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? auctions. d - H. MATSON ANI> CO. a " —— a 'r * H. MATSON AND CO. ABE f OFFERING THE FOLLOWING i ] BARGAINS H ! ow ,) 'i ;| gg ACRES. ;s A coexist Client in Bad Health, and a Keen Seller. « 110a.77 Grass, Dairy, and Cropping' Laad. i j tli 6-roomed Hons® and all outbuild-8-bail cowshed, concrete floor, J paddocka; situation near railway, tcbool, P. 0., etc., 20 miles from town, etc. Prioe X4B per acre. Terme, £800 caah, balance terms cf yeara. 2?ol« 65L H. MATSON and CO. I OJ | 18,000 ACEEa 1 E.G.R., with 7J years to run, and right of renewal for 33 years; all hill country, up to 4000 feet; 2 miles from school; 10-roooed house, with h. and c and all modem conveniences, petrol lighted; 7-roomod cottage, woolshod 60 x 60, carpenter's and blacksmith's shop, and other buildings, stables, etc.; sheep dip, 3 aelt d raiting yards, etc.; 4600 sheep, 80 catt'e, and 113 horses. Price for goodwill, improvements, aDd workins slant, £8000. Stock at valuation. Bint, about £210. Fol. 120 H. MATSON and CO. (W 225 AOBESIN ASHLEY COUNTY. £30 PER ACHE, 9-ioomed house and new oottage of 4 looms, pantry, and scullery, etables, grain and implement motor shed, etc. The crops, whicb most be taken at valuation, compriM 60 acres In wheat, 24 acres for seed, and 12 oata, 60 acres Unseed; subdivided Into 16 paddocks. There is » mortgage of £1800 on the property. Fol. 84T H. MATSON and CP* j ' (L> . | 180 im | £88 PER ACRE. ELLESMERE DISTRICT. I Prioe reduced from £4Q. Owner obliged w • ee 11—ill-health " the $»uae. Form is ' worked np .to a pitoh of "tidiness; '0 | paddock*, With hpuse of 7 rooms and I oonvenienose, stables, and all buildings and in perfect order. Stai tion one mile, and school 2 miles; fencing «kll and gorse. Mortgage £4800 at $ per cent, 81 years to run. j 01. 87A H. MATSON and CO., Asoats. | '• *■"* : : !r ■ w IxFTCi ACKESv—-Some of the limestone land in Canterbury, subdivided 0 paddocka, 6-7-roomed New. Jfons«s all' outbuildings, full list of impkmienls, 1200 sheep, 7 cattle, 10 hoam, 40 tons .of chaff, gig, binder, •fa, etc.; tons of feed, ample water I wuijlhew. Property comprises a maaf h drainfcd tf> » river boundazy, IS acres lucerne. Will sell either as going obaceni'ior £18 psr acre bare. Would give wr terms, say, £1600 (Mb, >*0. • ?<*4iT. H. MWOlf OP, > QOA AOBES, BEING- BLOCK 4 OP 04V POTTS'S ESTATE. GOVERNOR'S BA*. pwfcs *o ai-ieilih tWk fine block of land Jim come on the market. For fruit growing or for fattening stock there is nothing to beat it in Xt la' sheltered from the It if v an Meal property, Therp is a wool-ajied of galvanised jxon, sheep WjM. good o?cW on tfr progarty, ang. no piece of land on Banks Betinirols•> can )» purchased at the wW* w, 2a }5* per acre ©*, jriler. If. JIAISQN and CO. 9s. « CITUATED CLOSE TO A LARGE P MANUFACTURING TOWN in Canterbury with a capital service to lift all produoe, w# can ofier 90 acres situated on the main macadamieed road / within teq migrates pf the Post Office of « L»ge and UifiTinis community. The homestead comprises aa up-to-date Seven-roomed. fuid »U convenienees, gppd dairy and outbuildings, and at the- preaent ' time there' are crops in the land that can be valued fully at £4 per. aero. $he Vendor is asking £50 aa aero §nd 9111 allow the buyer to call his own terms as to how much ha can pay down, eta. H. 31ATSON and CO. (8.) PLOSE TO AiIBERLEY WE CAN V OFFER 800 AOBES of the' Finest Land procurable in New Zealand. It is he»vr black tarry soil, subdivided and with splendid drainage, together with a Modern and' ~ Up-to-date Homestead with nice garden and buildings and everything requisite for irorking. It ia close to one of Ute finest stock markets in New Zealand. Prioo, £16,000 'aa a going concern. H. MATSON and CO. (9.) AN EXCEPTIONAL LEASEHOLD on tho A main macadamised road, and comprises 900 odd acres and thp lease does hot 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 yillage of outbuildings, comprising a blacksmith's shop in splendid order. 1300 Breeding Eyres on the piacfe 800 Ewe L*mbs. and about 100 Dry Sheep, 21 head of Oil Engine! 4-horse Waggon, Brays, and a complete plant.' This land is practically all ploughable, and will grow almost anything, producing peas, wheat, clover, bate, barley, oto. There is a fortune for any man who cans to froy'lpouM. The price and barwl, is £8000 or H. VATSON and CO.