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AUCTIONS. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COMPANY AUCTION SALE. REDCLIFFS PROPERTY. SATURDAY, FEB. 10th, at 12 Noon. IN OUR LAND SALEROOMS. On account MISS WILLIAMS. TTER RESIDENCE OP 5 ROOMS, nnrflv l PLASTERED. OFFICES, H.P. WATER oCPPLY. OVER J-ACRE OF LAND. HAVING FRONTAGES TO THE ESPLANADE AND MAIN SUMNER ROAD, BEING No. 109 ALL WELL FENCED AND WELL PLANTED AND STOCKED. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., 27 Auctioneers. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO. LAND SALE BY AUCTION. AT EDENDALE. FRIDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1918. A-t 11 o'clock. WRIGHT, eSTEPHENSpN AND CO., T.TD have received instructions from Mr John Drearer, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION as above— INTEREST AND GOODWILL IN SECTION 115 E, Edondalo Settlement, containing 163 Acros; H miles from Seaward Downs Dairy Factory, P.O. and School, and 5 miles from Edendalo Township. All flat land and limed. 32 Acres in Oats, 20 Acres drilled Turnips, balance 1,2, 3 and 4-year-old grass. Exceptionally well fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks. The Buildings are practically new and comprise a 6-roomed Dwelling, Coalhouse, Washhouse, Men's Hut, Barn, Stable (4 stalls). 2 Implement Sheds, Cowbyre (16 stalls), Sheepyard, 4-cow Story" Milking Plant. It is all flat land of very good quality and in tip-top heart. On account of ill-health in the family Mr Dreaver is forced to Sell and remove north, and the place therefore is offered for penuine Sale. As the Reserve is an exceptionally low one, the Auctioneers very strongly recommend those on the lookout for a Small Sheep or Dairv Farm to inspect. If necessary the Vendor will convert into Freehold, free of cost. Terms: £6OO oash, JE6OO in 4 years, balance in 7 years; interest at 5J per cent. WILL EXCHANGE FOR A SMALL FARM IN CANTERBURY. 3748 NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. ' FRIDAY, 4th FEBRUARY. 85 2i-ycar-cld Steers. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE A. CO.

H. MATSON AND CO. ATTERSALL'S SAI/E. SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of a country client—--1 Truck Light Harness Horses, suitable for reaping, ploughing, and all farm work 1 Frrst-class Cob Mare; trial. On account Mr H. Murfitt, Ben.— 1 Eoan Horse Sunrise, by Stronghold dam Aprimate, 5 years / Further Entries Solicited. "i H. MATSON AND CO. HEY! HEY 1 HEY! -FARMERS ON THE HEAVY LAND EXPORT BUYERS , sheep dealers ' and others. sot/th waimakariri riyer reserves. south waimakariri river reserves, south waimakariri river reserves.. OH SECTIONS, ALLADJACENTTO THE V CITY, ComDrisin" Tich, warm, native pasture with pfeX of shelter and water. Only to be mspected to immediately, .create the desire of acquisition. NOW IS THE CHANCE. NOW IS THE CHANCE. NOW IS THE CHANCE. / AT OUR ROOMSTCASHEL STREET, On SATURDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, At 1.30 o'clock. The above Sections will be submitted to Public Auction. Mind you, no hole-and-corner business by public= tender, but a proposition open to dayhght-PUBLIC AUCTION by H. MATSON AND CO., who will submit each.- lot at an upfet price. Theje will bo a fair field and no favour, and if you want a section it is no uso coming along and estimating its value; it is a question of what von can get it for. The holders of these Leases have from time to time during the past feven years been severely coveted by those who did not have similar" holdings. PRICE. CONDITIONS OF SALE and LEASE can be inspected prior to the Auction at the office of H. MATSON AND CO.. . 05 Cashel Street, Christchurch. CANTERBURY COLLEGE LEASES Of HIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL REC SERVES. I TERMS: 21 YEARS FROM Ist MAY, 1916. H. MATSON AND CO. Will offer by Auction, on TUESDAY, MARCH 7th, 1916, At the CENTRAL SALEYARDS, LITTLE RIVER, The LEASES OF LOTS 1 TO 9, INCLUSIVE. NUMBER OF RESERVE, 157,, This Land comprises some of the richest land and the heaviest pasture in Banks' Peninsula, and the position being so central it affords an opportunity to those settlers in the outlying bays who want paddocks to raise stock from the plains, or to place their 6tock there awaiting transhipment to point of realisation, the opportunity to satisfy their requirements. ■ During the Eeafon we have hundreds of inquiries for such places in Little River.

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE! Also, on. WEDNESDAY., Bth MARCH, 1916, At 2.30, at H MATSON AND CO.'S SALE ROOMS, C\SHEL STREET, RESERVES 925, 1136, 1176 and 1187, Comprising Land at WEEDONS, OXFORD and BURNHAM. The above select properties nro being submit'ed by the instructions of the CANTERBURY COLLEGE BOARD, and further particulars can be acquired from The REGISTRAR OF CANTERBURY COLEGE (MR G. H. MASON), MESSRS GARRICK, COWLISHAW, ALPERS AND NICHOLLS, Solicitors to the Board, Or H. MATSON AND CO., Auctioneers. 20 OU'LL LOOK NEAT ABOUT THE X FEET IF YOU USE WOOD-MILNE SHOE SHINE It gives a bright, WATERPROOF POLISH let a Ti», M