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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. . CLEARING SALE OF LITE AND DEAD STOCK TAI TAPU. TAI TAPU. TAI TAPU. MONDAY NEXT, at 1145 a.m. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO., inetruclcd by Mr W. Haynea ion account of his .case expiring) will SELL as above, on tho Farmstead, ail his LIVE and LEAD STOCK, as under: t ATTLE— Ol FIRST-CLASS COWS, in Profit and in ~ 1 Gaif 1 Shorthorn Bull HORSES— i. Bay Horse, Syrs. by Clan HcGlen out of Conqueror mare; grved sort I Draught Mare, Boss, all farm work; 1 Draught Gelding. Clyde, by Prince Regent. •Ivrs. broken to all farm work; 1 Draught Mare. Poll, aped; 1 Trap Horse. Possum; 1 \i-r.r!iug Colt," by SUrthild PIGS- " , II Larce Stores, 2 Poi-„ers POULTRYNumber Well-bred Fowls etc. IMPLEMENTS— Dray (Duncan), roller (B. McD<->r.ald'>, d::c3. grubber, set -t-leaf harrows. 2- : ea; hanows, d.f. plough (Duncan), s.f. p;<-u_h, 2 binders ! Dcerinji. 1 spring trap and harness, draught nisd leading rained and thair.s two 3-hors« •eta sv.-_ientrees, quantity Larbed wire and Lirch stakes. PRODUCE. CEREAL?. ETC--Iti Bags Italian ryegrass i-.eed, 31 first end 10 seconds bags cf barley, quantity o.s. chaff, and small stack of oat sheaves, also a hoj*. of dairy utensils, n:ik cans, etc., and two cl-oubie-bsrre.led guns, and sundries too numerous to mention. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. .-.:i_x_l 11. MATSON and CO. PENINSULA FARM. PENINSULA FARM. PENINSULA FARM. •JQA ACRES. OR IN LOTS. PUBLIC AUCTION. FRIDAY, 7th MAY. at DUVAUCHELLES, At 12 o'clock. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO., havo received instructions to SELL, in conjunction with Mr ROBERT LATTER. 100 ACRES, close to the Hill Top, a sunny face and protected from prevailing winds, a real, ripping cocksfoot farm, subdivided into seven paddocks, large orchard, house of 12 rooms, four rooms detached, hot and cold water, stable, trap thed, harness-room, dairy, cowshed, man's whare, hay loft, wool shod, and sheepyards. This property presents an unequalled opportunity to many of those who aro so anxious to secure a Peninsula place. Easy terms can be arranged, and if prospective buyers would interview Mr Latter prior to tho Sale, any reasonable proposition will bo entertained. In the meantime, please note that the SALE is for | FRIDAY, tho 7th May. at Duvauchci'.es. 5D51 H. MxVTSON and 'CO. ! FOR SALE. 30 xVCRES AT OREENPARK. 30 ACRES AT GREENPARK. 30 ACRES AT GREENPARK. SATURDAY, MAY 15th. MATRON'S SALF.R )OMS. MATSON'S SALEROOMS. • MATSON'S SALEROOMS. .MATSON'S SALEROOMS. At 12 o'clock. J_ o'clock. 12 o'clock. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from the beneficiaries of tho lato Robert Woolnough to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION on the above date, that Choice Little FARM comprising 30 Acres, situated at Greenpark. facing the main ro«d, and running right back to fiio lagoon, and adjoins the property of Mr Tlios. Yarr. Thero 13 a cottage- on the property, and the place is subdivided into thr«o paddocks. Possession will b-j given ou Juno Ist. 5010 H. MATSON ond CO. LAND. LAND. LAND. •310 ACRES SUBDIVIDED INTO 33 FARMS WITHIN SIX MILES OF THE CENTRE OF CHRISTCHURCH. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. CHANEY'S CORNER SUBDIVISION. ChaNEY'S CORNER SUBDIVISION. CHANEY'S CORNER SUBDIVISION. 910 ACRES CHOICE DAIRYING, AGRICULTURAL, AND GRAZING LAND, SUITABLE For Market Gardening Fruit Culture Potatoe and RICH AND Onion Production FERTILE Lucerne Crops LANDS Wheat Fields Cabbage and Cauliflower THE LONG WAITED FOR REALISATION OF TURNER'S ESTATE. H MATSON and CO., in conjunction with • MESSRS J. T. BELL and CO., will submit by PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY, JUNE Ist, 1900, At> 12 o'clock, The above well-known Estate on behalf of tho owners, situated in the delta of the river Styx, adjoining the far famed localities of MARbHL_ND and BELFAST. With a view to meet tho requirements of the intense farmer the Estate will bo subdivided into 33 sections of following ACREAGES :—6 acres, 11 acres, 11 acres, 13 acres, 10 acres, 15 acres, 18 acres, 18 acres, 16 acres, 8 acres 4 acres, 9 acres, 0 acres, 0 acres, 9 acrflK, 30 acres, 30 acres, 23 acres, 17_ acres, 17} acres 36 acres, 20 acres, 16 acres, 13 acres, 25 acres, 35 acres, 10 acres, 69 acres, 64 acres, 11 acres, 137 acres, 50 acres, and 38 acres. This pre icrty is almost too well known to require doa -iption. On the main road from Christchurch North, via the Canal reserve to Chancys, rail>,iy runs through the property giving' extensive - frontage. The property is well watered by ho Styx river anu the Kaputouo creek. Closo to .town, railway station upon the property, ample schooling available by two Government schools. 'The property has been in the family for over to years and so as to satisfactorily allocate the* shares realisation has been decided upon. The Owners will give Extensive Terms, viz.. — 15 per cent Cash. 10 per cent, in twelve months (to be waived if vendors are satisfied improvements to their satisfaction are carried out). Balance three or five years at 5 per cent. The property is now being surveyed and roaded and plans will be available in the course of a few days. INSPECT, DON'T DELAY. Sale JUNE lit, at 12 o'clock at H. Matson and Co.'s Land Sale Rooms, 164 Cashel street. H. MATSON and CO., J. T. BELL nnd CO.. J947 Joint Agents. TO LET BY TENDER. TO LET BY TENDER. TO LET BY TENDER. -:m ACRES. 281 ACRES. -JSI ACRES. KNOWN AS "HAPPY HOME." Within 5 Miles of the City of Christchurch. A Beautiful Warm. Sunny, Hill Farm. GOOD HOMESTEAD. TENDERS CLOSE MAY 15th, 1909. TENDERS CLOSE MAY 15th. 1900. TENDERS CLOSE MAY 15th. 19GJ. H MATSON and CO. havo received in- • structions from the Trustees cf the late D. McGresor, to CALL for TENDERS for the above. Specification can be seen at the office of tho agents. H. MATSON and CO., 5C.5fl Ci>ri*tchuri.-h.