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AUCTIONS. I H. MATSON AND CO. j PROPERTY AUCTION., TO-MORROW AT 12 O'CLOCK. On account MRS MEACLEM, 2 Desirable freehold House Propertiee, situate in South_y street, Sydenham. If. MATSON and CO., 5455 A ' un ______ ! rr A T T E 1. S ALL'S.; TO-MORROW. Special Entries— __.—. ! On account MR S. BIGWOOD, j Hon*. 1 trap, and Harness (nearly new). On account MR T. HALL, . ' 1 Bay Draucht Gelding. " year., pood m i 'nil work; trial. _ j 1 Bay Mare, brok-ii, s. and h. \ FURTHER ENTIUES SOLICITED. j 34SC _ H- MATSON and CO._ | CLEARING SALE AT PREBBLETON. MONDAY, JULY 27-Ji. At Noon. | H MATSON AND CO. have received in- \ . structions from Mr S. Park, to sell ; the whole of ha Live and Dead Stock, on - ;.bove date. | Tho following are particuli:2 — HORSES— 1 Bay Draught Gelding, S year.. 1 Bay Draught Geld.ug. 1 Bay Draught Geid.ng, & years. 1 Bay Maie. 1 Gr.y Gelding 1 B_y Geldine- ; CATTIjE— • ... 1 Cow, in milk, just calved, 2nd call. . IMPLEMENTS, Etc.-- _ ' 1 Ma-._-y-Harri.-_ 3-furrow new Plough. . 1 3-furrow Plough. 1 Woo.l's Binder. 1 new M___y-Harris Binder (cut one ....on). '_ tip-drays and frames, 1 set 4-Icai Harrows (new). 1 j tel B.oc-k, Tackle, and Tree., 2 Cart Huddle, and Bre_hin..s and harness j for all horses, also covers, 2 Spring • Drays, 1 Waggon. 1 Hay Baler, 2 Strippers, 2 Straw Tyers. 1 Drill • (Farmers' favourite), 1 s.f. Plough j (Homsby), 1 Potato Mould Plough, I Disc Harrows. 1 Sledge Waggon, 1 j Whare on wheels with Stove. Grind- ! atone. i SUNDRIES, ETC., too numerous to v. r.tion. j LUNCHEON PROVIDED. j 5487 11. MATSON and CO. j G. W. MOSS AND CO. AUCTION SALE I Of I .'ALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASE- j HOLD FARMING PROPERTY IN THE KOPARA DISTRICT. AT AUCTION ROOMS, GREYMOUTH. FRIDAY. 31st JULY, 1914 j At 2.30 p.m. ; MESSRS G. W. MOSS and CO., favoured, w.th instructions from Messro Home Bros., will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTIO-i, a. above, their well-known and highly improved FARMING PROPERTY, situated at Kopara, near A'aarua, consisting of— 557 ACRES FREEHOLD. 439 ACRES REGULATION LEASE. 313 ACRES O.R.P. 110 ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE. 850 ACRES M.O.L. TOGETHER WITH HOMESTEAD and all farm buildings thereon. STOCK (live and dead) to be taken at valuation. This property is well-known throughout lh» Coast, and ia tho best proposition on the market, and the auctioneers can confidently recommend the above a. a thoroughly eound investment. The stock ;a always of the primest and commands top prices at Sho local markets. At present 225 cattle and 1200 eheop are being wintered. The property will be offered as a whole or in lota to suit purchasers and financial assistance will be "iven if required. For plan and fu'J information apply to Messr. Homo Bros., ou tho premises, or G. W. MOSS and CO., 4953 Auctione-ru. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. FINANCE, STOCK. AND ESTATE AGENTS. 118 HEREFORD STREET. Established 1867. REPRESENTATIVES FOR TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS AND ABSENTEES. AGENTS POR: LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE, ACCIDENT, MARINE INSURANCE OF VALUABLE LIVE STOCK A SPECIALITY. i _A__ ACRES. A fine wheat-growing farm, with MODERN HOMESTEAD. Has grown up to 45, bushels per acre. Closo to railway. PRICE £30 PER ACRE. • Fol. 85. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. 700 ACRES—A GOOD AGRICULTURAI FARM in one of the beat parts of Canterbury. Grows more than an average crop of wheat, and for fattoning is not to be excelled. Subdivided into 14 paddocks. A largo area in young grass, turnips, elc. Easy Terms can bo arranged. PRICE, £18 PER ACRE. Fol. 37 GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. ?. S. NICHOLLS AND CO. P, S. Nichoils.) <N. J. Keane. AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY at 1 p.m. ■ Our usual Friday's Auction Sale of Furniture and Effects, Fruit Trees, Shrubs, etc., takes placo to-day, iv our rooms, at 1 p.m. ALL WITHOUT RESERVE. P. S. NICHOLLS and CO., Auctioneers, 5488 131-6 Manchester street. H. B. SORENSEN. THIS DAY. ONE O'CLOCK SHARP. SPECIAL ENTRIES. HB. SORENSEN will sell by r üblic auc- • tion. at his room_, Lich__d street:— 1 Sideboard, 1 Settee, 2 Tables, Violin and c__-. Pushcart, 1 Heater, 1 Whatnot, 2 Jardinieres. 150 pairs of Men's, Women's, and Girl's Boots and Shoes, 500 Pieces of lovely Wallpapers, (vecount a country client, 30 Suitings and Trou-erings—a good line. 549. ' H. SORENSEN THE Special "Page for Women" in Saturday's Editions of "The Evening New*" appeals" to everyone. A Bright Hoise _f_ga_i_-L '