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AUCTIONS. H, MATSON AND CO. LARGE CLEARING SALE. H MATSON and CO. have received in- • structions from Mr J. A. Clothier to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at his HOMESTEAD—MIUDLE ISLAND ROAD, * KAIAPOI. KAIAPOI, TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. At 11.80 Sharp, THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR LIVE AND DEAD STOCK as under: — SHEEP: I m Halibred .S.M. Breoding E»ea. • a splendid Hue; bred at Stonyhurst, Shropshire rams, lOth March 1 Shropshire Rama CATTLE: C Milch Covrf, in mi'.k and to calve from July to October; 1 Fat Bullock, 1 Fat Heifer j 2 Two-year-old Heifers, 2 Calves 27 HORSES. 27 . j DRAUGHTS—I Bay Geld Clyde. 6yrs; 1 Bay Gold. >'ug({<Mt, aged; 1 Bay Geld, Duke, 'Jyrs; 1 Black Geld. Punch, Oyrs; 1 Brown "Geld. Boxer, 6yre; 1 Cbes. Geld, i'rince, aged; 1 Che*. M*re Blossom, 8yr»; i dies. Marc Madam 4yr«; 1 B*J Marc, Kate "yrs; 1 Bay Mare Pansy, aged; 1 i B'.ack Maro Polly, aged; also 1 Spring-cart; Mare Maggie, syrn; 1 Trap biiy Marc j Bonny, aged; 1 Stylish Dog-can lioree i Mick," Jyri; 3 Three-year-old Colts, 1 Two-j year-old Coit, 3 Two-year-old Filiies, I Year-i ling Colt, 1 Dr. Filly Foal by McCaulay, 2 Fonis by Snmlow, I Pony. N.B.—All the above Draughts arc right out of hard work, and anyone wanting a real go.-xl Serviceable Horse cannot do better than attend this Sale. Tho others c»n alro be recommended. PIGS AND POULTRY: 3 PORKERS, and 100 HEAD WELL-BRED POULTRY. IMPLEMENTS.—2 Benicia H-furrow Ploughs, 3 d.f. Ploughs (Booth and Duncan), I 3-furrow Massey-Harris, 1 New Mas3cyHarria Drill, sow anything. J Pair Harrows (Little), 1 Pair Chains Harrows, 2 Sots Disc Harrows (Booth), 1 Spring Tine Cultivator (Duncan), 1 Spring Tine Cultivator (Massey), 3 Three-horee Draye and Frames (Booth and Duncan) 1 Tip-dray, 1 Spring Cart, 1 Ralli Dog-curt by Moor, 1 Cambridge Roller with seed box (Booth), 1 New Binder (McCormick), 3 McCormick Binders (two overhauled last year by expert), 1 Winnowing Machine, 1 Potato Moulder (Little), Planet Horse-hoe, Placet Hand-hoe, S;de Delivery McCormick, 1 7ft Grass Mower with Pea Lifter (Masaey-Harris), 1 Hay Rake, 1 Wool Press. I Grain Drill with Manure Sower (Cooper and Duncan). 2 Sots Block and Tackle for i horses, 8 Sackbarrows, Wheelbarrow, Grindstone, Swingletrees, Set Gig Harness, Saddle Bridle, Ladders, 1 Sota Cart Saddles, 4 Sets Loading HttJrneas also Harcesa end Covers for 12 Draughts, I Horao Clipping Machine, Lawn Mower, Sewing Machine (Wertheim), Meat Snfe, Spray Pump, Mangle, quantity Carrots, Potatoes, Fowl Wheat, quantity Sack*, Tools of all kinds, Tubs, Brushes, Wiro and ■ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. NOTE—The Implements are all in thorough going order, arid practically ac good a« the day they wero bought. Luncheon Provided. 