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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15208, 20 February 1915, Page 15

AUCTIONr. H. MATSOS'ASP 00. i NOTICE TO BUYERS. iTF there is a Burcr in the aJirket on the I look-oai for a ?ood Sbeeji Ran, pJc»» communicate with us; £0,000 acres a» a going concern, walk in walk out; for the laet 4 yeaxe !j33 letorscd over "i per ceat. on. the price aeked. Situatjon, Caaterbary. H. ILVTSON aad CO., A sen te. 1070 ACRES. TXriLL CARRY 1500 MIXED SHEEP AND 30 HEAD OF CATTLE ALL THE YEAR ROUND, acd we cue bo! lit at £7 10s per acre. NOT 40 JULES FROH TOWN. There are also eomo good grain growing f.a'-s, good solid land; jrtrtve up to <0 and 50 buehelfi of wheat; 10 paddocks, 0-Toomed house acd all noc«»ary outbuildings, men'e hut and 3-roomed cottago, orchard, etc.; no ■niorigag-e*. Tonne: £4000 cash or ov<er. Fcl. 117 M. H. iIATSON and CO., Agents. THE FOLLO I !nNG PLACES IN OUR HANDS FOR SALE A"WAIT BUYERS. OCAQ ACRES in North Canterbury, at £< 10s per acre. If properly stocked will produce 100 bales per annum. Thie property at the recent wool sa!o got the highest average price for its whole clip of the entire sale. Price ac a going concern. H. IIATSON and CO. _FoI.JBT. • 3000 ACRES ' at £3 **> Teal ° cod p ]acc > off tho Northcra line. Very full particulate can be supplied on application, j H. MATSON and CO. i Fol. GOP. 11QQ 40 njilee from town. Tory good Hoaaostoad. £10 lOe per acre. Cloeo to railway and township. Fol. 43K. H. MATSON M d CO. 170 ACRES at Ohoka, dairy land, preeaing for eaJe at £S2 per acre. Good Homestead, and good terms given. Buildings in perfect order. Terma £500 down, balance in 5 jeare. H. MATSON and CO., Fol. IS6H. Ageoite. A BUSINESS PROPOSITION. AT the preee&ti time., although the current rate of interest is showing no material change, the rehictinct of tloee holdis* caeh to pmrt wiih it is very manifest. Perhaps it is considered that higher ratee of inteneet will be available later, but we would point out that by uainj hie brains and putting down his sovereigns, propositions gold-lined can now he acquired by the man with the hard cash. Such an opportunity is thus sow available as will enable any modest capitalist to acquire an assured fortune if ho ltaa the ability to distinguish the wheat from the tares. REALLY GOOD PROPOSITIONS. REALLY GOOD PJJALLY GOOD PROPOSITIONS. H. MATSON and CO. tare for.bona fide • ale or exchange— No. I—lso ACRES of very best wheat and . graes land, is Canterbury. Fitei-cloea buildings, close to creamery, school, ealeyarde, and rail. The owner i* prepared to exchange this propoTty for cheep property in North Canterbury or Ashburton, district, and wonld liie to ' acquire 1000 to 1500 acres, if good. No. 2—500 ACRES really Splendid Farm. Buildings modern aad ap-to-date, the farm in a high etafe of caltivction. The farm comprises 600 acres _ of lipping iand which the owiier will exchange for good ebeep property with 2000 to 4000 acrea in North Canterbury. • If there are owners either ia 2?orth Canterbury or Ashburton who havo shcop properties, either with good bwildingg or without, who wish to reside near town .or to acquire highly cultivated farms, now that 4ho wheat boom is on, thceo propositions aro more than worthy of their consideration. Further particulars apply ,to H. MATSON and CO. GRAIX PRODUCERS. GRAIN PRODUCERS. GRAIN PRODUCERS. i WHEAT » 'WHEAT OATS OATS GRASS SEED STORAGE. GRASS SEED BARLEY BABI.EY Frodacera and others eoasigcing any of the a-bovetoua upon the understanding that the ssrno ia to t« told through our agency acd that such sale will be eubjectcd to our usual brokerage charge, H. MATSON and CO. OFFER H. MATSON aad CO. OFFER H. MATSON and CO. OFFER t MONTHS FREE STORAGE. t MONTHS FREE STOBAGE. • MONTHS FREE STORAGE. 3 MONTHS FREE STORAGE. S MONTHS FREE STORAGE. I MONTHS FREE STOHAGE. 3 MONTHS FREE STORAGK 3 MONTHS FREE STORAGE. 3 MONTHS FREES STORAGE. BOOK SPACE PROMPTLY. BOOK SPACE PROMPTLY. BOOK SPACE PROMPTLY. 113788-ft»