AUCTIONS. N.Z. FARMERS'"OO-OP. ASSOCIATION, IMITED ____ SPRINGBANK PROPERTY. NEAR RANGIORA. WE have received instructions from Mr * F. W. Ruddenklau to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, in our LAND SALr - ROOMS, RANGIORA, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20th, At 12 o'clock noon, All that fine BLOCK OF LAND, containins;. 319 Acres, situated at SPRIaGtiANK, with Frontage to the OrfordHangicra road. The Land is all in the beat of heart; well fenced, watered, and subdivided; holds grass wol!. and grows excellent crops of rape and turnips. It is all iho sweetest of cheep country, and there is no jjlaco where stock do better. For further particulars apply N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 3572 Auctioneers. RANGIORA MARKET. /CLIENTS aTs requested to note that TUESDAY. December 20th, will be a DOUBLE MARKET in Rangiora, end there will be XO SALE on TUESDAY, December •27 th. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD. PYNE and CO. f!STI MATSON and CO. A FIXE ALL-ROUND FARM. DQX ACRES, very superior farm for cropOO«J pin p. sheep and cntilo grazing. Grows a really lino sample of wheat, and generally averages from 40 to 45 bushels to iho acre. For cattle, sheep and lan.b fatt'Miing it would bo difficult to surpass this fine property. xVbu'ndantly watered by streams that "never fail, fences and gates in perfwt order; about 200 ncres tire in oats nnd wheat, chiefly wheat, and about 160 ncres in rape and ready for turnips. Good houfe, 0 rooms, nnd conveniences, bathlooni, hot and cold water Fcrvico, wool shod, JU-siallod . stable, dip. implement tbed, prunary, etc. Prico, £20 per acre. 3000 cheep were fattened lnnt year. Handy to a iirst-class market, North Canterbury. FlOl X.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. H. MATSON AND CO. Q P R I N G S T O N SALE. 'MONDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY: On account Mr A. Shirley (Farm Sold), 2 Draught Horses, broken all work 1 Farm Dray and Frame 1 Cultivator 1 D.F. Plough 1 Set 3-leaf Harrows Empty Sacks, Wheelbarrow, Grindstone, Furniture, and Sundries too numerous to mention. NO RESERVE. Further Entries Solicited. 5547 ( H. MATSON and CO. LITTLE RIVER STOCK SALE. TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 6th. TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 6th. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. have the following special lines of Stock for this fixture:—On account of 11. D. Buchanan, Esq., Kinloch (In conjunction with Messrs Dalgcty and Co.), SOO Four and Six-tooth Fat Wethers SCO Four and Six-tooth Fat and Forward Wethers 200 Two-tooth Wethers The above will be sold in lota to suit purchasers. On account of T. Thompson, Esq., Little River, 300 Forward Four-tooth Wethers OTHER ENTRIES INCLUDE— 20 Two-year-old Steers and Heifers 10 Springers 25 Yearling Cattlo Also, we will sell, by order of the Wairewa County Council, THE LEASE OF 10 ACRES, known locally as "RED JOHNS GULLY." on the main roadsido between Little River and tho Hilltop, Tenure, seven years from Ist September. Excellent grazing or cocksfoot land. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. H. MATSON and CO., i 3548 "" Auctioneers. CLEARING OUT SALE OF STOCK. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. AT KIRWEE. AT KIRWEE. On FRIDAY NEXT, 9th DECEMBER, After the Kirwee Stock Sale. _____ i and CO., instructed by Mr j • C. F. Purtou (who has sold hie business), will hold a SALE en the Premises, ai i Kirwee, as above, when they will Sell all his STOCK .and.EFFECTS, aa under: — LIVE STOCK— Jersey Cow in full profit 1 Yearling , Heifer (well bred) 2 Pigs, largo number good laying Hens. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS— Piano by Chappell (London), Carved Sideboard with bevelled mirror back, large overmantel (mirror back), superior Duchesse pair, 2 Chests of Drawers with mirror, couch and Platform Rocker, heavy Bedstead (brass J *il and ! mountings), Rattan and other Chairs, Hanging Lamp, Washetand and Set, iarge Kauri linen-press and "Wardrobe, 2 Double Brase-rail Bedsteads, 2 Wire Mattresses, 1 Wire Shakedown and Kanoc Bed, Dining-table, Kitchen Tables, 2 .Small Tables, Hanging Lampa (brass mounted), heavy Steel Bar Fender and 2 Lamps, 6 (Diningroom Chairs and Rocker, Linoleum throughout tho' house, Dairy and Kitchen Utensils, Palms and Potplants, large Portable Bath, Garden Tools, Child's Push-cart (rubber tyres), 2 Gent's Bicycles, 1 Lady's Bicycle, and hosts of useful sundries, too numerous to particularise. H. MATSON and CO., 3543 Auctioneers. LEESTOX HORSE FAIR. THURSDAY, 15th DECEMBER. W,E have been approached by many clients to hold a HORSE SALE on the above date, and wo axe therefore complying with their wishes. We anticipate an Entry of some 70 Horeee —all sorts represented. Some very good Draughts are entered. Entry Fee 2s, Halter Is, Commission 5 pcx cent. SALE, 11 o'clock. 3550 H. MATSON and CO. TO STUDENTS OF WOOL CLASSING. MESSRS H. MATSON end CO. are offering TWO PRIZES, to the total value of THREE GUINEAS, for the best REPORT received by them on the WOOL now displayed'in the'r SCORES. ADDINGTON, for the SECOND SALE on the Bth instant. THIS COMPETITION Is Open to all Bona fide Student* attending tho WOOL SORTING CLASSES in connection with tho CHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. Reports must reach H. MATSON and CO.'S OFFICE not later than 9 a.m. on _HURSDAY, Cue Bth inst. Full particulars of the Competition are obtainable from THE DIRECTOR, The Technical College. Christchurch. SSS2 H. MATSON and CO.
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