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Tattersair* Tit T E a B a THIS DAY. SATUBDAY. APBIL 10th. USUAL WEEKLY HOBSB SALE. Commencing at 11 o'clock. PBE3ENT ENTBIES s About 100 HOBBKB, Including HACKS, &c. SPECIAL ENTRIES: AeoomntMr Paton. _-„„, Account A. G. Rhodes, Esq., thoroughly quiet in Single ana Double Harness. Account a Gentleman having no further use for same, „„ „ years oid; good weight carrier, and would make a capital horse for Dogcart, Wagbe driven by a lady. • Account Mr A. G. Cook, been in Harness; a fast trotter, perfect hack, and has been ridden regularly after hounds. Account Mr H Chatteris, ~ ' for a lady to drive, and used to town work. Account Mr E. Denett, Pair of 3 and 4-year.old DRAUGHT GELDINGS; grand workers and good sorts. i Account another Owner, Harness; quiet in both. Account the EsecutowoTthe late Mr H. mtson. Hood, Lamps, Ac., complete; in good order, and Condition. „,_„.-.„,» H. MATSON & CO., « Auctioneers. BATUBDAY, APBIL 17th. ActiSK under instructions from Wm. Gerard, Esq., 0 t Snowden, we shaU offer for -. ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE, \ A. Xante of ■as SUPEBIOB UNBROKEN LIGHT iO HORSES, 5 and 6 years <*L 868 —Tantrums. t The above horses, we may observe, have eU been Jurdest work. On the same Date, WB SHALL ALSO OFFEB, On account of W. B. Scott. Esq., who has recently ' token!o. large contract in the North Island, and for the time is leaving the .Province, A number of nis well-known CBACK TBOTfEItS, Viz.: CUBLY KATE! winner of the New Brighton, Wellington and North Canterbury events; th* whole within a fortnight. Nora. This mare goes in both saddle and BAY HARE, BOSE, very fast, a grand leader in tandem, and goes well in any kind of barness. , . BAY CARRIAGE HOBSE, S years, broken to saddle and harness, thoroughly quiet, recommended to professional men and others whose calling requires Expedition. Has never been tried on a course, but is Tory £ast# . -,. DABK CHESTNUT MABE, broken to saddle own with Curly K The O TBOTTING PONY JOE, winner of the Heathcote .Pony '■ rot. Also, First-class Amarican TEOTTING SULKY, an especially well built trap. Also, * Betof TROTTING H. Matsou &.Co. CHOICE DWELLING AHD TWO ACBES OP LAND. VERY CONVENIENT*AND ADMIEABLE POSITION, A HOME for a BUSINESS MAN engaged in any of life's worries; where he will Find Repose and Peace, Clekx Atmosphere, Plentiful Supply o£ Artesian, abundance of Fruit and Vegetables, with Ample Boom for Cow and Horse. ■JfJITESSHS H. MATSON & CO., under JJ l_ instructions from Mr Chas. E. Briggs, WICjL OFFEE, UNDER THEIB HAMMEB, oh' SATUBDAY, 10th A*PRIL, 1886, THAT BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME Comprised in a Comfortable Dwelling-house of seven rooms, ■ with Kitchen, Scullery, Servant's Boom, and necessary attachments; also. Stable. Coach-house, Fowl-house, Wash-house, and every convenience. Stopping Place for Tram Cars; opposite the residence of John Grigg, Esq. To persons anxious to secure a comfortable home having convenience of position, with tiam communication, at a moderate value, NOW 18 YOUR TIME; BUY BEFOBE THE RISE. LAND BOOMS, SATURDAY, 10th APRIL, 1880, i! o'clock p.m. 8804. H. MATSON & CO. TUESDAY, APBIL 13th. PAPANUI. CLEABING SALE OF LIVE & DEAD STOCK. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr Aided Wye to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above date, at his Farm, Sawyer's Arms Bead, Papanui, the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, comprising—--1 Cow in full profit, 2 Cows springing to calf, 2 Heifers in profit, 1 Draught Gelding, 4] staunch in all farm work, 2 Sows, 4 Store Pigs, about 70 Fowls AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. Including set new Light Harness, Horse Hoe and Grubber combined, Wheelbarrow, Farm and Garden Tools, Cucumber Frames, Tuba, &c, &c. Tip Dray and Frame, ■Spring Cart, nearly new, set Spring Cart About half an acre of Mangolds, two chain of Carrots, 8J acres of Derwent Potatoes HOUSEHOLD FUENITUBE, &c, &c., &o. ADDITIONAL ENTBIES Can be made with Mb. J. WILD, Papanui, or the Auctioneers. Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. H. MATSON & CO., 9132 Auctioneers.' THURSDAY, APBIL 15th, 10.30 a.m. Without Reserve. SADDLERY. SADDLEEY. ESSES H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions TO SELL, Qu the Premises, next the Rotherfield Hotel, in consequence of Proprietor having let the shop, All his STOCK OF SADDLERY, Comprising— Gig, Buggy, Spring Cart, and Cart Harness, Collars, Biding Saddles, Ladies' Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, <tc, &c. THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 15th. . Without Beserve. Sale at 10.30 a.m. H. MATSON & CO., a<rrQ Auctioneers. THE YALDHUBST RACING ESTABLISHMENT. _ f ESSES H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr R. J. Mason (in consequence of his leaving for Australia), to SELL PRIVATELY, The well-known RACING ESTABLISHMENT AT YALDHUBST. The Paddock contains 60 Acres of Freehold Land, together with 18-roomed House, with every convenience for comfort and carrying on a large business. Also, a Six-roomed Cottage, 16 Loose Boxes, other necessaries for Horse Training; ample water and only 6 J miles from Town. H. MATSON & CO., 8302 Auctioneers. TO LET, 'YBNIONG HOUSE, with FIVE ACRES of Land, atPaponui;» comfortable gentleman's residence Close to railway and tram. 250 H. MATSON 4 CO.