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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16358, 1 November 1918, Page 12

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. iy££SSRS H. MATSON* AND CO. AR] OFFERING THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS: — a-) gg ACRES. Aciour.t Client in Bad Health, and a Keel Seller. rk-ary Grass, Dairy, and Cropping Land "A'ith 8-roomed Hou&e and all outbuild ir.ps, 8-bail cowshed, concrete floor, 1 paddocks; Bituat;on near railway, scfcool £> 0., ctc., 20 miles from town, etc Price £18 per acre. Terms, £SOO cash balanoc terms of yeara. Fol. 551 H. MATSON and CO. (2.) 18,000 ACRES S.Cr.R., with 7* veara to run, and right o: renewal for" 33 yeaTß; all hill country up to 4000 feet; 2 miles from school; 10-roomed house, with h. and c. anc all modern conveniences, petrol lighted; 7-roomed cottage, woolshed CO jc 50 carpenter's and blacksmith's shop, anc other buildings, stables, etc.; sheet dip, 3 sets drafting yards, etc.; 460 C ■iheop, 30 catt'e, and 12 horses. Pri« for goodwill, improvements, and work in" plant, £8000. Stock at valuation Kent about £210. Fol. 12< H. MATSON and CO. (3.) 225 ACRES. IN ASHLEY COUNTY. £30 PER ACRE, 9-roomed houeo and new cottage 0f.4 rooms, pantry, and scullery # stables, grain and implement shod, motor sh-ed, etc. The .crops, which must be taken at valuation, comprise 50 acres in wheat, 24 acres for seed, and 12 oats, 60 acres linseed; subdivided into 15 paddocks. There js a mortgage of £1800 on the property. Fol. 54T H. MATSON and CO. «.) 180 A,OIUiS ' £33 PER ACRE. ELLESMERE DISTRICT. Prioe reduced from £40. Owner obliged to soil—ill-health the cause. Farm is worked up to a pitch of tidiness; '0 paddocks, with house of 7 rooms and conveniences, stables, and all buildings first-class and in perfect order. Station one mile, and school 3 miles; fencing all wire and gone. Mortgage £4300 at 5 per cent., 31 years to run. J 01. 37A H. MATSON and CO., Agents. (5.) Q*7A ACRES.—Some of the richest lime(tone land in Canterbury, subdivided 9 paddocks, 6-7-roomed New House, all outbuildings, full list of implements, 1200 sheep, 7 cattl-e, 10 horses, 40 tons of chaff, gig, binder, etc., etc.; tons of feed, ample water everywhere. Property comprises a sunny face, drained to a river boundary, IE acres lucerne. Will sell either as going concern or £16 per acre bare. Would give easy terms, say, £1600 cash, etc. Fol. 41T. H. MATSON and CO. («.) OOA ACRES, BEING BLOCK 4 OF Q&\J POTTS'S ESTATE, GOVERNOR'S BAY. Owing to ill-health this fine block of land has dome on the market. For 'fruit growing or for fattening stock there is nothing to beat it in Canterbury. It is sheltered from the eou'-wcatora and faces the morning sun. It is an • ideal property. There is a wool-shed of galvanised iron, sheep yards, good orchard on tha property, and no other piece of land on Bankß Peninsula can be purchased at the price that this . will be sold at, viz., £S 15s per aero or offer. H. MATSON and CO. W CIT DATED CLOSE TO A LARGE I O MANUFACTURING TOWN in Canterbury with a capital sea service to lift all produce, we can offer 80 acres • situated on the main macadamised road within ten minutes of the Post Office of a large and thriving community. The homestead comprises an up-to-date Seven-roomed. House and all conveniences, good dairy and outbuildings, and at the present time there are crops in the land that can be valued fully at £4 per acre. The Vendor is asking £50 aa acre and will allow the buyer to call bis own terms as to how muoh he can pay down, etc. H. MATSON and CO. 1 ; . r (8.) C C r\LQSEi TO AMBERLEY WE CAN " OFFER 800 ACRES of the Finest Land procurable in New Zealand. It is heavy black tarry soil, subdivided and with splendid drainage, together G with a Modern and Up-to-date Homestead with nice garden and buildings and everything requisite for working. It is close to one of the finest stock markots in New Zealand, di Prioa, £16/000 as a going concern. a ti H. MATSON and CO. n « • Pi K A N EXCEPTIONAL LEASEHOLD on the A main macadamised road, and comprises A 900 odd acres and the lease does not expire until 1929, the rent is merely a nominal rent, but a mere bagatelle. The improvements on the place comprise a First-class Home, 16 rooms, together with quite a small village of outbuildings, comprising a blacksmith's shop in splendid order. 1200 Breeding Ewes on the place, SOO Ewe Lambs, and about 100 Dry Sheep, 21 head of 25 Cattle, Oil Engine, 4-horse Waggon, Drays, and a complete plant. This land is practically all ploughable, »t>h _ will grow almost anything, produo- ~~ ing peas, wheat, clover, oats, barley, eto, There is a fortune for any man who ciarea to grow lucerne. • The price for the place, lock, stock, and barrel, i it £8000 or oner. £1 H. MATSON and CO. |£ KgUfrff 4*