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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15309, 19 June 1915, Page 15

[ H. MATSpX AND CO. WHY GAMBLE WITH THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE WITH TIO- UNCERTAINTY OF THE BALLOT? BALLOT? HERE IS A SURE THING. WITHIN THE GRASP OF ANY MAN. READY-MADE HOME. NO MONEY TO SPEND. EARNING STRAIGHT AWAY. PARTICULARS. .Af""*, ACRES, toa-ctt-- with Up-.o_at» _U./ Hoi-.*, old garden, and ample pl-ata-tiora. Woolphed. sheepyards and dip. _ Ren t_l t. an K .rre. 700 ewe«, 3.-0 -li_ti-». 0 head of cattlo. -II farm implemen's. springcart, horse, hack, rubber-tyred gig. farm cart, al! Hc_s._-.;d Furniture, and tco wbo.o place can —> acquired, LOCK. STOOK and BARREL, for £_"*—■. Thi. is a- real barrJin. No p:_rticul-ars will be da-dc-ed except to a bona fido buyer who is prepared to insT>ect. H. A-ATSON and CO. LEASEHOLD PROPFaRTY P-ECEN*TLY ENTRUSTED TO US FOR DISPOSAL. AL.I.P., 429 ACRES, rent Cs Od groiss, 4 rooms and outbuildings, 350 ewes. —>0 dry —i—p, 30 cattle. Goir.z coneorn. £3300. U. MATSON and CO. A L.1.P.. 3->l ACRES, rent *_ lid, stable --a- and wha-v, school on the place, 0 paddocks. G——will, _;t 10b per aero. H. MATSON and CO. 1 LEASEHOLD. 930 ACRES, for 20 ye_--a- at is —I, with Freehold of GSO Acres, in 9 paddoclcs, 100 ijctes sown down in gra«and clover, SO _«i. oats, SO ueiw for grass and clover. A,) per acre. Lease given iv. H. MATSON_and_CO._ .1 LEaVSEUOLD, 5iX) ACRES. 2-1 year* to ■*-'*- run, House HI rooms, h. and c, etc.. dip and shoepyards, wo.,lshetl and "oft to hold SO bale?, carrying 700 owes, '-—> wethers and hoggets. Prico £4000, laoci, Stock, and Barrel. 11. M-.TSON and CO. AL.I.P., 260 ACRES, rent under £20 per annum, all buiUl_gs, carrie» ewe to tlie acre and crops, handy to school and post office. Goodwill, £1150. H. MATSON and CO. A LEASEHOLD, 0000 ACRES, 26 -cbts to -"a- run, at Is per acre, 5000 acres of it, carrying 10,000 sheep and 400 head of cattle. Prico and particularsi 11. MATSON and CO. \ L.1.P., 354 ACRES, rent 4s gross, 4—i roomed Houso and all farm buildings, always carries equsl to 500 cwb. Price, £1750. Cash accepted £12—>. Income last year £G27. H. MATSON and CO. A L.1.P., 10S ACRES, rent Gs Gd gross. 4- --*■ roomed House, men's hut, stables, etc. £14 10s -d per acre. £730 cash down accepted. H. MATSON and CO. A L.1.P., 230 ACRES, rent 7s. carri<_ 400 -*a- ewes, House 5 rooms' 10 paddocks, 2i mil. school and p.o. Goodwill, £2000. H. MATSON and CO. AL.I.P., 210 ACRES, 5-roomed Bungalow, h. and c, etc., up-to-dato money-making place. Goodwill, £1500. H. MATSON and CO. A CHANCE WHICH EXPIRES AT 4 O'CLOCK, MONDAY. THE 21st OF JUNE, 1315. TTTE do not often feel as sure of soiling a » « property as on this occasion. ALL WE WANT IS A BUYER . WITH £430 AND SOMETHING FOR STOCKING, ETC. Tho Proposition is as follows:—ClS Acres, College Reservo Leasehold, with 18 years to go; rent only 3s 9d per aero (paid to October) for land which will carry, and has carried for years, A SHEEP TO THE ACRE. Thero is no houso on it at present but the price includes the right to shift a house situated a few miles off, containing: 4 rooms, etc., on to the property, and lately purchased for this purpose. Thero are about 40 acres of turnips at present. ~ There is a Whare on the property, and