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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. DAIRY CATTLE DAIRY CATTLE. NEW BRIGHTON ROAD. THURSDAY, MAY 6th NEXT, at 12 o'clock. H MATSON and CO.. favoured with in- • structions from Mr P. Callaghan. who is leaving to take up a Southern Property, will hold a CLEARING SALE on the Farmstead, NEW BRIGHTON ROAD, NEAR BICKEIiTON'S e« above, "when they will sell the whole of hs superior DAIRf STOCK, HORSES, ETC., as under: — DAIRY COWS— S3 First-c!as3 Dairy Cows, m milk and due i.o calvo May and June i Purebred Shorthorn Bull. 2-year-old NOTE.—The fact that Mr Callahan has been dairying in the district for upwards oi 22 -ears ond has always taken etiowcial c*r« in his stock, is sufficient guarantee tLi«t above cows one of the best. herds we have ever had the pleasure of offering i-ion.-F.s-One Grey Mare, 4 yrs, broken to oil harr.t?s." suitable for van 1 Etav Horse, 6yrs, broken all work, very ins: 1 Bay Horse. Byrs, very c-,uiet, suitable for lady to drive 1 Brood Ma.*o. with foal at foot, by Young Rothschild Also, Harness for the aVvve IMPLEMENTS. DAIRY UTENSILS. ElC— 1 S.F. Plough, 1 Mill: Cart, 1 Dogcart. nearly new. Horse Covers, Saddle and Bridle, and all the necessary Dairy Utensils end Sundries, and Poultry • about 100 head wet! bred) CEfiCALS— A quantity of Tab.c and Seed- Potatoes, in s-ickv, i of an aero Mangolds (good crop), four Storks Fhsl-cia.«s Hay. about C 5 tons; :-cvc::teen Acres Clover ""LUNCHEON PROVIDED. S o [j! H. M-VTSON and CO. COMFORTABLE FARM AT CUST. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. II -?r.'l CO., ill conjunction wit'i "y':<- FARMERS' CO-OP. ASHO- j CIATION.' will SELL i.t t'-.o Ramriora Mar- ' ket. on TUESDAY, May nth 1009, j On account of Mr Lionel Crowley, j His Well-known and Compact FARM of i 560 ACKES GGO With First-class Houso and Outbuildings. Full details in future advertisements. irr. MATSON and CO., VZ. FARMERS', CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, y.,al Agents. DALGETY AND CO. CHEVIOT GRAZING FARM FOR SALE. THIS DAY At 12 o'clock Noon. DALGETY and CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr D. Brown, to offer, as above, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Land Salerooms, Cathedral square, The Goodwill of Lease of 1437 acres, being Sec 11. Blk. XL, Lowry Peaks. Rent, 2a 9d per acre, seven years to run from Ist Match, UC9. This property is situated eight miles from Mackenzie; 300 acres are in English j grass, balance good sweet tua«ock, country lyiyg well to the sun. Subdivided into nine paddocks, well fenced. Carries 1600 EWES. Improve-' ments comprise throe-roomed cottage, new woolshed, dip, two rots yards, trap-shed, good orchard, and plantation. j For further particulars apply to DALGETY and CO.. LTD., 306-3 Auctioneers E X L E V YARDS. MONDAY NEXT. PRESENT ENTRIES: 400 Fat Lambs (in lot?) CO Fat Ewes 100 Fat Wethers 60 Halfbred Ewe Lambs 160 Two-tootb Halfbred Ewes 300 Very Forward Store Lambs 20 Head Cattle Also. 10 Acres Good Hard Turnips 5721 DALGETY and CO., LTD. CLEARING SALE. CHARING CROSS. TUESDAY 4th MAY, At 12 o'clock. DALGETY and CO.. LTD., have received instructions from Mr W. Yeatmau (wh-.i has sold his property) to HOLD a '.'LEARIxVG SALE ot LIVE and DEAD STOCiv, as above, including: — 2 Draught Horses 2 Harness Hor3e3 2 Unbroken Horses 2 Cows (one springer* 2 Porkors Also, IMPLEMENTS—I Grain and manure drill. b\ Favourite; 1 tip farm droy and frame (P. and D. Duncan), 1 d.f plough and Gray), 1 set disc harrows (Cooper and Duncan;, 1 spring tyno .Masscy Harris), cuitiva-t-.r. 2 sets tyne harrows, 1 g.f. plough, 1 Piano reaper and binder, i trap, swingletrees and plough chains, set 4-horso block and tackle 350 yds sAeep netting, galvanised wire, plain and barbed, 1 set trap harness, cart saddle and breeching, plough harness. 90 bus. grass seed, 15 ton* Up-to-date potatoes 200 empty sacks and sundries, also quantity household furniture. Luncheon provided. 5466 DALGETY and CO., LTD. "JtfORTH CANTERBURY SHEEP RUNS. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 5 SOO Acros Freehold. 16.000 Acres Leasehold. 10 years to run, at £75 per annum. Carries 8,000 sheep. Situated within 1J hours' motor rido from Christchurch. New houso, stabler, etc. Price £5 per acre for freehold. Leasehold given in. Also, 3,000 Acres Freehold. 8,000 Actcs Leasehold. 10 years to run, at _75. Carrying capacity 5,000 sheep. Price £6 per acre for freehold. Leasehold given in. And 1500 Acres Freehold, carrying 1500 2, 4, and G-tooth halfbred ewes. * Price, £7 per acre, as a going concern. For further particulars apply to DALGETY and CO.. LTD.. 4333 Christchurch. FOR PRIVATE SALE. A-i-i ACRES Gcod Agricultural Land, well "•»■ fenced and watered, conveniently subdivided. Grows excellent rape, turnips, and grain crops, and is first-class fattening country. Situated eighteen miles from Christchurch. four miles from railway station. All nccessarv buildings PRICE-JMM PER ACRE. For further particulars apply to 4G89 DALGETY_and_CO.. LTD.__ H. NEAVE AND CO., LTD. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ROLLESTON SALE. TUESDAY, MAY 11th. MESSRS H. NEAVE and CO.. LTD.. having taken over the ROLLESTON YARDS, intend Re-organising the Management, with the object of re-establishing this fixture in the position oi importance which it once occupied among the markets of Canterbury. We trust, therefore, that the farmers of Rolleston and surrounding districts will rally round us in our endeavour to re- ! e.'Ublifh their market, and on TUESDAY. May 11th. have, full yards to greet our initial effort ENTRIES SOLICITED. 11. NEAVE and. CO.. LTD., 5339 Auctioneers, Leeston. MACFARLAXE AND CO. "V T ACFARLANE AND CO., *• AUCTIONEERS, FRUIT AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, LICHFIELD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Auction Sales he'd Daily. Commencing 9.30 a.m. C 3256