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auctions. H. MATSON AND CO. sheep as being of euch a high standard in the Argentine that our sheep uru becoming far more sought alter than toe British tmeey. 'i'nis man was actually a judge at tho big: shows at Palermo and other places in the Argentine, and he is also recognised as & capable judge in Great Britain, therefore we bay to our stud bredoera here—do not heed the interests that are endeavouring to break down our barriers and open our ports for the importation of sheep, merely to tind an outlet for those dealing breeders in the Old World whoso stock are not attractive enough to find au outlet, hence tho desire to exploit .New Zealand. LATEST INFORMATlON—Notwithstanding the assurances of our worthy British friends, the Live Stock Journal of September 26th advises a second outbreak of foot ant mouth disease occurred in Yorkshire la«t week on a farm. You will uotice this is the second outbreak. They are now endeavouring to make a change of policy to try and keep the disease in check, but the fact remains that notwithstanding f all assurances that we have from these different places at Home, they have left no stone unturned to paint the picture up to tho very best that they can possibly do. Two outbreaks have now taken place quite recently, the latest being this one in Yorkshire. They nro now resorting to burniftg the hay and fodder, and destroying everything that was likely to _ bo in contact with the animals or the locality, tho boiling and sterilising of meat and paper wrappers, the destruction of hay and straw, the prohibition of importation of trees, shrubs, plants, bulbs, etc. We note that importations have been made of horses which in our opinion is entirely wrong, and the barriers as regards regulations should be considerably tightened up eo that diseases cannot find their way either from Australia or Great Britain to the pastures of New Zealand, and not only tho footand mouth disease, but other diseases that apparently they are incapable of stumping out in England, such a3 scab, etc. Wo know the difficulties wo had locally with it in the early days. Great Britain at the present time is leaving no stone unturned to exploit our market. At the present time wo have ambassadors of one sort and another endeavouring to lull the fear and tho risk that we have in respect to these matters. Thank goodress the greater portion of our flock masters are steady men who can produce stocM that is able to find a market and compete with any other country, and are not prepared to accept any risk that will prejudice the as3ets of this country. M7<t74 H. MATSON and CO. BULLS BULLS BULLS BULLS BULLS BULLS BULLS BULLS BULLS H MATSON and CO. are holding their • ANNUAL BULL SALE on SATURDAY NKjLT, the 15th, at 9 a.m. Tho following well-known breeder Till be represented:— SHORTHORNS. Mr G. E. Benny, Southbridge; Mr John Chamberlain, EJlesmere; Nixon's Estate, Leeston; Mr John A. Scott, Norwood; Misses M. L' and A. Keveru, Kaiapoi; Mr A. W. Emmett, Shirley; Mr G. W. Barker, Loburn; Mr S. Smith, Cust; Mr 1\ W. Crockett, Little River; Mr W. Doyle, Doyleston; Mr H. E. Chamberlain. Capethorn, Eilesmero; Mr J, M. Johnston, Eiffelton; Mr B. D. Steffen*. Mt. Hutt; Mr W. Hurford, Doyleston; W. B. Cunningham's Estate, Brookside; Mr T. \V. Brooks, Brookside; Mr W. Seoon, Rangiora; Mr Edmond Barker, Mr C. H.imilton, Tai Tapu; Mr C. Lu/rhagon, and Mr F Loffhagen. FRIESIANS. Mr Fred. Crump, Springston; Mr C. W. Robson, Springyton; Mr H. Dyer, Southbrook. JERSEYS. Mr F. Kibblewhite. Ellesmere; Mr M. Mooney, Opawa; Mr H. I). Butterick, Elgin; Mr J. Hughey, Rangiora; Mr Jj\ Martin, Rangiora; Mr A. R. Carter, Templetou; Mr Alex. Jardin. Opawa; Mr W. R Walter, Papanui; Mr A. M. Kidd, Avoustda. AYRSHIRES. Mr C. Morgan Williams, Ohoka; Mr T. Gottermeyer, Marshland. NOTE.—AdI buils must be rung and quiet to lead, and charges will bo the .same aa usual. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED, 11. MATSON and CO.. 527 0 Auctioneers. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO OF N.Z, LTD THIS OWNER WANTS SUBURBAN DAIRY FARM ITE offers in exchange, five Acres Freeliold with 125 acres Leasehold. Kich lund alongside Avon with Nice Home. All conveniences; bandy to tram. Wants up to GO acres Good Land for Jersey Herd, ilust bo ivithin eight miles of City. folio 7]2. ■NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGE.VCY CO. FOR URGENT SALE. ONLY £4OO CASH WAXTED. "J Q A ACRES Wheat-growing and Dairy , . • . *' arln > with Up-to-date Kesidfinco anc Buildings. Price reduced from £23 to £l* per acre. No cheaper place on market. NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. 60 RESIDENTIAL FARM, CLOSE TO PAPANUI ACRES Good Quality Land with Nice Home. Everything in good order. Suitable Com or Crop. Stud Breeder or Dealer. 20 acres in Oats, 6 Potatoes. Owner taking Sheep Run and will eell cheap. ' Folio 6SO. NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO 500 HANDt TO CITY. ACRES, Price £2*2. Highly improved Farm, for Grain or Lamb I? attening Nice Homestead and very complete Buildings. Folio 652. NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. PENINBULA—HIGH-CLASS DAIRY AND SHEEP FARMS. "E have two Rich Grazing Farms, showing Good Returns. No cultivation required. Enquire: NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. W SHEEP RUNS. \\7E have soma very choice Sheep Pro- ' » pertiea worth picking up, while Stocking up can be done cheaply. Particulars supplied on application. This is Cheap, llun to carry 15C0 Ewes and some Dry Sheep, with 200 acres Freehold Farm Dwelling six rooms and other buildings. £3500 will buy the lot Buyers will bo supplied with lists of,;» selected farms on stating requirements. NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY COMPANY. During Holidays: 'Phone 84-204. H. B. SORENSEN. H. H. B. SORENSEN. SORENSEN BARGAIN LOTS 63 LICHFIELD STREET. WE OFFER MANY LINES OF JiER CHANDISE at prices so low that sales are assured from the start— ITOWL NETTING, BIRD NETTING, SHEEP and RABBIT NETTING. 6000 ROLLS OF WALLPAPER of ezcelent quality are offered as job lots. EX SYDNEY CONSIGNMENT 600 Pairs of Genuine British-made BOOTS Must be sold the next few days Irrespective >f cost, and prices are reduced to effect a luiclc sale CEYLON TEAS of the best type can fie ,"„3 - •>-.» Ever/ Lot Must be Cleared at Once. 38007 H " ® 63 Lichfield street. LOHREY AND CO., LTD. LOHREY AND CO.. LTD. HANDY TO CITY. REDUCES FROM £715 TQ .NO DEPOSIT. - es ° AN ABSOLUTE GIFT. of r JS itfW.4 ,SrI"r": inquiries solicited. sEi LOHREY and CO., LTD.^