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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17903, 24 September 1918, Page 8

FOR SALE OR TO LEU*. H. MATSON AND CO. BO HORSE OWNERS I TO STATION HOLDERS! TO FARMERS HORSES ! HORSES! HORSES! Tbo Contrftl Position of the TATTERBALL'S REPOSITORY and the oonvemenoea tho* are available cnaure a hiH •ad reliable realisations of all Country w lignments sent forward to FARMERS. STATION HOLDERS, TRACTORS. PLOUGHMEN AND TEAMSTERS OF ALL KINDS wnu HAVE HORSES. IJITE would advise you that at tho W .moment there is'a keen moment is a r ’ ken nar.d for young Horses which are broken md ready to go to worlt. , . For the most part the heavier class o Btorsea which swifts: their less ag valkincr are not so readily nought after pa She lighter breed of horses that can me heir feet up and aro aotivo and can walK iway with a team. Should you have nnv Horses that you do not want, WHY FEED THEM? In view of the high nnce of feed and the extraordinary profits that you could make out of cattle, surely it would pay to tRk advantage; of the present demand l "® carry, two head of cattle where you carry CB SEND 6) FORWARD YOUR CONSIGNMENTS to H. MATSON AND CO. in time to enable us to properly advertise them, so feat ‘those wanting Horses in other districts may attend TATTERSALL’S and know their fiSit will not bo abortive. DON’T DELAY! DO IT NOW! HE DEMAND IS ONLY LIKELY TO, RE. MAIN FOR A FEW WEEKS. 455 11. MATSON AND CO., FARM BUYERS! FARM BUYERS! ’8 A PLEASURE TO SUBMIT SOME THING THAT CAN BE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY A DISINTERESTED NEIGHBOUR. IOH n place we have in North Canter- : b.uxy, this side the Hurunui. The aspect o the sun, to a river boundary It s four Ivo miles from the nearest school. That s one disadvantage, otherwise, unless our innant'a enthusiasm is misplaced, it s one the dandiest farms in Canterbury. y Acres, on which the ownor had but nimum 1 of snow this exceptional winter, on which he habitually carries two sheep ho acre. present there are 1200 ewes, 500 dry j, 8-9 horses, 7-8 cattle, and tons of feed. 'teen acres are in lucerne, ample water ■where, every paddock having a running practically new house, cost . £looo > T seven rooms, all outbuildings, motor ;e, wool shed, stables. Acres black loamy soil, growe 50-60 sis of wheat. 3E. £l6 per acre, or will sell as going and would tako £ISOO down on the Fol. 41 H. MATSON AND CO. £ll PER ACRE.

