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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13830, 6 September 1910, Page 12

I AUCTIONS. McKEXZIE AND WILLIS. AUCTION! AUCTION!! AT OUR ROOMS, NEXT POST OFFIC! THIS DAi'! THIS DAY!! THIS DAY! Commencing at 1 o'clock. 4 GREAT QUANTITY ot SUPERIO FURNITURE, -inciiding Werner Pian Duchessc Chests, Waehstands, Single ar J Double Bedsteads, Wire ami Kapoc Jua j trcsse?, Wardrobe, Dining Tables, litd War ! Crcckerv, Lamps, Oil Heater, Carpets, Rug Violin, Sideward, Dinir.g Lhairs. Up ho stored Wicker Chairs, Overmantels, Ha btands, Whatnot, Rattan ciairs, Couci Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Sundrie Oil Cooker. Linoleums, Curtain?, Portab Copper. Gal. Iron Bath (6ft), G«nte' .Bicycle Garden Tools, etc., etc. McKENZIE and WILLIS, ii9C6 Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF SPLENDID Li:. WOOD PROPERTY. MODERN 1; :i.nd 7-ROOiiED HOUSES an 1 ACHE, FURNITURE, Etc. ! THURSDAY NEXT, i Commencing at 12.30 p.m. OX account of S. Irwin, Esq., on tf Premises, i 3.:0 TL'AJJ , STREET. LINWOOD (Just over Fitzgerald avenue), i The Whole of his SUPERIOR FURMTUR am* HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Full detaf To-morrov.-'s papers. ON VIEW TO-MORROW, 1 p.m. to i p.n And at 2 p.m. (During the Sale of the Furniture), HIS SPLENDID PROPERTY, comprisin exccptioDi'lly we'l-buiit House of 7 room every noesiblo convenience. The lav comprises i-6crc, with ample room fc two more good houses; J-acro is l< for 10= per week. Xhe Property vn firn bo ofifrcd in one block, ana if not sole will then be divided into thr«o lots—: House and jj-ncre; 2, j!-acre adjoining, a ready for building, with sewer connection 3. J-acre adjoining. Also, at the same time and place, on a< count of the Trustees of the late M. l<. Ir.vin, the nearly new Hout-o adjoining th above on tho E. side. No. .193 TU*3 STREET, LIXWOOD, comprising ncarl now and well-built House 01 6 rooms, wit! every nossible convenience. Section con tains 20 perches, with 52ft frontage. Let t good tenant at £1 per week. McKENZIE nnd WILLIS, 53G7 Auctioneers. AUCTION! AUCTION!! BICYCLES! BICYCLES! pREAT AUCTION SALE OF NEW BICYCLES, B.S.A. PATTERN. AT OUR ROOMS, NEAT POST OFFICE SATURDAY NEXT, the 10th SEPT., Commencing at 11 o'clock. COMPULSORY SALE. On account of whom it may concern, ; great number of BRAND-iSEW iJICYCLE.' by Borne of th« BEST-KNOWN ENGLISH MAKERS, just arrived. All tho latest iin provements. A GRAND CHANCE TO SECURE A REALLY FIRST-CLASS MACHINE AT LANDED COST. ON VIEW at our Rooms FRIDAY NEXT. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 5363 Auctioneers. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. R. St. Ciair McKenzio.) (Joseph Willis. A UCTIONEERB, HOUSE AND LAND ii AGENTS AND VALUATORS. ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS (Cathedral square), NEXT POST Oi-FICE. McKENZIE and WILLIS FOR CHEAP AND GUOu FURNITURE AT AUCTION PRICES. STILL THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR LINOLEUMS AND OUHER HOUSEHOLD FUit-MojuaNGS. Williamson's Linoleums at Is 8d per square yard. Large shipment just arrived. Tho very latest patterns. RUGS. Velvet Pile Sβ, Axminster from 6s 6d, Goat Skin 12s 6d, Beautiful Wolf Skin 18s 6d. We have a very large and choice selection of Rugs of the beat qualities. CAKji'ETS. Best quality Axminster 12 x 9, £6 lte; Velvet Pi!». 12 x 10 6, £5 6s; Brussels 12 z 9, 77a 6d; Tapestry from 20s. CURTAINS. Splendid quality Lace Curtains, 3J yards x 60 mchee, from 5s 6d per pair. CUTLER i. _ Christopher Johnson's .Dessert Knives lOs Sd per dozen, Table Knives 12s 6d per dozen, Forks and Spoons of best quality from wellknown makers at similarly low prices. MARCELLA QUILTS. Beautiful quality, full cue, 12-quarter, 14a id. BEDSTEADS. Handsome Black and Brass' Bedsteads, 2in pillars, from 39s 6d DINING TABLES. Well-made Tables, 6ft s 3ft, turned legs, on castors, 19s 6d; Extension Tables, 4ft, extending to 6ft, 42b Gd CH A .itS. A good Wooden Dining Chair Ss 9d, Best Austrian 7s, Rattan Chaire from 8s 6d. SIDEBUARDS. from £5. From £5. From £5. From £5. Best Workmanship, Latest Deeigns, knd uearly every other article of Household Furniture at eimiisrly low prices. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auction Warehouse, Cathedral square (next Post Office). GENUINE SALE OI? COMFORTABLE CITY HOME. CHOICEST RESIDENTIAL SPOT IN CHRISTCHURCH. P~i —WI2 have been favoured with instructions from C. Ferrier, Esq., rho has purchased a property with morp md at. Opawa, to sell his exceedingly well uilt and comfortable City home, eituated 74 CHESTER STREET, Comprising over J-acre, well planted with shrubs and flowers. The House contains 9 living rooms (tho rawing and dining-rooms are very large), ith all modern conveniences, bath, h. and c, a3 ( sewer connection, etc., built-in wardjbes, pantries, storeroom, workshop, coal bed, washhouse, largo verandah (9ft wide) on tinny side of house, with gas fittings for use t night. Tho house has just been newly ainted, and is in splendid order. A most imiortable and convenient homo for a man ith a family. Easy terms can be arranged. The bulk i the money can remain at 5 per cent or It Ferrier will let to good tenant at £78 per ansm and rates. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 4410-1635 Sole Agents. H. B. SORENSEN. THIS DAY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. Sale eleven o'clock. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. GENUINE AND IMPORTANT SALE. £300 WORTH OF GOODS. I" B. SORENSEN has been favoured with »-• instructions to SELL by PUBLIC jCTION, at his Rooms, 63 Lichfield street, exceptionally fine lot of and CLOTHING, comprising SO ira white and cream curtains, 12 dozen :;ped Turkish towels, 48 handsome linen dspreads, bed quilts, white bleached linen biecloths, 20 doz men's assorted shirts, ?n'e fleecy underpants and einglete, men's =c, trousers, euita, 10 bolts cashmere, 4 tto Melton cloth., 100 check rugs,' 4 pairs lonial blankets, 20 doz men's and laches' ibrellas, 40 pairs men's boots, 100 dot handrcinefs, 2 rolls Axminster carpets, 10 roiia aestry, goatskin and Asminater hearthrugs my sundry lines. ' ALL FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. L 4 H. B. SORENSEN, Auctioneer.