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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20777, 10 February 1933, Page 18

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. TEKBALIi'S TEKSAH/S SALE. SALE. SPECIAL ENTRIES 01'' FARM HORSES. SPECIAL ENTRIES OF FARM HORSES. On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, at 1 o'clook. On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17tli, at 1 o'clock. H. MATSON and CO. will hold thoir Monthly Sale as above in Tattersall's_ Horso Bazaar, and J3 we have a good enquiry for Farm Horsos we are making this nxturo a Special Sale for this class ot horse. Already we have a number of consignments, entered direct from the farmers and the country. \\ o would advise intending vendors to enter their horses early so they can bo judiciously advertised. Don't forget Taltorsall's charges have boon considerably reduced. ENTER NOW FOR EARLY NUMBERS. 11. MATSON and CO., (t-.co Auctioneers. EVANB and BULL, ... > i. ii George J. Leach. n SbTAT" B AOKNTS AND AUuWkEKS (Established 1881), g;j cathedral square (Upstairs, Uovornment Lifo Insurance Buildings, opposite l'oat Olhce). FEiN'DALTON BARGAIN. GOVERNMENT VALUATION £l6lO. 9.? ACRES (aver). CAIIKIES 3 cows. JLt 'J'brce-Quailer-acre in lucerno and Waiice S ra.r VVK-KOOMED BUNGALOW ail modern convenience-, garago and outr buildings. Price reduced to X'l2EO. M« TERMS GIVEN. Must be sold. -Al-M A BUYER WITH MONEY CAN MAKE IT TALK HERE. mn AC/RES—A VERY FINE CROPPING SUU AND SHEEP FARM, IN FIRST-CLASS GOING OW>EK- ,^ll fenced and watered. oA 'f, Yl^ 500 ewes, with 200 acres 111 grass, be Bides SO head cattle and horses; CARRY 2to a sheep per acre. Land is a deep froe loam, easily worked and can bt, relied on in any .season. GOOD HOMESTEAD, with every modern cotnen once, and a particularly line range of Outbuildings F rut time on the market lor over 50 years. ASKING *2O ACRE. Terms \Vn „nlv ask you to INSPECT. ___Jj^lßi HKAUTIFULLY. Kixsioiirju .. «»TI AKA—KABIEBT TERMS, Icrte &IUSU looking BROOMED BUNGALOAV near Cranford street terminus; large :,„ notch attractive bathroom, panelled dining room appointments and arrangements OF THE LATEST DESIGNS. Very sunny c°or„er section «« »«ce '«. «o.>. »° »•* fail to Inspect. CALL I'OR Kt-Y. _ ENT LEASE. /»r» ACRES, LEKSTON— Selling with 32 UO acres in peas, 1 aero potatoes. 5-acre mangolds, and balance grass. AIA-BOU.NU *s& . n r &*f7 cJ r^e ■EHOLD and 52 Acres NT LEASE at £l3 year. Five acres Oat., two and a, hall! acres Tmcerne one acre Mangolds, and balance . B AH round good mixed farm, nicely .TTL-j t.. 18 ~M BM the door, handy store, l-ROOMED HOUSE, seven-bail ■ lliouscs for 200 birds, three Pi H atves, etc., etc. ASKING' 451200; WILL GIVE TERMS. Owner is a genuine seller. We are Sole Agents. 3a ™- PAPANUI-BELFAST. £1450 REDUCED TO ««•«• „, ■f\ DOWN. Mortgagee Sale of 3 AO fe' kil (over) between PAPANUI ANI and B-roomed house with • convenience! 'and outbuildings. Inspect this if you want a bargain. __— lease. ... ACRES CLOSE TO TOWN, rent £45 |l I vcrtlv: 11 acres ere IN WHEAI. !0 acres IN OATS 3 acre. POTATOES and balance grass. 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