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F AUCTIONS. E. MATSON AND CO. 10i ACRES. m NICE SUBURBAN BLOCK, WITH f 6-ROOMED HOUSE. 1 r A BOUT 35 to 80 minutes’ bike ride, barelf 'A 4 miles. Plenty of fruit. .Large etabling, cow ,byre and other Good grazing or cropping 1»U“> <* growing. Open healthy district, 60 feet above town. PRICE £ISOO. briber particulars on application to the Agente, H. MATSON AND CO. WEST COAST DAIRYING. DO NOT WAIT FOR THE RUSH WEST WHEN THE TRAINS RUN. Bo with the Vanguard, and. Pick Out the jewels before Serious Competition •“ Sets In. OUR Agents strongly recommend the following 300 ACRES FREEHOLD and ?60 ACRES L.I.P. All round price £lO. "I cannot praise the proporty up too much." ' , .. Cheese factory within a ,? t( ? no !L 4 p-Ti ■ Telephone, school and store all handy. Cal for further details. FoL B H. MATSON AND CO. ’.S.'-The turnover for .1910-17 was £650, l can be very largely increased. ■I7KA ACRES of good Tussock Land on llOv the Peninsula, New 4-roomed Cottage. and woolshed; 4000 dry sheep and 120 head of cattle on it last year, and will practicallv carry it all through tho year. Price. £lB per acre, with terms. H. MATSON AND CO. 9 /?n ACRES, Grazing 'Farm, 7 P/ddwks ZuU well waterod and fenced; 6-roomod weu waieroo. »uu , Souse and ureal offices, woolshed, eta, also 15 acres near the wharf. tore. Terms. £BOO cash. io ‘ J7MCXI H. MATSON AND CO. L7O A ° R553, 44 m . iles . lroin p ’ om AvXVryO, " ““ e (1 , j _ LI v school, etc., and situated on a metalled road in the North Island. >nld .easily carrv £OOO sheep and SOO head cattle, all neoesssry buildings and yards, buildings, etc., Price, £lO 10s per acre, ■ms, £IO,OOO down, or alternative terms isidcred. FoL 7otr H. MATSON AND CO. ACRES, Dairy Land, near Station and school, etc. Price, £4O pc. Mortgage £I3OO at 5J per cent. HO, H. MATSON AND CO.. ran ACRES. North Canterbury, 2 miles bOU from school, li from P. 0., 5 from railway; Groomed House and necessary outbuildings, six paddocks. Price, £9 5s per acre. Fol - 11PM H. MATSON AND CO. '■A 7A ACRES, Agricultural Farm, in famed 4• V anck prosperous district, adjacent to market. All the land in good heart and dances in good order. School and church only lire ohains from the homestead. No mortgages. Owner will accept £2OOO down and iaa.vo balanced ourrent ratea. hoi. iui H. MATSON AND CO. 20 ACRES. Leasehold, 4 years to run. JtJ Rent 17e per acre, stock 1072 sheep, istly ewes, and 263 cattle, mostly big. iOO; walk in walk out. Port cash cculd arranged. Fob -&1W H. MATSON AND CO. • , KAIAPOI DISTRICT. OA' ACRES,*Good ' Little Cropping nnd DU Sheep Farm: 80 acres rich wheatrowing land, balance sweet eheep pasturro, together with good residence of 6 rooms, able, trapshed. etc. Price, £2B oer acre. : 01. 73P. H. MATSON AND CO. (Q ACRES, one mile from a station, firstiO nt© farming district, near Christlarch;, four paddocks, together • with pwell2of four rooms. „ -Fob 22° H. MATSON AND CO. Q ACRES, Dairy Fann, milking 3S O ' cows and carrying sheep and growcockafoot. New House, 6 rooms, concreto byre and all buildings; half-milo from ol smd'P.O. Price, £SB per aero. Showvery ’(rood returns. 0. MATSON AND CO.

QOf7 ACRES. Splendid Country, on the Juu I Peninsula. New G-roomed House and ell necessary outbuildings. Price, £37 nor ft cre. Pol- 49L H. MATSON AND CO. rrQA ACRES, some of the boat Hill CounI Ol try on the Peninsula, at £2O per _ erc - J Pol. 126 C . H. MATSON AND CO. 827 ACRES. E.1.P.. gobdwill £6 per acre. •Rent £75 -er annum. / H. MATSON AND CO. jrjQ A ACRES, carries* 1600 ewes, 100 dry yO'l sheep, and 100 head of cattle, besides horses; 16 paddooks. nover-failing water, new e-roomed House, septio tank, gas pitot, all buildings, men’e cottage, workshop, sheartoe shed (3 machines), concrete dip and yards A "highly improved property. Price. £2O per ■“ Pol. 119 W * H. MATSON AND CO. [a no ACRES Pxeohold, and 1700, Acres L.I.P., in the Sounds. _ Residence of 8 rooms, P. O. 2 miles. Telephone, ct<? All the latest improvements. Pull delta}]'* on application. A lovely home and a p rofitable property. Price. £3 10s. all round, feel.' 106 MI. * H. MATSON AND CO. two ACRES, near dypstchurch, could bo iO’ . subdivided into small sections; will grow anything, 75 bushels wheat, 100 oi oats; row G-roomed DwellingUnd all outbuildings, "Would exchange for Sheep Property in North Canterbury- Price. £lls per acre. Pol 11SW. H. MATSON AND CO. 120 ACRES, Thioe-quarters of an hour's motor from : fown. A hill farm, suitable for dairying. Rich soil and sweet feed. Subdivided into 7 paddocks. Three-quarters of a mile from uchool, 31 from railway and P. 0., with 7- : formed house, h. and c., eto. Just dene up. ’Ample water for all purposes. Good cowibyre and outbuildings. PRICE, £25 PER • ACRE. Very littlo cash required to go Unto it, .. • P 01.74 P 1 : V H, MATSON AND CO. 500 ACRES. • ' jfn North Canterbury, divided into seven %»ddoeks. Nearly 400 acre s in the nativo, 4-roomed house. 4-stall stable, shearing Irhed and other .buildings. Four miles from school, P.O. and railway. Rent, £IOB, loss 10s per cent. N Price, £3OOO, or fair oner, as going concern. with 200 ewes, 8 head of cattle, and 4 horsis. Fol. 42 Q H. MATSON AND CO. 870 A C R E 8. 'Seme of/, the - richest liinestono land Jj Canterbury, divided into nine paddocks New house. All outbuildings, full list o implements, 120 Q sheep, and household fui niture, etc. Ample water everywhere. Save: head cattle, 10 horses, gig, eto. House cos £IOOO a Jew years ago. Motor shed, wool ihed, eto. All iarrn implement's. Buyer t take over first mortgage and pay £4OOO casl Vendor will leave money on • second morl gage at 61 per cont. , Pol. 41 H. MATSON AND CO. 700 ACRES. In ihe .sheep country, North C.anterbur Divided into G paddocks, with wire fence’ Six-roomed house, 2-s/talled stable, chef] house, trapshod, cowbail. Two miles froi sohool. 11 from P. 0., fi miles from railwn; PRICE, £9 5s PER ACRE. Fol. 11l 1 H. MATSON AND CO. 450 ACRES. A well watered place in North Canterbury, rarriea.3oo breeding ewes, 150 dry sheep, 12 head of cattle, 6 or 8 horses. There is a moo hrtle bit of wheat land in it. Generally crops, about 23 acres. .Nine miles from sohool and: P.O. No buildings. . £8 PER ACRE. Subject to a 4GOO mortj.,. Pol. S9I» ' ■ t I ft- h. MATSON AND 00,