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AUCTIONS. hTmatson AND CO. ° TO THE FARMERS. TO THE FARMERS. TO THE KAKMERs. TO THE FARMERS. mis WHEAT CROP. 131S WHEAT ci; or.* I-Jis WHEAT C'UOl'. you HAVE COT TO SKI.!. YOt'R WHEAT, ANP ITS KV AI.ISATION TO THE UOVEKNMKNT IS INEYITABLE. H MATRON av.t iV - :.v.-w StN-k- ---. !.-r '.ho ■ i ;'° propsfo*! to w.* '- x " be;; itv.i::.-:. There r..» v.- . -.w is .\w. l'hero w :.. '<• * '• • . : ; v - l - v prce •• ..." * - ■ ttudir.<: «'■ •' '."•••-• • V.O Ci" ::■>*. '>-V '• " auvai'/.J,-.' ' Tk*.-* Jr.v >• - V in Cav'.c:.: FIRSTLY- V*'. » V •• SECONPLY — W v . THIKiU.Y—V»\- i-v FOUKTHLY-Wo iv.< it---.- , :Ho -*• v ~ ~'■ '' '• •'- >'•' " ,r r - c;a! ir.ii.''t - \ " : t-. ; ers ar.i Vuj '.v o: carofully and wiV.y •.h.-.-ist: o-.s: v- -b.cu:« u: the pijLtvr .Uyi U:'or:■: y. WE SOLICIT YOUR SAMPLES. H. MATSOX ar.d CO., Christchurch. Asliburton Rakaia Metliven Leeston Rangiora Hawardcn Oxford Culvorden •M 6253-8524 Cheviot. 1 — ■THEY TALK ABOUT HOMES FOR - RETURNED SOLDIERS. THEY TALK ABOUT HOMES FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS. LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE! THIS PROPOSITION WILL APPEAL TO A RETURNED SOLDIER OR ANYBODY ELSE, AS YOU WALK. STRAIGHT INTO A GOING CONCERN', A THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED HOME, AND A COMPLETE FARM. H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from MR W'. FAIRWEATHER to SELL by Private Treaty his splendid little Farm, comprising 02 7 ACRES OF L. I. P., subdivided into 11 paddocks, water in all but ono, securely fenced. Part of the property is in oats, part ia ploughed, and part in preen crops. First-cla?s homestead of 0 rooms, h. and c., water from windmill, good fences v eheep yards, etablo and whare. Rent at present 2s 6d per acre, subject of courso to the usual Government allowance for prompt settlement. PRICE naked for the. GOODWILL of this property is £2000. The property is in first-class order, and situated on the north bank of the Rakaia, is well planted in plantations, and is a do- » sirable acquisition. The Vendor's reeson for selling is that he has been there a number of years, and wants to acquire a bigger holding. ' DON'T DELAY. T GO AND INSPECT THIS PROPERTY AT ONCE, AS THESE ARE THE PLACES THAT ARE HARD TO GET. H. MATSON and CO. DAIRY AND GRASS LAND FARM. 1 - ACHES, good buildings, milking jLcJU plant. Situated in splendid locality, close to two townships, school, creamery, in Mid-Canterbury. Price reasonable. Deposit, cay £800. Balance 5 years. A H. MATSON and CO. NORTH CANTERBURY. •J /JO ACHES, near railway station, with 4JLV/O roomed House and all outbuildings, 25 acres in wheat, 25 in oats, balance in grass. Price £32 per acre. Fol. 21S H. MATSON and CO. URGENT TO SELL. .-j QQ ACRES—For family reasons the owner if O of this is a keen seller, and will not , refuse business if anywhere near his price. Good sheep and cropping land. Buildings 5- . roomed House, 4-stall stable, sheep yard and all outbuildings, etc., school two miles off. Price £17; about £150 cosh required. ) . Fol. BIS ,H. MATSON and CO. Ei , 1350 ACRES. XCEi*LENT Grazing Land, and has averaged 50 and 60 bushels of oats, but us 3d entirely ior sheep for some years past, .cat- _ tened 2200 sheep one year. There are 17 pad- ' docks, asd o now Residenco of 7 main rooms. H. asd c. system, patent petrol lightingplant, and all neoossary outbuildings, woolshed. and 2-stall stable, good orchard and plantations, motor ahed. Clear title or turn! given. Price £13 10s per acre. Fol. 31L H. MATSON and CO. THE OWNER'S LOSS. YOUR OPPORTUNITY. NEARLY 300 ACRES OF EXCELLENT GRAIN-GROWING LAND IN A WELL FAVOURED CANTERBURY DISTRICT. PER ACRE, £20 PER ACRE. CROP GIVEN IN. OS Acres in wheat, an excellent crop. 53 Acres in clover, showing great promise, re*4y to reap. IMPROVEMENTS include a 5-rcomed House; h. and c. water, first-class light- , ing system, stable, grainshed, water in every paddock. THINK OF THE PRICE—£2O PER ACRE. The owner's only reason for selling is that he has been drawn in the bal.ot and must go to' the war. In ordinary times properties of this class would be quoted at twice the above figure. DON'T DELAY—WRITE TO US NOW. H. MATSON and CO. ~ SPECIAL. •FARM PROPOSITION AT GREENPARK. FOR URGENT SALE. OWNER CALLED BY THE BALLOT. QQ ACRES, splendid land, in about 9 <JO docks, with 6-roomed House and all rvr outbuildings, milking machine, etc. Milking 19 cows atd grazing 12 cattle, 12 calves, and 3 horses as well. A.ao cropping 25 acres of wheat, looking tip-top, 6 acres of oats, 4 lucerne, and 3 of pees. THIS IS UNDOUBTEDLY SOME FARM. THE PRICE IS £53 PER ACRE, OR NEAR OFFER. ,« H. MATSON and CO.. ■ Sole Agents. A BUYER'S OPPORTUNITY ; A BUYER'S OPPORTUNITY - - w To Buy from, a lIIt'IS 2iSS T OOT MEN TO SELL. SELLER IiIQHT OUT KEEN TO SELL. 1 (JENTTOiELY GOOD FARM of 454 Acres, v* 25 miles from Chnatchurch. and adlo^ 1 ? 8 flUtion, school, P. 0.. saleH *»U Sheltered padHOUSE 1 Brow anything* aouSE jo roops, h. and c., pantrv ecul. lory. lar?4 hall, and seveml lait- in™; OuOimldinga comprise dairy, granary woolshed, .whare. 10-stall stable, lowoboxM W ness room, chafihouse, cowbeils' calftool ?1 d sheds, lowlhouse, av»ry, coalshea, and motor housa young Orchard, etc. nousa, P". 0 ® required for this place is not beinß ° district of known values ioi years past, and the price iTtho ' KlS 4 °??4 01 »«e. The dUtrict ; is good, eohd agricultural, and this iTcrac' the average value' F v . . 8338 H. MATSON and CO. m.