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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18266, 27 December 1924, Page 18

Avonozra. H. MATSON AND CO. FOR SALE. FOB SALE. H MATS OX and CO. have several Jersey • Bulla to Sell ridiculously cheap —Twelve Guineas each. Yearling to two-year-olds, on behalf •f one of the oldest breeders. H. MATSON and CO. are -rity anxious to Sell for a client a Harness Mare, thoroughly reliable, well bred, every trial; will pas a anything and stand anywhere. £2O or offer. H. MATSON and CO. are Sole Agent* for the following Stud Shorthorn cattle:— Roan heifer, calved Sept., 1922; in calf; due now. Red Heifer, calved July, 1923; in calf. Red Shorthorn Cow, ehow record; in calf. Red Heifer, calved August, 1323. PRICE 100 GOTNEAS FOR THE FOUR. AN' ABSOLUTE SNIP. AND A GIFT AT THE PRICE. FULLEST PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. H. MATSON and CO., in Tattonail's, have for Private Sale; A first-class "Milk Float," "built to order. _ Low prico. Back delivery. Solid Light Spring Cart, nearly new, £l6. ENQUI&IF. S. ENQUIRIES. H. MATSON AND CO.—Want 20 Hereford Steers for a client. . Must be well bred and an even line. H. MATSON and CO. will he glad" of particulars oi anv Yearling Drafts. H. MATSON AND 00.—No matter what you have to Sell are in a position to give it the best attention. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES MUST APPEAL TO THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER;— * ift,—AOQ ACRES, Eenewable Lease. Rent jtpayable half-yearly. £3B I7s 10d. The leaio has anywhere from 15 to 18 years to run. Property is well fonoed into nine paddocks, has a good 9roomed. houee. hot and cold water, waahhouse. woolshed, etc. Included in the plant are a Donald Wool Press and Little Wondeir Shearing Plant, 830 Breeding Ewes, all two, lour, mx and eight-tooth, .and so rummies amongst them; 60 hood of cattle, from calves t-o three-year-olds. PRICK £SOOO is a going concern. The vendor will leave £IOOO on niortgage E. MATSON and CO. JL—l OOA ACRES, subdivided into 7 padJLiwOv/ docks, within a lew minutes' motor run of a thriving country town in Canterbury—first-claas home and outbuildings, ample plantations. Price i:3 10s an aero, and any reasonable terms..Owner selling on account of old »ge and the property has come back into his hands. P. 36. 808 H. MATSON and CO. H.—l n ACRES, situate close to the end of -L I the Tram terminus and undoubtedly one of the beat positions in ChrUtchurcb —17 acres of land, together with modern home and all necessary outbuildings. Subdivided into •mall paddocks. An ideal property for the man who wants ■to liv* in the city and have the privileges of the country. Prioe, £8650 or offer. F. 1049 H. MATSON and CO. PfV ACRES, Banks Peninsula. SplenJLDU did/best cocksfoot land, good six-roomed dwelling of totara, with all necessary out-buildings. The Vendor has such confidence ' in the property that he is prepared to leave two-thirds of 11to porehsss money on Mortgage. His only reason for selling is that he is an old man? Prioe. £23 10# per acre. Without doubt, this is a bargain. F.lOBl H. MATSON and CO. ACRES, good, heavy land, together with good homestead, electrio light and all convenienses, Motor Garage, etc. Seven mites from township, daily mail and cream cart. A boat 80 acres are in crop. This is * magnificent little place and is well saleable. Owner leaving for Australia and this ie his only reason for telling. Prioe asked,, £ls per mm. Very easy terns. F. 1068 H. MATSON and CO. *-90 # tk. —QrtA ACHES, subdivided into numerOUV/ ona paddocks, beautiful home, ssnple plantations. This property is within 20 minutes' drive of the City and would make a splendid home for a bosineas man. Just think of the pleasure oi itl Price, about £2O an aore. F. 766 H. MATSON and CO. A~IIHA ACRES, situate in the faxl Xiwv/ lamed Amuri County—beautiful hills and flats, studded -with, lovely parks of .bush—-first-class homestead and outbuildings—a moet attractive place. Places like this are almost unprocurable. Price, £9 10s an acre. Easy terms. F. 790 H. MATSON and CO. A-Q7EC ACRRfi, Banks Peninsnlv-a Oft/ beautiful pieoe of land, lying -well to the sun, sheltered from the south-west winds—studded with little bits of bush left for shelter. A first-class home and within half an hour's drive of nWriatahnrnh. Price, £26 10s par sere or offer. F. 602 E. MATSON and CO. ii non ACKES. This is * magnificent OjuU hm, beautifully kept, and in splendid heart and rotation for crops. A good dwelling house o{ 5 rooms, all conveniences. AwtpU plantations. Close to thriving townehip, in Canterbury. Price, £l9 acre. £3 cash per sere, balance in 4 years, interest 6 per cent. A splendid farm in every way. F. 1051 H. MATSON sad CO; VEKT OLD-MARSHLANDS FARM. "*3. ACRES—nPoar-rooaod Souse, all itec«Bsary oatbnildings £I3OO, or £ISOO as a going concern. This is Mr A. Vincent's Property, and he has owned it for 18 years. Only old age is forcing him to sell. We are sole agent*. - Fullest particulars from us. H. MATSON and CO. Vttoaiaa