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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12570, 3 August 1901, Page 12

H. Matson & Co. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. TVTESSRS H. MATSON AND 00. Rave te--IVX -ceived instructions from Mr Duncan Rutherford, of Leslie Hills, to SELL, at ADDINGTON YARDS, ■' “■ ■ ■'v ■- On WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 7th, .1001, ■■■' ;V-v". • A Special Consignment of M HEAD OP PRIME BEEP (Real good weights). H.- MATSON. AND CO., ■ g~j , Auctioneers, CLEARING sale iAT coutts- island. NEXT, AUGUST BtL .W'fiBSSBS H. MATSON AND CO. have reiVl ceived Instructions from the Trustees, to bdld a, 'CLEARING SALE at dha HOMESTEAD, CouttaT Island, known, as £$ 4 - DAVTS’-S FARM, When ■ they -will Sell 'the WHOLE . OP. THE LIVE AND DEAD v BTOGE?, including the following: v "'cattle. full -profit, 2 hoifers (springing), 1 sailing'calf. pigs. . 1 sow, a.-wcamers, ; ' ‘ HORSES. •«■&** "SirJlohV’; tetibsT: draught mare, (Maggie, by Pure (Diamond,’ 1 dam by “Wellington ; bay '1 "draughtgeld., “Charlie,” Syrs, hy “ Stran- ■■■; near”; hay mare, “Madge,” Byra, by 1 '; by “Callum o Glen,' ' ldam,.“ Maggie.” , IMPLEMENTS, ETC. 1 Sno* and! frame, spring oart, gig by Boon and jg B'tcvKns, , D.P. plough (Duncan), I S.F. ■f plough, “McCormick” binder, moulding i ’ plough, sdt S-'horso harrows, Duncan grain- • t Siill (n ’ ' ’’ ’ §a,:SBO o-norso g.— . w... (nearly now), Chatham grain separaj , itor (new), wheelbarrow, sack barrow, swill pibajrow, grindstone, (Planet JK. weighing machine, -trap harness, gig harness, quan- ■; • Gty of ■ dray, plough and leading chains i-- and harness, about 200 bush, of oats, ®mall 1 1 quantity' of whoa seed and pig potatoes, , dairy utensils, household (furniture, wire " .. netting, fencing materials,, “Singer"’ sewL ins maphfne (new), and ® quantity of sun--1 dries too mtmerpua to particularise. Bale at 1 o’clock. .871 H. MATSON: AND CO., Auctioneers. 'ik «r£' ‘‘GREAT CLEARING OUT- SALE AT ELLESMERE, " On. MONDAY,: AUGUST-jgth, •Commencing. at 10.30 ami. sharp. H« MATSON AND GOY. have received insiruction from the Trustees in the Estate ■of xhe Late Henry 'Chamberlain (in consequence of the whole of the Property being disposed of); to SELL^ At the ■ 1 HOMESTEAD, “THE MANOR,”ELLESMER E, • Aa above, • The Whole of the liD m AND DEAD STOCK, ' ' (Comprising m under :-~i , - SHEEP. ‘ - iiOO • .Sound-mouth three-quarter-bred Large, s Ewes, in lamb to. Southdown St".*-Hams; to yveek in'Septenary -her ! /*4pff tPat Ewes ■ ■ • • itf-Rama ■ h!tq be Sold.'.-in.ißuns-outf of 109-or more. jva., • CATTLE, puHead'ol ' Cattle ■ - ' w> HORSES. Gelding, “Major,” aged .. Mare, “Dina," in foal to W? 