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AUCTIONS. I-I. MATSON AND CO. I'A T1 M LAND FOR SALE. I'AI.WI LAND FOR SALE. FA KM LAND FOB SALE. 4800 ir ' otfl -°' trUbin - j ini!cs !cii. Thi; pro;id bc-ir.g Jul:;.' coc-?i<i-.T.-d s:-t!! }•■?v■.-! men and ma? » a >* ■Jav. hr«. if local man v::i'. r.otuy "Jfi tha*. h.» int-er.us inspect is* at or.-:c •"<. will ascertain that '.ho i;i cm* guaraotci h" 1.:.. ,■ i v-:■•<.■■■ <.pp')-'v r. ■ r.cgc.ti.wc'. O-co t'u. r.'-.c: * v «,.* ib-t> .Vu'.ralian Land Co . it i allowed 'o > br.c-'. !"(i----vcar?, and t!.-: r:-..'j;ttook charge. To-da;., "'you cir,': i.'.'j lao.ii;, ti'( properly havir.-; !>;on npparor.tly ov.tiroiy cleared of them.' .•iOWs(.;•<« have l.eo:: ploughed :it 0r..: f.ffio or sno'.hcr. 2"'/0 acrJr. aclear of scrub ut tho pre-v.nt time ar.d the c-oii p. hlack loam, with clay subsoil a':d rock bo'-tors. We r.ro giving a gno,-l deal away In thi" advertisement, out the urgency of case demands il. If a local man dots rot go dowr. there and secnr--' it, a Southerner v.ill. It- absolutely MUST increase in Tabic. In February hist, date of our instruction; iced wan up to the kr.ec-3. Stock v.ere:—27o!) Ewes and Lambs. CD Head of Cattle. 13 Draught Horses, 1 Hacks, and Implements (to bo p3id I'jr at Terms : For the Land £2000 cash, Laiar.ce at current rates, in five ye? ra. Homestead and buildings are three miles from Raihvay Station, boundary line half a mile. Tho abov<- particulars are from il:<> owner dircct. Fol. 58D H. MATSON* and CO. 11Q ACRES—Gov. Lease, SO years, rental £85, good houso and cowbails, divided into G paddocks, mile from creamery, school. Price £350. Terms, £100 cash down, balance term?; G per cent. Dirt cheap. No. 1 H. MATSON and CO. IQO ACRES, North Canterbury, real rip-J-OL/ ping land, never cropped for years, and admitted by all settlers to ho worth money. Pjice £33 per acre. Terms, £1200 down, remainder on mortgage 5J per cent, terra of years. No. 2 H. MATSON and CO. -1 •;/? ACRES, Hawardcn, grand little place, gentleman's houso, divided into 6 Haddocks. Price £21 per acre. Terms, l-3rd cash, balance 5 years at Gi per cent. Every convenience to make life enjoyable. No'. 3 H. MATSON and CO. OAA ACRES, divided into 6 paddocks, cowshed, 4-roomcd house, men's hut, '1\ miles from station, grand little farm, renewal lease. Stock, 21 milking cows, 20 grado Jerecy heifers, 7 steers, 2 horses, Walk in, walk out. Price £IGOO. Torm3, £800 cash, xopayable by eight yearly instalraants £100 each, bearing interest at G per cent. No. 4 H. MATSON and CO. ~A ACRES at Tai Tapu, all heavy cropping land. Would make exceptional dairy farm, G-roomed house, outbuildings. Placo divided nine paddocks. Price £36 per acre. No. 7 H. MATSON and CO. iTQ/? ACRES, Ashburton, 100 acres in oats, 60 acres ploughed, 70 acres in stubble, 100 acres young grass, etc., good 7roomed houso and extensive farm buildings. Prico £15 per acre. Terms, £1500 cash, balatico five years at 5J per cent. Really worth ir.specling. No. 8 H. MATSON and CO. ACRES, really tha host land in a choice looality, 150 of this is L.1.P., and balance freehold, divided into 12 paddocks, really a model farm with a fairyliko homestead. Price £30 per acre all round. £1300 down, balance on terms. No. 3 ♦ H. MATSON and CO. • A r>rt ACRES, light 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 offor. Terms, cash £2000. This we know to be O.K. No. 10 H. MATSON and CO. QfJOO A CItI2®« sweet tussock hills, gulj{M> and terraces, river frontage, and tho bsst property .in the looality acquirable for subdivision, divided 20 paddocks, good homestead, centre, of the wealthiest sheep district in Canterbury in shooting distance of rail and township' and saleyards, 0000 sheep, lock, 'stock, and barrel. Owner going to the war. Price well wilhin reason. Can knock into a cocked hat any other of the flowery propositions on the market. No. 11 H. MATSON and CO. ACRES, clean, heavy hush oocksfoot, out of tho zone of weeds. Has been carofully farmed, and is admittedly worth £10 per acre. Owner does not know the value of his own property, and will sell at £30 or offer. . School, factory, and the benefits of civilisation at your door. No. 12 H. MATSON and CO. 900 one of Canterbury's show farms, everything to scale, gentleman's residence, high-class farm buildings, and right close to tho City of Christchurch. Price £60 per acre, and cheap at that. No. 13 H. MATSON and CO. Ow ACRES, great land. Boys gone to the war. Farm right in tho township. "Will entertain £38 10s, and reasonable terms. No. 14 H. MATSON and CO. OKA ACRES, good L.1.P., all fenced and OU\s subdivided. Owner gone to the war. Trustee selling. Great bargain. Rent about £250 per annum. Goodwill required £900 or offer. No. 16 H. MATSON and CO. 400 ACRES, w general utility farm it *±VyU would bo hard to beat, all livo fences, well watered, and great fattening isrm, right in tho zone of civilisation, good homestead, 25 miles from Christchurch. Price £17 per acre. Terms, £2000 down, balance on mortgage. No. 17 H. iIATSON and CO. JEA ACRES in Amuri, great sheep farm, ! i o t heavy grain land in pockets. I Place now carrying 300 breeding ewes, 150 i dry sheep, 12 head cattio. Grew 25 bushels wheat even this bad year. . Price £3 per acre, extended terms. Owner selling has no sons, and gotting old. Xo. is j H. MATSON* and CO., j I*l3 Cashel street I » j A 6}*} ACRES —Good Sheep and Cropping i Land, in S puddocko, 100 Acres in crop and Etub'olo, balancc grass. Splendid fattening farm Ewes off grass this season brought 29e Gd at Addington. Houso of 7 rooms, 6-atalled stable, cowshed, grajiary, and other buildiurs. PRICE, iIC per Acre. Terms, about £-000 cash. FoJ. 'jSM If. iIATsON &jid CO. ACRES —Small Sheep Farm, carrying 300 lir.x'dir.™ Ewes and 150 Dry Sheep, 12 Head of Cattle, 6 or 8 Horsoj; in North Canterbury. P.VIICE, £S per Acre. Terms Cash. Fol. 39L 213683-1310 lI.'MATSON and CO.

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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15605, 1 June 1916, Page 12

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