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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13342, 6 February 1909, Page 16

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. H. MATSON* AND CO., LAXD DEPARTMEXT. WHAT'S WANTED? WHAT'S WAXTED? WHAT'S WAXTED? LAND BUYERS I LAXD BUYERS! I LAND BUYERS! ! ! THF. STRINGENCY OF THE MONEY MARKET THE STRINGENCY OF THE MONEY MARKET THE STRINGENCY OF THE MONEY MARKET AFFORDS THE OPPORTUNITY TO REAP THE BENEFIT AFFORDS THE OPPORTUNITY TO REAP THE BENEFIT AFFORDS THE OPPORTUNITY TO REAP THE BENEFIT OF ANOTHER MAN'S FORETHOUGHT AXD BRAINS. OF ANOTHER MAN'S FORE-THOUGj-h. AXD BKAINS. OF ANOTHER MAX'S FORETHOUGHT AXD BKAINS. \ PARTY who has grown up in New Zealand and who ia admittedly a competent farmer and an expert judge acquired a farm of 4000 acres close to the sea coast in Canterbury. That small syndicate which now c?.niiot ag re? thcnis^lvi*s hft vc deciclecl not to ttik a profit nor even to sell at the price at which they bought, but to invite an offer. The property is subdivided into curely fenced. Sonic four or live hundred acres in turnips for winter feed, there are 500 acres in ycurjg grass and 2200 acres in sweet tussock. There are ample plantations and there is a lovely old homestead. The homestead comprises a first-claa3 residence of eight or nine rooms, wool-shed, dairy, twelvestalled stable, implement shed, sheepyard?, trap-house, harness loft, ornamental gardens and shrubbery. Now, this is a real bargain, and as such we are pushing it before th.i public. Our clients have made up their minds like commoiisciiHe peop.n to fao« the inevitable, and at they have been associated with Canterbury from its infancy, they know the vu!u» both ill good times and in bad times, and as such are prepared to lace it. It is a tip-top property, and it was bought as a spec. They are not in any way losing their own place, but they have bought it cheap and intend to sell it cheaper. For further particulars apply, H. MATSON and CO.. 164 Cashel street. 412 ACRES. 41-2 ACRES. 412 ACRES. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. 13 YEARS' LEASE. 13 YEARS' LEASE. 13 YEARS' LEASE. OWING to Family Reasons this Place is For Sale. Vendor declines to have picnic parties over the Property but to Bcna Fide. Purchasers we will taik business. BEST PROPOSITION OF THE YEAR. BEST PROPOSITION OF THE YEAR, BEST PROPOSITION OF THE YEAR. 412 ACRES, of which 6P Acres in Oats. 412 R&po, Turnips; balance in Sweet Tus--412 sock and Native Gvhssjs. Homestead 412 of 5 rcome, stable, etc., nice plnniaiiions 412 close to good Hailway, important 6aic--tl'J yards, telephone, tchrol; and a more 412 Compact, right down Good Little Place 412 can't be found. Rental 5s per acre. i<2 Carries one and a haif ?h.eep. Don't 412 miss. First time, in market; go like •112 a summer flower. PRICE FOR GOODWILL—£7-25. HASTEN, TELEPHONE. WIRE. COME BY EXPRESS. BUT DON'T DELAY. H. MATSON and CO.. IG4 Cashel street. FARMS TO LET. FARMS TO LET. FARMS TO LET. H MATSON and CO. invite applicants • for the undermentioned properties: — 1.—1200 ACRES to Let for a term of 5 or 7 years, rental six shillings per acre: grandest sheep and cropping land procurable. Excellent Homestead and all latest conveniences. A desirable place— close to Christchurch. 365 3.—75 ACRES. To Let, a splendid Dairy or Cropping Farm, nice house and outbuildings; rent. 32s per acre. Threo years' tenure. H.N. 3.—400 ACRES. To Let, rattling good sheep Farm; 13 years' lease; rent 5s per acre; 5-roomed house and outbuildings; situate adjoining school; GO acres oats and turnips. LOW PRICE FOR THE GOODWILL. A 4.—32J ACRES. To Let. splendid Dairy Farm, presont enrrying ICO head cattle; rental 35h per acre, lease 4j years to run; adjacent to school, P. 0., and short drive of town. M H. MATSON and CO. , 600 ACEES - A PROFITABLE LEASEHOLD. A PROFITABLE LEASEHOLD. A PROFITABLE LEASEHOLD. A PROPERTY THAT IS HARD TO PICK UP. SITUATION—An hour's drive of Christchurch. RENTAL—Fivo shillings per acre. BUILDINGS—Good 5-roomed dwelling and outbuildings. FENCES—AII secure wire and gorso. CARRYING CAPACITY—Ewe to the acre. TENURE—Threo years—right renewal. CROPS—6O acres rapo, 50 acres turnips. GET AFTER IT QUICK. It will go like the proverbial hot cakes. H. MATSON and CO. 5000 ACRES £2 10s PER ACRE. £1 10s PER ACRE. £2 10s PER ACRE. THINK OF • IT. This Estate is being sold solely on account of ill-health and increasing years. Good undulating country, two-thirds of which is ploughable. This proporty will cut up well, and has great prospective value. Well I situate to good centres. Good homestead I and comfortable eurroundings. Full details I oli application to the agents. TERMS ! GIVEN. H. MATSON and CO. 1 300 ACRES. XOKJKJ £4 ios PER ACRE. Finest Sheep Farm in North Canterbury. Comfortable residence G rooms, woolshed. stables, granary, dairy, etc., etc. Also given in (no goodwill) is 1100 Acres Leasehold at a very cheap rental of Is per acre. Sixty acres oats, 60 acres turnips, balance grasses and sweet tussock. Not very far distant from Rangiora, and the district is second to none. Full particulars on application. H. MATSON *nd CO. CALL FOR FULL PARTICULARS OF ABOVE—THEY'RE WORTH IT. H. MATSON and CO. C 8737