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Matson & Co. S HBFFI ® 'L D TO-MORROW. SALE. .SPECIAL ENTRIES. 800 PRIME FAT WETHERS 150 FAT LAMBS 200 PRIME FAT WETHERS 8098 Further Entries Solicited. H. MATSON AND COY.. Auctioneers. SNIDERS CLOSE for the i&OC'DWILLof the LEA'S® of BLACK’S PROPERTY, OOtnpxisir.g 433 Acres, at Cheviot, on NEXT. 22nd inst., At our Office. For full particulars and conditions of lease, apply H. MATSON AND COY., BXBI Land ■ Department. . IMPORTANT LAND SALE. GRAND DAIRY. FARM AT LAKESIDE, CSoea to Creamery, Railway Station ana Leeston Salcyards. H MATSON AND CO., instructed by the ♦ Trustees, will SELL BY PUBLIC I( THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY .. known as W. J- Marshall's Farm, at situated within a chain of the Creamery, having frontages on the SoUihbridgo and Lake Roads, and adjoining the properties of Messrs John D. Boyle ana D. Marshall. The Farm comprises 52 ACRES, more or leas, of splendid being Pt. R.S. 6328 at Lakeside, divided i*o handy paddocks, well fenced and watered, together with convenient Dwelling-house and Outbuildings thereon. Note—Date of SaIT”THURSDAY, JUNE 87, at Mr W. J. Marshall's CLEARING SALE at the Homestead, at one o’olook. ■7727 H. MATSON AND CO. CLEARING SALE AT LAKESIDE, THURSDAY, 27th JUNE, 1901. H MATSON AND, CO. have .received in- • ■ structions from Mr W. J. Marshall, of Lakeside, who is leaving the district, to SELL, on the Farm, the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising: 6 SPLENDID COWS, calving down , 4 SPLENDID COWS, in full profit , 6 HEAD MIXED CATTLE 1 DRAUGHT MARE, 9yrs 1 TRAP MARE* 7yrs 5 SOWS, in pig; (splendid lot) 28 STORE RIGS (lovely line) 1 BOAR 6 months cld Tip-dray and Frame, Two-horse Dray, 1 Spring Cart, S.F. Plough, 1 Grubber, Horseshoe, ‘ Moulding Plough, 1 Set 8-leaf Harrows, about 20 tons Mangels, 3 tons Seed Potatoes, Household Furniture and Effects, and in fact everything that is required to make a man happy on a farm wmch is recognised as one of the best in Lakeside. Sale at 12,30. Refreshments provided. 7728 H. MATSON AND CO. T.AWTV LAND. LAND. 10-ACRB FARM FOR SALE, close to church.PUBLIC AUCTION, SATURDAY, July 6th, 1901, at 12.30 o’clock. H- MATSON A*.- CO. have received in- • structions from Mrs Parsons, to Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Salerooms, Cashel Street, on the above date, her COMPACT LITTLE FARM of 10 ACRES, more or less, situated on the Hareiwood Road, dose to the Papanui Railway and the Tramway. The property has a northern aspect, and is in every way a convenient and desirable one. Together with Dwelling-house, five ' rooms, etc., thereon. H. MATSON AND CO., 7922 . Land Department LAND. LAND, LAND. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. H MATSON AND CO. have received in- • struofaona from Mr E. Jones to Sell by Public Auction, ■on SATURuaY, JULY 6th, 1901, that DESIRABLE RESIDENCE of six rooms, bath and scullery, washhouse, etc., situated on Colombo, Road, ‘Sydenham, temporarily occupied by a tenant, together Wth g-af an acre of land. Lofty rooms and convenience®, all modern. Not®.—Guards to view. 1 H, MATSON AND 00., j-; 7090 Land Department. LAND. LAND. LAND; 80S ACRES at TAI TAPU, known as Henley’s Barm, for Sale by Public Auction, . SATURDAY, JULY 6th, 190 CL. Subdivided into four blocks. Splendid opportunity fox Dairymen and others. TT MAT-SON AND CO. have received inU» etructiona from Mr Patrick Henley, sen., to Sell by Public Auction, at' their Land Salerooms, Cashel Street, as above, his COMPACT FARM alt Tal Tapu, in four allotments, as under! —Lot I—so Acres, more or leas, adjoining Mr Patrick Welsh. Lot 2 —75 Acres,' more or less, comprising Homestead