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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17699, 27 February 1923, Page 14

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. H. MATSOX AND 00. ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITIONS IN THE WAY OF It IT RAX. PROPERTIES. QQ ACRES, Government Leasehold, renew--00 able leas?, c:oae to Christchurch, rent per acre; 4roomed bathroom, dairy, v;ashhouse t cow- brre. etc. PRICE FOR GOODWILL and IMPROVEMENTS, £oBG. Fol. 723 H. MATSON and CO. 380 ACHES, situated in one of the best aistiicts in Canterbury, 3 miles from an important township; 7-r. omeii (.-.•.•o.iir.g-houae, bathroom, li. i'.nd water, stable, S cow stftlif-. PRICE £ll 10b per acre BUYER CAN MAKE HIS OWN TERMS. Fol. 720 H. MATSON and 00. ACRES, together with 9-roomefl house. laid out urchard, and good pjdd:>ck, situated in country tovv/i. Vendor will sell or exchange for 200 or 300 acres of land. Fol 715 ACRES, situated close to Kaiapoi; 6 acres in crops; carrying 7 dajj£* CGK3, S yi.-ariing3, horse ana cart, implements, .separator, etc. House ui 5 rojms, separator room, wvihnouse, etc. PRICE £JGSO Ab A GOING CONCERN. £'7JO can remain on mortgage fcr 3 years at 6 per cent. Fol. 705 H. MATSON and CO. ACIIES, splendid rolling downs, securely and wcil fenced. Good yards and sheep dip on property. A typical North Canterbury farm. PRICE £7 10a per acre. Terms subject to arrangement. Fol. 701 H. MATSON and CO. ACRES, freehold, situated near Duntroon, 2h miles from school and post office, daily mail passes place; 5-roomed house, telephone, wool shed, yards, dip, stable, garage, dairy, ample shelter plantations and orchard. The property is in a high state of cultivation, having been divided into 12 paddocks. The country is low hills and sweet open native pasture, well watered, and will carry about 1000 ewes. Lambs come off their mothers cxcnllentlv. Climate good. PS ICE £7 10s per acre. Terms to be arranged! This farm is an, excellent property, and is being sold for good reasons. Fol. 679 H. MATSON and CO. 100 within 18 miles of Christchurch, divided into 6 paddocks. Good home, outbuildings-. It is really wonderful what this little place produces. Price £lB per acre. Fol. 677 H. MATSON and CO. FOR PRIVATE SALE. ACRES, of whioh 'SOO acres have been cultivated, and balance in native pasture, situate Hororata, on account of DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE in the Estate of the LATE HUGH C'ASSIDY. This place is well fenced. woTl roaded, has all necessary buildings on it, is rfose to all the markets, and is situate the centre of. Canterbury. All flat land. PRICE: £4 10s per care. ■TERMS: 16 per cent, before possession, 6 per cent, in twelve months, 5 per cent, in tw" years, and balance on mortgage for five years. H. MATSON and 00. A NORTH CANTERBURY SHEEP FARM. A NORTH CANTERBURY SHEEP FAKM. CAN BE ACQUIRED UNDEK EXCEPTIONAL CONDITIONS. fIIHIS property comprises about 9000 ACRES of land. The country is goodl tussock hills. There is a complete homestead, necessary buildings, wool-shed and dip. The buildings aro substantial, and the run is quite a good place. The property is approachable by a motor traffic road, and is estimated to carry with absolute safety and to advantage 2000 ewes and 600 dry sheep. This property has reverted to the present holders as mortgagees, and they are prepared to deal with it by leaving a large portion of the purchase money on mortgage for an extended period of years at a low rate of interest. This place must appeal to any buyer who wants a aheexj farm. Fol. 879 H. MATSON and 00. 900 C° w Farm, subdividied into 9 paddocks, first-class homestead, including stables, loose-box, .motor sired, cow-bails, ipilking plant, etc. Price, £lB 10s per acre. Easy terms. Fol. 663 H. MATSON and 00. ACRES, close to Rangiora, together with complete iarm and farm buildings. Price £2400. Any reasonaole suggestion regarding finance will be entertained. Folio 656 H. MATSON and 00. r? ACRES, situate in a thriving township • within 20 miles of Christchurch, subdivided into 3 paddocks, with a gentleman's homestead on it, electric light, bathroom, pantry, soullery, washhouae. This place can keep 4 cows going easily. There is a young orchard, and price for the whole thing is £2200, or oiler. Fol. 653 H. MATSON and CO. 1000 a complete mixed farm—at X\J\J\J present cairies about 700 ewes, 7 head <-' cattle, ilO dairy cows, first-class homestead of o roomß, all necassury outbuildings. Price £lO per acre. Any reasonable terms entertained. Fol. 653 H. MATSON and 00. ACRES, being one of the best Tniwl farming propositions that we know of. The buildings are all new. Good Bungalow house, whare, shed, and outbuildings. Growa splendid wheat, and as for pasture and rape lands, there is nothing to beat it. Price £2S per acre; £IOOO down, balance on extended term a Fol. 646 A COUNTRY HOUSE, comprising 9 rooms, together with every convenience in the way of outbuildings, tennis courts and garden, together with jk-acre of land. This is a splendid property, \ situate in the district township, magnificent healthy surroundings, andi a good neighbourhood. Price £950. Really too good to be true, but closing the estate is the reason. Fol. 641 H. MATSON and CO. ACHES, Government Lease, with 16 years to run. Rent £l6 4s 9d half-yearly; 5-roomed house, 'electric light, 8-bail cowbyre, trap' shed, subdivided into 11 pa-ddocks. Price £2200 for the goodwill. Fol. 619 H. MATSON and CO. I ACRES, together with 3-roomed lious» and outbuildings, subdivided into 8 paddocks This i 3 Government lease. Rental £203 n year, payable half-yearly. There i"? a mortgage of £SCO on it. Price: As a going concern £1450, plus th? mortgage, including about 603 sheep, cattle, and full farm plant. Fol. 621 H. MATSON and 00.