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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16743, 26 December 1914, Page 16

FOR SALE OB TO u C j. H. .MATSON & CO. TO WOOL GROWERS. TO WOOL GROWERS. TO WOOL. GROWERS. XT' -there has over been a season where you want care and attention and a responsible representative to handle the realisation of your clip from the time it arrivos in store until it Is actually knocked down to the bidder • IT IS NOW. IT IS NOW. We have admittedly the best proposition ill tho way of Wool Show Rooms in tho Souihern Hemisphere, combining light, ventilation and floor space. THE WAY WE DISPLAY OUR WOOL THE WAY WE DISPLAY OUR WOOL THE WAY WE DISPLAY OUR WOOL Enables the Buyer to Inepoct it With Ease. AND BUYERS FREQUENTLY AND BUYERS FREQUENTLY AND BUYERS FREQUENTLY Comment upon the tradesman-like T "°"" r in which we show our woo!, some go:i so far as to hold our stores up as »u example of what should be. OUR LIGHT IS ELECTIVE. OUR ALLEYWAYS ARE BROAD. We have gTown up with the business. Our connections in the wool trade enable n« to assess reliable estimates of the parcels placed in. our hands. OLTR SALESMEN ARE WARRIORS OF MANY YEARS STANDING. OUR. SALESMEN* ARE WARRIORS OF MANY YEARS STANDING. OUR SALESMEN ARE WARRIORS OF MANY YEARS STANDING. It is no boy's job realising the consignment of a producer that has taken twelve months' cure and worry to produce. In every branch wo si™ the minutest care. You want to placo all matters an one side when it come 3 to realising your clip. Tho Good Sales Look After Themselves. PF.RONALITY. PERONALITY. DIRECT ATTENTION. DIRECT ATTENTION. AN INTENSE DESIRE TO SATISFY You want a fair deal and you w-ant the. best pries, and you don't want disappointments. THEREFORE, Entrust your Clip to us. Pleaso consign MATSON'S, ALDINGTON. Wo are receiving now. We have ample floor space. All consignments are insured immediately upon arrival in store. H. MATSON AND CO. A DAIRYMAN'S CHANCE I THREE-QUARTERS OF AN HOUR'S CAR RIDE FROM TOWN. GREAT OPPORTUNITY. TEN YEARS' LEASE, WITH OFTION OF ANOTHER SEVEN. RENT £SO PER ANNUM. » Milkin? 26 Cows and Averaging £35 to ; per month for Cream. Seven-roomed Rt—aence and all necessary outbuildings. ■This is a real sound proposition, and we can give fullest particulars on application from oona fide first hand inquirers. The owner wishes to sell the whole, lock, stock and barrell, except the furniture, as a going concern, and tho price is reasonable. H. MATSON AND CO.. Sole Agents. GREAT SUBDIVISION OF 5000 ACRES I AN HOUR'S MOTOR DRIVE FROM BLOCKS FROM £3 2s TERMS! TERM3I TERMS 1 15 Per Cent Deposit, Balance as Arranged. Vendors will Erect Homesteads to Specifications at prices which will defy competition in the ordinery way of tendering. THE BLOCKS VARY IN SIZE FROM US ACRES TO 755 ACRES, AND ARE WELL WORTH INSPECTING. They are not a gTeat distance from Chertsey, and suppose they strike oil! A li'.tlo patch of earth here would be worth a lot o!/ money. As a sheep proposition it is tho cheapest per acre land on the market. See us to-day. H. MATSON AND CO. A PROPER-rY WITH PROSPECTS. 1/190 ACRES, in 6 Block"- <W sores l/i:£\J broken out of tussock and sown down, 90 acres turnips. 180 acres now in grass; 100 acres of this is really a cow farm. ' Improvements consist of a 4-roomed House, 12-staKcd stable, model sheep yards, etc. Railway Stations 3, 5 and S miles off respectively; 30 miles from Christchurch. PRICE £8 PER ACRE FoL IS6B H. MATSON AND CO. SMALL SHEEP FARM. A.KR ACRES- carrying SSO_ ewes and 100 tcOO dry sheep, and doing very little cultivation, and only for domestic use, thouch it is practically all ploughable; 6roooied bouse, pantry, bath, woolshed, etc.; 10 to 12 paddocks, well watered. Mail every day. Good roads, etc. IN THE FAR-FAMED CULVERDEN PRICE £3500 CASH. Subject to £6OO Mortgage. Fol. 63 L. , H. MATRON AND CO.