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AUCTIONS. K. MATSON' !AND CO. gsE|m3E,b ;;; bwb pais. io-IkORBOW (TUESDAY) MARCH 17th. H. MATSON jmd CO. will offer;— On behalf of MRS I. O. BUCHANAN, Highpepk Station: 500 Four-year-old Halfbred, Ewes 200 Two-toqth Halfbred Ewes Representing the Annual Draft. This year these sheep are a particularly fine line, straight off native country. On behalf of MR H. C. AMYES, Annat: 12 One-shear Southdown Rams further entries Solicited. , H. MATSON and CO--2734 Auctioneers. sale. WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 18th. SPECIAL ENTRY— Account ESKHEAD STATION: 8 Trucks Fat Cattle 5 Trucks Store Cattle Three-Four-year-old Steel’s and Heifers Also, Consignment Calves On A/c. of J. M. JOHNSTON, ESQ., . Park Farm, Eiffelton: Registered Milking Shorthorn Cow, close to calving; 4.4 test 3 Fat Heifers On A/c. of a NORTH CANTERBURY CLIENT: 350 Romney Cross Breeding Ewes On A/c. of T. CAPSTICK, ESQ., Stanton Downs: 1 Truck of Fat Sheep and Lambs On A/c. of WEST COAST CLIENTS: 3 Trucks Fat and Forward Lambs On A/c. of J: PARKINSON, ESQ., Mt. Herbert: 3 Trucks TWo, Four, Six, and Eight-tooth Halfbred Ewes FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. 2733 H. MATSON and CO. OXFORD EWE FAIR. MONDAY NEXT. 23rd MARCH. MATSON and CO. will offer:— On account of MESSRS PARISH BROS.. Oxford: 200 Two-tooth Half and Three-quar-terbred Ewes, dipped 300 Four-year Three-quarterbred Ewes, dipped (The annual draft.) On account of MR R. E. MEYER. Oxford; 300 Halfbred Ewes On 'account of a CLIENT: 200 Fine Three-quarterbred Ewes 40 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers On account of MR A. W. McGILLIVRAY, Oxford: 100 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewes 03 Twb-tooth Halfbred Wethers On account of MR T. RAE. Oxford: 130 Halfbred Wether Lambs 50 Five-year Halfbred Ewes On account of EXECUTORS PRICHARD'S ESTATE, View Hill, Oxford: 70 Five-year Halfbred Ewes On account MR C. W. ANDERSON. Oxford: 35 Two-tooth Three-quarterbred Ewes 45 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers 50 Five-year Halfbred Ewes On account of MESSRS ENGLEBRECHT BROS., Oxford: 50 S.M. Halfbred Ewes 30 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewes On account of MR G. H. HASSALL. Bexley: 100 Three-quarterbred Ewe Lambs On account of MR A. E. CLEEVE, View Hill: 35 Five-year-old Hallbred Ewes On account of CLIENT: 50 Five-year Halfbred Ewes On account of CLIENT: 50 Five-year Romney Ewes On account of MR A. HARPER, Lees Valley: 150 S.M. Halfbred Ewes 60 Halfbred Ewe Lambs On account of MR T. P. L. DUCKWORTH.” “Wharfdale,” Less Valley; 100 Two-tootb Halfbred Ewes, dipped 50 Halfbred Ewe Lambs, dipped

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