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Press, Volume L, Issue 15014, 8 July 1914, Page 16

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO TEESTON SALE. FRIDAY NEXT. TO DAIRYMEN. TO DAIRYMEN. TO DAIRYMEN. SPLENDID HERD OF MILKING COWS. SPLENDID HERD OF MILKING COWS. On account of MR JOHN BOAG, JUNR., FRIDAY NEST, JULY 10tH 11 Cows, duo «o calve in August. • These cows aro Shorthorn arid Jersey Crow, 2nd, 3rd, and Ith calvera. Exceptionally nr.e quality, and all sound, and very quiet. Also 6 Forward Steers. On account ot a CLIENT we will OFFER the following: — 1 Bay Dr. Gclfl., Tom, aped, all work 1 Bay Dr. GeM., Clyde, aged, all vrork 1 Bay Dr. Gekl., Duke, aged, all -work 1 Grey Dr. Geld., Punch, aged, all work 1 Bay* Dr. Filly, tie. 4yrs, unbroken 1 Br. Dr. FiUy, ria. 4yre, unbroken 1 Br. Dγ. Colt] ris. 4yre, unbroken 1 Bay Hack Mare, aged, saddle and harnese Also in the Estate of late BRIDGET McDERMOTT, 25 ACRES, situate Lakende-cum-DoyJes-ton. Comprises sonw of the best land in this favoured district. ■ Further Entries Solicited. 5155 H. MATSON and CO. O H £ P F~I~E~L D S A L~E. FRIDAY NEXT.

Special Entries— 100 Forward Wethers. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. SISI H. MATSON and CO. np A T I E X S ALL'S. SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 11th. Special Entries— On account W. STRANGE and CO., LTD., 1 Bay Mare, ".Nellie." 1 Black Marc, "Jet." Also— 2 Vans and 2 Sets of Harness. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. 5155 H. MATSON and CO. TMPORTANT FURNITURE SALE. LEESTON. LEESTON. MONDAY, JULY 13tli, at 12.30. Wβ have received instructions from MR R. LOUDON, of .Leoston (who is retinng from the Bauk of New Zealand) to bcII tue whole of hia superior Furniture and Effects. THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE MAIN ITEMS. EVERYTHING FOR ABSOLUTE SALE.

DINING ROOM—Suito of 7 pieces, carpet, runner, mats, overmantel, clock, cheffonier, curtain and poles, table cover, hanging lamp, dinner Bet, afternoon tea set, cruets, pictures, and books, etc., etc. SITTING ROOM—2 Eaey chairs, J Chesterfield, 1 Table and Cover, Rocking Chair, Carpet, Mat 3, Wicker Table, Braes Fender, and Irons, Coal Scuttle, hanging ■ Lamp, small Table, Mirrors, Ornaments, Curtains and Poles, etc., etc. BEDROOM—I d. Bedstead, Table, Chairs, Mats, Ruga. Fender and Irons, "Washstand and Ware, Wardrobe, 2 Lamps, Clock, . Ornaments, etc., etc. BEDROOM—I Double Bed and Bedding, Washstand and Ware, , Overmantel, Clock, Commode, Cupboard, etc., etc. HALL—PaIm Stand, Gong, Barometer, Hall Lamp, Carpet Runner, etc., etc.. BEDROOM—Three-quarter Bad, Wire Muttresa and Bedding, Cupboard, Cheat Drawers, Boot Cupboard, Tables, Magic Lantern, Linoleum. BATHROOM—Chairs, Towel Stand, Table | ■ and Mirror, Mats, etc.KlTCHEN—Linoleum, Clock, Tublo, Hanging Lamp, Oil Stove and Oven, Kitchen Crockery, Saucepans, Carpet Sweeper, Churn, Scales and Weights, Stable Lantern, etc., etc. GARDEN TOOLS, ETC.—Wedges and Maul, Hedge » Clippers, Lawn Mower, Spirit Level, Garden Hose, Rakes,Spade*. Forks, Saws, Tennis Nets, 6 tons Coal, 3 corda Firewood, Wheelbarrow, Garden Roller, Ladder, Fire bngines, 4 Sacks Potatoes, 2 Wringers, Clothes-horse, 3 Lawn Seats, Stockwhip. ALSO Sundries too numerous to mention. H. MATSON and CO., 5157 a _ . Auctioneers. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. HOLLY o ROAD. ON behalf of an Absentee, we have this excellent property, together with a largo two-storeyed House with every inodorn convenience pressing for sale. There « Sail an aero of land, all sunny frontage. This building is not ligo many of. the oW buildings, chock full of white pm«, but i& full of black birch, and all the floors are kauri. It is a right, good, solid proposition; right on tho main road, and on tno right side, and £950 cash will buy this place. Wo are sole agents, and if you want to buy it, como right along and buy, ac it is a bargain. Why go hunting round to e iy a section and load yourself up witn vvorry and buildings, and no buildings you can put up will bo as solid and substantial and you would bo out of pocket in comparison with the price you can buy thie at, to say nothing of lte prospective value. 6153 H. MATSON and ,CO. PYNE AND CO.

TIT O N T H L..V f ' .SALE WOOL, CRUTCHINGS..ETC. ' TO-MORIIOW, JULY Otb. OUR OFFERINGS COMPRISE ABOUT ■ 120 BALES. PYNE and CO.. 51 72 . Auctio:-.cers._ vJHEFFIELD : : SALEYARDS. FRIDAY NEXT. OUR PRESENT ENTRIES COMPRISE: 3GO Prime Fat Lambs 60 Prime Fat Wethers 90 Prime Fat Ewes ' 133 Thr«.-quart€rbrcd Hoggets, nearly all ewes FURTHER ENTRIES ARE INVITED. 5172 PYNS ar.d CO. FREEHOLD AGRICULTURAL AND . GRAZING FARM.

PYXE and CO are • instructed to Sell by Public Auction nt the Sheffield Saleyarda, at 11.30 o'clock, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 10th JULY. That well-known Farm, situated at '■ANK A T, ] Now ia the occupation or the Trustees of the late Thomas Broonafield, comprising— 154 A c R E s - GOOD AGRICULTURAL LAND. Tho improvementtt comprise—Good Fiveroomed House, 5-stall stable, cowehed, traphouse, eiMwry, etc. Situated • half a wile only from Railway Stilt ion, I'oist Oflicp, and School, with creamery adjoining, the property. The very eiisiest terras of payment can be arranged." Small cash deposit; balance can remain until 192G, bearing interest at- current rates. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers. ■' 5171 PYNE r.nd CO. LITTLE RIVER SALE. OL'R NEXT STOCK SALE at LITTLE RIVER will be held on TUESDAY NEXT, JULY Hth. ENTRIES may l>B rnsdo with our Little River Agent, iIR A. "WRIGHT, or: at our Christehurch Office. 5174 PYNE and CO. GIFTS. IX7 HAT can be more acceptable thaa a VV GOOD PICTURE, nicely framed? Those- obtained at GIBB'S, 105 Caahel street, opposite Ballantyne's, alwaye give satiafactidn. I You aro Invited to Call and Inspect. Bring Pictures here for Framing.