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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. ADDINGTON SAL£ WEDNESDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of a SOUTHERN CLIENT, •255 HEAD OF STOKE CATTLE, Including-: 40 Twe-and-a-half-ycar-old Speycd Heifers 30 Two-aud-a-half-year-old Hcitcrs, guaranteed empty 65 Eightccn-niontbe Steers and Hetfera, good sorts 50 Ditto ~ _. _ 33 Two to Two-and-a-half-vear-oid Blaer» and Heifers , 35 Two and Three-year-old Stress, good sorts, good colours and condition. ENTRIES INVITED. 571 H. MATSON and CO ADDINGTON Y A. R BvS. WEDNESDAY NEXT EXTRA SPECIAL ENTRY. STORE cattle: STORE CATTLE! STORE CATTLEI I. MATSON and CO. will OFFER NEXT WEDNESDAY. Account a SOUTHLAND CLIENT, 40 Two-year-old Speycd Heifera 40 Two-year-old Steers 160 Eighteon-months and Two-year-old Steers and Heifers 40 Yearling Shorthorn Heifer* With the present demand from our Army or beef, the unlimited prospects of now mareta when hostilities cease, and the* undoubtd shortago of cattle throughout the Dominion, it is an absolute ecrtuinty that cattle f tho description we arc eelling are a giltdged investment to tho fortunate purchaser. This line ie without exception one of the loaneat, best bred, and payable lots of the ind that has been offered to Canterbury razicrs for many a long day. They are STRAIGHT FROM SOUTHLAND I STRAIGHT FROM SOUTHLAND! nd to any intending purchaser who ha» hie re on the main chance we say, "Come right long. Got in and make money." There is not a mongrel nor a bad bred oast in tho whole consignment, so BE IN TIME. 1601 IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. SOTJTHBRIDGE. SOUTHBRIDGE. HURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER Hth. 1016 11.30 a.m. I MATSON and CO. are instructed by . MESSRS HANNAH Southridge, to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION. n the above date, the whole of their LIVE nd DEAD STOCK, including:— SHEEP. GO Ewes GO Lambs 10 Fat Sheep HORSES. 1 Draught Golding, Byrs, broken to »1J •work I , , . ~ 1 Draught Gelding, syro, broken -to aU 1 Draught Mare, 9yrs, broken to all work 1 Gelding, 4yrs, broken to cbaina. Dy Sandy Heir . 1 Golding, 3yre, broken to chains, by Sandy Heir 1 Chestnut Filly, 4yrs, unbroken, by Premier Style 1 Yearling Colt by King Lawrence 1 Spring-cart Mare, broken to saddle ana harness _ CATTLE. 9 Cows, in full profit 1 Heifer, calved a fortnight 2 Springing Heifers 1 Springing Cow 10 Calves 1 Shorthorn Bull, 2yrs ; PIGS. 10 Fat Pigs IMPLEMENTS. 3 Hassey Binders, 1 G. and M. Drill. 1 Broadcast Seed Sower, 1 D_F. Plough, 1 Disc Plough, 1 Set Dieo Harrows, 1 Daiey Reaper, 2 Seta 4-leaf Harrows, 1 Set Chain Harrows, 1 Grain Drill, 1 4-furrow Plough, I Single-furrow Plough, 1 Cultivator, 1 20ft Ladder, 1 Iron Tank. 3 Barrels, 10 Coila Net Wire, Plain and Barb Wire, Planet Junior Horse Hoe, 1 Dray and Frame, Spring Cart, 1 Gig, 1 Dog-cart,' Separator ("Alfa Laval'*), 45 gallons, 6 Milk Cans, 3-Cream Cans, Pig Troughs, 4 _ Tons O. Straw Chaff, Sheep Feeder. Covers and .Harness for all horses. ~ ALSO A Host-of Farm Sundries. LUNCHEON. 573 H. MATSON and -fiO. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. SHIRLEY! SHIRLEY!! FRIDAY NEXT, 15th INST, 1 p.m. H MATSON and CO. have received in- • structions from MR THOMAS GROSE, !01 SHIRLEY ROAD, to submit to AUC--CION," as above, the whole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, including: — 1 Bay Gelding, Captain, aged 1 Dark Bay Colt, yearling 1 Bay Gelding, Dandy, aged 1 Bay Mar©, Polly, aged 6 Heifers, yearlings 13 Cowo 3 Pigs 9 Woaners 1 Milk Cart, 10 Acres Hay 3 Sets Harness, 50 Head Poultry and • Ducks, and a host of Sundries. L 572 H. MATSON and CO. DAI/GETY AND CO., LTD. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. B A L M O R_ A I*. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY, 20th DEC, 1918. At 3 o'clock. DALGETY and CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr D. Dwyer to SELL, as ibove. AT THEIR LAND SALE ROOMS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Lhia well-known Property in Four Blocks, fiz.:— Lot 1—556 ACRES, first-class sheep country, all in English GrassLot a—579 ACRES, first-claw sheep country, all in English Grass. Lot 3—1315 ACRES, Tussock. Lot 4—1707 ACRES, Homestead Block. Conveniently subdivided, at present 100 acres rape, 200 acres turnips, and 160 acres oats. BUILDINGS comprise 6-roomed House, men's house, wookhed (machines), sheepyarde, 20-etafJcd stable, etc., etcThe fat sheep and lambs turned off thii country is sufficient guarantee as to the e« ccllence of the land. The situation is mo*' convenient, being alongside the railway, VERY EASY TERMS. 5 per .cent, on the fall of the hammer. 15 per cent, on possession, 15th March, 1917. Balance 5 years at 6J per cent. PLANS NOW READY. Arrangements to- inspect can be made with DALGETY and. COMPANY, LTD., Auctioneers, 1602 Christchurch. KCYAL MAIL. MOTOR- COACHES. AKAROA.AKD LITTLE. RIVER, PXEKXNGTOjrs MOTOR COACHES leave Little River for Akaxoa. 11J0 a-m., and Akaroa-to Little* .River 9 son. daily. Paasonggrs .aßosfeoV 2Blb Luggage Free. A charge oTJ&X** Hv fox excess weight vrill be made. . Telegrams—Eakragton, wirirra Teiephiaw K».../y ftkaroa. X mas* Morning Train at /%■■* JTali mulling £rnm North and BotHh, and. oanuneet Eweasog Trains as ie«nirrt^^e^RAra^SHßY. I«ith>»ld.