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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13122, 9 May 1903, Page 12

H. Matson and Co, SALE OP LAND BY PUBLIC AUCTION. FARM AT SOCKBURN. THIS DAY, at 12.30. ,*/TESSRS H. MATSON AND CO.” hare re•m ceired instructions from Messrs Birdliug Bros, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at 12 o’clock sharp, in their Land Sale Rooms, oa SATURDAY, 9th May, the FARM recently occupied hy Mr Arthur Birdling, and bo icing and favourably known ns PYNEGROVE, containing 97 acres 2 roods and 35 perches. The property is sub-divided into BIX paddocks, securely fenced and -well watered ' fronting on Chapel Road, and adjoining the properties of MESSRS WHITE LAY 7 , EARNSHAW and HEALING. The homestead comprises a good house of twelve rooms, four-stalled stable and harness-room, loft, cow-ih-ed, trapehed, fowlhouse, pigsties, etc., windraill, two concrete troughs, with ample supply of water; , good plantations surrounding house, artistic garden. The whole of the property is in pasture, excepting 10 acres in •tubble. ~ , ~ . i The property Is a mile from, the abattoirs, close to school, and within a few miles of Christchurch. For sweet and friable property, this'is one of the best. For further particulars, apply H. MATSON AND CO., Auctioneers and Land Agents. Or. 1 W. E. D. BISHOP, ' 6309 Solicitor. " PROPERTY AUCTION. 77 ‘ HOUSE AND LAND AT HALS YELL. H MATSON AND CO., instructed by Mr • Timothy Slattery (owing to ilLhe-alth and years), ■■vrß’l' SELL BY PUBLIC ; AUCTION,' THIS n-r*. at 12.30 at j their LAND SALE ROOMS, J.HREEQUABTEBS of an ACRE at Hatewell, R.S. j 1603, VoJ. 135, Folio 284, /together with convenient Dwelling-house thereon of six rooms, j etc., at present occupied’ by Mr McCaw. Tit.e, lian'd Transfer. Easy terms of payment *ar- I ranged. H. MATSON AND CO.. i 6316 > Auctioneers and Land Agents. "~ r LAND. LAND. LAIJD. IMPORTANT PROPERTY AUCTION SALE •A* MATSON’S LAND SALE ROOMS, ■164, Cashel Street, on SATURDAY, MAY 16Sh, 1903, at 12 o’olocm SEFTON FARMS , And ■■■ SEFTON TOWNSHIP SECTIONS. So be Bold to Close up Trust’ Accounts. ACRES 336 ACRES. H MATS ON AND CO., instructed by the • Trustees in the Estate of the lute James Young, of Sefton. will SELL BY PUBLIC / AUCTION, on the above _ date, the undermentioned desirable Properties:— lot 1. 4a Or Spp comprising a SEFTON TOWNSHxP BLOCK, surveyed and subdivided, in five Township allotments, being Lots 54, 05, ■ 66, 57, each having ICO links frontage to Carr Street by a depth of 500 links, . X LOT 2. ’ 122 ACRES, real good cropping and grazing farm. Part R.'S. 2023, 202-1, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, situated: on Marshman’s Road, which divides the property, together with a Dwelling-house, stables thereon, adjoining the properties of Messrs Enisor ’ / and Dallziel. Although the buildings are not very substantial, this is fully com- . - pemsated for by the land, which is of excellent quality, and situated cross to 1, school, railway and creamery. ' LOT 3. , JlO ACRES (more or less), Pari R.S. 6983, 3135, 2884, 2450, subdivided into six pad- . docks, all well fenced and watered, together with Dwelling, 4 rooms, stables, , granary, stockyard, windmill; situated ( : within half a mile of the township and ■ • creamery. A Grand Little Farm for dairying and cropping, and can be thoroughly recommended. NOTE.