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AUCTIONS. ~ McKENZIE AND AUCTION. AUCTION. _„ ROYAL EXCHANOeTaUCTION ROOM THIS DAY! THIS DAY! THIS DAY! Commrncing at 1.30 p.m. THE whole of the Contents of * well Ft nished 7-rcomed House, including is. Bestead. Kapoc and Spring Mattress* Blankets, etc., Duchrwe Chest. Washstan Sideboard. Crockery, Pictures, Carpet*, Cv m tsms. Drawing-room Suite; also, from 1' " Rooms. 40 Austrian end Canadian Chan nth is Tta Tableg etc Ptc Bnd cen*ry •eos, pretty wire caje (bceutiful singer). ivoll ■uco ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. 12 McKENZIE and WILLIS. an:l 2?25 Auctioneers. >hti m cK " zie axd w^lL i ; Bcs, It. St. Clair McKeniie.) (Joseph Willi AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND ESTATE A P T**^TS ROYAL EXCHANGE 'BUILDINGS, 5. Cathedral square (next to Post Office). [t o -£87^— RUG-BY STREET—New House i iVU liJ H j-oorus, every convenience, acre, N. aspect, two bay window verandah front nnd side, oloctr l>; bells, ptr. The cheapost place i the district Easy terms can 1 arranged. McKENZIE and_ WILLIS. EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP." IDE.AL SITUATION. n+ 4*l AVENUE (onl . ' -*'-«-•— O\J a f ew doors from Papanui roo< ' l _j —Splendid House of 9 room with every possible conven enco, plastered and pnpere CSS throHsliout, 2 bay and 2 ori; md windows, connected with mai fewer. The section eontair .; 8 n considerably over 1-acre, Ini 03* out in curden. The cheapoi place in the district. i. McIiENZIE and WILLIS. P7Qn—BEALEY STREET— Nearly ne< J* I O\J Houfo of 5 large rooms, batl h. and c. and all modern coi venienccs. 2 verandahs, J-ncre lan n well laid out. Everything in firsl 'f class order. Real good value. °\ McKKN/.IE and WILLIS._ ng. "HA WKESBURY," PAPANUI ROAD". \\JE have still a FEW SECTIONS LEFI I V l on this Magnificent Block. _ _pi"OA—LINWOOU.' Hereford street—Tw .TwXOV/ splendid high sections, each i acre. Would Fiiit builder. McKENZIE and WILLIS. ' • AUCTION" SALKS"of Furniture corduet?< m i* anywhere in Chmtchurch and Suburbs e j Clients' interests carefully attended to. Ac ccunt Sa!es promptly rendered. Auctioi .',' Sales of Furniture, etc.. he.d in our cony . modious Auction Rooms EVERY FRIDAY a ,'a 1-30 P-tn. Call and inspect our BARGAINS JJ," in FURNITURE. _ '• McKENZIE gad WILLIS, _ Auctioneers and Land Agent*. 1# Cathedral square (next Post Office). C2OGS 68! sd, ,' H. B. SORENSEN. 45 )g THIS DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th, n- "~™"™" -"• Sole eleven o'clock. ep b* HB. SORENSEN will SELL, by PUB- • LIC AUCTION,, at hie Yard* Licb»n field street, quantity Timber, Scantlings, 4 x 3, 4 x 2, T. and G. Linings, 4§ x i 6J x *7 }, 6J x 1 T. and G. Flooring, Roofing Iron, Windows* Sashes, 2 Tanka, 8 Windmills, 60 sirs- Table Potatoes, 9 eke Kidney Seed do., 7i Sundries, 1 Shop Front, 1 Tank, 100 gala. i H. B. SORENSEN, °_ 5820 . Auctioneer. « EAST AND EAST. 35 i, pA S T AND EAST. AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE & FINANCIAL AGENTS, SHAREBROKERS. MORTGAGES ARRANGED ON FREEHOLD SECURITY, AT FROM 4i PER CENT. AVONSIDE. PRICE £I2SO. House of 11 rooms, section over 4 chains deep, 4} chains wide at bock, and 2} chains '• frontage, very high, four front rooms, Iβ x2O und Iβ x 18, with folding doors between, making, when open, 38 x 18, and two bay windows 10 x 3 oxtra, very lofty rooxni, Iβ x ' Iβ and 18 x 12, bay window* - extra 10 x 3, plastered, hall 30 x 9, portico facing , north, nrepla.ee in each room, other room* 19 x 13, 