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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. K ANGI 0 R A TO-MORROW. fair. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On behalf of Mr E. Skurr, Oxford— _ l Draught Mare, 9 years broken to all work 1 Hackney Mare, aged, broken to saddle and harness On behalf of Mr R. Hudson, Glentui—--1 Black Gelding, 5 years, by Fontini Ist, and special dogcart horse at Oxford Show On bohalf of Mr J. Wotheiepoon, Eaat Oxford— -3 Good Harness Horses, 2 four years old and 1 three years old, just broken to harness; any trial On behalf of Mr R. Wotherspoon, Oxford—--1 Bay Mare, 6 years, splendid team mare, all work On behalf of Mr R. Rossiter, West Oxford—--1 Bay Mare, 5 years by Tauhau, splendid saddle and harness mare, any trial. On behalf of Mr A. Fairweather, Broomfield— -3 Draught Mares On behalf of Mr F. McGifiert, Sefton—--2 Draught Horses On behalf of Mr Perrizn, Ashley Gorge, Oxford—--1 Bay Gelding, 3 off. oil work On behalf of Mr Owen T. Evans. Woodgrove — 2 Throe-year-old Geldings . 1 Four-year-old Gelding, broken to chains All by Moor’s Bridegroom, and out of ■tud mares. , 1 Four-year-old Mare, by Moor s BndegToom, out of Dalmeny Belle (N.A. S,B. 3061). Took first in her class at Hawarden Show. On behalf of Mr J. Kilpatrick, Rotherham—--1 Draught Horse On behalf of Mr W. H. Ward, Wavpara—--1 Bay Mare, Bell, Gyrs, all farm work 1 Bay Mare, Topsy, aged, all farm work. 90S Entries Invited. H. MATSON AND CO. rjtATTEBSALL’B SALE. SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 3rd. Commencing at 10 a.m. sharp. PRESENT SPECIAL ENTRIES comprise— On Account N.Z. Government—--1 Shunting Horse. On Account Mr F. M. Robinson, "The Sinters,” Parnassus—--1 Blk. Dr. Geld., all farm work 1 Bay Harness Gelding 1 Blk. Hack Mare. On Account Client—--1 Bay Gelding, 8 years 1 Low Rubbor-tyred Gig, suitable for joggra 1 Set Harness, On Account Client—--1 Bay Pacing Gelding, Oalton, broken to saddle and harness; record 4,47, 2 miles. On Aocount Mr R. J, Monro—--1 Ch. Golding, Huon Drift; record 7.6 8 miles, 4.36 2 miles 1 Grey Mare, Louie Drift; record 2.89. On account Mr P. J. Grimley, Belfast—--1 Bay Cob Mare, 6 years, s. andl h., trial; prize taker show ring 1 Grey Cob Mare, s. and h., trial Both are stylish and good cobs. Oil account Mr H. Saunders, Waimato—--1 Bay Gelding, Gladeyo, 6 years, by Dillon Bell—dam Violet M., by wood On account Client— Team of Three Tip-top Draught Horses On account Brooksdale Estate— I Ches. Dr. More, Syr old, broken to all farm work 1 Piebald Dr. Gelding, broken to all farm work Further Entries Solicited- • sm H. MATSON AND CO., Auctioneers. HALSWELL LAND! HALSWELL LAND! HALS WELL LAND! HALSWELL LAND! HALSWELL LAND. HALSWELL LAND! HALSWELL LAND! HALSWELL LAND! HALSWELL LAND! _ . ‘ THE FAR-FAMED MILN ESTATE. XHE FAR-FAMED MILN ESTATE. TO BE OFFERED IN FIVE BLOCKS. 