Block. Lot 3—40 Acres, more or less, fronting the Drain and McCartney’s Roads. Lot 4—40 Acres, adjoining the above. • TITLE I LAND TRANSFER. H. MATSON AND CO., , 7917 Land Department. "LAND SALE. SATURDAY, JULY 6th, 1901. FARMS AT YALDHURST. a MATSON AND CO., instructed by Mr • John Lean, will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Land Sale Rooms, Cashel Street, on the .above date, the following. Desirable Properties, situated at Yaidhurst, ' viz.! LOT 1—53 ACRES, more or less, all of which can be irrigated, t&iefly in grass 6 years old, known as Parish’s Farm, situated on the West Coast Road, adjacent to Mr G. G. Stead’s racing stables, divided into six paddocks, well fenced and splendidly watered, together with Dwelling-house, four rooms (wood, with iron roof), with new stove, etc., ■Jbo four-stall stable, bam. orchard, piggeries, well watered, etc., eto., all in good order. LOT 8—75 ACRES * adjoining the above block, having long frontages on the West Coast and Harewood Roads, divided into two paddocks, well fenced and watered; excellent dry land. (This block used to be Mr Delamain’s old racecourse, and is where the racehorses Templeton and Titonia used to be trained.) The land is in great heart, at present occupied by owner. Can be .easily irrigated with small labour and cost. LOT 8 —23 ACRES, well fenced with wire, and splendidly watered, adjacent to the properties of Messrs Hall and Clarkson Brothers, occupied by owner. Can be easily irrigated. This ie a areally first-class block of land. Further particulars in future advertisement. N.B.—Every assistance given to intending purchasers to enable them to inspect the properties. H. MATSON AND CO.. 1 7236 Land Department. LAND. LAND. LANH " 80-AORE FARM FOR BALE, close to ’ Christchurch. PUBLIC AUCTION, SATURDAY, July oth, 1901, at 12.30 o’clock. H 'MATSON AND OCX have received in- • atruetdons from Mr George Birdling, to Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Salerooms, on the above date, his COMPACT FARM of 80 ACRES (more or less), situated about five minuted’ walk from the Prebhktou Railway Station and eight miles from Christ/hurdL subdivided into Seven Paddocks, well fenced and watered, together with good orchard of 100 fruit trees, ell good sorts; also, desirable DwdHing-'houae, seven rooms, la perfect order and condition, stables, concrete piggeries, cowshed, trapahed,. •torrcoom, etc 4 eto. Wo commend those in search of a farm sics* to Christchurch to inspect this property. H. MATSON AND CO., 7991 Land Department. *“ LAND. LAND. LAND. ‘ BO ACRES FOR SALE at ROLLESTON, PUBLIC AUCTION, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1901, at 12.30. H MATSON AND ’CO. have received _ in- • efcructkxns from, Mr Patrick Manion, to SELL, a* above, his DESIRABLE BLOCK OF PROPERTY, csunpriwlng 20 Acres, situated close to the Railway .Station, lately in occupation of Mr W. B. Clarkson; at present nil in grass. H. MATSON AND CO.. 7918 Land Department. H. B. Sorensen. H. *B. SORENSEN. DO SHOPKEEPERS, TOWNSPEOPLE, ■FAiBM'ERS and OTHERS. FRIDAY, JUNE ffl. ON account of the arrival of the Duke of York on iSaturday. our USUAL MARKET will be held on FRIDAY, when we will SELL PIGS at 00-80, POULTRY at 16 eha?p. Also, oommenoing at One Sharp, ym WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, An Exceptionally Fine Lot of MEN’S, WOMEN’S and CHILDREN'S ROOTS and SHOES, In »Ii 400 Pairs, comprising Mon’e t»n> kid and welt«d_Ba!knoraiej women’s Ho, patent toe-cap. ;ohrome do> Oxford patent capf meats. patent leather shoes, Oxford dot Bojw'- and Girls’ 'Boots from 10 to 13, and 1 to fs; about 100 Pairs Biippera. AlVo, 19 Pairs of Colonial (BLANKETS. H. B. SORENSEN, ■. Aucrioneer., .