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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15603, 30 May 1916, Page 12

!; AUCTIONS. j H. MATSON AND CO. 1 "" | FARM LAND FOR SALE. I FARM LAND FOR SALE. PARM LAND FOR SALE. 1 ? '4900 ACEEs - Ota S o, within 20 miles J o - lhjn<Klilli at £ 3 per acre, or even | less. This proposition is being daily con,4 Bidered by Southern men, and may go any 4 day, but if a local man will notify ug that < he intenda inspecting- at once we ascorjj tain that tho ground is clear, and guaran- % toe he hr.3 a proper opportunity to negotiate, jj Onoo tho property of the Australian Land 1 Assets Co., it waß allowed to go back for 2 years,or.d the rabbits took charge. 10-day, ij "'you can't find a rabbit, the property having ii been apparently entirely cleared of them.' j 3000 acren havo been ploughed at one time or 1 another, 2300 acres are clear of 6crub at the 3 present time, and the soil ia a black loam, I ivith clay subsoil and rock bottom. We are j giving a good deal away in this advertisement, but the urgency of tho case demands ij it. If a local man does not go down there j and secure it, a Southerner will. It abso- } lutely MUST increase in value. In February i last, date of our inetruction, feed was up to ] the kneos. Stock were: —2700 Ewc3 and I Lambs, 50 Head of Cattle. 13 Draught ! Horses, 4 Hacks, and Implements (to bo j paid for at -valuation). Terms: For the Land ! £2000 cash, balanco at current rates, in fivo j years. Homestead and buildings are throe : miles from Railway Station, boundary line i half a mile. The abovo particulars are from i tho owner direct. Fol. SSD i H. MATSON and CO. 1 Q ACRES—Gov. Lease, 20 years, rental -"•(J £85, good houso and cowbails, divided into 6 paddocks, mile from creamery, school. Price £350. Terms, £100 cash down, balanco <ra terms 6 per cent. Dirt cheap. No. 1 H. MATSON and CO. IQA ACRES, North Canterbury, real ripping land, never CTopped for yeara, and admitted by all settlers to bo worth money. Price £33 per acre. Terms, £1200 down, remainder on mortgage 5J per cent, term of years. No. 2 H. MATSON and CO. -I K/? ACRES, Hawarden, grand little place, gentleman's houso, divided into 6 paddocks. Price £24 per acre. Terms, l-3rd cash, balanco 5 yeara at 5i per cent. Every convenience to make life enjoyable. No. 3 H. MATSON and CO. OA A ACRES, divided into 6 paddocks, cowshed, 4-roomcd house, men's hut, 2i miles from station, grand little farm, renewal lease. Stock, 21 milking cows, 20 grade Jersey heifers, 7 steers, 2 horses, "Walk in, walk out. Price £1600. Terms, £800 cosh, repayable by eight yearly instalments £100 each, bearing interest at 6 per coat. No. 4 H. MATSON and CO. KA ACRES at Tai Tapn, all heavy cropping land. Would make exceptional dairy farm, 6-roomed house, outbuildings. Placo divided nine paddocks. Price £36 per acre. No. 7 H. MATSON and CO. CJQfi ACRES, Aehburton, 100 acres in oats, 60 acres ploughed, 70 acres in stubblo, 100 acres young grass, etc., good 7roomed house and extensive farm buildings. Price £15 per acre. Terms, £1500 cash, balance five years at 6j per cent. Really worth inspecting. No. 8 H. MATSON and CO. OAA ACRES, j«ally the best land in a choice locality, 150 of this is L.1.P., and balance freehold, divided into 12 paddocks, really a model farm with a fairylike homestead. Price £30 per acre all round. £1300 down, balance on terms. No. 9 H. MATSON and CO. 4-00 right good first-class farm, fine old homestead, with plenty of latitude, extensive farm buildings, one mile from railway, half mile from school. Price £35 per acre, or offer. Terms, cash £2000. This we know to be O.K. No. 10 H. MATSON and CO. QOOO sweet tussock hills, gul- " lies, and terraces, river frontage, and the best property in the locality acquirable for subdivision, divided into 20 paddocks, good homestead, centre of the wealthiest sheep district in Canterbury in shooting distance of rail and township and ealeyords, 6000 sheep, lock, stock, and. barrel. Owner going to the war. Price well within reason. Can knock into a cocked hat any other of the flowery propositions on the market. 1 No. 11 H. MATSON and CO. OOA ACRES, clean, heavy bush eocksfoot, out of the tone of weeds. Has been carefully farmed, and is admittedly worth £40 per acre. Owner does not know the value of his own property, and will sell at £30 or offer. School, factory, and the benefit* of civilisation at your door. No. 12 , H. MATSON and CO. 900 ACRES, one of Canterbury's show farms, everything to Bcale, gentleman's residence, high-claaa farm buildings, and right close to the City of Christchurch. Price £60 per acre, and cheap at that. No. 13 H. jIATSON and CO. ,OP ACRES, great land. Boys gone to the Oi/ war. Farm right in the township. "Will entertain £38 10s, and reasonable terms. No. 14 © H. MATSON and CO. O C A ACRES, good L.1.P., all fenced and subdivided. Owner gone t-o the war. Trustee selling. Great bargain. Rent about £250 per annum. Goodwill required. £900 or offer. No. 16 H. MATSON and CO. 4-00 ACRES » 48 general utility farm it ■ would be hard to beat, oil live fences, well watered, and great fattening farm, right in the zone of civilisation, good homestead, 25 miles from Christchurch. Price £17 per acre. Terms, £2000 down, balanco on mortgage. No. 17 H. MATSON and CO. A KO ACRES in Amuri, great sheep farm, lot heavy grain land in pockets. Place now carrying 300 breeding ewes, 150 dry sheep, 12 head cattle. Grow 25 bushels wheat even thi3 bad year. Price £8 per acre, extended terms. Owner selling has no sons, and getting old. No. 18 H. MATSON and CO., 143 Cashel strcot AACRES—Good Sheep and Cropping Land, in 8 paddocks, 100 Acres in crop and stubble, balance grass. ' Splendid fattening farm Ewes oS grass this season brought 29s Gd at Addington. House of 7 'rooms, G-atallcd stable, granary, and other buildings. PRICE, £1G per Acre. Terms, about £2000 cash. Fol. 95M H. MATSON and CO. ACRES—SmaII Shc-cp Farm, carrying 300 Breeding Ewes and 150 Dry Sheep, 12 Head of Cattle. 6or 8 Hors-zs; m North Canterbury. PRICE, £3 per Acre. Terms Caab. Fol. 39L H M 9583.1510 H. MATSON and CO.