'Hoberte 1 ‘Lord Gelding, “Bonnie,'’ rising 7 years Gelding, “(Duke,", rising 8 years fflfiayv Mare, - Jewel,” rising s) years \ ’®*y Mare, “Blossom,” rising e.yeaira ■ Mare, “Rose,-' rising 6 years . • Gelding, “Nugget,", rising C years *7 GeMing, “Prince,” rising 5 years 4 ’ Gelding, “Iteidy," aged Gelding, “Jock,” aged • ..Mare, “Diamond,"’ agedf , stinted to • “Lord. Roberta ’' e, “Maggie,” aged , UNBROKEN:, ’’ »(Gelding Dolt, 3 off ' f. Gelding Colt, 2 off using 2 HONIESU uiPaic Brawn Ponies, broken to saddle B«Jf> double harness, known as '"Tommy" “Jinaia"; ‘"Tommy" took’ xvvo and a SpecM, and Jinnia” one ’ ,®Pust. -These are a beautifully matched • and as sound day they were ' (irsf’-- Sdaled. , , • **■' 1 ' 'Also, • '■ ’ Brown.'Ponies, oho-broken to-saddle ■ft' and one to harness. The four would "i make >n caoelient faux-dn-hand, being , i- ail young, and evenly matched, V ; .;‘ ,; VS; ' , .. 1 . Also, , (Quo .Cream Pony, rto_ a and. ” -nvell' known. ':j'- . TATrPT/F.MKNTS. Mass ey-Harrls Hinders s : 9teipp«E 1 Sido-dolivery, by “(Wood” 1 T ip Dray £ 'Drays and Frames ■ i Drill, ‘Anglo-American, 17 Coulters 1 .Drill “Mo Shang,” 13 Coulters • X-Manure and Seen Broadcast I -jjroailcast-, 15ft ’ , 1 Plough, Duncaai, - nearly Lew 2 UJc 1 . Ploughs, “Duncan . 2 Large Swamp Ploughs l. 'DJt’. Slump Jumper, imported, nearly 1 Set Shimp Jumping Harrows 1 Strong 0-tms " Duncan" Grubber 3,' Massey-Harris Spring-tino Grubber 8 Sets. Disc Harrows, by “Booth,;.Macdonald" a.Set 5-leaf Harrows,.very strong 1 Set 3-leaf Hanowa ' , . . 1 Roller, 10ft " 1 2 (Sets Block and Taokle'for 4 horses 8 Sets 4-horso Tree* ■ 1 3-horsa’. Scoop ■ - Rake, “ Wood • 1 Sledge " • ■ _ „ 8 Sheep Racks for 'Chaff 3100 Yards Wire Netting . . , (Black Birch Stacker 1 Sack ‘Barrow I.'Wheelbarrow ' Blacksmith’s Tools Black Birch Posts _ I fWollealey Shearing Machine for 4 men 1 Laugh’s -Patent Lever Wool Press, by *i' Booth, Macdonald (-•Stacks of Oataheaf. .These are on Block • t. ’S, and it- will be necessary for intending purchasers to inspect same during the sale, and will be‘sold! at the same time - aa the Horses,- or at a. given hour Chaff, Oats, Barley HARNESS. 'Collar Harness and Bridles 6 Cart'Saddles 8 Sets Leading Chains 8 <Baek Banda and Chains 3 'Horse 'Covers V. ~'•*■?■ , .NOTE!!! • Ths-Trustees’ irJstructioua to Messrs Matson and Co.-are to-Sell Every Lot to the Highest Bidder. ' Kia'-'Stcck are all good, the late -Mr Chametlain being a recognised-connoisseur of all liases Of S-tock, and always careful in hjs elections. To .thoso requiring Horses, Sheep, Impleleuta, eto., itha .Clearing Sale at the Ellesier*‘':M«nor offers an opportunity,which may ot be forthcoming .again for many years. ■LUNCHEON PROVIDED, and as the day’s work -will bo heavy, wo will 'ask all (Buyers do "be present promptly ■ ■H. MATSON AND GOY., fif . 875 Auctioneers'. POSTPONEMENT OP LAND SALE. TTSaiB SALE of Mr R. H. WOODS’ HOUSE X AND SECTION, No. 295, situated on Oambridge Terraco and Cashed 'Street West, which ha* been advertised to take place on Saturday, August 17th, has been POSTPONED: until SATURDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1991, Owing to the former date falling in Race Week. Card’s to view may be obtained at our office. ( • H. (MATSON AND CO., 873 - - Land Department. TINTED YOUTHS to qualify, for Com- | • uncial and Professional Appointments ■ding GILBY’S COMMERCIAL COL- _ 150, Worcester; Street. Remunerative