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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14668, 17 May 1913, Page 20

H. MATSON Ayp~Co7~ H. MATSON AND CO., STOCK, STATION AND PROPERTY SALESMEN, WOOLBROKERS. l<3 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, TO SPECULATORS. DEALERS, ORCHARDISTS, CITY MEN WITH A BIAS FOR COUNTRY LIFE, SEE US TO-DAY! ' 1 HO- ACRKS clo?c to town an d lr»m*. toiUVJ ppther with comiorlftli!" residence of C rooms snd urnal nutbui'.dings. Must prow in value thin neat few years. Splendid s-iil. £75 per ac:e. 11. MATSON and CO. N.B.—HAVING TWO LONG FRONTAGES, WOULD CUT UP \S'ELL. 900 ACHES - PRACTICALLY VIRGIN SOIL. ONLY £3 PER ACRE. First-claei Shoep, Cattle and Agricultural Land, limestone basin, closo to telephone, school, and store, also dairy factory. Sunnj faces capped with '.ight bush. Flax mill starting next fca?on in tho neighbourhood, 4 to 500 tons virgin flax on the property. Ivich river flats worth £40 an acre, and no floods. 90 acres in English frrnes and turnips, 20 f,cr«s ploughed for oats, balance grass and surface town with cccksfoct. Terms £ICOC cesh, balar.ee in 7 years r.t 5 per cent. Verj clean nnd cxccptioniilly free of weeds. New Bungalow of four main rooms, h. and c. bath, asd offices, Urge verandah, all well fenood and in .1 paddocks. Weil constructed outbuildings, stables, etc. Owner guarantees fir«i genuine buyer will do business. H. MATSON and CO.. Agents. N.B.—Owner would exchange for gooo Farm in North Canterbury. <*«»?• • OLD AGE COMPELS SALE. FIKST-CLAES CANTERBURY BUTCH ERY, old established. No opposition. la-me and rising district, averages over » body a week nnd 10 to 15 sheep. Turnovei from £25 to £35 per week. Further details, H. MATSON and CO.. Agents. FOR PRIVATE SALE. A BARGAIN. ACRES, £i 15s .per acre. £7000 £t\JO\J can remain on mortgage. 21 miles from railway elation, school, and telephone, splendid homestead of 0 rooms, divided into 9 paddocks. The p'.ace carries 1600 ewex, 9 horecs, nnd produces' a lump of crop cvory year. This place is close to the sea, arid no ono need say there arc no cheap places in New Zealand, and land is too dear, as you have only to inspect this, and if you have any judgment at all you will buy. H. MATSON and CO. FARM TO LET. fJAA ACRES at ISs per acre, 6-roomed UUU Houtc, and good buildings. Horaoj, implement;, feed, etc, at valuation. 5 years' lease. Apply • • " >" ' $. MATSON and CO., Agents. FARM TO BE LEASED. 221 ACRES, LITTLE RAKAIA, SOUTHBEIDGE. MR D. J. McCORMICK having: decided to Tctire from farming, has instructed H. MATSON and CO.. TO LET his Well-knor/n FARM, ae above, for a period of SEVEN YEARS. The following aro brief particulars: _ 281 Acres subdivided into 11 poddockn by live and wire fences, water in every paddock, half in grass, half in etubble, 20 acres are at present ploughed. There is & first-cl.ies G-roomed House on the property. Hot end cold water, gae lighting plant, garden tastefully laid out, also 5-stalled stable and looeebox, two .good orchards, good fiehing and shooting on baska of Ra»aia nvcr. A unique opportunity is ndw presented to farmers to secure a enug little homo and good land in this favoured district. Mr McCormick'e farm is well known to be one of the beet, therefore do not miee this chance. H. MATSON and CO. . WOOL. SKINS. HIDES. ' I'AT. H MATSON desire to draw the attention * of Farmers and others to the SPECIAL SALES OF WOOL SPECIAL SALES OF WOOL being hold on tho SECOND THURSDAY IN EACH MON'IH: SKINS, FAT. HIDES, ARE SOLD BY US EACH THURSDAY. , Wo regard the above branch of our business as being one of tho most important to our vendors, and employ an expert who do-■ vot£3 the whole of his time to the clfteaificalion and realisation of the above class ofproduce. HENCE our efforts in th'"s department have earned us a reputation that ia unassailable. PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. CONSIGN ALL LOTS T5 Hi MATSOX and CO., Chris tchurch. . CLEARING SALES. CLEARING SALES. CLEARING SALES. A T this period of the year it is tho usual -ex thin? to sec a number of Clearing Sales in different parte of the country. Should you from any cause whatever contemplate having a oleariug ssJe, we should bo glad to be entrusted with its disposal. To secure satisfactory realisations of a clearing oa.te where, to a large extent, the success lies entirely with the Auctioneer and his abilities, before placing your eale, which many vendors are apt to do without consideration, just consider these facts. You require an agent who is ft good salesman and is popular frith tho public, and who it id > position to gi*e terms to your buyers. You require honesty and integrity eo that you will get tie fullest results from your account ealee. You will require the man who is a jud?e of all kinds of etocli, impl-mcnta, crops, etc., as vendors' interests have to be protected at clearing ea.l'-s where the lots are frequently numeroie end isnd you require a business house that will pay you promptly. Our firm has all thee<; qualifications, and, in fact, it i* a p'easure to us to conduct a. eale to soe the workmanlike manner in which ewir officers attend to their work. Look »t the number of s&lcs held throughout the y«er, and *«;k any of thofo frequenting tho sates regarding our abilities, nr.d we fee! certain thnt you will decide in our favour. We oorduct ?alos in any part of the country. Our charges aro on the lowest sca!e. H. MATSON and CO. C7150