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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXI, Issue 13373, 27 February 1904, Page 12

H. Matson & Co. LAND AUCTION. 10-DAY, at 12 o’clock sharp, kt MATSON’S LAND AUCTION ROOMS, CASHEL STREET. Messrs h. matson and co. have received instructions from iho undermentioned to Solly as above, the FOLLOW INC PROPERTIES (full particulars of which have appeared in previous issues):— V LOT I.—On account of Mr F. H. ILdder. SIS FARM at TAI TAPU, comprising 5H acres, more or leas, together with Dwellinghouse of 11 rooms (all conveniences), 4-stall fimblo, shed. SO x 24, horse-box, granary, and Vli neocssary outbuildings and appliances. Title, Land. Transfer Act. LOT 2.—On account of Mr J. T. Edmonds, ' few FARM! of 100 Acres, situated at SPRINGrb- /: TON, together with good 6-room Hoitso, siai/Weßyv granary, etc., etc. A really good ana convenient farm, which wo can recommend to ! anyone. Title, I/and Transfer Act. lot 3.—On account of Mr A. P. Taylor, CITY PROPERTY of 1-Acre, on corner of North and East Belts, together with two cottages, let at 10s and 8s per week respectively. H. MATSON AND 00., ISS Auctioneers and Land Agents. CLEARING SALE AT EAST OXFORD. 'n' MONDAY NEXT, FEE'. 29 th, 1801. JI/fESSRS H. MATSON AND CO. have reIVXJ coived instructions from Mr bach®” l : fenwick (who has sold his farm) to SELL . PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Homestead, Last Oxford, on the above date, the whole or his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, j Comprising 120 3 and 4-year-old Cross-bred j Ewes; Bay Mare “ Gip,” all farm work; Br. G. “Tom, Syrs, broken saddle and harries-, Tl'g. " Dandy,” ■ Byrs, broken saddle and har!ess; 4 Cows in profit (extra good lot), 4 alvas, 2 Parkers, about 70 Fowls, Set Disc •arrows (Duncan), Spring Dray, Harness, i.F. Plough, S.F. Plough, Cultivator, Stripper, Grain and Manure Drill, Chatham Seed "'Cleaner, , Blacksmith's Bellows. Anvil, \ yce >nd Tools, 50 Sheets Galvanised Iron, Oats and Grass Seed, 2 Tanks, Spring Trap, Gig equal 4q new. Sundries too numerous to mention. NOTE.—Every lot" for hona fids sale. ■ ’ : 1 Extra Entries Allowed. ’ Sale at 11 o’clock. Luncheon. H. IIATSON AND CO., 9572 Auctioneers. PROPERTY AUCTION. 1' -: ’.’’ SATURDAY'MARCH sth, 1904. , : 12,30/ o'clock. fITESSRS-H. MATSON AND CO., instructLVJL od by 'Mr H. Slorer (on account of his Laving 'secured a properly at Wiarau), will Bell by' Public Auction, bis Desirable Prolerty at Belfast, comprising 2| Acres, more Kr less, situate on John’s Road, together with I _ Dwelling-house, 7 rooms; washhouse, copter; 3-fllt»lI: stable, cowshed, fowlhouso, pig(tyo, orchard, e». The Property is all m food: order and preservation, and cam be rooomme-nded. H. MATSON AND CO., 8994 ■ Auctioneers 'and Land Agents. - ANNUAL BAM AND EWE PAIR. ADDINGTON SHOW GROUNDS. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 10th and Hth. niTB shall ha pleased to receive particulars »V of Entries for this important fixture, in-tries Olbse TUESDAY NEXT, March Ist, 004. H. MATSON AND CO., 9673 Auctioneers. LAND AUCTION AT LEESTON STOCK SALE, At 12 noon on FRIDAY, MARCH 11th, 1004. fESSRS H. MATSON AND CO. have received instructions from Mr R. Mcdkoy to SELL as ahovo, ALL THAT PROPERTY, comprising J- :; !Acre of Land, situated on tho main street, next to the Town Hall, Leeston, together with building df 11 rooms (suitable for boarding-house), stable, fowl■v . house and other outbuildings. Now in tho occupation of Mr Stirling, who can ' give up possession at .any time. g 3 H. MATSON AND CO., Auctioneer?. LAND. LAND. LAND. IMPORTANT PROPERTY