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auctions. H. MATSON AND CO. H. MATSON AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. WANTED FARMS FOB EXCHANGE. WE have several Clients with City and Suburban Properties who are desirous if exchanging for Farm Lands. Let us have particulars of your place, either lor sale or exchange. H. MATSON and CO. H. MATSON and CO. 190 ACRES Leasehold, no Goodwill. Easy distance from Town. Medium cropping J and. Good Homestead, first-class outbuildings. Divided into 8 paddocks. Watered by cotinty races. 18s 6d per acre for five years. H. MATSON and CO. OAAA ACRES North Canterbury, 600 UUUU acres ploughable; will carry 2000 ewes and 500 dry sheep, and do them well, without cultivation; good percentage of lambs fat off mothers. Well watered and subdivided. Good homestead, 9 rooms and all conveniences. Large wool shed, etc. The price is right. Do not hestitate. Folio 1758 H, MATSON and CO. 450 ACRES, nice little grazing property, carrying 1 ewe to acre, besides 20 head cattle. Handy to Christchurch. Good six-roomed house, loose-boxes, granary, implement shed, cowshed, good sheepyards, good fences; 20 acres oats and turnip ground ready. £8 per acre. Folio 1754 H. MATSON and 00. A ACRES nice cropping and dairying land, tfc" will grow anything. Well watered. House and outbuildings in good order, electric light, alongside school, etc. Price £I2OO. Buy this and your success is assured. Folio 1747 H. MATSON and CO. P AA ACRES beautiful mixed farm in splentJvf" did district, well watered, divided into 9 paddocks, will grow anything. Present crop 70 acres wheat, 10 acres linseed, 10 acres peas, 6 acres oats, 15 acres rape, 20 acres turnips. Will carry up to 900 ewes with 40-50 head cattle. Substantial house, ample outbuildings, sheepyards, etc. This is a first-class property. Only £25 per acre, good terms. Folio 1744 H. MATSON and CO. O tjACRES of first-class dairying and OwU sheep land, will carry 30 milch cows and 400 ewes, fattens lambs, etc. Up-to-date bungalow, electric light, telephone and good outbuildings. Cream cart calls. Good water supply. The above property will stand inspection. Do not fail to enquire. Folio 1746 H. MATSON and CO. "| ACRES mixed farm, chiefly dairying, J-Ou Ellesmere district, carrying 50 head cattle, 40 pigs, 6 horses, besides crop. Good house and ample outbuildings. Price as going concern, including all stock and full range of implements, etc., £6OOO. Folio 1718 H. MATSON and CO. ACRES heavy cropping land, no disO • tance from centre of City. New Bungalow six rooms and up-to-date steadings, artesian water. This is a real good place for anyone requiring the best of land, close to the City. We will entertain an offer within reason. Folio 1766 H. MATSON and CO. 1 fIA ACRES mixed farm, handy to town, lull on main road, good five-roomed house and all necessary buildings, good Gov. mortgage. A splendid living can be made from the above. Price only ££3 per acre, and the terms are the easiest. Folio 1764 H. MATSON and CO. PAA ACRES grazing and fattening land, UVW . divided into 16 paddocks, all well watered, fences in good order, tmple plantations. Carrying 530 ewes, team horses, and 3 cows. Fattens all lambs and surplus stock besides cropping. Handy to good saleyards and a most favourable district. Good 5-roomed house, bathroom, and all conveniences, ample ateading, including motor shed, whare, 10stall stable, loose-boxes, implement shed, granary, blacksmith shop, sheep yards and lip. Only £l2 10s per acre. Easy terms. Folio 1668 H. MATSON and CO. ACRES model farm; will grow any thing. Wonderful fattening land. Would make ideal stud farm. Most up-to-date bungalow residence, first-class outbuildings. Owner wishes to retire and will exchange for good City property. H. MATSON and CO. /JPA ACRES, L.1.P., rental £62 per «4JU a. Best of grazing country, easily worked: 180 acres ready for turnips, 20 acres crop, 12 paddocks well fenced and watered; sound 7-roomed house, bathroom, etc. Good orchard, woolshed, stable, dip, and sheepyards, motor shed; £9 10s per acre. Folio 1649 H. MATSON and CO. PP ACRES, best of cropping and dairying UU land, right alongside City boundary; solid house and all conveniences, 12-bail cowshed, stable, dairy, implement shed, nearly 1 mile road frontage. This property has good prospective value. Price is within reason. Folio 1762 H. MATSON and CO. OSA ACRES first-class grazing country; Otf" carries 2 J ewes to the acre, and does them well, besides about 30 cattle. Divided into" 20 paddocks, rabbit fenced. Good 8roomed house and all outbuildings; 1-mile from school, £2O per acre. Folio 1761 H. MATSON and CO. *| OA ACRES of the best grazing country we know of, situated on ' Main road, bus passes the door, easy distance from town, carries about 150 ewes and 12 cows, fattens lambs and surplus stock, absolutely ■no cultivation; in fact, all lambs- go off mothers in two s drafts. Splendid 2-storeyed residence and outbuildings of the best. A real one-mas property, no expense, easily worked, a little gold mine. Let us. show you this one. H. MATSON and CO. Acres tip-top grazing and fattening land, situated in one of the b««t districts in North Canterbury, on Main road- The elass of property everybody is looking for. Good house, etc. New woolshed and full range of buildings. This is a seller. Price £l4. Folio 1709 B. MATSON and CO. i AA ACRES good grazing country, mostly TKVV hill, in splendid locality near Christchurch, does stock well. Good home and the outbuildings are all there. Buy this and make a good home, best of neighbours. £IOOO down, balance easy terms. Folio 1704 H. MATSON and CO. TO ALL FARMERS AND SHEEPTO ALL FARMERS AND SHEEPOWNERS. OWNERS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE wjtata that each year eventuates through carelessness in protecting sheepskins is really deplorable. This season the weevils and earwigs are coming in on skins from all parts of Canterbury, and naturally the damage done ii becoming more aoute. Any fanner has onlj to pel some powdered Arsenical dip, mi] it into a paste and take a paint brust and paint it on the fleshy side of the pelt the result is that when his wares come intc the Store they will be free from damagt and insects and he will get the best markel prices. Why are »o many owners of sheepskins s< careless as to neglect this Very unportani matter? H. MATSON and CO. A West Melton farmer writes: "Thanks foi persuading me to use Lixit. My cream test before trying it was 89.41. Now it is 49.52. The cattle are very fond of it, and look the picture of health. I will never be without it." ITS BENEFIT TO SHEEP. Lixit has the same action on sheep as on «tl*. Both love it. Naturally crude salt which Is full of imparities tends to make wool harsh, dry, and brittle. Not having any refining qualities in itself, it is incapable of .giving refining qualities en account «f Its crttd* origin. Condition weighs heavily in wool. Ten* wool is, sold by the lb, so make it weigh heavily. Send for a trial block To-day. LIXIT, A SOLID 50LB BLOCK 9s 6d. H. MATSON and CO., M7SOS HA Distributers.