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Press, Volume L, Issue 14988, 8 June 1914, Page 12

AUCTIONS. ' McKENZIE AND WILLIS. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOK FURNITURE, PIANO. EXC. CONTENDS OF SIX ROOMS. THIS DAY! THIS DAY! ! THIS DAY! ! ! ! Commencing at 1 o'clock, ON account of A. T. Cavell, Esq., on the Premises, 116 ST. ALBANS STPvEET (Near Pupunui road), The whole of his SUPERIOR FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. . The numerous lota include FINE PIANO, fay AU WATER, HANUSOMK BOY\ r - f fcUONTEO SIDEBOARD IN KAURI DINING SUITE OF 7 PIECES IN SADDLEBAGS, MASSIVE WALNUT OVKIi , iIANTEL. HANDSOME BEACONSFIELD . WARDROBE, MAKBLE-TOP WASH- ' STAND, CIIEVAL DUCHESSE, HANDSOME BRASS-MOUNTED DOUBLE Ulii)STEAD, WIRE AND KAPOC .MATTRESSES, EXTENSION DINING-TABLE, HALL STAND. EASY CHAIRS, CORRIDOR R T *G, BED WARE, BRUP CT " <■ HALL T.UNNER, LANDSCAPE DUCHESSE, Dining Table Cover, Flower Epergne, Octagonal Table, Paim Stands, Duchesea Cheeta,_ Tnpeatry Carpet, J Iron Bcdstea-1 and Wire Mattre c », Kitchen Table, Austrian Chairs, Kitchen Conch, Glassware, Crockery, Dinnnr Service, Pictures, Wringer, Preserving Jar, Lawn Mower, 50ft Garden iioec, Garden Tools, Gne Rin<". Gns Iron, B-"i--.». Wire Stretcher, Ijuce Curtains and Red*, Linoleum?, Hearthrugs, Book-halves, Verandah Chair. Slip Mat», uarometer, Kitchen ■ ! Utensils, Jam Jars, etc., etc. i McKENZIE and WILLIS, ; Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE FURNITURE, KOCH rIAAO, ETC. CONTENTS OF SEVEN ROOMS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 10th JUNE, Commoncing at 12.30 p.m. ON account of D. J. NORDEN, ESQ., r-n the Premises, I 305 TUAM STREET, LINWOOD (Juat over Fitzgerald avenue). The whole of his SUPKKTOR FURNITURF. and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Full particulars in future advertisements. ON VIEW TUESDAY NEST, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. McKENZIE end WILLIS, 3479 Auctioneers. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, (Joseph Willie, Sole Proprietor). AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, AJtD HOUSE FURNISHERS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE Cn«rt Port Office). CHEAP FURNITURE. CHEAP AND GOOD. CHEAP ANT> GOOD THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY NEW FURNITURE OF BEST WfeRKMANSHIP. WE SPECIALISE IN SIDEBOARDS. WE CAN SAVE YOU POUNDS HEBE ON A SIDEBOARD. A SIDEBOARD which would coat you £10 to £12 is most Furniture Shops in Chiistchurch can be procured here for JtS 15e. BIDEBOARDS IN~OAK. KAURI, AND RIMU, From £3 10*. DUCHESSE CHESTS from 80s. WARDROBES from £3 15e. WASHSTANDS from 30». , HIGH-BACKED SOLID OAK DINING CHAIRS, spring Mats, 20a «sok THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR FLOOR COVERINGS, LINOLVrHs, HEARTHBUGS, AND CARPETS. Open Friday Night* 7 pan. to 9 p.m. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneer* utd Houee Farnleher*, Cathedral square (next Poet Office). FISHERTON SECTION. A S AC RIPICE, £85. SPLENDID BUILDING SITE, fenced, very high, snnny aspect Owner left Chiietchurch; must be cold. EXCEPTIONALLY" KASY TERMS OFFERED. . McKENZIE and WILLIS. ST. ALBANS. £S0 DEPOSIT. BALANCE AS RENT. | £ XCO -BUNGAt ' OW of S ROOMS, lead- ; d*s<j\)\j lights-, bathroom, li. and c. pentry, ( scullery, wanhhouso, copper, tube, and tape. McKENZIE and WILLIB. j PAPANUL £100 DEPOSIT. ( —— t BALANCE PURCHASE MONEY CAN RE- * MAIN AT 5 PER CENT « 6J ACRES. 65 ACRES. Planted in young orchard. House of 4 ] rooms and usual outbuildings. I PRICE ~£9SO. 133 McKENZIE end WILLIS. : N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, PUBLIC AUCTION r OF EAST OXFORD BUSINESS PROPERTY. s ——— V "Vp. T. F. FISHER, having recently pur- 3 . ■«■«- chawd n farm, haa instructed us to , SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at OXFORD b on ° THURSDAY, JUNE 11th. 191J, x immediately followirt? the Stock Sale, hia BUSINESS PROPERTY, situated on MAIN STREET, EAST OXFORD. » The property comprises Large Doublefronted Shop, with 5 Etood dwelling rooms, together with 3 l-sth Acres Good Land, large "! workshop, large stoblos and coachhouse, «hed; cowbaile. etc., all thoroughly sound and in ,'oo 1 order The situation is in tho beat bumnces pert, J with abort one chain frontage to Main street. \ At present thp shop ia in occupation of Mr 't Mehrtens. and ie used for-Tca and Refre3h- n . rtient Rooms. U The property ir for abao'.ate eale, inbject \X Lo > resent tenancy. ■»■ 5.7.. FARMERS' COOP. ASSN., LTD.. jf Wl7 , Auctionoors. q J. B. MERRETT AND CO. p ■ n POULTRY. POULTRY. = OUR Entrj- of Poullry was not as large ac usual on Saturday, but there wae % ;ood penning, and prices were firm. A large /* '.umber cf Purcbreda w«re sold from 6s to v 6s p-er pair, and mcl with ready eale. Table | fc <» 6d to $3 Td, Small Iβ (3d to fa, "W ileaa & to 5e 2d, Pulkte 3s to 10a, Dncka E is to Ts lOd, Geese 7a to 9s, Turkeya 6s to _ :Ss p«r pair. Now is the time to "cull off h* birds. Poor layers are eaeiiy known. I lend for Cretce. The Canterbury Egg Circle H 3 growing rapidly. There is a general de- J ire to concentrate supplies and regulate ec iric«e. Send for Rules and Join. It ooete wi lotbing. J. B. MERRETT, Manager. 521