AAA ACRES, which will carry a EWE t>UU and LAMB to the acre, and grow BUSHELS OF OATS to the acre. L ater B every paddock (11); 600 acres in grass 300 it crop. Oldest. grass, thrco years Good f-ioomed House, water laid on. all farm Wildings, half a ruilo from a schoo two ailes from Tailway station (nnd-Canter->ury), and one and a liali miles from ano her Railway station. Terms 11600, cash ba.ance 13 may bo arranged. H. MATSON AND CO. 416 ACRES. WORTH CANTERBURY, 3 miles from IN railway station, all down country and fiats, all ploughable, 8 or 9 paddocks, mostly in'grass, 60 ccre3 in oats (28-8-18), G-roomcd House, in good order* and outbui dmgs, sbaop yaida and all buildings and facilities for shearing and . farming. A great mace for fattening, about an aero in fruit. Prico £25 per acre. Free of encumbrance. Terms can be arranged. , H. MATSON AND CO. THE WEST, COAST FOR SNIPS. 0 HEADER than tho North Island. We shall be glad to interview anyone thinking of proceeding West. Wo can sell cow land for £2 per acre. 11. MATSON AND 00. 680 ACRES. 1A A ACRES in oafs and sown down, 70 JL\JU acres ploughed for turnips or rape, bslanco in grass 1 to 2 years old. Situation, Mid-Canterbury. Houso 6 rooms, h. and ,<s. service stables, grain sheds, sheepyards. Is carrying at present COO ewes in good condition and 0' horses. £lO per acre. : Terms,; 6250 cash, £250 on possession within a month, etc., etc. Vendor ,will take as part pa'yment Christchurch residential property. F°l. 6i H MATSON AND CO. 200 ACRES. HALF in crop, balance in grass. Every bit is wheat land (ride owner). _ Chew.over 40 bus. in one paddock and 38 in another. Honso is new. Title, Government lease, Rbout 30 years to run Goodwill includes all crops, buildings, etc. Divided into 8 paddocks. School about ono mile. Railway 2 miles. Price £l3 per acre. Rent 15s. About 15 miles from town. F°l. 32F H. MATSON AND CO. 82 ACRES. GOVERNMENT Lease, 33 years, with right - to purchase, at £740; 27 years to run. Cottage of 2 rooms and an iron shed. Divided into 6 paddocks. Grows good green feed and turnips. Has grown 30 bus. barley to the sore. Few miles from Christchurch. Price £SOO. Half down, balance in 6 -ears. Fol. 132 W H. MATSON AND CO. £7250. AS A GOING CONCERN. 900 ACRES Leasehold, for 9 years, rent free; or £3250 (bedrock) for place bare. 1,200 ewes, 300 hoggets, 100 dry sheep, 21 cattle, • horses, and a full list of dead stock and other station requisites running into a large sum. AH'buildings, and situated in one of Natures beauty spots, with the finest climate in New •Zealand. The improvements have all been exchanged for rent. Further important particulars cn application. Fol. 9a H. MATSON AND CO., Agents, onn-ACRE FARM, Good Buildings, fifbW ' teen miles from city. The Farm is in good heart; autumn crops sown. Thie Property is roady for any man who has £IOOO capital. All he haa to do is to take Possession and go straight on with the work, and , this year more than any other promises big returns for very medium outlay. We ask inquiry at once. H. MATSON AND CO. A CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN OF LIMITED MEANS. £7OO DOWN AND THE BALANCE FOB A TERM OF YEARS ON INTEREST. -t qa ODD ACRES of Fine, Sweet, Pliable JLi/U Land, within 18 miles of Christchurch. It is close to School,.has a First-class Homestead, comprising o-roomed House, 4-stalled Stable (concrete floor), Sheepyard, Chaffhouse, Trupshed. Implement Shed. All the buildings are better than the average farm buildings in Canterbury. It is subdivided into 9 Paddocks, with plenty of water. ' 30 Acres in one-year-old grass.

SO Acres in Oats and Grass. 10 Acres in Oats. 10 Acres in .Oats. The Vendor, owing to family matters, has reduced his. price to £l6 per acre, and has thorough confidence in the place, otherwise h© . would not give the good terms he is prepared to give. He will even consider an Exchange with » Good Property in North Canterbury. . - MSI H. MATSON AND CO, £llsO. The above will secure the goodwill of an b.I.P. of 270 Acres, North Canterbury, dividkl .into 11'paddocks;’ 10 acres green feed, 16 jeres wheat, 18 being ploughed for oats, balance in English grass; two-roo.nod cottage. Rent £2O per annum.,. Government mortgage £150,! at 4j per cent. "* Pol. 104 M H. MATSON AND CO., . Agents, 1000 ACRES. Government Lease, 21 years, with right of renewal, rent £9l per annum; 12 paddocks. Government value tor improvements, £1771. SOO acres pi. ughed and in English grasses, balance bush and nativo (about 300 acre 3 felled and surface sown). House 4 rooms and conveniences and necessary outbuildings, including woolshed and yards, .non’o whare. Included in the goodwill is about £899 worth of plant.. Carrying at present 1759 liotrgets and 250 four and six-tooth wethers. Price for tho. goodwill, £llsO, subject to a cortgag© of £IOOO. ’ Pol. 1758 II MATSON AND CO. .