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AUUI (UNO. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. auction. auction. SUPERIOR FURNITURE. Etc. AT OUR ROOMS. Cathedral Square (r.ext Pc«t Office) THIS DAY! THIS DA J.!! THIb DA\!V. A aR^V^NTT^of O "F%CLASs| A fLU-sTiUivE, including Chesterfield; Couches, Divan Easy Chairs, Sideboard?, J Bedroom Suite stained green, epeciajly mado , for a Bungalow; Beaconed Wardrobe, ■ Dining and Drawiag-room Suites and Chairs Double Biaok and Brass Bedstead* Vi ire and Kapoc Mattresses, Lar S e \ rivet iUe , Carpet, Ru K5 , Hanging Lamps, Large h-x. , Dining Table. Pictures. Curtains, Remmßton Typewriter. Duchesw Chests \V "oetaiid*. BeaVaxe. Fenders, Kitchen Tables, Chairs. Occ. Tables, Lawn Mower, etc., etc. McKENZIE and WILLIS. O gjg Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF i> X. ALB ASS PROPERTY. TO WIND UP A DECEASED ESTATE. AT OUR ROOMS. THIS DAY! THIb DAY!! THIS DAY!!! At 2 p.m. ON account of the executors in th-e estate of the late Thoe. .McKeivey, that Splendid Little PROPERTY situated 215 SPRINGFIELD KOAD, St. Albans (near St. Albans roadj, Comprising nearly new House of 6 room'; with every modern convenience, bach. h. ; and c, sewer connection, patent w.c, etc. About i ' SCre " HAS TO BE SOLD. McKENZIE and WILLIS. 2547 Auctioneers. SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE, HAAKE PIANO, ETC. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW!! Commencing- at 12.30 p.m. ON. account of W. A. P. Clarkeon, Esq.. who is leaving for a trip to the Old Country, on the Premises, 9 RUGBY STREET (just off Papanui road). The Whole* of his Very Superior FURNITURE and Household EFFECTS, being the contents of an exceptionally well furnished house of 7 rooms. ON VIEW THIS DAY. 12 Noon lo 4 p.m. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 2G48 Auctioneers. R. St. Clair McKenxie.) {Joeenh Willis. AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND ESTATE il AGENTS. ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS (Cathedral square, next Post Office). 1909 Hae demonstrated beyond dispute- that 1909 McKENZIE and WILLIS is synony--1900 mous with CHEAPNESS and RELIA--1909 BILITY. 1910 Will prove that McKENZIE ana 1910 WILLIS will not trade on their SUC--1910 CESS and POPULARITY, but will 1910 continue to offer FURNITURE of the 1910 latest design and irreproachable work--1910 manship nt PRICES the LOWEST in 1910 CHJIISTCHURCH. For example: R U G S. Axminater and Velvet "il? free , . 12* 63. CARPETS, Axminster and Velvet Pile from 955; Tapestry from 27s 6a. LINOLEUMS At la 8d and Is 9d per square yard. At li 8d and Is Sd per square yard. SIDEBOARDS From £5' From ».M From £5! From £51 BEDROOM SUITES From £IU i*sl From £13 10s! From £12 10b! DUCHESSE CHESTS From Rs>! From 35a! From 35s 1 From 3Es! DINING TABLES From 17» 6d. From 17» 6d. Extension from 42s 6d. BEDSTEADS. Black and Brass, from 39s 6dl Black and Brass, from 39s 6d! CUTLERY. Christopher Johnson's Knives at 12s 6d end 10a 6d doz. P I A NO S Always in Stock. Always in Stock. . CHAIRS, Dining Sα 6d; Austrian 6s 9d; Rattan Bβ 6d. And every other article of Household Furniture at similarly Low Prices. SPECIAL IMPORTATION—The Famous COMBINATION BILLIARD DINING TajiLE (6ft 6in x Bft 6in), with all accessories, £17 103. Billiard Table Only (with accessories) £12 10s. MeKENZIE *nd WILLIS, Auctioneers. THREE CHEAP PROPERTIES. IN GOOP LOCALITIES. /•CQA-ST. ALBANS—S rooms, ana all ovOOv/ modern conveniences, linen press bathroom, gas, waebhouse, copper, tubs, pupered thioughout, Venetian blinds, aecUor 1 rood 2 perches. -I*7l A— ST - ALBANS—S rooms, ar.d el! dw I IXf possible modem conveniences, hoi and cold service, etc, washhouse, copper, tubs, plastered, sizo of rooms 15-M, 16-12, stetion 1 rood 2 perches. -i*QQC\ — LINWOOD —fi rooms, hot and cole oWOOO eervice, and all conveniences, g*s wardrobec, wftehhouse, copper tuba. , jp>iaa' tered, largo rooms, gTeenhotise, stable aepbalt paths, double entrance gates, eectior nicely laid out in garden and fruit treea, McKENZIE and WILLIS, 719 • Auctioneers and Land Agents. SPECIAL NOTICE. A 8w« find that some people do not eati to submit their Goods to Anction, wi be» to announce that WE ARE PREPARED TO BUY BECOND-HAND FURNITURE i« any quantity. Best possible Caah Prioei BALES OF FURNITURE, ETC., held in ear Oommcdious Auction Rooms, EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY, •t 1 p.m. MoKENZIE and WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, Cathedral Square (next to Post Ofi««). C 4419-387 CANTERBURY CO-OPERATIVE EGG, POUL.TIIY AND PR,OX>UCE CO., LTD rriHE CANTERBURY CO-OPERATIVB A EGG, POULTRY, AND PHODUC2 COMPANY, LTD. (Late C. R. Wileon and Cα), GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, SUPPLIERS OF ALL POULTRYMEN'S .•REQUISITES. GRAIN, SEED AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, ETC 165 TUAM STREET CHRISTCHURCH. We report a good entry for our Sale ot Saturday. There was a good attendance o buyers, and competition was keen throuea out, and prioes were very satisfactory. Thi following are the prices obtained:— Roosters to 6s 6d, Hens to 4s 7d, Pulleti to 8« 6d, Ducks to 6e 7d, all at pen pair. Eggs and Batter—Eggs It to Iβ Id. Con sigmuents recommended. Butter 8d t< 10d per lb. C4UI C. R. WILSON AND CO. WE have pleasure in reporting that wo hac &a exceptionally good entry, especiallj considering tho weather, for our usual sale on Saturday, good Roosters and Hens selling particularly well, ar.d we obtained up td~ thj io'.iowing prices:—Roosters to 6a Bd, Duck: to 5s 3d, Hens to 4s 7d. Pullets to 6e, Gee*< to as 9d, all ai per pair. AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY, At 9 p.m. BUILDING MATERIAL. ETC., ETC. We have received instructions to SELL, a our Yards. Tuam street, by PUBLIC AUC TION. as above —A lorge quantity of BUILD ING MATERIAL, consisting of Scftctiingi Weather-boards, Flooring. Doom, Windcwe Frames, Saihra, Mantelpieces, etc. Withou Rβ serve. C. R. WILSON and CO., Auctioneers, 55 165 Tuam street. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT for SJUI and BLOOD DUeagea, LUNG Diseasei OLD ULCERS, BARBER'S ITCH, LUPUS SUPTURE, RHEUMATISM, and all PAIN FUL and CHRONIC DISEASES. DR. JULIAN, Next Choral Hall, Madras street (corner c Gloucester street), Christchnrch. Hoars of Consultation: 10 to 11 •■»., 1 i t and 6k> 7JO p.m. Teleptone IGOB. 884.