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AUCTIONS. CKAJ>DOCK, McCROSTIECOMPANI AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY NEXT, JULY 10th, »t 1.80 pja. TTMBEK, TIMBER. IRON, IKON. ACCOUNT W. S. CARTiTEL ESQ. BUTTON'S ROAD, just off NORTH ROAD, , PAPANUI, CLOSE TO SCHOOL. BUILDING MATERIAL OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, BLACK PINE. TOTARA, 150 SHEETS IRON, ALL SIZES, BRICKS, ETC., ETC. * CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., S" 6 Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE FARM AT TEMPLETON IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS. SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 11th, at 10 Noon.

On account iIR W. J. MUSSON. TTIS SPLENDID LITTLE CROPPING ■*-*■ and SHEEP iARJI, containing 98 ACRES l ROOD C 6 PERCHES, together with a comfortable HOUSE of i rooms, stable, etc. Tho land is in two blocks, vis., 50 ACRES WITH HOMESTEAD, Situated on WATERHOLES ROAD, just off HAMPTON'S ROAD. Subdivided into 5 paddocks by wire s.nd Rorse fences, and watered by raow, and the balance in one paddcek, now in turnips, or. Hampton's road, adjacent to above and adjoining the property o' Messrs Cuneen Brc«. EASY TERMS IF REQUIRED. CRADDOCK. iIcCROSTIE CO., all? Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE.

SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 11th, At I.SO p.m. ON THE PREMISES. NO. 27 CASHEL STREET WEST, CITY. SPLENDID BUILDING MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, REAL GOOD ROOFING IRON 4ft TO 9ft, 250 SHEETS IRON, RANGE, GRATES (tiled), COPPER, BATH, DOORS, WINDOWS, 8 s 3, S .£ 2, C x % i x 3, < s 2, and 4xl TOTARA AND BLACK PINE KAURI FLOORING. MATCHLININO, PILES, BRICKS, ETC., ETC. WE DRAW SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE ABOVE SALE AS THE MATERIAL IS ONE OF THE BEST LOTS WE HAVE HAD THE PLEASURE OF SELLING. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., Bug Auctioneer.

McKENZIE AND WILLIS. A UCTION SALE OP SUPERIOR "• FURNITURE, PIANO, ETC. CONTENTS OF SIX ROOMS. THIS DAY! THIS DAY! t THIS DAY 11 1 Commencing at 1 o'clock. On account of R. C. PITT. ESQ., on the Premises, c 8 AYLMER STREET, BECKENHAM (off Colombo street couth—Take Sfire and EFFECTS, including Spkndid Piano by Broadwood White, Dining Suite m Saddlebags, etc., etc. - McKENZIE and WH*LIS, 3178 " ■ ' Auctioneers. HcXENZIE AND WILLIS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (nest Post Office), AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, . ' AND HOUSE FURNISHERS.

WE SELL HIGHEST GRADE FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST PRICES. i ALL NEW GOODS OF THE VERY FINEST WORKMANSHIP. OUR PRICES, ARE SURPRISINGLY LOW, Compared with what you pay elsewhere. TTERE WE OFFER YOU— . HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITE. FOR £14 10s, Comprising handsome Wardrobe, large DuchOFse and Marble-top Washstand, all of choice design and best workmanehip. Guaranteed made of Beat American and Canadian Oak. . SOLID OAK BEDSTEAD TO MATCH for 59a 6d. Latest design with eplayett enae slnd Iron Side-rails. •QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD for £5. HANDSOME OAK DINING CHAIRS at 193 Gd, bcautilully upholstered with spring seats. - ' ' CHESTERFIELD COUCH and 2 DIVAN EASY CHAIRS, beautifully upholstered in Utrecht Velvet and Saddlebags, for £12 10e.

• YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY ■FURNISHING HERE. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneers and House Furnisher*, Cathedral square (next Post Office)." FISHERTON SECTION. ' A S-A C R I FI C E. £85. SPLENDID BUILDING BITE, fenced, very high, eunny aspect. Owner left Chriatchurch; must be sold. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS OFFERED. McKENZIE and WILLIS. ST. ALBANS. * £50 DEPOSIT. BALANCE AS RENT. -P^fiH— BUNGALOW of 5 ROOMS, leadbathroom, h. and c,, pantry, ecultery, waehhouse, copper, tub«, and tape. McKENZIE and WILLIS. PAPANUI.'. £100 DEPOSIT. BALANCE PURCHASE MONEY CANREMAIN AT 5 PER CENT. 62 ACRES. 6i ACRES. Planted in young , orchard. House of 4 rooms and usual outbuildings. pllice ~£9jo. 462 McKENZIE and WILLIS.

WANTED KNOWN. rpHAT if you want the Beat Meat tie X Country Produces at Greatly Reduced Kates, go to F. H. STEEL, BUTCHER, 762 and T&4 COLOMBO STREET, The Leading Establishment of its Ki»-1 in Christchurch. Nothing but absolutely the Best Meat the Country produces kept. Don't be pereueded to buy inferior quality and when by patronising F. H. STEEL you c#n aiway* rely on getting the Cream of Canterbury. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on Daily (or Orders. Country cuatomere can always rely on letters and telegrams being promptly attended to. SMALL GOODS A P' The Annual Output reaches Half a Million Pounds. The quantity sold speaks for itself.