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

Matson. Bum & o°QU B T 8 A E Y A B DS. MONDAY, FEB. 17. LAND, HOUSE, AND STOCK. By order of Mr BENNE IT. Quarter-acre and 2 perches of land, situate next the Town Hall. Oust, together with the comfortable DWELLING THEREON. £IOO of the purchase money may remain on * mortgage. Also, Immediately afterwards. Oh account of various owners. PAT sad STOBE SHEEP, LAMBS, CATTLE, *o.. AcSPECIAL ENTEY: 1000 SHEEP, _ Sale at 1 o’clock. MATSON, BOSS A CO., 7033-129 Auctioneers.

N BANQIOBA. OETHEBN CBNTEAL STOCK MAEKET. TUESDAY, FEB 18. ISO Head Store Cattle 15 Head Prime Beef 1000 Sheep 300 Fat Sheep 600 Lambs 300 Merino Ewes Kgs " 40., > 4c. . . . AEoi ■ At 4 o’clock, 8 Bales Merino Wool, 7114-131 - Sale of MATSON. BOSS, 4 CO. EANGIOBA. * CLEARING SALE OF STOCK. FRIDAY, FEB. 28. MATSON, BUSS, 4 CO. have received instructions from Mr'Edward Evans, who has sold his form, and is leaving for the North Island, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE PBEMISE3, BAN GIO R A SWAMP, Next Mr Neilsen’s Woolworks, ON FRIDAY, FEB. 28, The whole of his STOCK and EFFECTS, viz., a Splendid large-framed Harness Bullocks, A in fine condition—the best pair m New • Zealand aa Head of good fed Store Cattle, _ mixed OU heifers and steers, from yearlings to two and a half years old—all in good condition 2Q Very Choice Heifers 1 q Good Milch Cows, in profit and in calf Y Bay Trap Mare, very good Spring Trap and Harness, as good as new Two-horse Dray Dray Ploughs and Harrows Com Crasher Grindstone, Draw Bake and Cattle Backs Quantity of Beards, ahoat 10 1 1 Cords Firewood Stack Splendid Grass Hay, about 14 tons Stack Grass Seed Sundry Tools Dairy Utehsils urniture 4c. ' 4c. 4c.

Sale at 1 o’clock. A first-class farewell luncheon at 12 o’clock. No reserve on anything. MATSON. BUSS, & CO., 7112-131 Auctioneers. BAN CHORA. FARMS. ' FARMS. 600~^ ees op RICH WHEAT LAND, OH THE BANNER DOWNS ESTATE, Subdivided into FABHS OP PBOX QQ TO IQQ ACHES EACH. BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, MARCH 20. MATSON, BUSS, a CO. have received instructiona from Geo. Bowron, Esq., TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, RAN QI ORA, On the above date The whole of his Excellent FABM, which he Is now having laid offin Farms of from 50 TO 100 ACEES each. Neatly all this excellent estate has been laid down in grass for the last six or seven years, and has been heavily stocked with sheep. The Farms are only three miles from the FERNSIDE RAILWAY STATION, and beautifully Watered, and are being laid off as near as practicable according to existing fences. Purchasers will be allowed the privilege of t-vw one or more lots, so as to suit all buyers. The Title to the property is unquestionable, and the terms under which it will be sold axe of the most simple nature, viz., only ono-third cash, within one month from day of sale, out of which 10 per cent will be required at the fall of the hammer, and the balance may remain on mortgage for five or six years at a low rate of interest. A sketch plan of the Farms may he seen at the Auctioneers 7 offices. The sale plan win be ready, with all particulars, in the course of one week.

7037*129 See easy terms above. • Sale at 2 o’clock. Eefreshmente provided. MATSON, BUSS, & CO., " Auctioneers, RANGUORA. ~ PRELIMINARY ADYERTI3EMENT. IMPORTANT SALE or PORK-BRED SHEEP AND CATTLE. BpSS, & CO. have been favoured with iuatruotlons from the Hin h n F™ok.°to Who inte “ ds redncta « Ws valuable Stud SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THS Rangioba saleyards, ON THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 200 Pula ' l ' red Liaoola Ewe*, land 6 tooth 300 *‘ bro 4 LiaoolQ Ewes . 2,4, and 6 tooth 60 ■ Paw Linoohi Sams 2 Pore-bred Young Bulla About 20 V<Md>red Heifers, in Calf to Pure-bred 2Q Head Pat Cattle Unbroken Colts and Fillies &0 - ___ &o. FuU Particulars in a future advertisement. 0467-114 MATSON, BUSS A CO., Auctioneers.