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j AUCTIONS. [ j CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COMPANY j jIN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW [ I ZEALAND, CANTERBURY DISTRICT, ' lIX THE MATTER oi -The Land Transfer J i Act. 1306.'- i j /CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE, acting under j >-/ iastructiora from the Registrar of the : i Supreme Court of New Zealand at Christ- ■ ; church Canterbury District upon the application of the Mortgagee pursuant to the , powers voetei in him by "The Lui;d Transfer ■ Act, 1903." and all other powers h:m therei unto enabling will SELL by AUCTION nt ! their Rooms, C;i.-ho! ftreet, Christchurch, en I SATURDAY, the 24th day of May 1913, fat J 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT Parwl of Land i n.tuated in Inces road in the St. Albeia* ■ Ward of the City of Christchurch containing ■ thirty-nine and eigiit-lcr.tfca perches be the ; . Elmo a iitt.c maro or loss and being the whole of the !acd comprised in Certificate of ; T.tle Volume 233 Folio 274. Mortgagees' Application and estimate of valuo of property can be ecen at the office ; of tho Registrar any time prior to eale. j Particulars and conditions of sale and plan J 'of the land may bo inspected at tho office of ! MESSRS OARRICK. COWLISHAW, i ALPERS nr.d NICHOLLS, Solicitors, Chretchiirch, or THE AUCTIONEERS, : J 4829 Christchurch. i i McKENZIE AND WILLIS. j j AUCTION! AUCTION 1 ! j AT OUR ROOMS, NEXT POST OFFICE, ' THIS DAY! THIS DAY! J THIS DAT! ! J Commencing at 1 o'clock. ! . j jpONTINUATION of the GREAT SALE of ! SUPERIOR FL'KNITLiuS , , DRAPERY, LINEN, ETC., which t:tne would not permit : of our offering yesterday. The numerous Jots ; include:—Sideboards, Hall Stands, Wardrobes, Duches-so Chests, Woehstands, Dining Tables, Clocks, Pictures, Books, Bookcase, Kitci.un Dreiser, Dining and Draw-ing-room Sui'.os, Screen, Swing llirrore, Lino- '■ icum. Carpcte, Double Blcck and Brass Bedsteads, Fenders, Braesess, Single Ucde, Wiro Stretchers. Chests of Drawers, Drop-head Sowing Machine, Wire Couch, Crockery, ; Glassware, Ciocks, Yaees, E.P. Ware, Cool | Vase, Oil Heaters, Kitchen Tables, Chairs, j Kitchen Sundries, Casement and Luce Cur- i tains, B!anket9, Drapery, Linen, etc., also 1 number of Peggy Bags, Traveller's Ssmplce. ] i McKENZIE and WILLIS, j J 5-156 Auctioneere. j ! AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE I FURNITURE. j SCHUBERT PIANO, ETC.. j TO-MORROW! TO-MORROWI I i Commencing at 12.30 p.m. ON Recount of A. S. Hill, E«q., on the premises, ; • CR. GLOUCESTER STREET AND FITZ- j i GERALD AVENUE, ! ; the whole of Ins CHOICE FURNITURE and ! ; HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, being the con- J i tents of a well-furnished 7-roomcd House, and | J including—Fine jTinno by Schubert, Bruesela j : nnd Tapestry Carpets, Dining Suite in : Morocco Leather, Oak Sideboard, Screw Ex- J tension Dining Table, Liskurl Table Cover, j Pictures, about 100 Volumes of Choice Books, : Walnut Overmantel, Single and Double Black ! j and Brass Bcd3tcadfl, Duclieseo Cheats, Wash- j stands, Hall Linoleum, ICapoc BoHding, Cut- f ■ lory, Glassware, Crockery, Occ. Chairs and : 1 Table*, iiall Stand, Hearth Ruga, Clocks, i ! Kjtcben Tables, Chairs, and Sundries. I McKENZIE and WILLIS, " ; 5137 Auctioneer*. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. I Robert St. Clair McKonsie.) (Joseph Willie. j AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE ' ' FURNISHERS, i LAND AGENTS AND BROKERS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (next Post Office). - THE GAME OP GAMES. i NOW, THE WINTER IS HERE. \ " < McKENZIE and WILLIS have TWO j COMBINATION BILLIARD FINING , TABLES left for Sale. Price, complete with all accessories, £18 10s. ( THE FAMOUS RILEY BILLIARD TAttLE, size 6ft x 3ft, within the cushions, . best slate bod, adjustable feet, strong low 'froet-proof rubber cushions, good billfard cloth (not baize), fitted with patent automatic action for raising, lowering and levelling. It is co arranged that the'table can bo raised instantly nnd automatically to? the right height for billiards or lowered to dining , table height. ' ' CAN BE USED IN ANT ORDINARYSIZED DINING-ROOM. have supplied th:e table to many of our leading citizens in the last few.eeaeona, and I all speak of it with the highest praise. ONLY TWO LEFT. \ 1 ' t PRICE £18 10« COMPLETE. \ i * McKENZIE and WILLIS, i i Auctioneere ' and House Furnishers, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (next Poet Office). \ 5211 _^ ___ * i c FINE EXCHANGE PROPOSITION. , 1 A FORTUNE FOR THE RIGHT MAN. * Owner, who wiehes to go farming, wants ft ° QUICK SALE FOR HIS SPLENDID a PROPERTY, comprising c m. ACRES of choice Tomato-growing land, together with NEW 8-ROOMED HOUSE, 3 roomed Cottage, Glasshouse 102 ft x 31ft, Storerooms, Stabling, etc. This place is admitted by experts to be one of the best around Chrietchurch for raising early stuff, is well sheltered, and gets a maximum of sunshine The property has a splendid prospective value for eubdiviaion, havings a long frontago J to four streets, and close to proposed car j, route. f'j The owner will consider an exchange with ft liny good farm property that will stand in- {, epection. f. Price and full particulars on application to v McKENZIE and WILLIS. * p A ST. ALBANS BARGAIN. •: REDUCED FROM'£BSO. P t< i?7CA-α massively-built house ?; c*»/ I O\J of 6 large and lofty rooms, return ri verandah, bay and oriel windows, all the 0 latest conveniences, nearly J-Acre, well Jaid j T out and asphalted, a few step* from car and ci THE OWNER HAS GONE TO AUCKLAND _ AND SAYS, GET ME AN OFFER. There is a Government mortjraee ou the jj property. We want £150 down, and tho bal- S! anco will cost you in interest 10s 9d a week, o< Thie ie better than renting. Get full par- t] ticulars from us to-day, with Card to-View, y, Sole Agents, ss McKENZIE and WILLIS. ci 0 CANTERBURY FRTJIT AND PRODUCE CO., LTT>. AUCTION SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE AND STORE FITTINGS. THE CANTERBURY FRUIT AND PRO- 1 DUCE CO., LTD. (in liquidation) will cc SELL at their Rooms, Lichfield street, _, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), At 12 o'clock, Office Furniture, comprising 3 Office Tables, Iron Safe, Yost Typewriter, 9 Chairs, 3 Stools, Hearthrugs, Linoleum, etc, * r _leo Tiesilea and Benchee. |j NO RESERVE. TERMS CASH. 400 B DNE Acre rirer frontage, on natural 10fl high terrace, beautifully laid out in X' nrden and orchard, superior β-roomed resi- tii lence, with oriels and return verandah, most hi pproved farnishings aud convenience*. As t he owner of this oroperty has gone farming, . low price is aeJced, and easiest possible _ erms given, cay, £U0 cath and balance aa " arranged. J. U. Hannerman, C 33 Coiombe treet