6000 H. MATSON and CO. CLEARING SALE. POULTRY, POULTRY. TOULTRY. H MATSON and CO., instructed by Mr • -David H«ndereon, will SELL, at tho Homestead, PREBBLETON, TO-MORROW (THUK&iJATj, at 2 o'clock, The STOCK-IK-TRADE of a POULTRY FARM, including— 400 Duoka, from Howoll and Clifford strains • /S Incubators 4 Broodom, 2 Hot-water, 2 Hot-air 2 500-egg Incubators 2 200-egg Incubatora 1 60-egg Incubator Machine, and also Wire Netting and all appurtenances for . keeping an Up-to-date Poultry Farm,' and Sundries, etc. NOTE.—This is a ephandid chance to secure well-bred Poultry and Kunnor Ducka of the best strains. - 8070 H. MATSON «hd CO. HAWARDEN SALE. TO-MORROA7. SPECIAL ENTEIES: > Oα account of the Estate late W. S. Lee, V/WoQclgTove, : OKA MONTEOSE Merino Ewes. English 4«Jv/ Leicester rams* put in early in April. A splendid lin-s of merino ewes, and in grand condition v On account of Mr M. B. Forrester, Waiau, 375 Four-tooth Halfbred Wethers. A splendid line of well-grown wellwool! od aheap in very forward condition OTHER ENTRIES COMPRISE: 300 Primo Fat Lambs (in lots) 50 Prime Fat Ewes . 30 Prime Fat Ewes 50 Prime Fat Wether* 100 Store Lambs ALSO, On account of Mr < Chas. GaJlctlr, PeaJii, .28 ACBE9 TURNIPS, with the right to feed off till August These turnips are a good, sound crop, and ari on Mr Jas. Marshall's property at 'lie Peaks. Immediate possession can be given. Wβ shall be glad to receive FURTHER ENTRIES. ; H. MATSON and CO., 6973 ■■■. ; Auctioneers. ■QAE.PIELD S ALE. FRIDAY NEXT. SI'ECIAL ENTRIES: 240 Six and Eight-tooth Ewes in lamb SO Three-quarterbrcd Ewe Lambs 60 Fat Lambs 60 Fat Lambs ' . 50 Store Lambs - 60 Three-quarterbr«d Eight-tooth Ewes m lamb to Shrop. rams FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. &3GG H. MATSON and CO. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. A BROOKSIDE FARM*. A BROOKSIDE FARM". A BROOKSIDE FARM. To bo Sold at tho Leetton Saleyards, On FRIDAY. NEXT, after the Pig Sa!e A VERY OLD SELECTION. <And .now to be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION for the First Time. « H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from the Executors in the estate of the lato William Watson to SELL, rs above, . 105 ACR£S. Being that farm k> well and favourably known as the homo of tho, Alvie's Hern strain of Shorthorns, and being the property of the late Wca. Watson, and undeniably the ■ finest cattle country in E.'lesinere district. The property is replete with good buildin#t>. acd the position is all tnat could be desired. TERMS AT SALE. S3IS H. MATSON and CO. ~ CLEARING SALE AT ST. ALBANS. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO., instructed by Mr W. G. Everest (who has disposed of his farm) will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at McFADDEN'S ROAD, on MONDAY NEXT, 30th MAY, at 1.30, His LIVE and DEAD STOCK as under: HORSES—I Cbes. Geld, syri, broken to harness; 1 Ches. Colt Foal, by Sandow CATTLE—3 Milch Cow» (real good) in profit and in ca'f PIGS—2 Porkers. 20 Pair* Young Pullet* IMPLEMENTS, ETC., ETC.-l Spring Cart, 1 S.F. Duncan Plough. Planet Junr., Set 3-Uif Harrows, 3 Sets Harness, Backband*. Chain*, 1 Stack Oat Sheaves, 10-13 ton*; 1 Stack Oaten Hay, 6 tons; 6 Sacks Kidney 'Potatoes, 400 Feet Building Timber. Flooring, etc, alao numerous sundries asd odds and cads. 8007 H. MATSOX and CO.