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Press, Volume L, Issue 15139, 1 December 1914, Page 12

I AUCTIONS. j H. MATSON AND CO. , i CENTRAL CITY OFFICES. i TUT. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA !'• is l>:;i:«linc forthwith SEVERAL ! SUITES "I" i'FFICES, adjoining the : L'rti/.n Bank, ir, Hcreforti etrwt. ' If likeiy ter.Aiits v,-i!! co:r.raunicato with ti« : ;:t once it mi<rhi "rw practicaSjlo to amend I the pian* t-> tiiiit their cmi requircmcute. ; Pr'jn.pt appiicatioi: i* necessary. i.Vjil MESSRS Ji. MATSON CO. i J O R PRIX AT E SALE. j (.: .icrov.r.i jf a CLIENT. ' 1 S h -~ V'.-xU: Traction Krijin* l • ;, Wj-I-or.-. \r: Mf-.-rj P. ;.i;ii !». Duncan i ..r.-l .lofir^ci. . j 3 Sy,v i!:. , : ■ ■ Ail tii' , ab'ivc :::<• ;i: !ir =it-.. <.-rUi!r, arc ■"c csr ?;...f.r: .I?.:r-_ii:.i airauv'cnicT.ts /or '; ,t.-=j.< .::■:.. liar wi!! <>'. th-c ': v.ukU- -r: ~ny i».«rt ni »!:-.■ turjxjut. ■ ,-;ii.-- li. -MATRON :ind CO. ; l'im: "■"piin'ATn «alk. On zce.-w.il7x CLIENT. j : J'ficiii an.-l Orass-secd Strip- ! •■vr, practically u< v.-; only 10 , .) • ]'r.:.- ar: i ful; ]>art;c.liars at our nfficrs. , ; ii. MATsON and CO.. i -,jtr, Auctioncore. i """ " i;.\7.,',T6r\~~ horse"fair. FRin.vT NEXT. ' \\'r. -:.j:- ;.<• i-i.>as..-d f , K-ccivc ENTRIES ■ » i -r tiiia :,0;:3 !!. MAJ'SON ar.tl CO. ▼ n '""a t't " c k .s""a"""l l~ ~sT ] SAICRDAV NEXT. : SPECIAL ENTRY- ; (in account of n CLIENT. ! liitv iieh!., .'!vrs. uv Ulickwood, broken to s'. nnd h.: "quiet" 1 ;-!iu'"iixT-tvi(?cl (iicr, liy Jones, practically row, Iwen drivt-n abtiut six tinioa .Sot I'rr.f.iciilly Nf.v (Jig Humes.*, also Set Trap ll.'irjitss FURTHEK KN'JRIivS SOLICITED. ,7i;,'i 11. MATSUN and CO._ T ITTLB - UIVKK SALIS. '■ TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER Bth. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account, of MR R. NORRIE, Puaha. • G , ") Forw-ar<i Two-tr.cth Three-quartcrbrcd ' Wothors FUIiTiMER ENTRIES SOLICITED. .-3j.il 11. MATSON and CO^ ""■ P'IiELIM rNARY"~ADVERTISEMENT7 CLEARING SALE AT "vV'EEDONS. : TUESDAY, DECEMBER loth, 1014, : ! At 1 ii. U2. [ H MATSON nr.d CO. havo received in- : ■• atructions from MR JAS. NI3ILL, who has cold hia property, to hold a CLEARING SALE of his LIVE- and DEAD STOCK, at ; • the Homestead on tho above date. i Full particulars in future advertisements. ! 5012 . 11. and CO_ ■ I CHIUSTCHURCH AVOOLBROKERS , I ASSOCIATION. TO WOOL GROWERS. ! rpHE SECOND WoOL SALE will etart at -»- 9 a.m. on the 7th INST., instead of 3 p.m. f.3 previously advertised. ! CHRISTCHURCH WOOLBROKBRS , j ASSOCIATION. I ■ V. G. CARTER, j j 5021 Secretary. ; NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCi COMPANY OF N.Z.. LTD. A D D I N G T O X SALE. • WEDNESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 2nd. SPECIAL ENTRY— ; id Four-year-old Bullocks; ;i very : lino NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY j CO. OF XEW ZEALAND, LTD., ; S92S Auctioneers. : HARRIS BROS. j ■ A REMINDER! . 1 i THE MONSTE.R UNREDEEMED PLEDGE I ■ SALE I • ' ' ! [ ■ Commences at j fTARKLS BROS.' AUCTION ROOMS, ! TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), i ■ at 1 p.m. I Pledges on View All Day To-day. 5951 LAWRIE AND DALTON. — ' i J J. T. Lawrie.) (Thoa. Dalton. I LAWRIE and DALTON, ! AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE FURNISHERS, i AND HOTEL BROKERS. ' 210 TUAM STREET (Next door Opera House), ; THE CHEAPEST AUCTION BOOM IN : TOWN. ; COMPARE OUR PRICES. j WE alwaya keep a large neeortment of | New and Second-hand Furniture for '■ Private Salo. . ■< .' Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Wardrobes, ! Hall Stands, Linoleumß. Curtains, Hugs, ' Bedsteads, Bedding. Blankets, Carpets. j Our Show Room 3 aro open till 9 o'clock ■ Friday Evenings. , Lawno and Dalton pay highest Cash j Prices for Second-hand Furniture-. >. LAWFvIE and DALTON, C3GOI Auctioneer*. WILSON AND ALLENDER. THE LAND: THE LAND! EVERYTHING COMES FROM THE LAND. . THERE IS WEALTH IN THE FOLLOWING PHOPERTIES riANTERBURY—GI3 ACRES—Fine healthy I v> , ehocp dietnet, grov,-s good turnipe and j grass, well watsred and fenced. The its.- '■ provementa aro house and stables. ' PRICE, £1 5s PER ACRE. ] Terms, X 750 cash; balance, 5 per cent, for j term. . : F. 453 WILSON anil ALLENDER. , aTgood dairy and agricultural ! FARM. j 1 CC\ ACRES—Two miles from railway, • ±Ov/ school, store, and post office. Sub- ; divided and well fenced, all ploughablo, 20 ~ acres prepared for turnips, '20 acres oals, 42 ! acres -wheat, 20 acres ljneMjd, 10 acres pota- ! tots and carrots, balance in grass. Free i loamy foil, average wheat crop about 45 j bushe-is. Improvements: Stables, cot shed, implement shod, granary, dairy, together with v very comfortable hoaee, 5 rooms. i PRICE. £20 PER ACRE. £400 Caeh, ba'tnoe arranged. j Hero is an opportunity to get your deposit money back with your crops within four months. F.«i9 WILSON and ALLENDER._ CLOSE TO CHRISTCHURCH. j TIP-TOP DAIRY, GRAZING, OR AGRI- j CULTURAL LAND. J GROW ANYTHING TO THE FULL, j I Oβ ACRES th»fwil! attad the cloaeet cnl- ' OO tivation. Close to station, cchool, i store, and poet offloe. Th-» ie on© of the richcet spots in Canterbury. Tho building* J are good, being trap shed, pigstyo, dairy, j eow-bailH, etablee, etc., together with good j house, 5 roonie, h. and c, etc. Owner haviag bought a large Kce tnrcugn as in the North lifand, i« anxiou* to di»poso o! thin rich apot. THi» propert7 io j wit Kin ii hours' drive c! Chrptcn-urch. ! Priw r-nd partieulasn on application. ' WILSON «nd ALLENDER, Land Broke™, 474 IG3 Ctsli-l etrort. '