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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10272, 14 February 1894, Page 8

E. Matson & Oo: ADDINGTON YARDS. THIS DAY, WE will sell apodal entries on account o the following’ valued clients: Messr Jno. Overton, R, M, Morten, Jno. Milne, Goo Rutherford, P. C. Dryer, Ed. Spcncct, Jno McLeod, Shadholt, J, Daily, G. T. Smith, Duncal and several others. 1000 SHEEP SO HEAD CATTLE / 100 PIGS. 4184 H. MATSON & CO. DAEFIELD STOCK SALE. PSIDAY, FEBRUARY, 16th, 1894. SPECIAL ENTRY. w : E WILL OFFER, on account of Mr Georg; Rutherford, Dalethorpe, OHO Sound-Mouth MERINO EWES j a capita Wl/IA Hue and in good condition Further Entries Solicited. 4185 H. MATSON ft CO.. Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE e LIVE AND DEAD STOCK To take place on THURSDAY, EBB. 22,1894. Commencing at 12 o’clock sharp. MESSRS H. MATSON ft CO. have receiver instructions from Mr Dennis O’Callaghan, TO SELL, At his Farm, Courts Island, Kaiapoi, The whole of his 3 LIVE AND DEAD BTOOK. Without Reserve, _ Comprising—--120 Cross-bred Ewes and Lambs 19 Pigs 4 Springing Heifers 4 Cows in full profit G Draught Horses 1 2-year-old Gelding, by Young Irvington 1 Yearling Draught, by Gallant Scotchman 2 Drays 1 Trap 3 1 Reaper and Binder 20 Tons Hay. N.B.—The Auctioneers will be pleased to oifei extra entries, providing they are for bona fide sale. H. MATSON ft CO., ' 4186 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1894. LAND SALE AT ROOMS, CASHEL STREET. ONE OF THE EARLIEST SELECTIONS IN THE TEMPLETON DISTRICT. A COMPACT FARM OF FIRST-CLASS LAND. MESSES IT. MATSON ft CO. have received instructions from Mr G. D. Marsh, of Templeton (who has taken up a larger block in the Timaru District), to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, - His SPLENDID LITTLE FARM, comprising—--1 fill i ACRES, situated one milo from the JL ' JA 2 Templeton Railway Station, all firstj class land, subdivided into 11 paddocks, well watered by water-race, fenced by live fences in good order; about 90 acres in 2 permanent pasture, balance stubble and tallow, 6 acres of Orchard and plantation, with Good House, Stables, Granary and all necessary outbuildings. This Farm is one of the early selections, the quality of the land is the best in the district, the situation is all that could be desired, being within one mile of the railway station, and easy drive of the city. A coach runs daily, passing the property. Mr Marsh’s only reason for putting the property upon the market is that be has taken up a larger block in the Timaru district. Further particulars may be had from the Auc- • tioneers. Terms at Sale. Sale at 2 o’clock. H. MATSON ft CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, 4162 Cashel Street, Christchurch. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, LAND AUCTION AT THE CANTERBURY LAND ROOMS, Cashel Street. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Messrs Hall and McClelland to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, All that SPLENDID PROPERTY, comprising 1778} Acres of Land, subdivided into con-venient-sized paddocks, with water in each, nearly all in grass and turnips. Improvements include 1 Four-roomed House, 1 Two-roomed House, Large Wool-Shed, Shearing Shed, Sheep Yards, Concrete Sheep Dip, 10-stallsd Stable, &c. This Property has been carrying between five and six thousand sheep all the year round, and is in splendid heart. Easy Terms of Payment. Sale at 2 o’clock. tss- STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS can be taken at a VALUATION. H. MATSON ft CO., Auctioners, 4160 Land and Estate Agents, Cashel street. SATURDAY, DEB. 24. LAND AUCTION AT THE CANTERBURY LAND ROOMS, Cashel Street. MESSRS H, MATSON ft CO. have received instructions from the Liquidator of the Mercantile Financa and Agency Company to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24tu, farm of 133 acres, SITUATED AT WEST MELTON, Lately in the occupation of Mr- E. Vaughan; all well-fenced and subdivided; laid down in English grass; 'good house and usual outbuildings. Sale at 2 o’clock. Terms at sale. H, MATSON ft CO., Auctioneers, 4157 Land and Estate Agents. ’ 1894. THE ANNUAL CANTERBURY RAM AND EWE FAIR, TO BE HELD ON THE NSW SHOW GROUNDS, ADDINGTON. ON THURSDAY, MARCH 15, Commencing at 10 a.m. sharp. MESSES ir. MATSON ft CO. beg to advise Breeders and Flockmaaters generally that they will hold their _____ EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SALE In connection with the above Fair, And they will be pleased to Receive Particulars of Sheep which owners may think fit to place in their hands for disposal at this event. We shall esteem it a pleasure and privilege to DEVOTE OUR INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION To all Consignments Entrusted to our Care. H. MATSON ft CO., 4187 Auctioneers, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. THE Undersigned beg to notify to Farmers, Merchants and others** that they will HOLD THEIR USUAL WEEKI/Jy AUCTIONS OP GRAIN, GRABS BEEDB AND FARM PRODUCE Throughout tho Season. As they act as Brokers only, and do -not purchase on their own account, both vendors and buyers can place implicit confidence in th-am ns Agents. By regular sales in the open mark et, a fair market value cau be established througheprt the season. They are also prepared to dispose of all kinds of Produce on Commission, or by Private Treaty, should Vendors wish it. All Consignments to “ Matron,” Christchurch, will come direct into Stores. H. MATSON ft 'dO., Brokers, Canterbury Grain Stores, 4161 Cashel Street. NOTIONS FOR Bill IN THE RISINGS* SUBURB OF LIN W OOD, Commanding some of the Boat Positions on the Mf Srkot. On account of Mr H,. Brittan, Irwell. Lot 126—Worcester Street, facing Tram Line; Quarter-acre Lot 100—Hereford Street, ■Quarter-acre Lot 45—Canal Reserve Lot 46—Canal Reserve . Lots 7 and S—Armagh Street Lots 14, 15 and 63—Armagh Street and Brittai Street corner Lot 57—Brittan Street Lot 65—Gloucester Street Lot 66—Gloucester’ Street Lot 4—Armagh Street, v/itli, Comfortable House land in garden, facing north, splendid positioi The above comprise the Valance of heh by Mr Brittan in Liuwood, and he Ins instnictei 1 us to sell at very Low Values. Call and se ’ Original Sale Plan. 1 “ H. MATSON ft CO., Laud'and Estate; Agents, 4158 CiVihel Street, Christchurch.