AUCTIONS, H. MATSON AND CO.~ THE YEAR 1916. ELL, hero wo are, and we aic keen for business. If you have any realisations 10 make c£ Stock, "Wool, Land, Produce, etc., 11 you arc not already a client of ours, then come right along and givo us a trial. 11. MATSON and CO. Tho oldest stock and station firm in Canterbury. 11. MATSON and CO. Our firm pioneered the way in tho early days of Canterbury. The high standards then set, and tho methods then initiatod for the satisfactory conducting of the Stock and Station Agency Business, are still in vogxie to this day. 11. AfATSON and CO. Many havo entered the magic circle during our experience. Somo havo ruahed to the front, carrying all beforo them, with meteoric velocity, only to drop back or out. "What has become of them ? Our firm is neither in the load nor in the ruck, but keeps pegging industriously away, personally attending to tho business of those who rely upon us. Tho producers aro now interested financially in some of the business houses. Tho same results nro forthcoming as heretofore, and then without the implication of tho producers' money. Our terms aro for the most part the same to-day as they were forty years ago. H. MATSON and CO. Personal and diroct attention. H. MAT SON and CO. Notwithstanding keenest competition, wo aro still with the Leaders. 11. MATSON and CO. Auctioneers are the best bunch in the Southern Hemisphere. H. MATSON and CO. Good business men and expert judges. H. MATSON and CO. ' Offices most central and convenient. IL MATSON and CO. "Wool Store—nothing liie it in Now Zealand. H. MATSON and CO. o Accommodation Paddpcks, groat pastures, and well watered. H. MATSON and CO. District Saleyards every centre of importance. Wo have a reliable salesman in attendance. H. MATSON and CO. Money invested by way of Mortgages, Interests and Bents Collected, Estates Managed and Books S«pt. 11. MATSON and 00.
Valuations BriiaMy Estimated, either for chattel*, crops, or zeal estate. H. MATSON and CO. Handle the Frozen Meat- per tho ■ medium of the Government at the present crisis, relieving the pro- . ducer of the -worry of insurance and ' Uelay ij settlement by paying him cash. No sooner will the war be over .- 'than the moat up-to-dato methods and the best -channels we shall exploit in the interests of our clients for the disposal of .their prodnce. ' ' ' : - H. MATSON and CO. Reputation is not dependent upon an organised band of 'District Agents, ■ whose Anting of th« 'capabilities of ' their own representatives, which in most cases fail to be carried out in practice, bat to the sterling reputation wo .have always, and. .do hold, representing over. forty years' bon- ' ' eis tent service and association ; with - the farming community of Canter-. > . bury; the «.xoellent results* so! well sad consistently produced, has bnilt - up the one worn CONFIDENCE for ' - ua. , 'V."' >' ■■ - ' H. MATSON and CO. . Settle all accounts promptly. Their . ' judgment is- good,', and what they " state can be verified. H. MATRON and CO. . # Draw farmers' attention to the -menacing army of private buyers perambulating the country, per -medium of: Motors. ' and- other methodß. This new ' / branch •of the trade represents ' for ■' the most part highly-paid officers, - good judges, and-men of known business capabilities. Every new firm that wants:' London, representation •tarts oat with the Flying Squad- • ion. There must be money made . somewhere. H. MATSON and CO. . Our advice to the producer is: Support your '• OPEN AUCTION METHODS —THE FAIREST WAY, promptness for cash, and no risk. Buyers ' who require can satiate their wants upon their basis of judgment and their limits, and if they find they cannot compete or get their share, THEY MUST HOIST THEIR PRICES, OR FALL OUT. At present the idea seems to permeate the Flying Squadron that by .their methods they keep down prioes by private purchases and •withholding their competition from open market. NEVER SELL TO ANY BUT THE HIGHEST BIDDER IN • OPEN MARKET. • Consign all stock for the Metropolitan Market— "MATSON'S,' ADDINGTON." Consign all wool— "MATSON'S, ADDINGTON." Consign all Skins, Hides, and Fat— : , "MATSON'S, CHRISTCHURCH." Address all correspondence t<» ; "MATSON'S, CHRISTCHURCH.'"
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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15478, 4 January 1916, Page 12
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