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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14327, 12 April 1912, Page 12

AUCTIONS. ---~ ATSON . AND CO^ LAND TO SELL. LAND TO SELL. LAND TO SELL. i ABSOLUTE "REALISATION. j UIClttiST DISTRICTJN CANTERBURY. ! v(. NFFI) TO IU NORTH ISLAND FOR LAND. LOOK'!! TWO GOOD FARMS. MR DV\ID P.OVCE ha« instructed HMATSON and CO. *.<> di.»po<>c of his be Ron frnrs A» a nun's fa-i.ly exnaitd* so m.m far.uir.g -rcn ,-rpand and our vendor ],_, to mr.t tho ne«ls cf a X™™? ' affi »£; H* ha* done so. nnd now his n.at l-ttic properties are YOUR BrieJy, .he T.articuliri .'.re .v fo:!vw*: — •SflA ACRES Rcnl Goxi Class ot Land. —UU 11.as bfii mctiiodit.llv farmed. A farm which has by no mean., d'jtcr o-_',e_, Ihrouah s-.-lf satisfaction on tho pait fl the ( -«ner N«i! They arc in 2-e-d heart, ar.d rtadv'to tiv<> you r.u epportun-.ty to nccui'iu!,i't<* we-iltli. , . POSITION— Unexi-entionable. * • lll!<> ,rom •-."(ton Ruiiwav Station, school m the corner ~{ nropcrty Dwiiinxhciuso and oiitirmldings r<vV;iry. Th * i-'iiUlii:-- arc not up-to-date, r.i- vet in ke-s'iifly with !ho Und. but tlie iVrl" MAKES THE MONEY. It ia ?ooti ,-raas land a.-l prodi"-.-* 45 r.ushfils wheat nntl tV> hrnhtlu oi can. A\ ell fenced end •-.ell inrniotl. Aire 1/1 fl ACHES rrrr, !•,•■!"er 'hvi r.l/ove. about J.UU n ',-..:--? 'D-i! .Softer.. Compact. remfrrtabh*. veil Irnred pmpirty. NOTE—Mr Bovre '*■ iinxion.A to ret ft nti'lr.V ?W h-:t':s taking possession <•: the \:r.l.erhv proiertv thii n.ioii'h- He is not j-oin" to s'lnl: :■' any rr-crv pric.*, but l"* •Tilling to accept .1 decent offer. No go »l !-<-')iiiv' forv.-ard "villi any slllv pirvnn.-'Vm !;' y>n I'»vd » genuine desire to [."■r'chV d-i'i't hang back ana let tbo other 'Lap Km you. SEE US TO-DAY. GET BI'SY ,;-?■> if. MATSON and CO. A PORTION OF ONE OF. CANTERBURY'S BEST KNOWN ESTATES. EASY DISTANCE FROM CHRISTCHURCTf.. AND CLOSE TO TOWNSHIP AND . .SALI'IVARI'Ks. H MATSON and CO. havo been inri meted to SiLL PRIVATELY this property, coinnrisin? a h'c-h-class sheep nnd 'cropping fiirm in'splendid condition, ancl v.\ a' hisrh state of cultivation. Tlie earryin.r cupacilv' is 3IHIO i-n-fs. The owner has Wintered these, and the property is well planted with nianfntinns, nnd f.undividod nnd •watered Kirst-cln's biii'dinia. .voolshed. dip, draft fitabh'S, whan-, trsp ho't?,\ mens accommodaticr. At prefer.! Micro is about 100 acres turnips, balance stubble, and two, thief, and .four-year-old pasture. Easy terms coujd be arrai-p.-'d to an npprovrd purchaser. For particulars'(.nd full detai's apply _ 11. MATSON and c_a A~ PENINSULAR. ~ FARM NEA It" LITTLE RIVER. £SOO WILL BUY IT OUTRIGHT. 11 Q ACRES. L.1.P.. 900 years, Tent 13s J.XO lOd, less lebate for prompt payment. Only a milo and a half from creamery. Post u_i_c». Telegraph nnd school Some of the finest dairying nnd dels-noel country. The owner off 'u"> *icro_ cm 6 bags per acre- of cocksfoot, and ho will prove it. Thero 13 a nico house, rcullr-ry, concreted trapshed. excellent water supply laid on to buildings and garden. Subdivided into 9 paddocks, and abundant"-I- of feed. At £100 thi.i in far and away the cheapest property thnt has come into our hands. . If. MATSON and CO. LFLVSK LEASE. LEASE; '■»KQ.i ACRES, -1 years to run, comprising OOOs a gnind mixed, farm. Tho land VHTies from riih wheat growing land to nico pliable cropping and sheop country. The owner will give in 4 acres of potatoes, 8i acres mangold 3, hay and straw. At present jaasr. ia growing up to tho knees on tho place. Tho buildings aro excellent, and no mnn would require better. Gift price. See us. Hundreds will be after this. ___ H. MATSON and CO. GOING CONCERN. 