—The Auctioneers direct the alien- . tion of those wishing to secure good Farms, or investors wishing to obtain reliable securities, to tile above properties. Very easy terms of payment can be arranged! with the vendors, t Ifar plans,’ etc., apply to H. MATSON AND CO., -Auctioneers and Land Agents. MESSRS SLATER AND SON, ,6310. Solicitors. PROPERTY AUCTION. SATURDAY, MAY 16th, 1903, at 12 o’clock. HANDY PROPERTY, 6 ACRES, AND BUILDINGS. H MATSON AND CO, instructed by Mr • Silbey (on account of his haying purchased a Farm), will Sell, at their Land Booms, ALL THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY on the corner of Hargood’s* Road and Canal Reserve, comprising SIX ACRES SIX, together with Dwelling-house of _ four rooms, scullery, etc. The property is divided into three or four paddocks, -and is suitable for a market garden, poultry farm, etc., for : which purpose it is hard to beat, situated about two miles from Cathedral Square. Note.—Very easy terms of payment arranged for purchaser. For, -further particulars, apply to : H. MATSON AND CO., 6594 Auctioneers and Land Agents. 1 LAND. LAND. LAND. ■ IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. LITTLE RIVER PROPERTY. H MATSON AND CO., instructed by Mrs • -Sarah. Isles*, will SELL, at tho:r Land Sale Rooms, 161, Cashel Street, on SATURDAY, May 16fch, 1303. at 12.30. ALL THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated at Little River, being Part R.S. 6265, comprising 19a 2r 15p, adjacent to Mr Nutt’s. _ The Property is divided into 5 convenient 'paddocks, ail well fenced and watered by natural springs, together with a comfortable Dwelling-house, 5 rooms, bathroom, scullery, large detached kitchen, and dairy, granary, •table, 2 loose-boxes,cowshed, pigsty; also, •bout one aero of orchard. Also, Cottage of four rooms, and cowshed; also, Blacksmith’s Shop and Tools, all in good order. NOTE.—The whole of the buildings are in good preservation, and the .property is a compact and convenient one. The Auctioneers wish to direct the attention of the public to this property, and* have full confidence in - recommending it. Exceptionally easy terms of payment arranged. H. MATSON AND CO., 6166 Auctioneers and Land Agents. PRELIMINARY CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK at LITTLE RIVER. LITTLE RIVER. THURSDAY, MAY 21st, 1393. HITESSRS H. MATSON AND CO. have re- . livi ceived instructions from Mrs Sarah Ann Isles to Sell, at her Homestead, Little River, ;.on tho above date, • ' . THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. . Particulars of which will be advertised in ■ future issues. H. MATSON AND CO., 6591 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE. -TUESDAY, MAY 20ih, 1903, at 11.30 o’ore ok, . At RICHMOND FARM, HA WARDEN. - n\/irESSR3 H. MATSON AND CO. are in■lrJL struoted by F. Macdonald, Esq., who* has Bold his farm, to hold a CLEARING SALE «.t his Homestead, when they will SELL the , whole * of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, . Comprising— SHEEP. 600 PRIME FREEZING Y T ETHBRS 500-FORWARD* STORE WETHERS HORSES. 1 BAY MARE, “BESS,” 5 years 1 BAY MARE, “LASS,” 5 years 1 BAY MARE, “BONNIE,” 9 years, stinted toi Grand Champion* 1 CHESTNUT MARE. ” NELL,” 7 years 1 BAY GELD., "DICK,” 5 years • ■ 1 BAY GELD., “ CAPTAIN,” 8 years AH above Horses are Sound, Staunch, arid Reliable Workers. .1 BAY HACK MARE, 9yrs, ’ broken to * saddle and harness; by Kingfisher ’CATTLE. 1 4 COWS in full profit 6 t IMPLEMENTS—I reaper and binder (Mus-sey-Harris), used one season,, 1 reaper land) binder (Woods, 3 season’s), 1 dray j r and frame (Duncan), 1 dray and 1 frame (Booth, McDonald), 1 double-furrow plough (Booth, McDonald), 1 8-furrow plough, 1 -set disc harrows, 1* mower, 2 ” , 'Sets lyno harrows, 1 set* Avery weighing scales, Wanganui wool press, 1 gig (Boon, and Stevens), several sets bridles, collars, homes, chains, covers, etc., 2 cart saddles, 4 sets leading harness, 1 set gig harness, tools, posts, gates, wheelbarrow, sundries too numerous to mention; also, large quantity House- ; hold! Furniture, oonAaiacd in a 7-roomed house. NOTE.—Sale commences 11 o’clock. The whole to bo sold *at the Homestead, adjoining the Hawardon- Railway Station. ' H. MATSON AND CO., '6863 - Auqllojmsira /mud Aa&ftLg