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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16211, 14 May 1918, Page 10

AUCTIONS. I H. MATSON AND CO. JJ A W A R D E N SALE. THURSDAY NEXT. WE INVITE ENTRIES. 2152 H. MATSON and CO. SALE. SATURDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY. j On account of MR W. G. SMITH, Lawford, , Weedons: 1 Brown Draught Gelding, aged, all work* trial ! entries invited. [ 2154 H. MATSON and CO. IMPORTANT SALE OF PUREBRED I SHORTHORN CATTLE. IMPORTANT SALE OF PUREBRED ! | SHORTHORN CATTLE. . I H MATSON and CO. will sell by Auction, I • on FRIDAY, 31st MAY, ! At LEESTON SALEYARDS, ' Commencing at 1 o'clock (or as near as possible), J i The Entire Herd so well and favourably known as tho HADSTOCK HERD OF SHORTHORNS, the property of the 1 lato William. Chamberlain. SHORTHORN CATTLE. SHORTHORN CATTLE. SHORTHORN CATTLE. Amongst Breeders of Shorthorns the name of Chamberlain hua been a hall-mark. For many years tbo lato Mr Chamberlain bred and maintained an excellent herd of the purest strain and tho beet Shorthorn blood acquirable, and it was only in recent years, at the persistent efforts of his friends and the stock agents, that ho was induced to record his cattle amongst tho registered annals of New Zealand. No salo or show ring has been completo 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, such as tho present, that an opportunity is ufforded breeders to resuscitate their herds by fresh additions, for new breeders to enter the arena at a minimum cost, and the smallest farmer to acquire one or two head that in pro-war times it was almost imposaiblo to ce* Every man should have a hobby, and the present demand of tho world is for beef and dairy products, and tho Shorthorns havo P, r ° v 1 cd themselves in each and every quarter of tho Globe, and at the present time tliev are tho high-water mark and cynosure of everyone. Catalogues will be available prior to tho Auction Sale, and a future advertisement will give a detailed list of tho various animals that will bo offered. In tho meantime wo say to every producer and every land-owner in Canterbury: PUT ALL OTHER ENGAGEMENTS ASIDE AND ATTEND LEESTON ON THE 31st MAY. 2177 H. MATSON and CO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. /"CLEARING SALE AT COUTTS ISLAND, on MAY 23rd, at 12 o'clock. On account of MR CHAS. SCOTT. Full particulars will bo advertised on tho 17th and 21st INSTS. 2163 H. MATSON and CO. FOR LEASE BY TENDER. G4J ACRES FIRST-CLASS HEAVY LAND. AT HALSWELL. "ITITB aro instructed by MR A. CASE, o£ ** ' QUAIFE'S ROAD, HALSWELL, to invito 'TENDERS for the three years' lease of his first-class property. Tho farm is to bo let for grazing puriJoses only and no cropping will bo allowed. The conditions of Leaso may bo inspected at our office, Coshol street, Christchurcli. TENDERS CLOSE AT 12 O'CLOCK ON MAY 22nd, 1918. No tender necessarily accepted. A CLEARING SALE of the whole of tho LIVE and DEAD STOCK will bo held at an early date. 2155 H. MATSON and CO. PYNE AND 00. DDINGTON YARDS. TO-MORROW. 360 Six and Eight-tooth Rcunney Ewes, Southdown Rams in Maroh 600 Six and Eiglit-tooth Romnoy Threequarterbred Ewes in good condition, have been on turnips for one month. E.L. rams put in April. A leal good line. 300 Fat and Forward Throe-quarterbrcd Wethers 350 Halfbred Wethers 120 Exceptionally Good Threo-quarterbred Ewes, E.L. Rams April Account MESSRS F. and J. NORTHCOTE, Waiau, 1 Truck of Primo Fat Cattle On account MR W. F. PARKINSON, Kaituna, 17 Extra Primo Steers' On account MR G. D. GREENWOOD, Tcviotdale, 40 Head Fat Cattle PYIfE and CO., 2175 Auctioneers. STRONACH, MORRIS AND CO., LTD. MAY 16th and 17th, 1918. GLADBROOK DISPERSAL SALE OF STUD SHEEP, HORSES, AND IMPLEMENTS. STRONACH, MORRIS and CO., LTD., havo received instructions from MESSRS ROBERTS and CO., to SELL by AUCTION at Gladbrook (near Middlcmarchj, on tho abov e dates:— HOURS OF SALE: FIRST DAY —Selling Sheep, starting 1 o'clock. SECOND DAY—Horses and Implements, Btarting 11.30. STUD SHEEP. BORDER LEICESTERS. Flock No 41 (N.Z. Flock Book, South Island) — ' 162 Ewes, mixed ages 89 Ew© Hoggets 84. Ram Hoggetn CORRIEDALF.fe. Flock No. 20 (N. 2. Flock Book, South Island.} — 207 Ewes, mixed ages 71 Ewo Hoggets 62 Ram Hoggets ROMNEY MARSH. Flock 1, No. 349. (Romnew Marsh Sheepbreeders)— 107 Ewes, mixed ages Flock 2, No. 223 (N.Z. Flock Book, South Island.) — 104 Ewes, mixed ages 94 Ewo Hoggets, out of both flocks 75 Ram Hoggots, out of both flocks ALSO STUD RAMS OF THE ABOVE BREEDS. Selected rams have been put out with t-ho ewes, and will have been out six weeks bofore the Sale. All Sheep will bo inspected and passed by tho Inspectors appointed by tho Associations, before date of Sale. 90 DRAUGHT HORSES, broken and unbroken Sires used, KING'S GLORY, LORD MINTO. Mares aro now in foal to ORPHAN BCTT [by WEE MACGREGOR out of JEAN, by LORD SALISBURi) 20 HACKS, broken and unbroken IMPLEMENTS, consisting of Ploughs, Drays, Cultivator, Drills Strippers, Mowers, etc., etc. Tho GLADBROOK STOCK being so well mown, comment is unnecessary. Tho Salo s a genuine displenishing one, every lot )eins» for bona' fide sale. Further information may be obtained from MESSRS MURRAY, ROBERTS and CO. LTD., Agents. " 1394 or from THE AUCTIONEERS. T^EDDINGTON ROYAL MAIL COACHES Under New Management. WINTER TIME-TABLE. MORNING SERVICE. Coach leaves Stables, Teddington 7.15 .m., Allandale 7.45, Governor's Bay 8 driving at Lyttelton 9.15 a.m.; returning'fro.-n iyttelton 9.45 a.m. " AFTERNOON SERVICE, On Mondays, .Wednesdays, and Saturdays only. Coach leaves Stables, Teddington, 2.15 Alindale 2.45, Governor's Bay 3.0, arrive Lytelton 4.15 p.m.; returning from Lyttelton .45. Special Trips by Arrangement. FARES AS USUAL. THOS. FAIRBALRN, Proprietor.