AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. ailoOM AND CO. TATTERSALbs BUILDINGS, 145 CA3HEL STREET, LAND AND ESTATE SALESMEN. TO FARMERS AND PRODUCERS. TO FARMERS AND PRODUCERS. TO FARMERS AND PRODUCERS. PERSONAL SUPERVISION ASSURED. PERSONAL SUPERVISION ASSURED. PERSONAL SUPERVISION ASSURED. FARMER, large or small, wants *-J the biggest return tliat ho can get nder the present conditions, and he cannot risk an •unsatisfactory sale of any of his products at tho present tirao. THINGS HAVE CHANGED. H. MATSON and CO. are the Oldest Firm in the trade, or.d are a private firm. The piincipals of the business attend the Markets and look after tho interests of all consignments entrusted to them, and will he d!ad to act for you. Account Sales paid promptly. All reasonable demands regarding finance entertained. Our organisation in each department leaves nothing to be desired. Tho following sales are made— STORE CATTLE . . JACK MATSON. DAIRY CATTLE . . ALLAN MATSON. FAT CATTLE . DAVID MATSON. FAT LAMBS nnd FAT SHEEP A. W. COOK. STORE SHEEP . W. F. WAT.HON and HARRY MACDONALD. PIGS . . . FRANK TURNBULL. GENERAL SUPERVISOR: LEICESTER MATSON. We offer our services to aL those who have realisations for the METROPOLITAN MARKET or elsewhere, and our long association in the trade, and the fact that we personally look after all tho business entrusted to us is a warranty of good faith. Our judgment, and the fact that we are tho oldest firm in the market, and still going strong, is a recommendation to you to entrust your consignments to H. MATSON and CO. Jp-iA(\(\— BUYEctS! BUYERS! Buyers! cf*i. i x\J\J One Acre and G plastered rooms, nicely decorated, l.aud c. service, and gaa throughout. Fendilton. Place in perfect order, jjl omces, 80 fruit trees, about 8 years old. One of the most perfectly kept propertics, in Christohurc. l. H..V.ATSON and CO., Agents. O ACRES and 4-roomed House, Harewood ' district. Wo invite enquiry, as wo have j it for sale. H. MATSON and CO. A ACRES and New Bungalow of i rooms, electric light, etc Great for greenuvuse- possibilities. £I2OO. H. MATSON and CO. P-i rr Aft-VERY Attractive Bungalow dCtJL I \J\J Home in Fendalton, northern aspeot, 5 main room most superior appointments, well-proportioned dining and sittingrooms, el. l'riri and gas; over J-acre. ■' H. MATSON.and CO. Y»QA/y BUYS a most comfortable and 3*P\J\J well-built House near Fitzgerald \avenue, h. and -.. service, plastered and \apered, gaslightx" Full Jtn acre, in per\st order, very tunny. I \ / . ■■ ■' H MATSON and. CO. \ "ANXIOUS TO SELL. \ ANXIOUS: TO SELL. ;m peninsula cow farm. 6f\ . AC BE S. , -V iiCRES. cent pasturage load, face* Government -will . delay; apply to - s „ im „. w , .H. "MATSON 3 ; Or to the'N.Z. FAHME: A SEA COAST FARk. A SEA COAST,FARM.? ' >rosmro3ffflßa buildings. \" buildings. \ magnificent, sweet, wabm \ mag-nificent, sweet, warm country! . price £8 10* per acre. .Thia., affords an excellent opportunity to v*..- •?* "-atquiw '< ■ ' of the, best land'ftnd cue "of the most'eom•l a j. Ljl - i iea we ,know of. It is all meat. The'fences are good. There is.a and it is in, 1 tba|'select area ■ Hiat, is known aa the , Sliest tana ,Ckn±erbury. The property is at 'present carrying "1736" aheap, of which about 18Q0 are breeding ewes, and about 80 .head-of-cattle. • ' ' ' ' * *'< , This la one of ilia few; places tiiat we can honestly' recommend as being a charming H.^MATSON and CO.' v ioonw,x*>»lad< ? .*L acres. - NotlrfnffMo. touch it at,the money, situate ten -minutes' 'walk to Papauui mad cars. * > NJB.—* Chains frontage., • Anyone ' interested at aU. should'certainly see ua-about this. lawns,'coal find wood house, aituite nvatreet. " • ' - " Eol. 170 " and CO - I .lock ..range,'; wardrobes, h. and c, ?w.h,,v and £S*s, motor .shedj' »,. H. 14ATSON and'CO. £2150. ; A CHEAP PROPERTY CLOSE CARLTON '- END* OF BEALEY- AVENUE.* An absolutely up-to-date'fratoried Bungathroughotri Ball oak beautiful din- "' ing-room,, .with handsome open fire, and bookshelves torapjd of books , on each aide. % h. and hi,-systems, el. light with tie maximum of intelligence. Designed, to sava,labour and at tha tarn* tome to please tha «ye. % BEING PAPERED THROUGHOUT in what w« consider good taste. There'is a motor shed* almost a 4-tcre, and quantity of ftnit, including walnuts, apples, pear*,'" plums, and evinces, and small fruits. The chases- to'buy ttua 'aithfaUy built "and first-class 'Bungalow b. tne above price will not hold good long. We cordially invito innumber of"inndvationa and" conveniences which most bo aeon, to be appreciated. - y A eak •* would 'be preferred. FoL 89 - H. MATSON and CO ÜB.—Commodious qua balcony faces north. .There'are 6 living looms besides the balcony. C>v*v? £1650. . f 'MODERN 6-HOOMED BUNGALOW AND n^fimm^^mm^^saAV, ~!$l tr^-^^^^^^7^^^^^.
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