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AUCTIONS. B. MATSON CO. LATE HENRY PONINGHAUS* ESTATE. THE UNSOLD PORTION OF THIS ESTATE, submitted at Auction last Saturday, is tjot/ open FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. This consists oi tho 92-ACRE FARM at Ohoka, which is quoted at a mo3t reasonable pricc; also the 3-ACRE BLOCK, witJi DWELLING, corner Sawyer's Arms road and Bishop rood, and the 2-ACRE SECTION adjoining. H. MATSON and CO., 23GG Sole Agents. J} U N S A N D E L SALE. THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 10th. WE SOLICIT ENTRIES. 238S H. MATSON and CO. QXFORD SALE. THURSDAY NEXT. j SPECIAL ENTRIES: 150 Prime Lambe 10D Prime Lamb 3 75 Primo Lambs 50 Prime Lambs 60 Prime Lamba Jio Prime Lambs SO Prime Wethers 40 Fat Ewes 25 Fat Ewes 20 Fat Ewea ENTRIES INVITED. 2301 H. MATSON and CO. TATTERSALL'S SALE. SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 12th. ] SPECIAL ENTRY. OX Account Mr E. HAY, Pigeon Bay— 1 Ch Gelding, by Landeborough—Rent Audit 1 Ch Jlare, by Cock of the North, i years 1 Bay Mare, by Cock of the Nort»i 1 Br Marc, by Cock of the North _ 1 Bay Pony Mare, by Cock of the North All aro broken to saddle, and comprise a mo3t excellent and useful lot. On Account Mr R. W. KELLY'. Pigeon Bay— 1 Bay Gelding, by Woodburn Chief; broken saddlo and harness. On account MR A. 0. PHILPOTT, 1 Trotting Gelding, Mokau. Winning performances: — li miles—3min 371-sscc 1! miles —smin 1 2-ssec 2 miles—lmin 58eec 2 miles —4min 49 3-ssec 1 Sulky by Bryant; also Harness On account of li CLIENT leaving for the front, 1 Good 5-horse Team, broken all work, good sorts On account ME A. GORMSKI, Yaldhurst, 1 Dark Bay Boy's Pony Gelding. 3vrs 4 months, broken 6. and h., trial ENTRIES INVITED. 2390 H. MATSON and CO. HAWARDEN SALE. On MAY 17th. H MATSON and CO. are instructed to • offer, on account of a CLIENT, tho following: — 1 Reid and Gray Double-furrow Plough 1 Cooper and Duncan Double-furrow Plough, with Doud outrigger 1 P and D. Hillside Single-furrow Plough 1 P. and D. Duncan Disc Harrows, Oft 2 Gigs 1 Rubber-tyred Gig by Brabnor, in firstclass order 2389 n, MATSON and CO. R. 8. McKENZIE AND CO. ■p S. McKENZIE AND CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND , . GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS, 113 CASHEL STREET (Next Tattersall's). A RARE BARGAIN. A RARE BARGAIN. A RARE BARGAIN. We have been favoured with instructions 1 from J. S. WILSON, Esq., to dispose of i privately, his Beautiful Six-roomed BUNI GALOW. known as No. 44 Weston road, i The Building was erected by a reputablo > firm of builders, to whom wo can refer you for detail particulars as to quality of i material uacd and extras which aro embodied therein, Tha whole Dlacc has been thoroughly renovated and papered throughout, and is epick and span inside and out. Special attention was made in plannins rooms convenient and large, the whole being well lighted. One special feature is the wido verandah, part of which was used aa sleeping accommodation. The conveniences are most lavish, and are all on the same level and under the same roof. The terraced section of juat under i-acro contains shrubs, creepers, rosea, and two very enviable lawns. The owner bis instructed us to sell, and terms can be arranged to euit any buyer. We, as sole agents, will show _ prospective buyers over the property and give more particulars if necessary. R. S. McKENZIE and CO., 143 Cashel street. Owing to tho continued misunderstanding that still exists. I find it necessary to again emphasise the fact that I severed my connexion with the firm in Cathedral square by dissolving tho partnership in March, 1914, and owing to a legal technicality tho name McKenzie was retained very much against by wish. ; (Signed) R. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE. NOTE ADDRESS: i R. S. McKENZIE and CO.. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE ' AGENTS, ' 143 Cashel street, Christchurch. M 6278-2012 > j P. S. NICHOLLS ANP CO. 5 TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). IN OUR BOOMS. 1 TTUGE MACHINERY AUCTION. ii 11 ESTIMATED VALUE £100. Ex Ship, Ex Bond. MUST BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER. No. 3 CIRCULAR SAW BENCH. K.P., complete with boring apparatus and tenoning apparatus, and washers, and or.o Cir. Saw, 26in diam. „ Also, 1 "REX" CHAIN AND HOLLOW ? CHISEL MORTISE MACHINE, complete with Jin chain bar and sprocket, ? one 4-in Chisel and Augur, Chain Cutter Sharpening Machine 1 Extra Chain Set, Jin and li in, and one f extra iin Chisel Also, 1 24in x Gin FOUR-CUTTER PLANING, THICKNESSING, and MOULDING MACHINE, fitted with Roller Feed and patent gear ring, oiling bearings, 3-epecd cono drive, side pressure springs, 1 pair plane irons to each block, countershaft and spanners, etc., together with 185 Moulding Irons and 66 Soft Square Irons. £ This Machinery is now in our Rooms. \ TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). 2 o'clock. T. S. NICHOLLS and CO./ Auotioneero, 2375 134-6 Manchester street. , DALGETY AND CO.. LIMITED. 'qxford sale. THURSDAY NEXT. ' PRESENT ENTRIES. 600 Fat 'Lambs, in lots c 50 Fat Ewes [ 140 Fat and Forward Wethers 100 Two-tooth Half and Three-quarterbred Ewes. B.L. rams 25th April 60 Three-quarterbred Ewe Lambs 85 Head Mixed Sex Cattle 10 Two-year Heifers DALGETY and CO., LTD., j 2369 Auctioneers. ) • I BALCALRN TO LEITHFIELD. ' A MOTOR will meet Morning Trains si ■ -t*. Balcaim, arriving from North and 1 , South, and can meet Evening Trains as re J j quired by wire or letter to 1 FRANK ASHBY, | Lcithfield.