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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14223, 11 December 1911, Page 12

AUCTIONS. H. MATSQN AND CO. ' HERE IS A SALEABLE PROPOSITION THE GOLDEN FLEECE. THE GOLDEN FLEECE. THE GOLDEN FLEECE. Wβ have had placed in our hands this day the following properly, and it i* all right: QO QOf\ ACRES Pasturage License. «sOjUiO'JKJ pinng the Ist of March. 1918, rental £15 a year, i'cr sale together with about n<l2oo cheep of mixed ages and ''sexes, ail i-heep in the wool. Wool shed for six afiearers, holds 800 sheep, 9-roomcd dwelhnghouEe, graiul roomy men's accommodation, 13 bunks, telephone on to th»» house, sbeep-varde, etc. This is a property that will assuredly return the best results. The wool clip is 200 bales. Tho price is £11,509, with ail Eheep ir. the Wool, end first-cbs3 terms will bo given. Anybody on the look-out for a sheep property with an undeniable chance of making money should get after thi3. IX. MATSON and CO. WANTED TO~EXCHXSfGE. IF there is a farmer with about 100 or 130 acres near Christcharch, who wants to exchange, and who wants to get hold of a nice gocd agricultural farm of about 700 acres''he has only to call upon, us, and we wiii put nun in the way oi a very safo investment. For a number of reasons cur client wants to" co mo and live pear Christ-chuTL-h, and that is his reason for wanting to exchange. The price of his property is £17 10* per acre, and ho can give grand terms • H. MATSON and CO. " '• OWNER RETIRES. BEST PROPOSITION OP THE YEAR. BEST PROPOSITION OF THE YEAR. BEST PROPOSITION OF THE YEAR. FIRST TIME IN THE MARKET. LOW PRICE—EASY TERMS. We would draw special attention to this farm, which must ha sold before the end of the year. A clinking cheep farm, comprising, some ACRES fJKQ ACRES Of the env*tcst country obtainable at the coney. Brief .particulars a-s under:—----750 ACRES, subdivided into 14 paddocks, with water in each, grand lencea, also ehelter plantations, dwell-ing-houso of 6 rooms, w. house, men's wfcare, dairy, woolshcd, •table, chaffhouso and workshop, sheep dip, 2 sets sheep yards. Crops—About ISO acres in . oats, remarkably fine crope, SO acres rape sown down with graea, S3 acres ploughed for turnips, 150 acres now grass, balance two end three-year-old grab's. Situation—Close to telephone, P. 0., and a few milra from saleyards—beat sale centro in terburyFur rape, oats, and root crops thie farm would bo hard to beat. Will carry over 12 ewes, and fatten all lambs besides crops. Price £12 an acre. Grand terir.3. See us. H. MATSON and CO. A.—T EASEHOLD, Straight Out LeaseXj . Dairy Farm of 65 acres, Sefton district, one mile from creamery, 6-roomcd house, cowbails, stables, ' etc., etc. TO LET for a tern at 223 ed per acre, A Wje chance. Foll ?,J 121 - ___.H : MATSON , and CO. A..— ATI ACHES', Qicoptional terms, good %IJL heaw, cropping and dairy land, in exceptionally good order, 00 acres in crop, balance young grass, 8-roomed homestead, ail offices, Btablc, loft, shearing shed in fact every mortal thing. Prico £16 10a, 15 per cent, down, 5 per cent. in. 12 -months, balance 6 per cent., or will exchange for ■30-100 ecrea. Fol j°, 3 " H. MATSON and CO A.-19Q ACRES. GoocTl>airy_ Farjn and J.<£O will grow splondia crops Jf ■ wheat oats, nice home, hot and cold water, and all kinds of outbuildings; only J mile from creamery. £500 down will buy it, and tho price £25 an acre.. ; ■ Folio 33 y 31. MATSON and CO. A.