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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. TATTERSALL'S SALE. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. rpHOSE who hurt) HORSES FOR SALE should remember that now is the time to eend Uiem along. The country is required .to sow a big area o£ grain for next harvest, and to get tho work through tile Farmers will require first-class teams, hencc send your Horses along and get the benefit of tho competition now oflcring from the above causes. SPECIAL ENTRIES Include On Account of a CLIENT: 4 Lorry Horses, from 3 to 7 years, including a well-matched pair of Greys On Account of MR W. ASHTON, Little AKALOA: 1 Draught Mare, all work; any trial On account of MR J. WARD, Ohoka: 1 Bay Pony, syre, broken to saddle and harneea; suit boy or girl ENTRIES INVITED. 9834 H. MATSON and CO. QUI7EEDEN SALE. TUESDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES Include:— On account of MR W. D. LEWIS, Meadowvale, Culverden: ICO Mixed-sex Lambs 40 Aged Ewes 9S9C 11. MATSON and CO. CLEARING SALE AT BALCAIRN. FRIDAY, 17th INST, At 12 o'clock. H MATSON and CO. (having disposed ol • the property) have received instructions from MR J. MOORE, BALCAIRN, to hold a Clearing Sale of tho whole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, as above. Tho List includes: — SHEEP— 230 Three-quarterbred Ewes, due to laml early HORSES— 2 Draught Mares, 4yrs, broken to all worli 2 Draught Goldings, broken to all work 1 Hackney Mare, by Kulnino, broken saddle and harness CATTLE— 1 Cow in profit IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES, Eto., inchideMcCormick Binder, Mafisoy-Harris Drill (13-coulter), Duncan Cultivator, Reid and Gray Double-furrow Plough, Reid and Gray Single-furrow Plough, Cambridge Roller (Reid and Gray), Grass Seed Stripper, Set 5-lcaf Harrows, 3leaf Harrows, 2 Farm Drays and Frames, Spring Drny, Ransomc Disc Plough. (3-furrow), Dteo Harrows, Rub-ber-tyred Gig, Mogul Oil Engine (Kerosene), Shearing Machiile (Cooper), Sheer Feeder, 12 Coils of Wiro Netting, Barb and Plain Wire, Posts, Stakes, Firewood, Gig Harness, Spring Dray Harness, Harness and Covers, 30 Fowls, Fowl Wheat, Chaff, Sackß, Blocks and Chains', Swingletrees, etc. j LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ! 9807 H. MATSON and CO. IMPORTANT SALE OF PUREBRED SHORTHORN CATTLE. IMPORTANT SALE OF PUREBRED SHORTHORN CATTLE. H MATSON and CO. will ©ell by Auction, • on FRIDAY, 31st MAY, . At LEESTON SALEYARDS, Commencing at 1 o'clock (or ne near as possible), The Entire Herd so well and favourablj known as tho HADSTOCK HERD OB SHORTHORNS, the property of the late William Chamberlain. SHORTHORN CATTLE. SHORTHORN CATTLE. SHORTHORN CATTLE. Amongst Breeders of Shorthorns the name of Chamberlain has been a hall-mark. Foi many years tho lato Mr* Chamberlain bred and, maintained an excellent herd of the pur est strain and- tho best Shorthorn blood ao quirable, and it was only in recent yenro, al tho persistent efforts of his friends and the stock agents, that he was induced to record his cattle amongst the registered annals o: New Zealand. No ealo or show ring huf been complete without an entry from this herd, and no time or money has been wanting to keep up this high standard of character and efficiency. It is only on exceptional occasions, 6uct as tho present, that an opportunity is afforded breeders to resuscitate their herds by fresh additions, for new breeders to enter the arena at a minimum cost, und the smallest ! farmer to acquire on© or two heud that in pre-war times it was almost impossible to get. Every man should have a hobby, and the "present demand oi tho world ia for beef and dairy products, and the Shorthorns ' have proved themselves in each and every quarter of tho Globe, and at the present time they are tho high-water mark and cynoeuro of cveryono. ' Catalogues will bo available prior to the Auction Sale, and a future advertisement will give a detailed list of the various animal<3 that wi.l be offered. In tho meantime we Bay to every producer and every land-owner in Canterbury: PUT ALL OTHER ENGAGEMENTS ASIDE AND ATTEND LEESTON ON THE 31st MAY. 9895 H. MATSON and CO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. JUNE 4th, 1918. CLEARING SALE AT SPREYDON. ACCOUNT MR GEO. GORDON, LOVERS' LANE, SPREYDON. H MATSON and CO. will offer, as above, the whole of MR GORDON'S LIVE and DEAD STOCK, including THE WELL-KNOWN DAIRY HERD. All particulars later. 9903 H. MATSON and CO. TONES, NORTON AND CO. JJIONKS, NORTON AND CO., LTD. AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, HOTEL, PROBATE, And GENERAL VALUATORS, ■ Furniture and Land Auction Rooms, 105 HEREFORD STREET. TELEPHONE 693. Auotion Sales EACH WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 1 p.m., in Our Rooms. Outsido Sales conducted when and whero required. NEW FURNITURE A SPECIALITY. OUR PRICES are the LOWEST in TOW£. Our acecial attention is devoted to tho HOUSE and LAND BUSINESS. Rent Collecting—Landlords and .absentees faithfully represented. Office Hours* 9 to 6.30. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS, 7 to 9 p.m. BUYERS' OPPORTUNITY. OWNER LEAVING FOR THE FRONT. PROPERTY MUST BE REALISED. HALSWELL. HALSWELL. THREE ACRES of First-class Land—in oats and grass—First-class Orchard, every variety of large and email fruits. IMPROVEMENTS. Residence of Six Rooms, bathroom, h. and c. service, Doulton bath and all domestic offices. Three large Glass Houses, Siab.e, Loft, Cow Shed, and Numerous Outbuildings. Here is your chance to acquire a cheap and most desirable property. Good terms can bo arranged. Folio 508. TONKS, NORTON and CO., LTD., Land Salesmen, T8361-9SIB Hereford itreet. NICE, Strong, Dainty Shopping Baskets, at Minaon'e; three eizie, 2s 3d, 3s Ed, 4s Cd. Willow ox cane same pticcs.