received in- • s'.ruetirs tr-_. Mr C. Leach, sen. ow"-» to Ins •>. thug on in veura, to offer fcr 1 RIVATE A*LE h:s very sin._ litt.e FARM oi Jin AC RI.S. Th- propirty is subdivided into ai.oi.t 1-i pad.io.Ks. There is a good Homestead, comon-iiuJ H-iise o. 8 rooms, in k <.k<l r. t .air, d.iiTy, o-hta.ied stab.c. looso--1....XC5. niipli'inuit and -rain shed. piy*tv. tr.e.i's wh.tre. and practically all the buiidintrs are roofed with o-rru-.--.tcd iron. This property is two _ai.es irom the Railway Station and IV. t o_cc. and comprises good he.iithy s-i.. tit far growing wheat. At present ti.ero are 3 paddocks, about 50 acres in wm-at. 17 acres cuts «.r,u grass. 10 acres turnip.*, 15 acres lape. The property has (.'rowrn -0 bushels whiat ar.d 70 bushels outs. ' It is well waterid by natural springs, and is 3 miles from the fc'ofton Dairy. Anyone buying the ;i,ace just now would come in for tho year s return, which would be some i.700. This piace has been in the hands of Mr Leach for the last 15 years, and it is only owing to the fact that hia sons have scoured properties in districts away from him that has decided him to realise tho property. Wo are Sole Agents, nnd anyone wishing to inspect the place can ca=ily do so; and we have no doubt that it has only to be inspected to create a desire to become the purchaser. For further particulars apply to MR C. LEACH, on the property; or to BJJ.3 JbL. MA'ISuN and CO. BANKS PENINSULA PROPERTY. BANKS PENINSULA PROPERTY. BANKS PENINSULA PROPERTY. GOOD COCKSFOOT LAND. GOOD COCKSFOOT LAND. GOOD COCKSFOOT LAND. HMLYTSON and CO. have received in- • strii-iions from William Paton, who has been pressed by var.ous enqu.rers to put a price upon his property, a.:d has decided to do so owing t. the m-emLersoi his family s etti gin other d.stricts. The undermentioned a.c roughly the particulate, and into. dm b purchaser, must communioate with 11. Matsou and Co., the sole agents, to .irrango inspection, as Mr Paton does not want to bo worried showing any but bona £de purchasers over the place. PARTICULARS. SITUATED AT PIGEON BAY. 1007 Acres, of which 4CO Acres on the Port _Levy> side is subdivided into six pnd*docks, ICO Acres of which are shut up for cocksfoot, and composes the block known a- tho Port Levy and Mount Fitzgerald B.ock. 260 Acre* comprise;* tho 'homestead block, which is divided into 13 pnddocks, all first-da** country, beautiful modern House, with all the neces-nry conveniences, stables, cowshed, carpenter's sh .p, granary etc.. good plantations. The place « carry, ing 1100 ewes. 100 head cattle, 401 hogget*, 21 horses. Stock at valuation is required. PRICE, -513 PER ACRE. Terms, owner will leave £10 000 on mortgages at 5 per cent, for three or five years. A GENTLEMAN'S HOME. AGRICULTURAL AND SHEEP FARM. NORTH CANTERBURY. NORTH CANTERBURY. NORTH CANTERBURY. TT.". ACRES, a most desirable Farm for t~) i U rroi'pinic and sheep, divided ui'o If paddicks, sulendidly watered and securely fenced. All in excellent heart. A mod-1 Farm. Present crops inoludo oats, turnips and ra; c, and the balnnco is all r.e.v grass, one. two. and Jire- years. Thero is a modern residence on the property of 3 rooms, hot and cod, aifd all tho lafe*t improvements, also wo.lshed, stables, grwnary. loft etc., etc. The property is in a sraiid situ-liou, bein.? close to township and tn'ty.rJ.; all conven enos. With the farm g is a l.nso-io'id of SO a.res held nt an iin.iual renta' of £1 Price, £1" 10s per acre. Call and infervew ns ai.d iiirance an ii-Fne-tiin. IT WILL PAY TO INVESTIGATE THIS. PRIVATE SALE. "SWEETMEA D E S T A T E." 20t>0 ACRES. 2000 .000 ACRES. 20.0 2000 ACRES. 2000 HANDY TO CIIR'STCHURCH. SPLENDID SHi:i.P PROPERTY. SWEET, SOUND AND GOOD. THE E-tn*e i* «itur>t* nbrut 30 mi'e- V.m to mi, i.-y r :i.l, _ miles f'otn scliool I ni.le* fr. ni'ra.lwry. Tie Ml d;n- .:*? in fin..* ro'iditi <n. aid ccn:-*ri«e S-rv->:v ■ i d«e'T.:.-ho ;-o and ud u.-t'-d-'e outbu.'dngs '.2 i<ld ck*. w»di fori-, cd. Prese: t erop< c nr.v. -.>—.;>> at-r«*« o t 2.">') ra;'e nnd turnips. =' wv v, i;h _r.i. se» i»n<l rovers. 30) a, re* r.adv • -r ■ r; r ..t; •=. l'3'i airf« nearly all >■. u:.g iri[■«--. Us* ••• iuttved -.00 slice,' Price. t"7 10s per acre THE ONE CHANCE IN A THOUSAND. EU. , -'S , "*RE. EI-LFSM-'-RE. nuLl-.r-M'-IRE. A CHEAP FARM. 1 ACRES "eenold, a mrdel farm w": JOU s .>.e.;v..d 1.-'., o a::d 0..t : vi d-a; « tnau* c o*i cr<-ni'.ery, school s:'.Vy;irc! . a! rai'.'vav *tation '. U't'icr 'v :d ; Hi u_-r ov.*-u-:e:t le**r.b'-. d. rent- : £■*<;. Th b!--ek wov'-i« in \crv wll 'v(!i \\.o freeh :■' r.nd the who!o ir'ake« a real g farm P:i ■■■•: x-ith tho rroid-vill oi lease givon in. _"}.~.'n A NIBBLE. SEE US. UO. H- MATSON and CO.