H. Matson & Co. fourth "Wool sale. TUESDAY NEXT, EES. 19ti. OTO -WOOL is now OPEN EOS ME INSPECTION of the BUYERS, and we should he pleased if our Clients would 'take (this opportunity of viewing their wool as exIbibited for sale. H. MATSON AND 00., . 81590 Auctioneers, D D I N Of O'H YARDS. ■WEDNESDAY NEXT. •' SPECIAL ENTRIES—--200 (Prime Freezers 100 Prime Freezers 400 PrimS Freezers (different lots) 300 Fat Ewes (different consignments) 700 Eat Lambs (different consignments) 600 Two-tooth Wethers 400 Pour-year-old Ewes , 700 Sonnd.-mo'u'tb Ewes, Half-bred 150 Pat and Store Pigs 40 Head* Beef ' ‘ 60 Store Cattle. 1 ' 9584 All lots subject to sale. -S. MATSON AND CO., . Auctioneers. HAWARDEN sale. THURSDAyTeEB. 28th. TJfT'E shall be represented, as usual, ra!t ihlifl » t important fixture, and shall be pleased to -receive further entries. H! MATSON AND COY., 9328 Auctioneers. TIB Ei S TON STO O K -9, AL E, Jul ' FRIDAY NEXT. PRESENT ENTRIES200’ Forward Wethers ISO Store Lambs 300 Sound Half-bred Ewes 50 Prime Lambs 200 Store Lambs 170 T;Wo-toofh Half-brads Ail- subject to sale. 200 Fat and Store Pig® 20 Head Cattle. 9583 Further entries solicited. . H/MATSON AND CO.„ Auctioneers/ TO FARMERS, STATION-SOLDERS, ARTISANS, -TIMBER 'MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. ' ’ ’ THE OPPORTUNITY OP A LIFETIME. GIGANTIC DISPLEINISHING iS'ALE. DISMANTLING ;CHB EXHIBITION. TIMBER, GALVANISED IRON, AND STEEL GUTTERING, All in thorough order. Timber well seasoned and Corrugated Iron as good as new. H MATSON AND CO. (in, conjunction • with the New -Zealand Loin and Mercantile Agency Coy., Ltd.) have received instruction s from Messrs Rennie and Pearee, the Contractors, to SELL on. SATURDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, On the Premises of the Agricultural Hail Coy., The Whole of the MATERIAL comprising the late EXHIBITION- BUILDINGS, . Including—--40 TONS of 6,7, 8 and’ 9 feet Corrugated Iron, in no way damaged. Aiso _ a large Quantity of Galvanised Ridging and Steel Guttering. A large quantity of Scantling and Timber, 3 x 1. 3 x 2, 4 x 1, 4 x 2, 4 x 3, 4 x 4, G x 1, 6 x 3, 6 x 6, 8 x 1, 8 x -IJ, 9 x 1, 10 x-1, 12 xl. T. and G. Bed Pine ' * Flooring >6l xl, T. and G. Lining 61 z i, and Rough Lining 6,x 4, 8 x 4, 12 x i. - - , Sals commences at 11 o’clock sharp. H. MATSON AND CO., 9586 Auctioneers. BUILDING SITES. NOTE ALTERATION IN DATE OP SALE. MESSRS H. MATSON AND CO. (in conjunction with J. T. Bell) have been in•truoted by the Venerable Archdeacon Cholznondeley to offer for -SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd, la Matson's Laird Rooms, linSited number of Allotments in the favourite- suburb of Opawa, adjoining the School, and beautifully situated overlooking the Rivet Heathoote;, convenient to the Opawa Station, and in. every way suitable for those employed atWoolston. These arb without doubt some of the choicest sites in the neighbourhood. 1 Sale 12 noon. Particulars on application. H. MATSON AND CO., 9587 Auctioneers. IMPORTANT, So those requiring VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Sale at Matson’s Rooms on SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd, T MATSON AND GO. have been .favourZl» ed with instructions from the,Trustees i the Estate .of the late Henry, Matson to Efer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as bove, ' ATI that Magnificent Property known as ' “ Dolce,” being -situated on the Harewood Road, within a feW minutes’ walk of the Tram Terminus. Together with the “Deice Homestead,” on 4 Acres of Land, and four splendid Houses. This property, Which is in a most desirable icality, and within easy distance from town, i fd bd offered in allotments ranging from > perches to 5 acres, and for building sites i unsurpassed in the vicinity of Christaureh. • Further particulars on application. Lithographic Plans now ready. Sale at 12 noon. NOTE ALTERATION IN DATE. H. MATSON AND CO., 3588 Land Department. SALE OP TOWN PROPERTY. 'At Matson’s Sale RompsJSOTE ALTERATION IN DATE OP. SALE. MESSRS H. MATSON AND CO. (in conjunction with J. T. Bell) have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late Frank Hatchard to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Da above, on SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1901, 411 that Parcel of Land, being part of Town Reserve 117, situated on the Sotith Belt, near Montreal Street, having good frontage on the Belt, with dwelling-house containing 3 roomte and scullery; idso that very convenient Hall- known as the “ Dancing Academy,” always letable, and is a sound investment, producing a good income. Sale at 12 noon. E. MATSON AND CO., » 6599 Auctioneers. CULVERDEN SALE. THURSDAY, MARCH 7th. ■'OnTiß shall be represented, as usual, alt this ■iTT important fixture, and shall, be glad to receive further entries. H. MATSON AND COY., , 9327 Auctioneer*. ANNUAL RAM -and ewe pair. MARCH 14th and 15th. ITirß shall be pleased to receive farther era* VV. triti. Entries PLUS® on MARCH 6th. jj..MATSON AND COT., 9323 - A!Kttd«R«M4
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12427, 16 February 1901, Page 12
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