AUCTIONS. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 7th DECEMBER, Commencing at 1 o'clock. ON account of R. Roberts, Esq., r bo is leaving tho district, on the Premises, 113 STANMORE ROAD, LINWOOD (Near Gloucester etreet), Tho whole of hia SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEoiS, Being the contcat-s of a well furnished 6-roomed house. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 3623 Auctioneers. AUCTION EEMINDER. THE MOST IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES Ever held in Cbristchurch. AT OUR ROOMS, NEXT POST OFFICE. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, Commencing at 12 o'clock, and continuing all day. ON VIEW AT OUR ROOMS WEDNESDAY NEXT. ON account of Mr S. Phillips, Licensed Pawnbroker, n great quantity of unredeemed Pledges, including RINGS, EARRINGS. BROOCHES, BRACELETS, And every description of Jewellery set with with precious stones. A most valuable collection of DIAMOND GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND CHAINS, ETC. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 3 g24 Auctioneers. ■y-TcKENZIE and WILLIS, AUCTION FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (next Post Office). JUST ARRIVED. JUST ARRIVED. JUST ARRIVED. Per R.M.S. Pakeh*. THE VERY LATEST. THE VERY LATEST. In CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS. BEAUTIFUL VELVET PILE CABPETS. GRAND QUALITY. GRAND QUALITY. CHOICE COLOURS. CHOICE COLOURS. 10ft 6in x 9ft, £i lOe. 12ft x 10ft 6in, £5 fis. Also, AXMINSTER CARPETS AND CARPET RUNNERS Of tho very finest quality, at similarly low prices. Also, CURTAINS. CURTAINS. j And / RUGS. RUGS. RUGS. LINOLEUMS. LINOLEUMS. LINOLEUMS. In the very Latest Pattern*, At 1* 9d per aq. yd. At Is 9d per sq. y>l. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS AT PRICES DEFYING COMPARISON OR COMPETITION. WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AIHD INSPECT OUR GOODS AND PRICES. McKENZIE and WILLI J, AUCTION WAREHOUSE, Cathedral square (next Poet Office). SUMNER SNIPS. SUMNER SNIPS. SUMNER SNIPS. GET A BREATH OF THE BRINY. HERE'S A SPEC. ROOM TO BUILD. X?AIK~ SUMNER, splendid House <jf s iZJrk I O rooms, and two J-acre Sections' all conveniences. The owner is out to sell, (and it's cheat) Got a card to view. < McKENZIE and WILLIS. FURNISHED BUNGALOW. j X* A QA—SUMNER, new 4-roomed RC. d*i'±O\J Bungalow (furnished), nicely eittiated; bath, ehower, pantry, and scullery; good section, all in first-class order. iTbia property is let at £1 a week all the 'year round. It's a jolly good investment, even if you don't want to live in it We'll give you a card to view. McKENZIE_ and WILLIS. A "NICE LITTLE HOME. • ■Q KA A - SUMNER, good T House, .4 dwUv/U rooms, bay window, verandah, every convenience, three minutes from the car. The Section is 44 perches, and has frontages on two streets, with room for two more houses. If yon want a seaside home y ° U ° an PaBS McKENZIE and WILLIS. ' ""CHARMING CLIFTON VICEa. 4?IAAA~ B-ROOMED Residence, nunny c&AUUU aspect, with a magnificent view of the ocean, which cannot be Bhut out, three oriel windows, and every possible convenience. This is the healthiest spot near Christchurch for a home, and the house bee been entirely renovated throughout Wβ can thoroughly recommend it. McKENZIE and WILLIS, LAND AND ESTATE AGEInTS, C 4459-1647 Cathedral square. ._ HARRIS BROS. ~i CAA ACRES, come of the finest sheep J-Ovrv/ country in Canterbury, well farmed, and in tho very best heart; 3 miles from railway, and 1& from school and P.O. New. complete modern homestead and all necessery outbuildings. Owner is retiring, and has placed a price on this to soil, viz., £8 pet acre. Good terms can be arranged with » g ood man. IAA ACRES of heavy dairying and cropJLv/O ping land, only ton minutes' drive from railway, school, P. 0., and factory. In first-class order, and complote with new 6roomed house, stable, cow ehed, engine room, piggeriea, wool shed, etc.,. etc. Must be cold on account of ill-health in owner'e family£3s per acre. We can arrange easy HARRIS BROS. Ql ACRES, PAPANUt, close to school, and fJ 2 twenty minutes' walk from electric tram: 4 acres in young orchard, juet coming into full bearing. Modern 4-roomed house and outbuildings. Owner is giving up farming, and has instructed us to sell at £1600. HARRIS BROS. Ql ACRES, PAPANUI, 4!830.—1t is seldom you can secnio land in Papanui at this price, so don't lose this opportunity. This little property ie well fenced, has a few acres in oats, and includes good piggeries. HARRIS BROS. FOR EXCHANGE. ICAA ACRES first-class sheep farm, for XUW 200-400 acres good heavy dairying land. Equity £2000 upward*. ACRES first-class sheep and cropping *-» • " land, for 20-40 acres heavy land, near Christchurch. Equity about £"2000. Of|A ACRES heavy cropping and dairying £i\J\J land, for 400-600 acree good sheep and cropping land. Equity about £2000. A good light sheep country, for *J t\J 5-roomed house in Christchurch or suburbs. Equity £250 upwards. n ACRES heavy dairying land, near Christchurch, for S-6-roomed house in Christchurch or suburbs. Equity £300 or more. HARRIS BROS. DIXON BROS], CASH~MEAT~MABKETCASHEL STREET, Opp. Ballantyne'a, •re etill SELLING PRIME MEAT at VERY LOW RATES. W* inviU inspection, and guaranU* ta gvn satisfaction. A FEW OF OUR PRICES: a. & Fore-qxiarter» Mutton from ..Iβ Loins Mutton from .. ..Iβ Legs Mutton from .. .. 2 S Hindquarters Mutton from .. S ■ Chops, per lb .. ..OS Fore-quarters Lamb .. .. 9 J Hind-Quarters Lamb .« .. 3 $ Our Well.fewwa PRIME OX BEEF EQUALLY AS CHEAP. Branch Shop at MANCHESTER STREET, Near Tuam «lre»t CSftH T/yANTED you will SAVE TIME and MONEY by getting your TYRES SET COLD lit MOOR'S; Victoria •treet. C 6123
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13907, 5 December 1910, Page 12
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