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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15751, 18 November 1916, Page 15

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. I —601 ACRES L.I.P. R<mt £42 per year, a- Prioe for goodwill, £' per acre. Terms, £2000 cash. Will easily winter 2 sheep. Subdivided into 15 paddocks. Weil watered, never-failing springs, "-roomed House, every convenience. Woolshed, dip, and all buildings. Tw o and a half miles from a railway station, and has telephone connexion. £1795 from Advances to Settlers to be taken over by purchaser; balance, £1833, to stand for five years at 5 per cent. Ten miles from important centre. FoL 33a H. MATSON and CO. —154 ACRES, handy to Addington. 40 acres splendid flats, balance on hills. Mostly ploughable, and part in E. graeo. In great heart. This would make a capital dairy farm, being only 7 miles from Addington Yards and Central Dairy, or would make a handy accommodation jxiddock. There • are only a limited number of these hill and flat properties close to town. That they will greatly increase in value is certain. This is a bargain at £35 per acre, and terms considered. H. MATSON and CO. Sole Agents. N.B. —The coming on oat crop, about 32 acres, goes with above. A —TO LET, for five years, with C.P.C., i 310 Acres, North Canterbury, new House 5 rooms, 6-stali stable and all usual outbuildings, 68 acres crop, 16 acres rape and grass, balance grass. Terms: Half-year's Tent in advance. C.P.C. at £20. 111-health is the cause of this chance. Crops at valuation. Fol. 103 H. MATSON and CO. I A —TO LET, [or five years, with C.P.C., 430 i Acres, North Canterbury, new 7-roomed House, h. and c., etc., motor garage, all necessary buildings, complete, &4 acres crop, balance being well farmed, nearly all in grasee, Terms: Half-years rent in advance. C.P.C. at £20. Crops at valuation. Could sell at once either of the&» farms if prepared. £800 and £IOCO cash reqnirted respectively. Fol. 103 H. MATSON and CO. A NORTH CANTERBURY FARM.—Some of the richest limestone land in the country, divided into 8 paddocks, new House, all outbuildings, fuli kit of Implements; 1200 Sheep, Household Furniture. 870 ACRES, as a going concern. Terms. £4000 cash; balance on mortgage at 5% per cent. FoL4IT H. MATSON and CO. A MAGNIFICENT FARM, containing abso- * lutely some of the finest land in New Zealand. All river silt over the entire 360 Acres, from 3% feet to 8 feet, on a clay loam subsoil, and in a district which never suffers from drought, and at the same time never gets bogged. It is a wonderful place for sheep. This last winter, for a period of 10 weeks, there were no less than from 4000 to 5000 sheep on the grass and turnips. At the present time there are 170 acres in crops, including 83 in wheat; balance in English grass. It has grown 60 of wheat, 100 of oats, and 70 of barley, and this is not on odd patches. The quality throughout is practically uniform. There is one terraoo face, | but that is all ploughed with the rest. ! liie residence contains 7 rooms, with all necessary outbuildings, and the Farm is divided into about 15 paddocke. The House is li miles from P. 0., School, and Stores, and 5 miles from nearest Railway. A regnlar Canterbury gold mine. The war is the cause of its being on the market, the owner being eligible for" Service. PRICE, £42 10s.. Bedrock, with crops in, or delivery after harveet if requiredTerms, about £2500 cash. Fol.llOW H. MATSON and CO.

A NORTH ISLAND PROPERTY, with arresting particulars. Read them:— 800 Acres, half da-rymg and half sheep country. 1| Miles from Creamory, cheese factory. P. 0., and School, with house of 4 main rooms and outbuildings cow bails, sheep yards; surrounded by 3 miles of roade and railway surveyed on to the end of this property. 400 Acres in graes, balance in bush. 600 Sheep on it now. The place is let for 6 months, w.th right o, renewal at an arranged rent. Mortgages; £1900 for 3 yca^s. PRICE, £6 10s; about £3300 required to go into it. Buying dairy land at £6 10s,-with new prosp-Jcts of a railway close to, should be y;ortn considering. -^° 1H. MATSON and CO. A NOTHER NORTH ISLAND FREEi\. HOLD.—26OO Acres in the Uisborne district, comprising easy undulating sheep country; 1000 Acres m graes; carried last summer 2500 sheep, .90 cattle and 20 horses. Balance is heavy bush. All cleared paddocus are ling fenced and divided into 10 paddoclcs, with 5-roomed House, good woolehed. trapshed, yards, whare, telephone; 6 miles from railhead and 2 days' drive to' freezing works. Good road, can motor on to the place. £11,800 can be left on the property, viz original Ist mortgage and owner's 2nd mortgage of £3200. The place is valued for loan purposes at £15,000, by responsible Land Valuer. 6 Miles from l\o. School, etc. Leased till Christmas, and offer in hand to lease for further 3. years at £800 per aniium. Fol. -OK H. MATSON and CO. AN L.LP. in the Sbpep Country de Luxe, i.e. the AMURL 480 Acres, a mile from a P. 0.; 16 paddocks, nearly all ploughable downs and flats; has grown 46 bushels of wheat; has running now (10-7-16) 530 ewes—generally carries 500. Residence of 6 rooms and conveniences, stables, yards, telephone, etc. Price for goodwill, £3500. Rent, 6s, less 10 per cent. Eol. 44N H. MATSON and CO.

A NOTHEK NICE PROPERTY, also in A.' the North. 620 Acres freehold, 13 haddocks, exceptionally well fenced; 40 acres in turnips. 60 in wheat, 60 oat» and grass, 60 oats, 60 in oats for f«* balance English grass. Good fattenin<»- country. Grows splendid crops of rape and turnips, and has grown 45 of wheat. 5 Miles from centre Saloyaxde, stores, etc. Good 6-roomed house, h. and c., bath and conveniences. 9-stall Stable, men's hut, yaxds, large shed, windmill. PRICE; £14 5s per acre. Terms, i cash. Fol. 91H H. MATSON and CO. A , SOUTH OTAGO FARM of 96 Acres, 3 miles from railway, good fiats and rolldowns, ample water; 5 rabbit-proof fenced paddocks, cottage has 4 large rooms with verandah and sunny aspect, 15 minutes from school, good outbuildings; should carry 25 cowb and lies well to tho sun; 4 cows in milk. 3 voung ones. 3 horses (aged, sound), 4wheel buggy (almost new), 2-wheel milk trap, harness for each, and 5 or 6 farm implements. °»c., and lot of sundries, fowls, ducks, etc. £1000 as going conown, or £900 property only, and will taie £500 cash, and leave balance on 51 per cent. There is no mortgage. Reasons for selling: Owner over 80, and hard to get assistance. Fol. 10SC H. MATSON and CO. A 630-ACRE FREEHOLD and 950 ACRES A LEASEHOLD (18 years to run), subject to a mortgage of £3000 at 55 per cent over all; 3 ye are to run. Really good, cheap country, practically sure of 40 bushels of oats, and has been near 50. Freehold is in 9 paddocks, new, up-to-date house. 6 rooms, h. and c., etb., 6-stalled stable, cowshed, etc" Price for Freehold, Zll 10s. Rent for leasehold Is 6d per acre, with R.R. The freehold is in 2 blocks, viz., 520 acra and 110 acres. The 110 acreG is •riven in with the leasehold. Price for goodwill of lease £3000. Fol. 43L 7956 H. MATSON and CO.