15 x 12, 7 x 8, 15 x 15, 10 x 8, 1111, 10 X 13, tennis lawn, ram, tanks, fruit treei, stable, trapshed, fowLhouso, etc., and run, about .'1 acres land. Fol. 18 EAST and EAST. ' LINWOOD. • PRICE, £ 7 Q5 # 1 Nearly new 7-roomed House, every possible convenience, rooms 16.G x "16, 16.6 x 15, 15.6 x 12, 15.0 x 11.6. etc., centre flowers, 3 picture mouldings, tiled grates and hearths, t- large kitchen, hot and cold water, bathroom, s- lavatory basin, scullery, pantry, washhous*. with copper and tubs, bike shed, coal and wood shed, fruit trees, etc. Price, with J- , acre £785, with 8-acre £833. Fol. 162 I *__ DAST »nd EAST. PRICE, £1250. !} Two-storey House of 11 rooms, with every a modern convenience, electrio bells, hot and 0 cold water service, sewer connection, gus T throughout, very large hall about 10 x 23, also large hall upstairs. Large rooms 11 x 22. large bay window extra, 18 x 18, Iβ x"l 2, 16 x 12, 12 x 12, 15 x 18, 18 x 16, fireplaces in each Toom, large pantry and storeroom, large linen press on landing, large bathroom, 1 hot and cold shower, w.c. connected with sewer, scullery (hot and cold), plate rack, shelves, etc., waehhouse, copper and tubs. r man's room, coal and wood shed, 8-stall } stable and carriage house, man's room, fawlhouse and run. Fruit Irees in good bearing, ' good garden, about 1-aore. Fol. 315 EAST and EAST. PRICE, £650 Five-roomed House (square), verandah, enolosed ends, plastered throughout, arch in hall, centre flowers, picture mouldings, tiled grates and hearths, three fires and range, [ gas and fittings, gas stove, hot and cold water service, pantry, scullery and bathroom, lavatory basin, lift stud, rooms about 13 x 13 and 14 x 13, attached washhouse, copper and tubs, water laid on, dretsor in kitchen, : J-acre section, laid out with fruit trees, etc., ' asphalt paths and yard, 6ft paling fence. Fol. 315 Vj _ EAST and EAST. PRICE, £ 63 Q # I New T shaped House of 6 rooms, tnree \ fooms 15 x 15, one room 18 x 15, four fireI places, tiled grates and hearths, picture ► mouldings, centre flowers, plastered throngh- \ out. hot and cold water service, ■bathroom, lavatory basin, sculler)', pantry, washhouse, copper and tubs, water over same, lift atud, scullery, pantry, weshhouse detached, good lawn and garden, asphalt paths, 3-16 th of an acre, 6ft fence on three sides, corrugated iron and wood-rail, high pressure water supply. Fol. 314 EAST and EAST. woolston; ~ PRICE, £ 630# Six-roomed House, stables, etc.. bath, waehhouse, no hot and cold water, 8 acres land. Exchange for Sumner or Town Property. ■ Fol. 322 EAST and XAST. LYTTELfOX ~ GENERAL GROCERY AND SMALL GOODS BUSINESS. GOODWILL, JPXA Stock between £12j and £175 at valuation turnover £33 weekly, being half grocery and half small goods. Small goods yield from So rer cent, to 75 per oent. profit. Building consists of double-frjnted shop, five living rooms, about 11 x 14, storeroom and washhouse, with copper, etc. This is the recognised old-standing small goods shop in Lyttelton, and the turnover is practically cash. No delivery. Rent, 15s weekly. Three years lease to run with right of renewal, sittings and goodwill, £50. Pol il EAST and EAST. LINWOOD.' ■ GENERAL STORE. GOODWILL, £ 5a f vH lo PP r ¥**• Stock aboul *200- New National cash register, cost £95. Lease o.' chop (no dwelling) for period of ten years. Price, stock and fittings at valuation. Fol It EAST and EAST. CITY ' " TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSING GOODW^ Sa stS .t eta v!.?rcl twMwi - su *$ o r& AND A? WEIS^N KAST -