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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5609, 15 February 1879, Page 8

H. Matson & Co. CLEARING SALE. LOWER AVON. MESSES H. MATSON * CO. have received instructions irom Mr Thos. Marry, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, THE LAST WEEK IN MARCH, AT HIS FARM, LOWER AVON, The whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS, As follows: 32 2 10 2 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 Fat Good conditioned Steers Heifers do Fresh Conditioned Steers Good Milch Cows Head Young Cattle Good Saddle and Harness Mare Do Hack Mare Saddles and Bridles Tip Dray, with frame Spring Cart Set Spring Cart, Harness, nearly new Cart and Plough Hame:S Single Plough Pair Harrows • Stack, 7 or 8 tons. Prime old Meadow Hay Chaff Cutter, 3 Ladders, Dairy Utensils Tools and Hurdles &c., Ac. j Good Cattle Bitch . Luncheon provided. H. MATSON & CO., - 7UI-132 Auctioneers. FARM. FOR SALE. AMBERLEY. MES3E3 H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Geo. Gordon, Esq., to OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On an early date. At their CANTERBURY WOOL STORES, Cashel street, an that splendid farm, known as the “ Basin Farm," Weka Pass, Containing—gQQ ACEES of Limestone Country, Together with A good cottage of 5 rooms, stables, &o. The farm is all newly fenc.d and sub-divided, partly with live fences. There are about 50 acres ploughed, and an abundant supply of water. The locality is well adapted for a fine residence, being prettily selected and nicely sheltered. The farm is mile from the 'Waikari township, and f mile from the North road. The AmberleyBrannerton Bailway (the first contract of which is advertised) will go within a mile of the estate. The "Educational Reserves,” containing _loio acres, adjoining, are unlet, and the property is therefore capable of being extended to 1300 acres. , BiiiNN 4 CO., Amberley. H. MATSON & CO.. Christchurch, 7140-132 Auctioneers.

L ANT). EXPANSION OP CHRISTCHURCH. QUAE TEE-ACRE SECTIONS POE EVERYBODY. BETWEEN LINWOOD AND THE CITY. MESSBS H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late John Stace, Esq., TO HAVE SURVEYED AND SOLD WITHOUT DELAY, THE WHOLE OP THAT MAGNIFICENT FEEEHOLD, Comprising, gACB E S , More or less, LYING BETWEEN LINWOOD AND THE CITY HAYING PBONTAGES ON HEEEFOED STREET CASHEL STREET WORCESTER STREET GLOUCESTER STREET STANMORE ROAD, &o. TERMS MOST LIBERAL. H. MATSON & CO., 7150-132 Auctioneers. WALTHAM VINEYARD. WALTHAM VINEYARD. TO GARDENERS, FRUITERERS, NUE SERYMEN AND SPECULATORS.

MESSES H. MATSON * CO. have received instructions from Mr Thos. Lord, who is about to leave for England, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ABOUT THE END OF EEBBUABY, At their CANTERBURY WOOL STORES, CASHEL STREET, THE CELEBRATED VINEYARD, (Tender glass) together with FIVE-HOOMED COTTAGE AND NEARLY TWO ACRES OP LAND, Situate at Waltham, near Messrs Innas’ Brewery. Lord’s superior grapes tire become well-known in the Colonies, and the productions of his vineyard have at all times defied competition, taking the first prize at all contests. THE GRBATGLASS HOUSE In which the vine is grown covers an area of 80C0 square feet, and has all the mechanical hydraulic appliances necessary for the artificial production of grapes of the highest order and quality, and this year’s crop has realised £375. Also, Cucumber Frames covering an area of 1200 feet, and full bearing. . . . The paddock containing It acres, which contains from 14.000 to 20,000 yards shingle, which ran readily find a market, will be sold in one lot, the purchaser of the house and .vineyard having the option of taking any portion of the It acre paddock at per acre. Ihe property cannot failto prove an investment of the highest order, as the working expenses of the establishment are exceedingly small, and tno business very lucrative. Possession to be given on June 1 next. Terms very easy. Full pari iculora can be obtained afthe offles of H, MATSON * CO., 7119-132 Auctioneers.