Page 24 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19676, 20 July 1929, Page 24

AUCTIONS. EL MATSON AND CO. CLEARING SALE I/OYLESTON. DOYLESTON. THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 25th, 1929. AT NOON. <rork, shafti vork, shafti HMATSON and CO. have received in . • etructxns from Air J. F. TV\ISS ' ■■ '-ose farm they have soid, to conduct i iipleie Clearing Sale of Live and Deac iprismg: I SHEEP—--60 S.M. Crossbred Ewes (Southdown ram' first week March) 30 Wether Hoggets 2 Southdown Kama. CATTLE—--2 Cows, just calved 1 Springer 6 September Calvere 3 Yearling Heifers 1 Yearling Jersey Bull 4 Heifers, due September 1 Two-year Jersey Bull 2 Calves. HORSES- , , 1 Draught Filly, 3yrs, all work, shafti 1 Draught Mare, aged, all work, shafti 1 Draught Ge'ding, aged, all work PIGS—i Ereeding Sows 1 Berkshire Boar 3 Weaners. IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES— MtCormick Deering Cultivator (new), Duncan Double-furrow Plough, ■Cambridge Roller (new), Massey Binder, set Disc Harrows, Farm Dray and Frame, Spring Dray, 1 set Four-horse Blocks, Swingle Trees, Plough Chains, 65gal. Primrose Separator, 45gal. Alia Laval Separator, 3 Cream Cans, Wheelharrow, Grindstone, Cart Saddle and Breeching, Riding Saddle and Bridie, 20 sacks Garton oats, 2 sacks Tuscan Seed Wheat, 8 sacks Seconds Wheat, 3 .sacks Partridge Peas, 2 Grass Seed, 8 baps Manure, Hay, and Mangolds, 17 Potatoes (Table), about sis tons Oat Sheaves, Empty Sacks, Stack Cover, 40 pair Fowls, 10 pair Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Lady's Bicycle, Ford Beauty Motor-car. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. H. MAT SON and CO., Auctioneers. aaßo Christchurch. SOUTHBRIDGE LAND REALISATION. MODERN HOMESTEAD AND 159 ACRES HMATSON and CO. have received in- . structions to offer, on behalf of MR W. McCLELLAND, of Southbridge, his highclass property, comprising:— 159 ACRES 20 PERCHES, situate Jollies road, Southbridge. S.D. Lot 2, D.P. 3431, Pt. R.S. 5347, and being the land comprised in C/T Vol. 295 Fol. 46 subject to Reservation in Mortgage 105819, together with all the buildings thereon. AT LEESTON BALEYARDS, ON FRIDAY, JULY 26th. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE STOCK SALE. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE. For years this farm has been considered one of the show places of the Ellesmere County. Time and again consignments of fat sheep and fat lambs bred and reared on this farm topped the Metropolitan Market against all comers. The buildings leave little to be desired, being very recently built. AU those who have sooner or later to acquire land should think seriously about the realisation of this farm. The best places seldom are offered to the buying public. FULL DETAILS, TERMS, ETC., LATER. H. MATSON and CO., 3937 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE CLEARING SALE LADBROOKS Ot( MONDAY, JULY 29th, AT 12 NOON. HMATSON and CO. have received in- • struotiona from MR A. SHEARD, of Ladbrooks, who has sold his farm, to conduct a Clearing Sale of LIVE and DEAD STOCK, as follows : CATTLE—--12 Jersey Cross Cows (10 calved May an< June, 2 springers) 1 Eighteen Months Heifer (Jersey) 1 Jersey Ball, 4yr*. HORSES—--1 Bay Gelding, Bob, all work, aged. FIGS—--6 Store Pigs. IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES— Light Spring Dray (Stscl) and Frame, Rubber-tyred Gig (Drayton), D.F. Plough (E.G.), 2 and 3-horse Swingle Trees, S.F. Plough, 13-cou!ter Grain Drill (all attachments), 1 two-horse Grubber, 1 Planet Jun., 1 Horse Grass Mower (Johnston), 2 sets 