3650 ACRES, TOGETHER V.'tTH 2000 SHEEP AND HORSES AND LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. AS A GOING CONCERN.. PRICE £3700 AS A' GOING CONCERN. This represents a grand sheep run. and the lease has .16 years to- run. Rent £312 per annum. About 16 miles of fencing,, and a irrand lot of. buildings, including dwelling-ihrep-yards, stabling, dairy, etc. Thero aro about 1000 ewes and. 1000 lamhs, mixed sexes, and 4-hcrso team, • votinir horses and cattle. PRICE £3700. _ H. MATSON and CO. TIIEALf-Y~EXCELLENT "SMALLV'ARii. EXCEPTIONAL TERMS CAN BE GIVEN, THE OWNER BEING LEFT A WIDOW, AND MUST REALISE. T\TE have just received instructions fo sell » » this property, comprising 351 ncre3, about 80 acres of which isvrieh flat wheat growing land, and tho balance undulating lew downs. The nroperty is situated right alongsido the railway station, creamery, saleyards and telephone, and an oasy journey to Christchurch. The position alone should mako it well worth tho money, irrespective of what it can do. At present carrying 700 sheep. The owner is prepared to leave on a good rum at second mortgage to an approved purchaser, as she is-determined to sell. The dwelling-house is a nice comniodiotis one ,up to date, with hot and cold water, stabling, sheop-yards, trap shed, and all the usual buildings. If you are wanting a farm of this character do not fail to insDOct this wonderful little placo Pri-o c_lv £13. H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers. """ amberley sheep property. . one of the most profitable ' pastoral properties ever offered to tiie public. an exceptional opportunity. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from MR JAMES f"*TACKHOUSK, who is leaving the Domiidon at an early date to take up land in Australia, to OFFER PRIVATELY his wellknown "ONEPUNGA" ESTATE. Briefly, the 'property comprises 4633 ACRES, situated ten miles from Amberley by nico roads There are roughly about 2000 acres limestone country, and tho balance is first-class tussock bills, all nicely subdivided and well fenced, and the building*" are very complete. There ia n splendid 7-TOonied dwelling, granary, shearing machines, stone and iron stables, implement shed, aheep-yaids and stock-yards. The Ventlor is' anxious to sell the pro- . neity aj a going concern, together with a largo quantity of furniture and effects, sheep, horses, miegtea, caltle. AGENT'S NOTE—We desire to intimate tb*t anyone whose attention is arrested by this advertisement will fine! en inspection that the abovo Estate is well worth tho price asked by the vendor. In fact, in comparison to sales •which havo been undo recently it is a very low pri:e. H. has owned the property for a considerablo mini be.* of years now, but owing to being desirous of settling his sons on tho land, and making a change, ho instructs ns to find a buyer if possible as a soinjr concern, otherwise he may be disposed to sell ,-epnrately. The position cf 'he property is everything; that could be desired, and there is no occasion to call attention to tho fact that it is about tho last estate of its class left in North Canterbury. We shall bo.jsl&d to show any likely buyer who is in dead earnest, over tne property. H. MATSON and CO., 143 Cashel street, Christchurch. ROC. ACRES—Cheapest Piece in Canter\J\J\J bury. Splendid buildings, 4 miles from railway station, 25 miles from City. Comprising 300 Acres Rich Cropping Land, balance varies good to light. Deposit required £3000. £21 per acre. Balance 5 per cent. . 9*l ACRES—Yaldhurst, Bit of Land, well situated. Any reasonable oSer will bo considered. A property like this should not go begging when land of inferior quality ha 3 been sold in this locality at £10 per acre in advance of what this vendor is asking. Price £32 10s. A X ACRES —I'rice £25 per Acre, Excellent Land for all purposes. Houso 7 rooms, all manner of outbuildings new, with a Lease of 116 Acres at Is per acre. Tho two properties together mako" an excellent farm, j Cf) ACRES, Yaldhurst—Tip-top, Sweet; »t\J Little Farm, with Splendid 6-roomed House, stabling and dairy, etc. This pro- j perty is only £25 nn acre, and the first man who inspects will snap it. G.X ACRES—Ellestnerc's Heaviest Land. As •J « Dairying Proposition this selection, which is one of the oldest, cmld not be beaten in any district •? New Zealand. Fine old Residence, eU- Prico £45 per OCT*.