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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND Co" CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, AT TOMBS'S ROAD, STYX. TO-MORROW, TO-MO R R O W, At 1.305 p.m. IT MATSON and CO., instructed by Mr * L. W. Bromley (whose loaAe hae expired). »iii SELI.. as above, ou tho Properly all his STOCK and Ei-FECTS, as under— Two First-class Cows third and fourth calf, 1 Ches. Utiding. 1 Heifer Calf, 1 Trap Mure, stinted to Young Rothschild, _ Store P.gs. 1 L:_ht Spring Cart, 1 Set Sprine; Cart Harness. 1 Gig (three-quar-ter _i_ftcr>, 1 Set English Harness, 1 Saddle, 1 Set Harness. 1 Seed Drill, 1 Portable Cormrr, 1 Set Shop Scales and Weights. .0 lul.s. 1 Double-barrelled Gun, Alpha Separator (No. 1,. nearly newh Dairy Utensils. 1 40-egg Incubator, 70 Empty Sa_ks. 40ft Hoso, 1 Horse l'lough and Chains, 1 Stuck, 3 Tons Oaten Hay. also a corami_turo of Sundries too numerous to mention. REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED. '2710 H. MATSON and CO. A STYX PROPERTY. A STYX PROPERTY. PUBLIC AUCTION. TO-MORROW, at 2.30. H MATSON and CO., favoured with in- • st ructions from Mrs M. A. Ashton. will S_LL. a..- above, at Mr Bromley's CLEARING SALE, Tombs's road. Styx, at 2.30 p.m., his desirable PROPERTY, comprising 4 ACRES (moro or less), corner of Craddock's and on Tombs's road, rich heavy land—the best— together with comfortable 5-roomed Dwellinghouse, stables, traphouao, cowshed, fowlrun,' pigstyes, orchard and garden. The owner is determined to sell, and tho reserve is very low. _"30 11. MATSON and CO. A R F I E I, D SALE. FRIDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES. 230 Four-tooth 'Three quartcrbred Ewes (real good line) ICO Four and Six-tooih Ewea 210 Forward Rape Lambs i H. MATSON and CO.. 2742 Auctioneers. SALE. FRIDAY' NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY" 50 Steers, 2 to 2i year-old 20 Heifers, 18 months old. FURTHER ENTREES SOLICITED. 2738 H. MATSON and CO. SATURDAY NEXT, TO SMALL FARMERS, FREEZING FACTORIES, SHEEP DEALERS, EXPORT BUYERS, AND GRAZIERS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS. SUCH A CHANCE. SUCH A CHANCE. SUCH A CHANCE. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 08. ACQUISITION BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Oa SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 6th, 1909. THE LEASE of some 16,000 ACRES OF LAND, in blocks, for a term of years. Will be offered in some thirty blocks, ranging in area from 95 to 1900 acres, as per plan, to be seen at tho offico of the Auctioneers, or at tho office of the Board, 220 Hereford atreet. MESSRS H- MATSON and CO. havo received instructions from the Waimakariri River Board, to Lease same by PUBLIC AUCTION, for a term of years, at their Land Salerooms, 164 Cashel street, Christchurch, on above mentioned date, at 13 o'clock sharp. In adopting this broad-minded attitude, and doing away with the hole and corner system of tenders, which is admittedly a most objectionable system, the fullest confidence of the public is ensured. By putting the Reserves boldly to Auction, every reader of this advertisement will have an equal opportunity of acquiring a piece of snug grazing land, securely fenced, well watered, closo to roads, at a mere nominal rent. The restrictions regarding the eradication of gorae have been removed. To further ensure tho public's confidence, an upset price will be placed on each lot. These Reserves are situated in the south sido of the Waimakariri, and extend from the Harewood road. Papanui, to Courtenay, and also on to the North Railway Line, Stewart's Gully. DO NOT FORGET THE DATENEXT SATURDAY". 12 O'CLOCK- SHARP. 2714 H. MATSON and CO. E ______ SALE. MONDAY NEXT, Bth MARCH. SPECIAL ENTRY— On Account Mr Jas. Blockhouse, Jr., Onepunga. GOO Two-tooth Halbrcd end Thxee-quarter-brecl Ewes 330 Very Forward Two-tooth Wethers Further Entiles solicited. 2741 H. MATSON and CO. AMURI EWE FAIR. CULVERDEN SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, MARCH 11th, 1909. MESSRS H. JJATSON and CO. will be glad to receive particulars of intended ENTRIES at as early a date as possible, as the Secretary is anticipating a heavy yarding, and it is imperative to inform him at au early date of the particulars of the various lots so as to ensure yard room. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account of Mr Duncan Rutherford, from his Leslie Hills Estate. 1200 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewes On account Mr W. O. Rutherford, Montrose. 1200 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewea 12U0 Four-tooth Halfbred Wethers 800 Full-mouth Merino Ewes 500 Merino Wethers On account Mr J. Butler, Culverden. 250 Halfbred Lambs (mixed sexes) On account Mr Freeborn Parsons, Ben More, Marlborough. 200 Sound-mouth HaJfbred Ewes 500 Four and Six-tooth W T ethers Cn Account of Messrs Earshmann ar.d Co. Hurunui. 630 Two-tooth First Cross Ewes SCO Two-tooth Second Crosb Ewej 500 Two-tooth Third Cross Wethers The above ropressnt part of Messrs Earshmann and Co.'s Annual Draft off the Black Hills, and this year, as usual, are exceptionally well-grown Sheep and in Grand Condition. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. 27.11 H. MATSON and CO. LAND SALE. LAND SALE. SOUTHBRIDGE PROPERTY. VERY" OLD SELECTION. LEESTON SALE. (After Fi? Sele.) FRIDAY', 12tn MARCH, 19.. H MATSON and CO., favoured with in- - Btnictious from Mr T. G. McKw, of Southbridge (en account of his retiring frttn frirmiiiL'i, will. Sell as jbove. his COMPACT PROPERTY m undei. 'Hie Farm is m Twc Blocks, but will be offered as _ Whole. 20 ACHES with NEAT HOUSE of r, Roon-.c, Garden. A'l Rich, Heavy Land. 90 ACRES of Real GOOD LAND (wheat- — frowing), just close to Homestead. The 110 Property is well watered and divided i ir.to G raddocks. On account of its position, and the fact that very fen- j plr.ees o: this description con' into the j market, the sale should result in keen c.ciiipetition amnnj; iiei_hl>o_riji£ farruer_ Clear title. 27.3 H. MATSON and CO.