AUCTION. SPLENDID DAIRY FARM AT LINCOLN. >ATDRjjAY, 12th MARCH, 1904, 12 o’clock. i/TESSRSU. MATSON AND CO., instructor.!. ,od by Mr William Mutton, will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, his First-class little DAIRY FARM, comprising 43 Acres Magnificent Land (in fact, the land could not ie beaten for dairying and cropping in Cansrbury)/. together with comfortable Dwellinglouse, stables, cow-bails, pigstyes, all in good foing order. The, Auctioneers'have every conidenco in recommending this farm to intending purchasers. H. MATSON AND CO., 147 Auctioneers and Land Agents. n .LEESTON CATTLE YARDS. ' THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, 1904. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. 50 HORSES 50 • THE ANNUAL FIXTURE. fItHE following are a few of tho Entries t'o . '-L. hand, on account of iV. Findhaan, Esq., Willow Glen, Stud Farm, Draughts—a COLT'S, by Grampion, rising 3 years 3 COLTS, by Lord Roberts, rising 3 years J. COLT, by Lochiel, rising 3 years , 1 FILLY,-by -MoCa'-piue, rising 3 years 1 MARE, by Clydabank (imp.), 6 years, sl'intod to Prince Alfred 1 BROOD MARE, with Foal at febi . i LIGHT 11X31®, with Foal. at foot by •/ Tommy Atkins These Horsos are all for Unreserved Sale, :pd are, « Splendid Lot. ' . * ■/;. Also, 1 FILLY, rising 3 years; by Glenzier 1 FILLY, rising 3 years, by Grampion 1 ; Beautiful Fillies' fit for any show ring. Also, on-account of John Lochhead, Elsq., Tatuutu, 1. DRAUGHT COLT, by Lord Roberts, rieing 3 years Cso. Messrs It. and J. Lochhead, Leeston’, ■ 2 OOLTS, rising 3 years, Draughts, splendid ■ . aorta , Also, John Fincham, iEsq., Stony Gully, - A BROWN GELD., JOCK, 7 years, by Brilliant Boy, sound Also, Robert Pincham, Eisq., Slandville, 1 OOLT, by Lord Roberts, rising 3 years DE BROWN MAIBBi, by Young Major, S yeaafa Also, James Mitchell 1 , Ellesmere, t DRAUGHT FILLY, by Lawrence Chief, rising Chief !■-BROWN GELD., by 'Middle Rigg, 8 ytsvra Also, Patrick Kennedy, Esq., 1 YEARLING, by Lord Clyde ‘ I CARRIAGE YEARLING, by Don Carlos Also, A. Greenwood, Esq., Southbridge, 1 ’COLT, rising 3 years i FILLY, rising 9 years .Wo would be glad to toceovb the Farmers’ p&trfes, as this is an absolutely bona fide kale. . ' - H. MATSON AND CO., • v 336 v . Stock Salesmen. • . " ■ KIRIWEE SALE. FRIDAY NEXT. PRESENT _ ENTRIES - COMPRISE—--120 Breeding Ewes ■ 40 Prime Fat Lambs 200 Sound-mouth Ewes Also, 1 Two-year-old Draught Filly, by Young .Champion X Yearling Colt, by Belgarvio Further Entries Solicited. H. MATSON AND CO., 597 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE. Y PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. SOUTHBRIDGE. SOUTHBRIDGE. TUESDAY, MARCH 15th, 1901. H,, MATSON AND COY. have received • instructions from Mr George Grant to hold a Clearing Solo, on his Farmstead. Southbridge, on the above date, of the Whole of his Live and Dead Stock and Furniture, Particulars later. J»C __H._MATSON AND COY. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. DISBURSEMENT OF AN OLD ESTATE, ■ LAST WEEK IN MARCH. ; RICH. HEAVY. FARM LAND. RICH, HEAVY, FARM LAN O. „ RICH, HEAVY, FARM LAND. ? fESSKS H. MATSON AND CO. have rcceived instructions from the Trustees of the lato William Shaw, of Doyicston. to SELL >atl that splendid PROPERTY, known for bo many years as Shaw’s Farm, bv PUBLIC AUCTION. Tho farm will br offered in four lots, particulars of which will appear in a future advertisement. And almost immediately after the sale of.,iho land a Clearing Sale of Live and Dead Stock will be held. For further particulars, seo future advertisement. 11. MATSON AND CO.. 9571 Land Agents and Auctioned?*.