—i Q1 ACRES, high-class farm, tip-top XOX place. In appte-pio order; ac- . knowlcdged best grain crowing farm in the district Splendid ■■" . * buildings. No.better farm tor offer. £33 an acre. Folio 45 H. MATSON and CO. A,~QA ODD ACRES Ladbrooks Farm, OU riohest of land of beautiful soil, suitable for dairying nnd producing heavy crops, 17 acies in petw, 80 acres oats, i acres mangolds, and potatoes. Compact build- ' . ings. Price £50 an acre.Folio .18 H. MATSON and CO. A--137/J ACRES, at present carrying AOIt: 1305 cwee, 250 hoggets, 18 •- cattle, and 13 horses. A good sheep faTtn, within easy journey of Chriatohurch, 9-rooined house and full equipment of buildings, including wool shed, ■ with Cooper's machine "shears and' oil engine; water wheel for cutting chaff, etc. £3 per acre. Folio 24 • H. MAJSON and CO-_ A.— A QA ACRES—Owner will exchangefoi tc«aU Town Property. Situated an hour nnd a half journey from Christchurcb. Present crops, J5 acres wheat, 70 acres oat 3, 30 acres kale, 12 acres 'turnips, hoiance 1 and 3-year-old graea. Good buildings, and when we say good we mean £ o °cL Price . : only £12 per acre. Folio 83 . '_■ . H. MATSON and CO A,— £*O PER Acre balance exceed--3y*s ingly good terms, 340 Acros sheep nnd cropping farm, half n mile from school, post office, telephone, and 2 miles from ealo.varae. A good proposition worth inquiring. Folio 73 %. HATSON and CO. A,—COS ACRES at Methven—This is freehold. Price £12 an acre, with it goes 500 acres of. lease; rent 63 6d, 20 years to run. There is easily 2s an aero in this lease, it being eiwily worth Sβ 6d. Property will grow wheat and oats, and the buildings aro on the ' freehold, and comprise good house, stable, grain shed, wool shod, dip and yards. Folio 25 H. MATSON and CO. A.—QPLENDID Mixed Farm—7s2 ACRES, »J of which 55 acres in wheat, 15 in barley, 80 in oats, 16 in tur- . nips, has wintered over 1000 cheep, and has grown 2G to SO bushels of wheat, 6-roomed house, and all kinds of out buildings, the best. Price £12 -'■ ■ 10a per acre. This is a very • solid property, and some of tho best oat, wheat and turnip country near Christchurch .Folio 69 ' - H. MATSON and CO. A.— Q9A ACRES, easy distance to ChristOO\t church, grand cheep farm, reduced to £5 15s per aero. This property js in tip-top order, with an abundance of feed, nice homestead, good plantations, and out buildings good. It has carried all this winter 1 ewe to the acre. ■ and produeea grand crops of oats, turnips and grass. Prico £5 153 per acre. Easy terms given, ' H. MATSON and CO. A,—fLOSE "to Culverden Eat ate— SSB V-. , • ACRES gTand rich heavy agricultural land. At present 95 1 acres wheat, 45 peaa, 90 of barley, 50 of oats, comfortable homestead, and a good all-round property. £13 per acre * Folio SO 1 ■■'•■■ H. MATSON and CO. [ A,—7XQ ACRES. Oamaru FarTri—WiH*Ex"----100 change for City Property in Christchurch, good down land [ Prico £17 ten acre, and owner 1 will accept town properties, or a I 200 *cio Farm in part payment Folio 64 H. MATSON and CO. ; 20 ACRES rich Land, ' X with brand now house, cost ■ £500, and outbuildings. Property will grow good craps of wheat, Votatoca, peas, beans, etc Price £1050. H. MATSON'and CO. . A.--C1 ACRES, 7 miles from Cbristchnrch 1 OJL . —One of the best farms in New ' Zealand, been in the owner's * ■ ■ . ' hands 26 years, for dairying or cropping do better land in th« " market; aice S-rooined house, .4'etall sfable, cba£Ehou?e, dairy, trapshed, implement *hed, etc Owner has been offered £3 5s rent for a lerm. Hβ' wants ft * ettaight sale, as ho is retiring from farming. Full paiticulai3, tfrms, etc, at t , H. MATSON ami CO.