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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16793, 22 February 1915, Page 12

AUCTIONS. MATSON AND CO. TO-MORROW. AVe shnll be glad to BECEIVE ENTRIES for this fixture H. MATSOX AND CO.

TO HORSE OWNERS. TO HORSE OWNERS. TO HORSE OWNERS. DON'T "FORGET. DON'T FORGET. DON'T FORGET. DON'T FORGET. QEND in of any Horses you O have that you want to got rid of now before the winter comes on. rhete »» « few wanting them how. The price of horse feed during the winter is going to be prohibitive. The longer you hang on the less vour chance of petting rid of them, we are having a special sale in Tattersall s on SATURDAY, for country clients. Send us down full particulars at once, so we can advertise them. All Horses will be met at tlie Christchurch Railway Station, and can be looked after better in Tattersall s than an>where else. SALE. FEBRUARY 27th. SALE, FEBRUARY 27th. BUYERS AND SELLERS ROLL UP. BUYERS AND SELLERS ROLL UP. f,n H. MATSON AND CO. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. GOOD LITTLE GRAZING BLOCK IN MID-CANTERBURY. FOR SALE~BY TENDER. MR D. J. HAWKE, of Hawkins has instructed us to call TENDERS for the PALE of his 356 ACRES of Good Grams Tussock Hills, being originally part of HOMEBUSH ESTATE and situated two or three miles from COALGATE and SHEFFIELD MARKETS. The land u ring-fenced and permanently watered and is excellency adapted for working in with any of the farms out on the Plains- ...... „,, The owner has definitely decided to sell, and we recommend buyers to inspect and submit tenders en or before 10 a.m. on SATURDAY. 27th FEBRUARY, »la. at which time and date tenders will close at our Christchurch Office. Tenders must be accompanied bv a Cheque for 5 per cent of the purchase money, which will be returned to the unsuccessful tenderers. Highest or anv tender not necessarily accepted. Up to, say, £IOOO cf the purchase-money may be arranged on mortgage at current rates. For further particulars apply to DALGETY and CO., LIMITED. oc Auctioneers. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. ITT L E R SALE TUESDAY, 23rd INST. 30 Steers, 2i-3 years old 600 Three-quarterbred Lambs, bised sexes N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY 231 CO., LIMITED. H. B. SORENSEN, NEXT MARKET SALE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. A SUBSTANTIAL improvement was shown at last week's sale of Poultry, prices hardening up all round. If your Poultry is fat now is the time it will pay best to realise. Whv not send a consignment as a trial lot? We have an inquiry for suitable Suckers and Weancrs, and large Store sizes of Pigs. Support the Friday Market, and consign 645 H. B. SORENSEN.

J. B. MERRETT AND CO. ADVANCE CANTERBURY. THE Man who says the Poultry Industry will die out owing to dear feeds should have been at our Sale on Saturday and noted the enthusiasm, high prices Rnd general o\itlook that characterised our sale. Producers are determined to hold to the business of poultry raising, as they will certainly obtain their reward Table Chickens realised 4s (>d to 8s lCd, Ducklings 4s \o (Ts fid, Ducks 8s to 6s, Hens 2s to 5s 4d, Pullets' 3s to 9s, Turkeys 8s to 275, Geese 6s to 7s, all per pair. Sales Wednesdays f-nd Saturdays. Send for Crates whilo prices are so good. Easter demands now being made. Prime birds are wanted. Good prices fissured. 2632 J. B. MERRETT, Auctioneer. A. B. SANDS AND CO. THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS. (A. B. Sands and Co., Proprietor*). AUCTION SALES POULTRY EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, 11.30 each day. 'P you have Poultry for sale, write us at once for crates Crates lent free and forwarded to any address. Following were the prices realised last week:— Table Chickene, 4r 6d to 9s 9d per pair. Hens, 2s 3d to 4s per pair. Ducks, 4s to 8s per pair. Geese, 6s 9d to 9s 4d per pair. Turkeys, Gobblers, 21s to 32s per pair. If you have Poultry to sell you cannot do "better than consign to A. B. SANDS AND CO., Auctioneers H. S. RICHARDS & SON. THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN ST ALBANS. 2d SECTION. [ED DWELLING thereon, in a, good situation. The property is rh very fair order, PRICE £3W. H. S. RICHARDS AND SON. FENDALTON. CLOSE TO TRAM. 53 ACRES First-lass Land, StTeam front•T age. IMPROVEMENTS—DweIIing of six rooms, extensive stabling and outbuildings, also large glasshouse. PRICE VERY REASONABLE. H. S. RICHARDS AND" SON.

KXOWLES STREET, Xoax Brett's Road. QUARTER-ACRE SECTION'. AX UNDOUBTED BARGAIN AT £l5O. H. S. RICHARDS AND SON

NORTH RICHMOND. LAST SUBDIVISION. ON Account, of Ihe Churh Property* Trus- " tees, SIX EXCELLENT SECTIONS. PRICES FROM £IOO. Terms up to five years at S per cent. H. S. RICHARDS AND SON, IK, Hereford Street. FOR SALE. OAA ACRES FREEHOLD, HARI HARI, OVjKJ S.W., Cheese Factory in cenlro of Section, at £8 per acre. (Title, Land Transfer) 50 per cent of pvtrchaso money given at current rate of interest, viz., 6 p»T cent Section well grassed. Whole easily piepared land, ploughable. "No bettor dairying land in N.Z.," is the opinion of a well-known Canterburv farmer. Last shipment of Hari Hari cheese realised 8d per pound in London. T. W. BRUCE, J. Registered Land Agent, Bom,