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auctions. 11. MATSON AND CO. BULLS. BULLS. BULLS. BULLS. BULLS. Af'ATSON'S ANNUAL BULL SALE. ATSON'S ANNUAL BULL SALE. TATTERSALL'S on TATTERSALL'S on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th. Entries are now being received for this Fixture. Buyers arc notified that an excellent lot of Bulls are already entered. H. MATSON and CO., 4513 Auctioneers. EVANS and BULL. Roland Bull. George J. Leech. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. (Established 1881.) 63 CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Upstairs, Government Lite Insurance Buildings, opposite Post Office). OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS, 7 to 8. RUTLAND STREET, ST. ALBANS. OA PERCHES, high section. £l5O, 1 Jerms. J75/62 CATTLE AND SHEEP COUNTRY. STRAIGHT-OUT GRAZING. A fWI ACRES in the rain area, handy position. Should carry 400 ewes. £5 acre, OR CLOSE OFFER, easy terms given. We invite enquiry. 40/52 "SPRINGSTONr OO ACRES, CARRYING 12 cows, 3 OrV heifers, and I horse. 4-roomed House and outbuildings. ASKING £1450, terms. Write or call for full details. _ _ 118/62 HA!.SWELL TOWNSHIP. IACRE, good soil, with 4-roomed house. £450 only. EASY TERMS Call for key. _Sole_ MORTGAGEE SALE. OFFER WANTED. ACRES, ASHBURTON, asking £0 10s acre, easy terms, EARLY POSSESSION, f acres m WHEAT 70 acres OATS AND GRASS. 33 acres OATS, 30 acres turnips (fed off), and balance m grass 1 year up. Well fenced and watered -grew_3sbus. oSffiS 0 * v n SS" ppiipuc,.- ts price is only about half of what was

p cl IQ. .. "SPRINGFIKLD. SPRINGFIELD MORTGAGEE SALE . 1 A A ACRES good wheat and mixed {arming land. 63 acres NOW IN WHEAT. One mile from Springfield Station. Mortgagee's pricr £M 6s acre. VERY SMALL DEPOSIT ACCEPTED. Full particulars from the Sole Agents. 200 ACRES. NEAR RANGIORA. p-| DOWN, price £7 15s acre S/J »H" only. CARRYING 230 ewes, 5 cows, and "4 horses. 80 Acres IN OATS, 8 acres ready for rape and turnips, and balance grass. HAS GROWN 40 bus. wheat per acre. NEAT oROOMED HOUSE with conveniences 8-stall stable, cowshed, implement shed, woolshed, pigstye, garage, fowlhouse, etc. Good value, enquiry invited. _ _ 168/60 CHEAP. " CHEAP MORTGAGEE SALE. NOTE fERMS. i>»>A ACRES, NORTH CANTEROwW BURY, asking £5 acre, with £IOO down and will give 12 months free of interest, balance can remain for 3G years on Government mortgage at per cent., interest. GOOD SHEEP COUNTRY, clean, well fenced, and watered. NICE HOMESTEAD 6 rooms and outbuildings. Especially good buying, early enquiry necessary. EVANS and BULL. £1297 63 Cathedral square. FORD AND lIADFIELD. LTD "Look at These Figures!" "STROWAN." JUST OFF HEATON ST. GOVT. MORTGAGE £BOO. 2nd MORTGAGE £2OO. (Can be taken over to approved buyer, i PRICE £1045. Owner building a larger house, and is willing to sacrifice at the above Low Price. GO PERCHES. ROOM FOR TENNIS COURT. GARDEN WELL LAID OUT. Two-storey MODERN BUNGALOW, facing North, 5 rooms and k'nette. sun porch, all the rooms being tastefully decorated EVERY POSSIBLE MODERN CONVENIENCE. NOTE—This is wonderful value and good enough for a speculator. Sole Agents: FORD and HADFIELD. LTD., Auctioneers and Estate Agents. WARM. HEALTHY. SATISFYING. MURRAY-AYNSLEY'S HILL. RAPAKI ROAD. FACING NORTH-WEST. Owner Must Realise within a few days. A WONDERFUL POSITION WITH MAGNIFICENT OUTLOOK. PE,CE £IOSO ilf sold immedinrtely >. SEMI-TWO-STOREY MODERN BUNGALOW of 5 Rooms and K'nette, plastered and tastefully papered and panelled, and including every latest convenience. BATHROOM, 1 ")ULTON BATH AND BASIN, ETC. GARAGE. EXTENSIVE STONE WORK. NOTE—At the above price this property is one of the biggest bargains offering' to-da.y and would be comparable to anything offering. Sole Agents: FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers, F6761 131-133 Worcester street. BUSINESS NOTICES. o T I C E. ALL CYCLISTS TO REGISTER that CROOKE'S CITY CYCLE STAND (next to Hay's, Ltd.. Gloucester street) is open Daily till Midnight. Prams. Parcels, and Coats, 3d. Motor-cycles, Cd. C 2911 THE VOLUME OF ADVERTISING carried in "THE PRESS' is PROOF OF ITS PULLING POWER. AMONG newspapers that appeal to Ladies, it is "THE PRESS" that holds the undisputed leadership in point of prestige, circulation, and results. As to the quality and class of the Advertisements which "THE PRESS" carries, a study of its pages will reveal the names of a large number of the advertisers of standing in the publicity world. NO NEWSPAPER in Canterbury is more widely read. NO NEWSPAPER reaches a public with greater purchasing power. If you wish to sell your goods to the Ladies of the Canterbury Market. advertise them in "THE PRESS." CANTERBURY'S LEADING DAILY. Owned and Controlled in Christc'nurch in the interests of Canterbury and Westiand people. THE PAPER WITH THE CIRCULATION AND PULLING POWER.