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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16322, 20 September 1918, Page 12

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. TO HORSE OWNERS! TO STATION HOLDERS! TO FARMERS! HORSES I HORSES! HORSES! /ITHE Central position of the TATTER'I SALL'S REPOSITORY, and the conveniences that are available, e-sure a full attendance and reliable realisations of a-i Country Consignments seat forward. TO FARMERS, STATION HOLDERS, CONTRACTORS, PLOUGHMEN, AND TEAMSTERS OF ALL KINDS WHO HORSES. We would advise, you that at tie present moment there is a keen and good ccmanJ for Young Horses which are broken ma ready to go to work. , For the most part tho heavier clms oi Horses which swing their in placo ot walking aro not so readily sought aiter aa tn« lighter breed of Horeo3 that can P'.ek tne:r feet up nnd aro active, and can waLi a way with a team. Should you have any Ho«ea that you do cot want WHY FEED THEM? In view of the high price of feed, end t.extraordinary profits that yon c^ ,d out of Cattle, surely it would pay to take advantage of the present demand (you can carry two head of Cattle where you carry one H SEND FORWARD YOUR CONSIGNMENTS TO H. .<IATSOI\ anvl CO. :n timto enable us to properly advert so thorn y that those wanting Horses in other may attend TATTERSALL'S, and know their visit will not bo abortive. DON'T DELAY 1 DO IT NOW! THE DEMAND IS ONLY LIKELY TO REMAIN FOB A FEW WEEKS. H. MATSON and CO. r*_ssso ACRES FREEHOLD, w'ti GOO A Acres Leasehold, 21 yea«, with OP. • for £594; with approximately 140 °® h€ t£ (ewes about 700), 60 cattle, and 30 horses. Prioo with all stock, coming crop of lambs, calves, wool, implements, and furniture, including 1 purebred He refold bull, 2 years, and 2 years, £8000. Residence of 4 Imng rooms, lofty, gas lit, pantry, office, and bathroom. Placo will carry in ite n«sent state 1500 rheep, 100 cattle, and 30 horses. All possible requirements for the sheep industry; shed holds 50 bales, 2 stand Lister shearing machines, with 21 h.p. engine; 4000 acres of standing bush (vory light), balance cloarings and fern. About SOO acres pro suitable for tho plough. More details on application. Fol * 1768 H. MATSON and CO. j \ —197 ACRES, specially fine tract, on tho A Peninsula, with first-class House and everything that one can want. Terms are a matter of arrangement depending on tho purchaser. Handy by motor-car. PRICE £30 PER ACRE. Fol. 1808 H. MATSON and CO. A —734 ACRES good Grazing Land, pay -Ci. good interest and have increasing value. Some of the best hill country in ttie Poninaula. 126^ PRICE £20 PER ACRE. H. MATSON and CO. \ —2100 ACRES, "The finest little property JrL of its kind in North Canterbury. Beautiful and compact homo; no cultivation, well fenced, close to eea, main road through; largo prospects." Modern up-to-date woolshea, and excellent yards. Homestead and stables aro built of the best, and fences aro exoellent. Price £21,203, subject to a £9000 mortgage, and. will leave money on at earn© xato as the mortgage. Fol. 1330 H. MATSON and CO. A— 112 ACRES, splendid land, worth tho money; close to town, and must advance in prioe; 6 paddocks, well watered. Real good buildings, valued at £850. Owners.will give terms. PRICE £65 PER ACRE. FoL 68D ' H. MATSON and CO. \ —1170 ACRES, with 6-roomed House, -CX stables, woolshed. and yards; subdivided into 10 podaocks by wire fences. Tho earliest selection in a well and favourably known district. Wheat land as well as milk' and wool. ' Price £14 10s per aero, of which £8 remains as mortgag«. fol, 73D H. MATSON and CO. —840 ACRES, right good place, worth the money, which, with a Leasehold »>f 270 acres additional, together with tho freehold, enables "tho property to oarry 1000 ewes, 600 dry sheep, and 50 head of cattle. The Moubo, of 7 rooms, is good, with h. and o. servico and offioee; shearing shed and yards. Coach passes house every day; 4 milee from sohool, Z from . telegraph. PRICE . £11 per acre, with terms, or £10 cash and £500 for the goodwill of tho Leasehold; mortgage £4500. Fol. 1738 H. MATSON and CO. A— 454 ACRES, 25 mile* from' town and close to railway, school, saleyards P. 0., and stores; 14 well sheltered paddocks, 10-roomcd House, hj and 0., a»d a 1! offices, large number of outbuildings. PRICE £35 PER ACRE. Fol. 112H H. MATSON and CO. 1 —170 ACRES in North Canterbury, JlO greater part of which is in grass, 1 to 4 years, 6. acres in wheat, 30 going into peas, 12 in potatoes, and 6 acres into rape. Has grown 75 bus. wheat to 'he < acre and 25 tons potatoes, and 100, oca mangolds, and for grazing it cannot oe beaten, 12 paddocks well fenced. Buildings: 6-Toomcd House, stables cowshed, motor house. PRICE £12 PER ACRE. Also, same account, an ORCHARD of 5 acres, all planted in tho best kin-Is I of marketable apples coming into full profit. PRICE £15 PER ACRE, and : can arrange cosy forma. One of the I best and cloancst farms in tho district. ] Fol. 82D H. MATSON and CO. ! 1 . A SUPERFARM PROPOSITION. j A— -Wo haYe a pictorial demonstration of j what it can do, and invite thoeo genuinely interested —270 Acres, "probably 1 tho richest land in Now Zealand." Has grown 102 bushels of wheat over largo j urea, 120 bushels of oats, nnd 92 bushels j of barley. Ha® grown 27} tons of po- ( tatoes per acre, and 20 tons cot by any v means uncommon and yet it is not cropped out. It tea had a spoil of 3 j years' sheep grazing, and is therefore ii ( perfect' condition. About 70 acrcs can , bo reaped for cocksfoot 6eed (July, 1918). ' This year sold £140 worth of seed from 1 14 acres, over which sheep hud boon running all tho year. We caa fill columns with solid facts about this farm. Tho owner ruado up <0 £100 per aero with cauliflowers. Eminently suitable for subdivision into 20, 25, or 100■acro blooks, as thcro uro roads on two rides. Two good Houses on tho placo, 7 and 5 rooms, granary, stables, sheds, etc.; 33 acres can bo let at £7 per acre for potatoes. Wo repeat that tho placo i 3 in a ciaes by itself. Potato r stalks going from sft 9iu to 6t't Sin in length. Ono milo and a quarter froai railway station, G miles from lajgo Canterbury town. About £2000 oaaii would put a man in possession. Fol. 43A H. MATSON and CO. TO RETURNED SOLDIERS AND ALLTHOSE DESIROUS OF PURCHASING IiAND. a 1 —LET US BRING to your notio© the r A following splendid little farm and rip- I ping homo within 20 miles of Christchurch, in the centro of fine districts euoh. as Darfield, Grcondalo, Solwyn, Loeston, E Lies mere, etc. Wc have 300 ACRES, all in splendid heart, conveniently subdivided with live fences, amply sheltered with shelter belt of trees, Ij watered by woter-raoes, and a lovoly t< iittle homo with all nooeesary out- 4 buildings. • Tho land is of splendid quality, and it is a great fattening farm, and with £1500 one can get into this farm with tho best of terms and nover need to look back. To a gooa man evan a lessor deposit might oe entertained. PRICE £13 10s PES ACRE ' Hi MATSON ud CO,