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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11541, 30 March 1898, Page 8

H. Matson & Co. TO-MORROW. MIDLAND "SALEYAEPS. HMWSON & CO. WILL OFFER the o following SPECIAL ENTRIES: 300 TWO 1111(1 FOUR-TOOTH WETHEES 150 TWO ' TOOTH ewes 400 IAMBS _ Further entries solicited. 29-12 IMPOBTANT CLEASINQ AT SWANHANOA. MESSES H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr JAMES PATERSON, wh® has sold his farm, TO SELL, At his Homestead, MIDFREW, SWANNANOA, ON MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1898, The whole of his LITE AND DEAD STOCK, Comprising— J2O EOEWAED lambs 40 MEEINO EWES, to lamb Ist August g 0 MEEINO EWES HORSES, Bay Mare, Kate, 6yrs, by Marquis of Salisbury, in foal to Balmoral; any trial. Bay Mure, Otch, aged Bay Gelding, Hardy, 4yrs, by Marquis of Salisbury ; any trial y oarling Colt, by Balmoral Gray Pony, Biddy, 4yrs, broken to all light harness ; qniet for lady to drive White Pony, broken to all harness, with trial Pony Foal, by Rising Sun, dam above pony IMPLEMENTS. 1 M’Cormick Binder, worked two seasons, in capital order 1 Duncan D.F. Plough 1 Clod-crusher 2 Strippers, 1 Set 4-leaf Harrows 1 Drill in good working order 1 Maasey-Harris Cultivator 1 Set Drag-harrows 2 Drays 2 New Dray Axles, 2 second do 1 Scoop 1 Buggy and Harness, nearly new 1 Dog Collar and Haines 2 Cart-saddles and Breeching 5 Sets Plough Chains Blacksmith’s Tools and Bellows, in good order Winnowing Machine Chaifcatter and Camp horse-power, can put 8 horses in U Ton O.S. Chaff Quantity Oats and Wheat Also, A LARGE QUANTITY or FURNITURE, Including— Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture for a well-furnished house of six rooms, all nearly new. Together with DAIRY UTENSILS And Sundries too numerous to mention, PIANO BY HAAKE. Luncheon provided. Sale at 11 o’clock a.m. N.B. —The Auctioneers wish to draw especial attention to this sale, as every lot will be disposed of. 3944 H. MATSON & CO. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT, APRIL 14 CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK , AT DDNSAHDEL. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr Geo. Bnrgess (who has let his farm), to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE FARM, DU'iNSANDBL. THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. USTFuII particulars in future advertisements, H. MATSON & CO., 2941 Auctioneers, OXFORD SALE. ~ TO-MOBROW, THURSDAY, MARCH 31. H MATSON & CO. WILL SELL the « following SPECIAL ENTRIES :- 22Q FORWARD TWO-TOOTHS g 0 TURNIP WETHEES gQQ TWO-TOOTH WETHEES, A Grand 250 CULL WETHEES, fit for holding over g 0 FAT EWES JOO STORE LAMBS Also, 220 HALF-BRED EWES, sound-monthed. We shall be pleased to receive further entries. 2943 Local Agent, TOM WATSON. NOTICE TO ELLESMERE FARMERS. mHE NEXT LEESTON SALE will be held ON THURSDAY, APRIL 7, . Instead of FRIDAY, THE Bth, On account of the Easter Holidays. H. MATSON & CO., 2812 Auctioneers. SPECIAL SHEEP FAIR, CULTERDEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1898. E WILL OFFER— On acoonnt of Mr Joseph Haydon, Virginia, 5000 HATjF ' BEED and MERINO SHEEP Full particulars future advertisement. We shall be pleased to receive particulars of intended entries as soon as possible, 2985 H. MATSON & CO. P o R Sale. Right, Title and Interest in Lease in Perpetuity. 1 Kfi AGEES, Woodstock, View Hill. Nos. 19, 20, 3. Good four-roomed House, 5-sta!l stable, two sheds, 16 acres of land in oats, 35 acres in turnips, balance grass and stubble. 2944 H. MATSON & CO., Land and Estate Agents. W. R. Harding. W. R. Harding.] I_W. R. Hauling. THIS DAY, At 12.30 p.m. PIANO, FURNITURE, HARMONIUM, &c. WR. HARDING will SELL BY PUBLIC e AUCTION, at his Rooms, 200-206, Hereford Street, ns above, FULL-SIZED PIANO, by Kissler, iron frame and all latest improvements Suite in Tapestry and Plush Harmonium by Wallis and Sous (London) Drawing, Dining, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, &o. Note.—l wish specially to call the attention of the Public to the Piano and Harmonium above advertised. As my client is leaving for the north by the Kotomahaua, he has instructed me to sell the whole of his effects WITHOUT RESERVE, 2983 W. B. HARDING, Auctioneer, MIDLAND SALETARDS. PUBLIC SHEEP DIP. THE DIP at the Saleyards at SOCKBUEN is now complete, and will be OPENED FOB PUBLIC USE On TUESDAY NEXT, the 15th instant. CHARGES AS UNDER:— From Shearing up to 31st March ... Id each From Ist April np to Shearing ... IJd each. The Dip is one of the Finest in the Country, and for paddock and yard accommodation it has not on equal as a public sheep dip. COOPEK’S DIP ONLY WILL BE USED. The Company will provide assistance, and be prepared at all times to receive stock and Dip without delay. H. H. ELLIS, 1659 Clerk to Company, ,