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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12971, 26 November 1907, Page 12

auctions! mckenzie and willis. important auction announceMENT. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AND COSTLY APPOINTMENTS. ALL SPECIALLY DESIGNED. THE FINEST COLLECTION Of FURNITURE AXD EFFECTS EVER OFFERED BY AUCTION IN NEW ZEALAND. McKENZIE and WILLIS have been favoured with instructions from THOS. COVERDALE, ESQ.. who is leaving New Zealand for an extended tour, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT AN EARLY DATE, At his Residence, "CLITHERBECK." CLYDE ROAD, RICCARTON, THE WHOLE OF HIS MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS, including RARE WORKS OF ART, VERY VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, ETC., ETC. And at the same time a-nd place they WILL OFFER HIS SPLENDID RESIDENCE, Comprising a Very Supericr House of 14 rooms, with three bathrooms, domestic offices, and every possible modern convenience, septic tank, etc., ftab'.es, coachhouse, and other outbui:dings, and 3i Acres, beautifully laid out with flower* shrubs and specimen trees, with river frontage. Also hie TRAPS, HORSES, PONIES, COWS, Etc., Etc. Catalogues now being prepared. Full particulars later. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 8793 Auctioneers. TO RETIRING FARMERS AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT' AUCTION SALE Of ST. ALBANS PROPERTIES. TO-MORROW, At 2.30 p.m. MoKENZIE end WILLIS have been favoured with instructions to SELL in their Land Salerooms, Cathedra! square (next Post Office), 1. On account H. D. Carter, Esq., who has left the district, his MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE situated in Aikman's road, St. Aibane (close to Papanui road), comprising splendid houee of 9 rooms with every modem convenience, 2 oriel windows northern aspect, fernery, workshop, bicycle shed, j-acre, with very wide frontage, ample room for another, house, well laid out in garden and orchard, all in first-claM) order, and newly done up. 2. In the Estate of the l»te Mrs H. B. Middleton—That Splendid Property srtoated 6 BOUNDARY ROAD, ST. ALBANS, comprising good House of 6 rooms with bath, h. and c, gas, pantry, scullery, veran. dah side and back, etc., nearly i-acre laid out in garden and well planted. Cards to view on application. MUST BE SOLD. McKENZIE and WILLIS. 8794 Auctioneer*. AUCTION. AUCTION. THURSDAY NEXT, the 38th November. Commencing nt 1 o'clock. McKENZIE and WILLIS have been favoured with instructions from Joyce Tompkina, Esq.. who is pivirur up housekeeping, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, 33 FERRY ROAD (N««t Lancaster Park Hotel), The whole of his Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, being the oontents of a well furnished 6-roomed house. The furniture ia all nearly new and in firstclass condition. On view Tα morrow (Wednesday), 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 8795 Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF SEASIDE COTTAGES. THURSDAY, the 12th DECEMBER. McKENZIE and WILLIS have been favoured with instructions from J. E. Brown, Esq., •to Sell by Public Auction, Three New 3-roomed Cottages, with convenience, situated Park rocd and Elizabeth etreet, NEW BRIGHTON, witn 2 Sections of about J-acreeach adjoining. Full particulars later. 8796 McKENZIE and WILLIS Auctioneer*. TMTeKENZIE AND WILLIS. R. St. Clair McKenzi-.) (Joseph Willis. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS Cathedral square (next to Post Office). β-ona fide sale, owner leaving. Q A QC—'CITY, South (near power house)— Jm~luD Good house of 4 rooms, bath, h. and c, pantry, scullery, washhouee. copper, tuba, 2 fay windows, electric bells, iacre, laid out ia garden. Owner anxious to coll. MoKENZIE and WILLIS. WE~CAN RECOMMEND" THIS. prri-rr—BEALEY STiIEET — Spendidly <& I I O buiit house of 5 large rooms, bath, h. ana a, lavatory ba?in, ti'.ed gratea and hcorth3, gas, pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs; built two years. A first-class home, and well worth the money. Fol. 79 McKENZIE. and WILLIS. CHEAPEST PLACE !N THE DISTRICT. n q Iγ (r— RUGBY STREET—NearIy now £»O I O houpe of 6 rooms, bath, h. and c, gas. 2 bay windows, verandr.b front and side, plastered throughout, J-acre, sunny aspectWe do not exaggerate when we say, ' The cheapest place in the district." McKENZIE and WILLIS^ "h£wkesbury,"' papanui "road. WE have one beautiful Section loft, fronting on St. Aibans-road. Price JE3W. Only few chains from Papanui road. One of the finest sections on this splendid block. Also one or two fronting on Papanui road at variotis prices. SPECIAL NOTICE. AS we find that some people do not care to submit their Goods to auction, we bog to announce that WE ARK PREPARED TO BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE in any quantity. Best possible cash prices given. . AUCTION SALES of Furniture, etc., held in our Commodious Auction Rooms EVERi* FRIDAY, at 130 pm CALL AND INSPECT OUR BARGAINS IN FrKNITURE. MoKENZIE and WILLIS. Auctioneers and Land Agents, Cathedral square (next Post Office). 1280 CHARLES CLARK. BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. fiHARLES CLARK will SELL by AUC\J TIOX, for removal, on the premises, 275 Armagh, street, We&t, THIS DAY. TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 26th, Dwellinghouse of 12 rooms, with 5 regieter grates, kitchen range, gas stove, gas fittings, detached washhonse, etc Sale at 12 o'clock soon. No. 6*7 sea HOLMES~and SONS~~Bed*tead Menufacu.ior». Tuam streit (near High street), are now showing a splendid range of Floorclothe and Linoleums in all qualities. 8-4 Floorcloths from la lOd yard. Duchesse Chest* (bevel mirror) from 35s 6d nett. C 2075