121 ACRES FRONTING THE MAIN HALSWELL ROAD. 121 ACRES FRONTING TIIE MAIN HALSWELL ROAD. 25 ACRES FRONTING SPARKS ROAD. 25 ACRES FRONTING SPARKS ROAD. 25 ACRES FRONTING SPARKS ROAD. TO BE SUBMITTED TO PUBLIC AUC.* TION BY H. MATSON AND CO. ON SATURDAY NEXT, MAY Bid, At 12 o’clock sharp. STOCK DEALERS! DAIRYMEN! MECHANICS ! AND LABOURERS having employment in Town, THIS SALE will enable you to occupy a remunerative Horn-atead. The prospective value ie unlimited. The quuiity of the land is unbeatable, the terms most reasonable, and the locality all that could be desired. £53 H. MATSON AND CO. CLEARING SALE. COUTTS ISLAND. MONDAY NEXT. sth MAY. at 12 a.m. H MATSON AND CO. have been in- • structod by MR A. C. BELCHER to submit to Publio Auction, as above, the whole of liis LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including— HORSES 1 Mare, aged; all work 1 Gold., Tom, 9yrs; all work 1 Geld., Darkie, Byrs; all work 1 Geld., Nugget, 6yrs 1 Filly, by Montgomery, 4yrs; unbroken 1 Filly, by Baron Sandy, rising 2 years X Trap Mare, Gip, aged (Covors and Harness for all Horses.) 2 Dr. Mares, 4yrs; broken to chains 1 Dr. Mare, 3yrs; broken to chains 1 Dr. Mare, Byrs; all work 1 Half-draught, 4yrs; good spring cart ‘ mare 1 Hack Mare, Syrs; unbroken 1 Hack Geld,, Syrs; unbroken CATTLE--26 Dairy Cows, due Aug.-Sept.; all guaranteed sound G Heifers and 1 Steer, 18 months 18 Calve 3, M.S. 1 Shorthorn Bull, Byxß DAIRY UTENSILS 10 Milk Cans 1 Alfa Laval Separator, S 3 gallon* 1 Regal Churn IMPLEMENTS—--1 Farm Dray and Frame, 1 Tip Dray and Frame, 1 Milk Waggon, with polo attached; 1 Dog Cart, rubber tyres; Mnasey-Harris Grain and Manure 10-coultor Drill, 1 Massey Binder, 1 Camlyidge Roller (P. and D., 9ft), 1 D.F. Plough (R. and G.), 1 Planet Jr., 1 Box Trap, 1 Set 4-leaf Harrows, 1 Set Heavy Chain Harrows, 12 x 10; 1 Duncan Cultivator, 9 tines; 1 Hay Rake, M.H.; 1 6ft M.H. Grass Mower, 1 Set 4-horso Block and Tackle, 2 Cart Saddles, 1 Set Spring Cart Harness, 8 Sets Leading Chains, 4 Pairs s Backhands and Chains, 1 Sot Dog Cart Harness, Bull Chain, 30yds; 1 Duck Cover, 80 i 10; 1 Canvas Cover, 12 i 8; 1 Grindstone. SUNDRIES — 8 Rolls Pig Netting, Barb Wire, Plain Wire, Forks, Spades, Gorso Knives, etc., about 150 Empty Sacks, 13 Tons Oatsheaf Chaff (in sacks, good), 20 Sacks Seconds Wheat (good), 4 Stacks Meadow Hay, 1 Stack Clover Hay, 8 Stacks Wheat Straw, 1 Acre. Mangolds, 1 400-gal. Tank, 1 600 Galvanised Tank, 2 Zinc-lined Troughs, 1 Ladder (30ft), 1 Step Ladder, 1 Steel Drill and Bits, 1 Chatham Seed-cleaner. 32 Fowls. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 500 . H. MATSON AND CO. R. S. SHILLITO, 7G7, COLOMBO STREET, near Armagh Street. ’Phone 2933. IJ3OK Present Planting, Strong, Healthy J Plants, grov/n in boxes, perfectly hardv Antirrhinums. Anemones, Aubretia, Canterbury Bells. Delphinums, Gypsophylla, Pansiee, Pyretbruma, Stocks (Brompfton), etc. Good Variety of Narcissus, Hyacinths. Crocus. Ixias, etc. 605