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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. /CLEARING SALE AT LITTLE RIVER, At 12 o'clock. On account MR ANDREW MURRAY. HORSES. SHEEP. CATTLE. IMPLEMENTS, and FURNITURE. £955 H, MATSON ar.d CO. Mckenzie and willis. ~ 1 ' j jyfcKENZIE AND WILLIS. j AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS. CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Nest Poet Office). FURNITURE 1 FURNITURE! ' WE SELL THE VERT EF.ST FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OUR FURNITURE IS MADE TO LAST, AND GIVE SATISFACTION. — WE SELL CHEAP BECAUSE WE HAVE NO EXPENSIVE SHOP FRONTS OR WINDOWS TO PAY FOR, ; And You Get the BencSt. ; PRICE OUR OAK FURNITURE. > f WE CAN SAVE YOU POUNDS r»n a ! , GOOD OAK SIDEBOARD or OAK BED--1 ltOOir SUITE, WE SELL a SPLENDID OAK SIDEBOARD FOR £5, beautifully finished. with large mirror back, 3 drawers and cunboards. Good enough for the best home fan the land. The same Sideboard, oak or walnut et&ined, £3 17b 6d. Call and irwpect them fer yourself. Another VERY HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD, ; £3 lOn, Sit long, 2 mirrors and leadlights cupboard*. 1 OAK DUCHESBE CHEATS fr*m £5 10«. HANDSOME OAK BEDSTEAD, doubls size, iron sido rails, 57* 6d. > r CHESTERFIELD POUCHES. splendidly > made, upholstered ;n Velvet and Saddlebag*, from £6 10a. I LINOLEUMS. LINOLEUMS. New Shipment just arrived. Very Latest Designs. Beautiful Patterns. From la lid pe* yard. f ALL NEW GOODS OF BEST QUALITY. All other lines of Household Furniture at similarly low price*. THE BEST ECONOMY IS TO BUT THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES-THAT IS, BUY HERE. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. | McKENZIE and WILLIS, > AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, t , £ CATHEDRAL oyuARE (Next Post Office) > Mc<o2B-1241 1 ~\V. D. WILKINSANI) SON, LTD. la the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Canterbury District. • la the matter of "Tho Property Law Act, 1908," and "The Mortgages Extension L Act, 1914." 1 USP, D - WILKINS and SON, LTD., acting »» • under tho instructions - from tho E Registrar cf tho Supremo Court <>f fcew I Zealand at Christchurch upon tb© applicar ' tion of the Mortgage*, nuwuant to tho . power* Tested in him by Ihe Property Law Act, 1908, and bv Deed of Mortgage , No. 11-2744 and nil other power* hlxri thereunto enabling, will. SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on th« Premises at GREHAN VALLEY ROAD, AKAROA, on THURSDAY, i tho 23th day of OCTOBER. 1815, at 2.80 ) o'clock in tho afternoon, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, being part of Section 7514 ' at AKAROA, and containing by admeasure- ■ ment TWO ACRES cr thereabouts, and l which parcel of lartd is bounded on Ihd t north-eastward a distance <if ten chain* , eoventy links by sections 370 and 1255, on the southward by section 1235 a diatanco of two chain*, on the westward by remaining " portion of section 7514, and on the northward by tho Grehan road to tho starting point, and BUILDINGS thereon. , The Mortgagee's application for sale ana \ his estimated value of tb© property can bo [ seen at the Registrar's Office, Chriatchurch, and at the Office of W. D. Wilkin* and Son, Ltd., at ,Akaroa, at all reasonable times prior ti tho sale. Particulars and of sale and tho plan of tbe land may be Inspected at the Office of the Local Deputy Public Trustee, Christchurch, or at tho Office of th© Auctioneers. Supreme Court Office, CJiristchnrcb, 25th September, 1315. ] KMO H. B. SORENSEN. H. B. SORENSEN. NEXT MARKET SALE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER Ist. " Entries of Stock were penned Ali at [aflt week's sale and prices for prima lota were quite up to recent quotation*. Pigs realised 6s to 9s for medium quality weancre, up to 15s far better eorta, end as high as 24s for small 6tores, any lots showing quality being in demand. Poultry realised readily at prices needing no comment except that our buyers or© eagerly hoping for bigger supplies. again tho Friday Market Sale has justified it« existence proven . its efficiency. Consign, : H. B. SORENSEN, • 5958 Auctioneer. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sth. SALE ELEVEN O'CLOCK. BEDDING PLANTS. XT B. SORENSEN will Sell by Public Auction, at liia yards, Lichfield street, a Splendid Assortment of Bedding Plants, ( including assorted Geraniums, Lobelias, As- ; ten, Phlox Drummondi, Blue and Yellow J Violas, Verbenas, and many other varieties. FURTHER ENTRIES ARE INVITED. . 6929 H. SORENSEN. Auctioneer. » ■ 1 1 - — ■ - 1 THE FARMERS' SALBYARDS. 1 A B. SANDS AND CO. (Farmers' Saleyards). For Sale—l h.p. Gilson Engine, petrol- > driven, almost new, £17 10b. 1 Four-framed G-ear-driven Honey Extractor, very little used, £8 10s. j 1 Two-ton Honey Tank «id 1 One-ton Honey Tank. £5 10s for tho two. Also Straw Chaff, from Is Cd per sick. Hay from 4s Gd bale. O&t-eheaf Chaff at Lowest Market Rates. AUCTION SALES POULTRY EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 11.SO Each Day. A. B. SANDS atd CO., • 59785-1474 Auctioneers. J. B. MERRETT Attt> CO. POULTRY. POULTRY. WE had an excellent sate on Saturday. Prices are a revelation. Tab]© Chickens Qs to 10a 2d, Ducks 6» to 8a 6d, Pullets 4a to 9s Gd, Hen* 3s to 7s id, Geeeo 6s to 9s, Turkeys 8a to 32b, all per pair. Eggs.—We have a good demand for eggs, and secure 14 2d a dozen for first grade. Do not Sacri- > fice. Support us and get market value*. , Sales Wednesdays and Saturdays. ! 1553 J. B. MERRETT, Auctioneer. , mHE "Ewnmg Kewa' u <Utvo* 4 af exoepi X' tiona* attentisn to erety pn*** of to* Great War, giving its readers the product of the whole of toe World'* War CoilM t poodent*, the Official Storiee, the Comments t of the Leading Papers, ind the Letter* ol Soldiers from the Trenches. b«*ide« all the Cable Serrie**—more Mlctnae of Wax News tail* than an* other unL ... - -