AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND 00. TO-MORROW, at 10.80. TO-MORROW, at 12.30. [TV. ER. CLEARING SALE on account T-ua-ses y . Estate late Mark Hawken, PRESTON'S ROAD, __ARSHLAND. PRESTON'S ROAD, —aRSHLAND. _ 9t SHEEP. CATTLE, HORSES, PIGS, -curing POULTRY, IMPLEMENTS, PRODUCE, FUjcv-OTURE, DAIRY UTENSILS, SUNDRIES, ETC., ETC. Also, at 2 o'clock, — The PROPERTY known aa "Scotch Hill," comprising 16 ACRES of the richest of land. LUNCHEON PROVIDED* S-» H. MATSON and CO -TEESTON STOCK SALfi. •aa- FRIDAY NEXT, 29th NOVEMBER. iat, un, LAND. LAND. LAND, cd. "*' "W E haTe bo*** instructed by MR T. G. '<-n V * McKEE, to SELL his Southbridge >**> Farm, comprising 110 ACRES, with all buildd " ings. Mr McKoe is retiring on account of on * advancing years, and will givo excellent *d terms. j Sale immediately after Pig Sale. Also account CLIENT, 1 Finely bred three-year-old Shorthorn Bui Account CLIENT, Massey Harris Binder IT 34M H. MATSON and CO. CLEARING SALE AT BOTTLE LAKE ROAD, BURWOOD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2-tk, at 1 o'clock. TT MATSON and CO. have been instruct-- -"-• by MR J. H. ROUSE, who is giving up dairying, to HOLD a CLEARING SALE e _ of all his LIVE and DEAD STOCK on the ig- premises. Particulars are as follows:— °ff Cattle: 8 Cows, 1 Bull ey 3 Horses, 1 Milk Oar., Cans, Drums, etc. Also the Furniture and Effects of a four- _ j roomed dwelling, and Milk Round. iw 3195 '-• H. MATSON and CO. rpATTEBSALL'S. SATURDAY NEXT. , SPECIAL ENTRIES: On Account of a CLIENT, 1 Chestnut Pony Mare, 4 years, by Drift- ',- • wood—Lady Irvington, 14 hands, saddle and harness; trial Account CLIENT, 1 Ches. Dr. Gelding, 6yrs, good shatter; trial ?• Account MR E. BOWES, Ricc-rton, *• 1 Child's Pony, very quiet in saddle or [<t harness n, st Account CLIENT. of 1 Grass Mower (Hornby) 30 —— 2 FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. \l 5493 H. MATSON and CO. E>. FARM-HORSES: -- FARM HORSES. > FARM HORSES. o, A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR io FARMERS TO GET RELIABLE AND iIRST HAND \HORSES. • AT TATTERSALL'S. i» AT TATTERSALL'S. »- SATURDAY NEXT, at 12 o'clock. S On acoount of MR D. R. HUTCHISON, w Kirwee, 1 Chestnut Mare, lOyrs, with foal at foot *» by Royftl" Kelvin, broken to all faon work 1 Brown Mare, -yrs, with foal at foot by Royal.Kelvin, broken to all farm work 1 Brown Filly, 4yrs, by Dalmuir Prince, unbroken 1 Bay Filly, 3yrs, by Dalmuir Prince, unbroken 1 Bay Gelding, 2yrs, by Dalmuir Prinoe, unbroken 1 Grey Filly, lyr, by Dalmuir Prince, unbroken On acoount of MR N. M. uUNLOP, Kin-co, 1 Bay GolcLng, aged, good chain horse ane loader t 1 Bay Filly, _y-s, by Glengarvie • 1 Roan Horse, Gilbert, by 'Londsboro; trial in saddle and harness On account of MR T. HALL, Waikari, 1 Five-yesr-o'.d Draught G-".ding, real ripper, broken to all chain work On account of MR W. o'_»itlEN, Hawarden, First-class Gelding, 4 years old, broken to all farm work and reliable' 349. H. MATSON and CO. i-jiPORTANT PROPERTY AUCTION. PROPERTY KNOWN AS NO. 06 RUGBY STREET, MERIVALE. H MATSON and CO. have been favoured • with instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late Hartley Sagar, to offer BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, AT NOON, this Residence comprising S large* airy rooms, all offices and up-to-date conveniences, standing on fine, valuable section of J-acre, more or less. Further particulars from • „_<_. H. MATSON and CO., / -x a * ao Auctioneers. HS9S ~ AND IMPORTANT CLEARING S^££. I £ES **«> DEAD STOCK/ •'PATITrj ESTATE, GREENPARKV T A c^ unt CAPTAIN HUGH McLEAN j FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13th, tt 11 £_, I'RIDAY, DECEMBER 13th, at II _,«_ TU-ESSRS H. MATSON and CO., in conj J** BOtl<m with MESSRS DALGETY and CO., have been favoured with instruction- from CAPTAIN H. McLEAN, who has j " ol £ J" 8 , property, to HOLD a CLEARING 1 SALE of all his High-class LIVE and DEAD j STOCK on tho above date. - Th ? Sbl * wsll Vommcnco at 11 o'clock. Luncheon provided. 'Conveyances will meet ] the morning < train at 'G.eenpark. H. MATSON.and (30. 3497 _j_ALGETY and CO. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO.
QOULD, BEAUMONT AND l CO., FINANCE AND STOCK AGENTS, I 118 HEREFORD STREET*; ' ; . Established -367. We undertake the management of TRUST " ABSENTEE and PRIVATE ESTATES, and the Collection of Rent and Interest. i . NORTH CANTERBURY. - AN IDEAL SHEEP PROPERTY. • 1920~ IcRES l Within easy reach of railway and approached by well formed and metalled road. Subdivided into 10 paddock-, well fenced I throughout, and abundantly watered. Winters 2000 ewee, 600 dry sheep, 40 head cattle. The homestead improvements comprise sixroomed dwelling, whare, woolshed, five-stalled stable, yards, small enclosures, etc There is no finer property tn this favourite locality, it oct-priaea rich river flats (capabl* of growing any kind of crop), easy ploughable downs and tv-sock hills. Some 1200 acres have been ploughed and grassed, and the balance has been well surface sown with English grasses. It is ideal fattening country, possessing exceptional natural advantages for lambing, and heavy percentage, are to be relied upon. There is plenty of toope for further improvements by which the carrying'capacity could be considerably increased, oi, if desired, the property can be efficiently ma-aged at a minimum cost Wa confidently reoommend an inspection. PRICE—-38 10s PER ACRE. • SOULD, BEAUMONT *^_______W
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14523, 27 November 1912, Page 15
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