3-leaf Harrows, 1 Hay Rake, Planet Jun. Seed Drill, set Gig Harness, 2 sets Spring Dray Harness, 2 seta 8.8. and Chains, 1 45gal. Alia Laval Separator with belt and Wearna drive, 1 Milk Cooler, 3 Drums and Sundries, 2 Hay Knives, Forks and Shovel, Spade and Garden Tools, Posts, Barb Wire, Pig Troughs, Grindstone, Ladder, Case Timber, 10 ton Mangolds, 2 stacks of Meadow Hay, 1 stack Lucerne Hay (Prime), Five ton Arran Chief Seed Potatoes (true), Pig Potatoes, 240 ft Aerial Poles with complete Wiring, and Sundries too numerous to mention. AISO HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE including two Morris Chairs. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneer*, gggg Chrißtchurch. H. G. LIVINGSTONE AND 00. PUBLIC AUCTION. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. MAGNIFICENT CASHMERE RESIDENCE, TWELVE ROOMS AND OFFICES, Together with BEAUTIFUL GARDEN, AREA 2 ACRES 3 ROODS 8 PERCHES "OIRAMONTE," NO. 37 HACKTHORNE ROAD. The Trustees of the Estate of the Late MISS K. WILSON have favoured H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO. with instructions to sell this fine Residential Property by Public Auction, At Their Rooms, 109 Hereford street. MONDAY, AUGUST 19th, AT 2.30 P.M. Known as "GIKAMONTE,'* the property is situated No. 37 Hackthorne road, close to the Gwynfa tram stop. The site is undoubtedly one of the finest on the Cashmere Hilis, commanding a wonderful view of the City, Plains, and mounTh'e LAND has an area of TWO ACRES THREE ROODS EIGHT PERCHES, with long frontages to both HACKTHORNE ROAD and VALLEY ROAD. The area is capable of subdivision into several tine building blocks. The GARDEN has been terraced and is laid out in lawns, flower beds, and shrubberies. Beautiful plants, shrubs, and creepers of all kinds with rockwork embankments and borders, cherries under netting, and a background of pines provide very pleasing surroundings to the residence. THE RESIDENCE stands on level land, in a position without equal. Built of brick and roughcast, and with hollow walls, slate roof, and from selected timber, to a design executed by a well-known architect, it is a pleasure to inspect. GROUND FLOOR—Long wide sun verandah to north, tiled porch entrance with gentlemen's cloak room, panelled hall with open brick fire, drawing room 27 x 17, dining room 20 x 17, morning r.oom 16 x 13ft 6m, each with glass doors to sun-porches, east sunporch, kitchen, housemaid's pantry, gardener » room, and all necessary offices and conveniences. . UPSTAIRS —FIVE main bedrooms each well fitted, « dressing room or single bedroom, bathroom and lavatory; three bedrooms open to balconies; north balcony 36ft x 9ft, east balcony lift 6in by 9ft. MAIDS' WING, with second stairway, two bedrooms, bathroom, and box room. Advertisements cannot adequately describe the many delightful features of this Pjopertv, which is now beins; offered for sale for the first time Visitors to Cashmere never fail to admire it. Intending purchasers are invited to arrange appointments for inspection and obtain full particulars from H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO.. Auctioneers, 3939 109 Hereford street. CENTRAL MUSIC STORES. Telephone 818. Telephone SlB 168 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. REAT STOCKTAKING SALE OP GRAMOPHONES. ETC. Bee Window for Price*. GUITARS from £5. VIOLINS from £2. MANDOLINS from 37s 64. UKES from 37s 6d. ACCORDEONS from 20s. Thousands of Musical Novelties at Reduced Prices. W9357 ECONOMY in cooking is yours with O-Tis—-try it for to-morrow'l breakfast. Gift OoasoM in packet*, —«