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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13910, 8 December 1910, Page 12

AUCTIONS. 3. MATSON AND CO. FARM BUYERS. TT MATSON and CO. desire to bring -*- under the notice of any buyer for land the following properties, and they welcome enquiry. We cordially invite buyers to boo these Properties and elm!! be pleased to facilitate inspection for any bona fide purchaser. H. MATSON and CO. A SMALL FARM IN THE THICK OF THE FINEST AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT IN CANTERBCRY. rrr\ ACRES. Subdivided into 7 paddocks, I U watered by creeks and well fenced with excellent fences. At present carrying 20 dairy cows, 70 ewes and lamba, and 3 horses. Fifty acres in English grass, none of which is over two years old. 15 acres in oats, 5 acres in turnips. Adaptable for dairy farming and cropping. Price. £18 10s per r.cre. We are in a position to give good terms and havo no hesitation in submitting this property a.s being a real down good farm. Land adjacent sold for £22 and £-23 just recently. Price of this only £18 lO.s. Fint rate Dwellinchouse of S rooms. S-b_.'l cowshed, stables, etc. (Fol. Al M. 108) H. MATSON and CO. TOHDM7 MILES OF CHRISTCHURCH. 179 ACRES—A Farm in tho pink of health Xt Jj an a a delight to tho eye. The property is watered by abundant supply and is exceedingly well fenced. The owner is wishing to retire from active l farming, and is prepared to extend any favourable terms. Good 7-rcomcd house, granary, stables, dairy, cow bails, piggeries, in fact thero U not a penny expenditure wanted. Price. £13 per acre. (Fol. Al. B. 187) H. MATSON und CO. SUIT A DEALER. SHEEP COUNTRY CLOSE TO THE HUB OF CITY. AAA ACRES of First-clars Sheep Country U\J\J j,nd Agricultural Land situated on the Port Hills, where it is warm in the winter and cool in the summer. The block is exceptionally well watered and is a property with a very largo prospective value. It has a great carrying capacity and no more favourable opportunity could bo tnken than to inspect at tho present dry period. Price, £9 per acre, or a near offer. (Fol Al. B. 90) H. MATSON and CO. A SMALL DEPOSIT AND THE BALANCE CAN REMAIN ON MORTGAGE. •1 -1 ACRES—Very handy Little Farm, 20 J--JJ- miles from town. Divided into 8 paddocks, water in each, and a well kept place free from gor6C. Four-roomod Cottage, scullery and dairy, 25 acres in oats, rape,' nnd turnips, baluncc in grass. Only £8 10s per acre. (Fol. Al. B. 161) H. MATSON and CO. A LEASEHOLD ADJACENT TO TAI TAPU. 100 ACRES L.1.P.. rental £21 per acre. JLUU Growa excellent crops of barley, grass and clovers. Tho property is used at present as a mixed farm and on account of its position should find a buyer immediately. It is hold under L.I.P. 099 years, and is better than a freehold. Prico for tho goodwill £1050. No reasonable offer refused. (Fol. Al. D. 63) H. MATSON and CO. RICH FARM HANDY TO LEITHFIELD. AA ACRES—A Good Dairy or Cropping O\J Farm splendidly watored by streams and adjacent to tho river. This property will produco heavy yields of wheat, beans, peas, etc., and for dairying it is unequalled. It is five minutes from school and post office and very closo to tho line. Good 9-roomed Dwelling, stabling, milking shod, granary, and dairy. One of the most complete farms we havo advertised for many months. Price, £27 per acre. Fol. Al. B. 161) H. MATSON and CO. AN ALL ROUND MIXED FARM IN THE MALVERN DISTRICT. OA t_ ACRES—Partly flat and low downs, o"±_ all ploughnble, 20 acres in wheat, 80 in oats. 20 in turnips, balance in new and old pasturo with tho exception of 45 acres native. Well watered by natural streams and a water race right through the front of the properly. Onlytwo minutes from the railway station, saleyards, post office, etc. Commodious Dwelling of 10 rooms, nico garden, lawns and orchard. Wool shed with capacity for 2000, 8-stalled stable, cow bails, implement ehed. only £13 per aero and easy terms if necessary. (Fol. Al. H. 139) H. MATSON and CO. THE FINEST FARM EVER OFFERED TO BUYERS OF RICH LAND. QO ACRES, comprising a beautiful soil, tJO nothing to equal it in Tai Tapu. To inspect this property is to realise that there is still a good farm for sale cheap. We have had the pleasure of handling the output from this property for many years, and wo can with ©very conl'denca inform our readers that this is an exceptional piece of land. On it is a new house of 5 rooms, 3-stallcd stable, implement shed, piggeries, ttc. The price is £50 per acre and the terms very easy seeing that a man with £1200 down can tako possession. (Fob Al. Mc. 78) H. MATSON and CO. WOOL SALES. WOOL SALES. WOOL SALES. SEASON 1910-1911. H MATSON and CO. solicit tho Selling • of your WOOL. NO STORAGE CHARGE. ALL LOTS COVERED BY INSURANCE. FOR EXPERT SALESMANSHIP, PERSONAL ATTENTION, and MOST UP-TO-DATE WOOL STORES, and with the assurance of NO MISTAKES OF YOUR WOOL BEING THROWN AWAY, then CONSIGN TO H. MATSON and CO., THIRD SALE THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1911. ; H. MATSON and CO. I Cashel street. "A GOOD THING." BENEFICIARIES IN A DECEASED ESTATE WANT THEIR MONEY. A GRAND INVESTMENT. H_X ACRES, one of tho finest grass farms IJ. 2 around about Christchiirch. This property wo con heartily recommend, and the sale is an exceptional one. It is situated in a rich dairying centre and i 3 divided into 8 paddocks, closo to rail, station, creamery and P.O. Eightroomed Dwellinghouso, stables, dairy, cowshed, 17 cow bails, cart shed, piggeries, all in good order. NOTE—Tho farm is occupied try a tenant who has a lease expiring early in 1913. Rental £2 2s 6d per acre. We can sell the freehold to-day at £37 per acre. Surely a grand investment for any city man wanting to acquire a farm property, where he will receive a big rate of interest on his money. Further particulars apply H. _ATSON and CO. CLOSE TO GLENTUNNEL. 11 QO Acr E S Foothill Country, facing the XXO\J sun _ nc j looking over the Canterbury Plains. Just imagine a sunnymorning, how this property would appeal to the owner It would do quite the same to you. It grows oats, rape turnips, and grass seed. It i s '_ mil _ ■nd a half from echocl and post office Picturesque and up-to-date Homestead of 8 rooms and all offices, brand "new Prico £8 per acre. For fattening and producing sheep this farm is on ita own. H. MATSON 'and CO. ON BANKS PENINSULA^ AAA ACRES—One pf the finest properties yi/U offered on the market, and one of the very few that yon can believe is worth the money. All we ask is an in spection from anyone that wants it" This property is now carrying i 5 06 ewes, and will grow any class of w hif« crop, and is in a district that is in creasing in value. In fact, it i s a ] ' man's property, as with a littl_ bit If surface sowing trie property will ear™ over 3 sheep to the acre. Acv reason able terms. Price £13 per acre.