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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20729, 14 December 1932, Page 20

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. WOOLGROWEES. WOOLGBOWERS. WOOLGROWERS. WOOLGROWERS. -NOW DON'T illßiS THIS NOW DON'T MISS THIS .VOW DON'T MISS THIS USING UDIP SHEEP DIP POWDER COSTS MUST COME DOWN COSTS MUST COME DOWN COSTS MUST COME DOWN \|ANUFACTUKED i" Australia by tho largest Chemical Manufacturers in tho Southern Hemisphere. PROVED in AUSTRALIA PROVED in AUSTRALIA PROVED in AUSTRALIA PROVED in AUSTRALIA Now PROVED in NEW ZEALAND Now PROVED in NENV ZEALAND Now PROVED in NEW ZEALAND Now PROVED in NEW ZEALAND Before taking up the New Zealand agency of Udip from Elliot's Australian Drug Co. we made most extensive enquiries as to results achieved, analysis (which is available), tic. No doubt many of our largest users did likewise before changing over. We now can prove conclusively that our earliest anticipations are more than fulfilled. Wonderful results are coming to hand from all over New Zealand, and orders being booked up practically without exception to last year's SAMPLES of WOOL from Sheep Dipped in Udip, Testimonials, and Reports are now available from us. SURELY SAYINGS ARE NECESSARY with wool and lambs at present prices. TOU CAN EFFECT "THEM by USING UDIP, and obtain highly satisfactory results. H. MATSON and CO., | GENUINELY CHEAP FARM. I i ACRES good Cropping and | O• O fattening land, comprising [ good free soil, easily worked, practie- ! ally freo of noxious weeds. Ample I water, fences in good order. Carrying j 270 Ewes with lambs, 7 horses, 9 | cattle, and all surplus stock fattened besides bought lambs. 140 acres in crop, | part nearly ready to harvest, and 10 acres potatoes. Has grown 50 bushels I wheat to acre, and 55 of oats, and will I grow in most seasons up to 10 tons | potatoes per acre. This farm could be | made to carry easily 400 ewes be- | sides 100 acres for crop. Buildings comI prise 5-roomed house, dairy, washhouse, | workshop, garage, cow shed, 8-stall I stable, granary, and chaff-house. Served i by rural mail. Bus passes the door. Only 16 miles from Christchurch on j main highway. If this property is not I well _ worth the money (under present I conditions), then buyers will save themselves a lot ol trouble if they gave I up looking for a farm, as there is no j cheaper mixed farm offering to-day. i PRICE £ll per acre. This is genuine, and no catch about it. i 1 H. MATSON and CO. Y HEAD EVERY HEAD H*A S ITS PKICE. HAS ITS PRICE. AST) THAT FIGURE SHOULD BE FULL MARKET VALUE. IT IS CERTAINLY ON THAT LEVEL If MATSON'S SELL THE STOCK. THEY DON'T SELL UNLESS IT IS SECURED. THEY PUSH COMPETITION ALONG UNTIL EVERY BID IS RECORDED. THE WIDE AWAKE WORK BACKED BY SKILL AND THOROUGHNESS IN ALL PABTICULARS PUTS THE FIRM IN THE FRONT RANK AS SALESMEN. CONSIGN: CATTLE, SHEEP, LAMBS, PIGS, to MATSON'S, ADDINGTON. THE CLYDESDALE BONE. One of tli* ohiel characteristics of Clydesdale* is the excellent quality of bone which they possess. They probably have not the same width and compactness o! body that other breeds have, but good specimens of the breed have sufficient size for a draught horse. The boon is clean and fine, and the conformation of the hocks is the most perfect of any of the draught breeds. The elope of pastern offers the greatest relief to concussion, po that the breed is particularly adapted for wear on city streets. Tho feet are of good si&s and texture. They have considerably more feather than some of our draught breeds. This should be fine in duality and not too abundant in the presentday Clydesdales. In action they are characterised by strsightness of stride and sgrightlinesa of movement. They carry their Looks close together whether walking or trotting. "Whilo many of tho breed do not measure up tg standard for weight, u fair standard would be 20001b for the stallion and 16001b for the-mare. The standard colour markings are bay or brown, with a white star or stripe in the face, with all or part of the legs tip to the knees and hocks white. There are also blacks, roans, or chestnuts with white markings.—"Live Stock Journal." TRUSTEES REALISATION. YOU MUST HAVE A LOOK AT 9ft ACRES, within a few minutes *"V of town. Wonderful grass land, and could not be beaten for market gardening. At present being run as daiiy farm with good milk round and can be purchased as going concern or bought without milk round or plant. There is nothing required to be spent on this place in any respect. Everything up-to-date. Good buildings, etc., and tho price is particularly reasonable for this locality. Trustees desire quick sale. Enquire at once. Opportunity awaits you. H. MATSON and Co.