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I AUCTIONS. I H. MATSON AXD CO. SAIiE. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), OCTOBER Bth. SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of a CLIENT: 50 Halfbred Ewes, with 6 Lambs i 40 Ewes with 50 Lambs S . EOTHIES INVITED. i ■ 5018_ _jEL_ MATS OX and CO. TTERSALL'S S A~l7if. SATURDAY NEXT. | SPECIAL ENTRY. . j On behalf of CANTERBURY FROZEN j MEAT CO., Belfast: j 3 Two-horse Set of good Yan Harness, I no reins I 1 Three-horse Set of Yan Harness, oom- ! 2 Collars | The tifcovo is in excellent order, and wfll j stand inspection. On account of a CLIENT: 12 Good useful Draughts, 4 to 7yrs old ■ On account of n SOUTHERN CLIENT: j 2 Good Saddle and Harness Horses 1 Fast Trotter, 7 years, broken to s. and h. On account of MR JOHN WYLLIE, Omihi: 1 Bay Stallion, Baron Surprise, aged, by Baron Everest (imp.), dam Shepherd Lad marc. Full pedigree at sale. [ ENTRIES INVITE^). 50SO H. MATSON 'and CO. ! TITTLE EIYER SALE" j TtTESTJ4T, OCTOBER 12th. j SPECIAL ENTRIES include: — On account of MR W. PIDGEON. Littlo River: S Springing Heifers ENTRIES INVITED. 30J0 H. MATSON and CO. FKELIMINARYNOTICE. CLEARING SALE. j TEMPLETON. TEMFLETON. | MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, at 12.30 p.m. | QN account of MR THOS. DAVIDSON. ! All particulars later , 5043 H. MATSON and CO. ' DISPERSAL SALE. PUREBRED FRIESIAN CATTLE, | REGISTERED DRAUGHT HORSES, ' AND . PUREBRED BERKSHIRE PIGS. "IDAHO" STUD FARM, UPPER RICCARTON. TUESDAT, OCTOBER 19th. 1920, At ]] a.m. (Note Alteration of Date.) On account of MR L. B. HUBBARD. MR L. B. HUBBARD having sold his Property, has instructed H. MATSOiV and CO. and W. E. SEMES'and CO-, actintr in con function, to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION as above, all hia LITE AND DEAD STOCK, including:— PUREBRED REGISTERED' FRIESIAN CATTLE. BULLS: "Idaho King," 2 years, by Lakeside of Canada, dam Woodlands Laddie Queen 2nd,, by Cliffside Laddie; the G.D. of Lakeside of Canada .is half-sister to May Echo Sylvia (World's Champion), and Burkoyje, Sylvia Poach (N.Z. • Champion). ■ v ' "Tritomia Do Kol," 3 years, by Sir Oat De Kol Fayno. (imp.), dam Princess Gem, by Prince Pictertje of Cliffside. "Idaho Prince,'' 1 year, by Tritomia De Kol, dam Woodlands Laddie Queen 2nd. COWS. AND HEIFERS: "Woodlands Laddie Queen 2nd," 4 years, by Cliffside Laddie, dam American Queen. "Woodlands Laddie Bell," 6 years, by Cliffside Laddie, dam Woodlands Bell. "Idaho Bell," 2 years, by Lakeside of Canada, dam Woodlands Laddie Bell. "Idalio Rone," 1 year, by Tritomia De Kol, dam Woodlands Laddie Bell. "Idaho Pet," 1 year, by Tritomia De Kol, dam Woodlands Pontiao Pet, by Colan- j tha Pontiao. 2 Heifer Calves and 1 Bull Calf. ' ' ALSO— 2 Dairy Cows in calf 2 Shorthorn Heifers, 2nd carvers " 7 Shorthorn Heifers in calf 5 Halfbred Friesian Yearling Heifers 4 Yearling Steers DRAUGHT HORSES: Bay Mare, Jess, aged, by General Hamilton, by Young Banker, dam Conqueror * mare Yearling - Colt, by Shepherd's Prince, by Moor Lad, by Shepherd's Lad, dam Jess Brown mare, Pol], aged Two-year-old Gelding, by Shepherd's Prince, by Moor Lad, by Shepherd's Lad, dam Poll Yearling Filly, by Shepherd's Prince, by Moor Lad, by Shepherd's Lad, dam PoU i Bay Gelding, Mick, aged The Mares and Geldings broken to all work. I I TROTTERS: - Happy Jack, gelding, well-known trotter, j winner of several races Bay Gelding, 2yrs, by Logan Pointer, dam Imperious mare PIGS: 3 Burebred Berkshire Sows in pig to Stephens' Champion Boar, Como to Stay 1 Devon Sow in pig IMPLEMENTS, ETC.: 1 Double Furrow Plough £P. and D.), 1 Single Furrow Plough (P. and D.), Farm Dray and Frame, light Spring Dray and Frame, 2 Reapers and Binders, Limo Distributor (Muybole), 3-horße ! Grubber (M.H.), Potato Digger (Aspin- [ wall's), Hay Rake (Duncan), Disc Har- { rows, Chain Harrows, 2 sets of Tina Harrows (heavy and medium). Grass Mower, Horse Planet, 4-horso Blocks and Chains, two Hand Planets, Rub-ber-tyred Gig (Bryant), 12ft Calf Feed Trough on Wheels, 1G eight-feet Jarrah Hurdles (bolted), 12ft Gate, large Grindstone, Anvil (961b), Drilling Machine, Vyce, Feed Troughs, Crow Bars, Sledge ■ ■ Hammers, 10ft Carpenter's Bench with ] screw, Carpenter's Tools, large lot j Paints, Pigeon Holes, large (Orchard i Spray and Garden Pump on Wheels, ! new Fencing Wire, 4 coils Sheep Netting, Fowl Netting, Wire Gates, 7ft Extension Cramp, Painter's Trestles, Concrete Board, Pig Feed Tank on Wheels. Barrows, 3 Ladders (22ft, 16ft, and l2j"t), Jarrah Gate Posts and Stakes, Gate and Trough, Timber, Gate Stiles, Jarrah and Iron Pig Troughs, and a huge collection of Useful Sundries, Harness of all kinds, 5 12in Water Pines, Bft Kauri Step Laddor, lot Wire Rope, light Pig Loader, Runner Ducks, Stone Garden Roller, and 2-bottle Babcock Tester \ Stoaming Plaut for Cattle and Pig Feed, j 4 h.p. Vertical Boiler (Anderson), "good as new, with vat, steams 1 ton of potatoes at a time: Galvanised Open ' Tanks, 9ft x 3ft, 6ft x 3ft, and 1 Round Tank. . [ GRAIN AND POTATOES: 6 Tons O.S. Chaff, quantity Algerian Oats, i 1 Stack Wheat Straw, Partridge Peas. j Hunters Seed Wheat, Garton Oats, lot Empty Sacks I Maori Chief, Commonwealth, and Up-to--1 date Potatoes. \ NOTE—The Friesian Cattle and others will be sold at 1 p.m. sharp. ; Auctioneers desire to draw especial attenL tion to Mr Hubbard's Purebred Frieeian Cattle, which are exceptional, and aro well- ■ known throughout Canterbury, some of them being of the keenly sought after Sylvia j blood. All the Halfbred Heifers axe from selected cows. t EXTENDED PEDIGREES aro available for inspection at H. MATSON and CO.'S ' OFFICE. 1 NJJi—All purchases will be loaded <>n r trucks free of charge to buyers. !," LUNCHEON PROVIDED. g H. MATSONt and CO., 0 ! W. E. SIMES and CO., ' &<M7 Agents in Conjunction.