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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14432, 13 August 1912, Page 12

AUCTIONS. I H. MATSON AND CO. : FKEEHOLD. i SMALL FABM. SMALL- FARM. m ACRES—Beautiful Dairying Land, freehold, with 4-roomc>d luuse, cowshed, bails, stables. 8 acres in good grass, stubbio, spiendid orchaid. Given in at the price—l horso, 3 cowl, and shares in Sefton creamery. Prico tho lot—£sso—A nibble. H. MATSON and CO. NEAR CITY. ANOTHER TIP-TOP PLACE. iOA ACRES, with extra pood house and j iJV bui'diiiirs. Land in best of beart, ■ all of it summer fallowed la?t year, and 1G ' acres sown w.th roots p.na green crops, ; balance under plough, all crops in. Near Christchurch, and grand district. PRICE ONLY £900. H. MATSON and CO. i . —■- J4Qf)O ACRES SCR., annual rental of j iVjO i7s Cd, Irare 10 years to run j wi'h ri'jht of renowal for further !il yesrs, i rin;,' fenced, witli a tew fmuli fields, nearly j all p!ouj;!tab!e, 5-roomcd l-.oiiso. ?t,>re room. I -1-stall stable, chaff house, bugiry house, dip, yards, 27 rai.rs fro:n Mo'sourn, ISOO fherp jof which SOU i\re pwc?, fi hrrses. 6 caUle, im- ] pletnents, tu;d everything except furniture. I Prico £3COQ as a going concern. Fol. 10 H. M.VTSON end CO. HA WEE'S BAY. LAND PROPOSITION. i . j CHEAP MONEY FOR FARMERS. £10,000 FOR A LONG TERM OF YEARS AT 5 PER CENT. Of all the larje estates in Hawlie's Bay I prrhnpo none ndm t of so much improvement a? tho Gwavas E'tato. Wo ore now in a position to offer about 5000 ACRES of it for «alo on very easy terms. Tho soil is a free chocolste loam on a srravr] rub-soi! ea?iiy ploughed and ta'cin? clover and cocksfoot well, but owing to the r«'.ldocks beinsr ebout 1000 acres in extent, of cour'o the forn gets away apain, as much of it was Totara Forest, but the fires of Senerntions Lavo almost completely c'.cttred it, and it is now ready ior the plough. Rape, Turnips, and Oats eivo very eat:sfactory resu'is, and the swedes PTOwn this y&ar, by tho late manager of the station, v.h> h-s purhascd Ji porticn of it, have been a sjreat success. It is carrying three-quarters of a sheep to tho acTe this winter on the pasture can easily be made to carry a theep to the aero, and, of ooure, if the whole is ploughed it will carry very much m-re. It is won watered, ard tho formation. Ions? low lends itself to cn'tivation ar.d piibdiviston. It is nineteen miles by fat metalled read from Wa'pa-vn, is fplcrdid hes'thy hogget r ountrv, and the pri-n it £1 5s (three pounds five) per acre, of vvh'Vh £10.010 can remain on long term of mortise <vt b per cent. H. MATSON and CO. ' "WE ADVERTISE BECAUSE IT IS BUSINESS. HERE IS A CHEAP FARM .IN THE THICKLY SETTLED SEFT>T., f AND ■ BALCAIRN LOCALITY. ; ACRES ACRES Most productive form land and dairyin? iountry. One mile from stntion. stuate just I north of Cliristchvrch. Stay near home I mnrkfts. good neighbours. Big money in > this faim. INVESTIGATE IT. Ex-e'lcnt buildings, b?st in diMriet. Fine res apnee and every outbuilding required. All nearly new. At present about SO Acres Wheat 100 Acres Youn™ Grass 20 Acres Oats. j Nice STuare paddock?, pocd fences. Lend \ abeolutc'y cler.n. A fnrm that will please tho most fast dious buyer. THIS WILL PELL. We dc'cribe somelliiti!j we hnve seen, und buyers «hou!d not 1a:l to net busy. Idcnl district Q lick tranrpoitr.tion. Climate fine for man, i>tock and crops. REDUCED TO £QC 10s PER ACRE, AND PHILANTHROPIC TFRMS CAN BE • GIVEN BY THE OWVER. WHTIS RETIRING. ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS. NO BETTER NOR CHFAPER BIT OF LAND OFFERING. H. MA'iSON and CO. ESTATE OF J. TAYLOR, DECEASED. AZ ACRES—Must bo fold. A tip-top liUlo bit of land adjoining railway station IS miles from Christchurch. Makings of a pou try fr.rm, or a s'avt on land for a man wi'.h small mw.n«. Thiee frontages en main roads. Good dealers' halfway paddock for holding stock. Prico £435. Great terms given. H. MATSON and CO. LEASE A GOOD FA RM AND DON'T I SINK ALL YOUR CAPITAL. OQA ACRES. 880 OWNER RETIRING, DESIROUS OP LEASING HIS iAli.iL 580 ACRES Ep'end.d Mixed Farm, in. a h;c;h stato of cultivation. Easy distance Christchurch, and only 3 miies from rail and 3tileyurd3. All work d>nc given in. Com pletc buildings. Good House, stablue, yiird?, cowshed, trnpshed, implement shed Liber»l '.ease, and the owner wiil be found to bo a man not requiring severe restriction*, but will treat the tenant liberally SEE US. H. MATSON and CO. SNUG FARM. WAIKARI. NOT A SHADOW OF A DOUBT THAT THIS PLACE IS A NIBBLE. ACRES IQnn ACRES CAN BE ACQUTPFT-) ON SPLENDID TERMS.

Chiefly limestone cowntry, excellent pastoral property. Has crewn also 65 burhels of Residence, hot and co!d service, new woolsbrd, stn'oles. traashed, whare; 13 paddocks wintered 1700 ehecp. Pripe flO per aero. • Fo'io 77 H. MATSON and CO. SKINS, CRCTCniNGS, WOOL AND HIDES. EVERY THURSDAY MESSRS H. MATSON , md CO hild falcs of the above, all Jots being displayed under tho weliii?htcd roof of our New Wool Store, Addin"ton. This Department is in charge of a Specialist, bid wo enn faithfully guarantee the best resuila at all Auctions. SECCXD THURSDAY in the month we hold a WOOL SALE, and are *Iways i''is«i to receive consignments. H. MA-iSUN Hud CO. RICHEST, SWEETEST, HEAVIEST, LrOAiIIEST LAIKYiNG LAIsD. Together with one of the finest Homesteads (all now) in tho Colony. ACKES £}0() ACItES Magnificent farm, ii aa immed;ate sale ia not torthct-ai.ug the veuaor exchange ilia property iur, fay, 1000 to 2ouO acite oi iiieep couiiuy Ihe position cf the above ia:m is .deal. E- ; u*il u> j.ai 'lapu'a beet ianu —on.y the price ie xoS an acre, uiid not XW. It is a clean ui)-u>-date iiim, good itnece, and we;i watered, ilujjdiaya uro aii soa - . r'lt for n Kiny;. For cowe. v. heat growing and lamb fattening, it is uaequul.'ed. WONDERFUL GRASS LAND. Any farmer wanting a chcn;e on to rich Jind with a beautiful sou will iind it htre. Have you a sbeejj fartn to offer v < in cschange? If so, NOW IS THE TIME. Price of above farm £33, and epiendid terms. H. MATSOS and CO.