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AUCTIONS. H. MATRON AND 00. A ddington market. DDINGTON MARK £• J- ' WEDNESDAY NEXT. ■WEDNESDAY JTEXT. H MATSON and CO. H. MATSON and CO. H. MATSON and CO. H. MATSON and CO. H. - MATSON and CO. H. WATSON and CO. SPECIAL ENTRIES On behalf of MR WM. GABBIE, South.bridge: 1 Truck Prime Heavyweight Ewes On behalf of MR R. G. BISHOP, So-uthbridge: 1 Track of Fat Sheep __ On behalf of LESLIE HILLS ESTATE, Culverden: 4 Trucks of Prime Fat Lambs On behalf of MESSRS KEENAX BROS., Little River: A Consignment of Lambs_ . _ On behalf of a CLIENT: 20 Spring-calving Cows and Heifers On behalf of MR CHAS. LEACH, Swannnnoa: A Consignment of Eat Cattle On behalf of WEST COAST CLIENT: 4 Trucks of Prime Oxen On behalf of MESSRS McCRISTIE and STONE, Le Bon's Bay: « Trucks of Prime Heavyweight Steers On behalf of MR JAS: KILPATRICK, Rotherham: : Truck of Fat Ewes On behalf of MR GEO. GILLESPIE, Culverden; 1 Truck of Prime Ewes On behalf of RAKAIA CLIENTS: 1 Truck of Fat and Store Pips On behalf of MRS M. MADDISON, Waikuku: Consijrnment of Store Pi<*3 On behalf of PENINSULA CLIENT: Several Excellent Springing Heifers and Cows On behalf of a 'WAIKARI CLIENT: 2 First-class Springers On behalf of MR PAT. GILLEN, Greeupark: 1 Truck of Heavyweight Ewes 5202 H. MATS ON and CO. CLEARING SALE. CLEARING SALE. CLARKVILLE. CLARKVILLE. THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 25th, at 12.30 p.m. On account the District Public Trustee, Executor of the Will of the late FRANCIS DOWDLE, deceased. H MATSON and CO. have received in- • structiona to hold, as above, a CLEARING SALE of the WHOLE of ilio LIVE and DEAD STOCK in the Estate, including:— HORSES—I Bay Draught Maro Bios," Syra; 1 Bay Draught Maro Beauty, aged; 1 Bay Draught Gelding Don, aged; 1 Half-draught Bay G-elding, Gyra, broken to chains; 1 Black Mare, aged, good in spring dray; 1 Unbroken Draught Gelding, rising 3yrß. OATTLEr—II Dairy Cows, spring calvera; 8 Two-year-old Heifers; 8 Two-year-old Steers; 7 Calves; 1 Bull. PIGS—I Breeding Sow; 6 Store Pigß. IMPLEMENTS AND D.F. Plough, 1 S.F. Plough, 1 Set Tyne Harrows, 1 P. and D. Duncan Diso Harrows (Roller Fore-carriage), 1 M.H. Grubber. 1 M.H. Grain Manure Drill,. 1 Hornsby Grass Mower, 1 M.H Sidedelivery, McCormick Binder, Hay Rake, Moulding Plough, Farm Dray, Tip Dray, Spring, Dray, Wheelbarrow, Vyoe, Farm Tools, Harness, Lawn Mower, Timber, Cream Cane, .oath, Meat Safo, Poultry, numerous Farm " Sundries. ALSO —Quantity Household Furn'itaxw, ALSO—i-acre Mangolds, Stack Hay, Stack Oatsheaves. ALSO—I Briscoe 4-oylinger 5-seater Car, ' Self-starter, Electric Light. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 5190 . H. MATSON and CO.

JJAWARDEN StOCK SALE. y, THURSDAY NEXT, - MAY; 25 th. Special Entries include:— On aooount of MR H. MIIiNER (who 1b •v; • leaving thedißtrict): 1 Bay MW, qi»et In saddle and harness .. 1 Bay M&to, J?«ggy, suitable for children to drive '.; ; • • . 1 Brown Mare, Trixie, rising Byrs, broken 1 to load 1 Qoofl Gig v • , , 1 Buggy. 1 Set Cab Harness, good, 1 Good Stocik Saddle, 1 lady's Astride Saddle, 2 Bridles, 1 86 Gallon Lister Separator, good as new, 1 No. 2 Chum • \ ,and Milk Pans, 1 Kauri Scalding, Trough, a Galvanised .Bath, about 80 Good. Leyiijg Fowls, 1 Sparrow Trap, 1 Winchester Rifle," about 50 Edison Records, Quantity of Good Wheat and Chaff Sacks. . ' ALSO QUANTITY'OF BTJNDHIESi ' ENTRIES INVITED;' ■. 5178-; ■' ; H. MATSON andi 00.

CHARLES CLARK. OHARLES 0 L A R K, ' 109 HEREFORD STREET.. . ESTABLISHED 1861. ■ ■' I I ' .. * . TO LET. -TO LET. AVONSIDE. ,20 MINUTES' WALK. 01" POST OFEIOE. AND CLOSE TO TRAM. HOUSE of 12 Rooms, every modern convenience, sunny position, hiph section. Rent and further particulars, apply'to . CHARLES CLARK. TO LET. TO LET. .SUPERIOR COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS. ABOUT 40 MILES FROM ' CITY. TERM: ONE TO THREE YEARS, "VTODERN HOUSE Jof about 15 rooms IVJ. (partly furnished), electrio light and all conveniences, septio tank, garage, stabling, telephone. LAND .(about 40 acres) in garden, tennis courts * oichard, and' plantation. , Further particulars from : CHARLES CLARK.

CITY. VERT CENTRAL POSITION. OWNER BOUGHT A LARGER HOUSE AND WANTS TO REALISE. SUITABLE FOR BOARDING HOUSE, FLATS, DOCTOR'S RESIDENCE, OR PRIVATE HqSPITAL. Two-storey art bungalow of 12 Rooms. Soveial rooms hare doors open, ing' to the sun. Porcelain bath, basin, gas geyser, gas .and . coal ranges, electric ligfct and points, throughout; linen and_ China cupboards; Sun Verandah. Splendid Seotion, high and dry. • Very private grounds. H.P., water service. PRICE ONLY £2200. For further- particulars and cords to view, apply to . CHARLES CLARK, 174-2 109 Hereford street. C3148-10S7

PROGRESS LEAGUE SERVICE. CAR RANGIORA TO OXFORD. DURING the' Rail way Cut, in connexion with Progress League's Mail Service, a CAR, conveying Passengers, will leave Rangiora Railway Station for Oxford on Mondays, Wednesdays,'aad Fridays, at 8.45 a.m. 6188 "W. HYLAND. A MOTOR will run' Daily from GLENTUNNEL to DARFIELD, and carry Pasaongere from Darfield to all places on rente to Lake Coleridge, returning in time to catch Cass Express, Tuesday, Thursday, And Saturday, if necessary* W. LEEMING, Mail Oontnctor.