the land is subdivided into 5 paddocks. Tho owners prcier to soil as a going concern with 440 Bheep and hoggets, mixed sexes, and will accept £7SO for tho lot. BUT WILL DEAL EITHER WAY. BUT IT MU-T BE FIXED UP NOW OR NEVER. Fol. 13S. H. MATSON and CO., Sole Agents. OO ACRES AND 7-ROOMED HOUSE. Thia Property is conveniently subdivided into blocks, situated on the main road, adjacent to the Township. Tho land is of excellent quality, and is well sheltered by excellent plantations. The Homestead comprises an old but- most convenient house of 7 rooms, in a good state of repeir, the usual outhouses and ornamental garden. The small property is an excellent country home, and presents a splendid opportunity for anyone with a limited capital to acqui—i a place wherein he can do work or take up other work in the district. It is closei to school and creamery and Railway Station, and" wdl grow splendid white crops and good grass land and well watered The Price on this is £950, £300 down, tho balance for a period at low rato of interest. H. MATSON and CO., ' A goats. ONE OF THOSE RARE SNIPS WHICH NOW AND AGAIN IN A DESERT OF HARD ' BARGALNS SHOWS ITSELF AS AN OASIS. Tlic figure- speak for themselves, in addition to which' ono of our trusted csperts has been on the property, and pronounces it about tho cheapest proposition in our hands . for sale. Particulars as follows: — OC±(\ ACRES, L.1.P.. in the North __t_*v Canterbury wool country, divided into 9 paddocks. 60 acres in wheat and oats. 52 acres in new gra_3 balance old past—'c. Carry owo to the acre with crops. Handy to school and P.O. Rent less than £20 per annum Goodwill £1150. Stock and implements at valuation. A genuine buyer, with a mind of bin own, has only to see it to securo it Please don't-, come »o us about .fout—_l days after you've seen this advt.. and expect to find this plum still en the bough. Fol. 104 M. H. MATSON end CO., Ag_lte. PRACTICALLY GIVEN AWAY. OCT A ACRES FREEHOLD. . Spl __lir! *-><J\J land, equal to 2. to .. sheep to th© acre; about 50 acre, cleared and graesed; balance in bush. Price, with 2CO sh«c*n given in. £2 per acre. Ask uu whom this ia? Splendid chance. for a young fellow starting. Fol. 29. H. MATSON and CO. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE WITH LAND. WE can offer a Property with a first, rata House of 6 rooms, pla-terrxl and paoered Bcollory and pantry. Water laid "on. concrete paths, hi .h elevation showing £__ view; al' ie splendid order, garden and fruit" etc.. together with 2J acres of warm melidow land, undulating and ideal for a cow and horse. Tho place is well within _ __!<_ of the G.PO. Wo have a high opinion of thiplace, ass] submit it with confidence Price, £1000- Fol. 137 **H. MATSON and CO. ACRES AND 5-ROOMED HOUSE. Another place worth tho money, and only about £-00 cash requir—l to go into jfc With the exception of about _ acres, all i_ being cultrva.ted for next eoason'e crops. It will grow wheat, oat-, onions, carrots, potatoes, good grass, etc. The outbuildinga axe ample, and the house, though old, is in rare order and no worm. Accommodation is provided cm a large acale far poultry, with feedhouses. ra<—tbator, etc. The present birdlook splendid, if an incoming p_rc___ar do- . sir—l to buy them." PRICE £1200. A few miles out of town. H. i-ATSON and CO. • M-*_.