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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15395, 28 September 1915, Page 12

| . AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AND CO. ! W. E. SIMES AND CO. GEEAT AUCTION SALS OF BICYCLE AND SPORTS GOODS. ! IX THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF GAMAGE'S (DAMAGE'S : GAMAGE'S (LATE OF HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH). • 1 ACTING UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM A tiik official assignee, THE WHOLE OF GAMAGE'S STOCK WILL BE SOLD IN OUR ROOMS, HEREFORD STREET, COMMENCING ON THURSDAY NEXT SEPTEMBER 30th, AT 11) A.M. AND CONTINUED ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OVKK JL'IOOO WORTH OF GOODS, COMPRISING HIGGLE FITTINGS, BICYCLE FRAMES TYRES, PEDALS. SADDLES, CHAINS, SPOKES, AND EVERYTHING REQUIRED FOR A BICYCLE. ALL GOODS BRAND NEW AND MADE IN ENGLAND. THIS BICYCLE STOCK IS THE BEST EVER PUT ON THE MARKET IN | CHKISTCJEIURCII. ! SPORTS GOODS COMPRISE— ! 50 VICTOR THUMPER CRICKET BATS I <TKE BEST BATS MADE IN ENG- ' LAND) AND OVER 100 BATS Ol' I STANDARD MAKES. I 150 TK.V.N'IS RACQUETS, SUITABLE ! . FOR LADY AND GENTLEMAN ! PLAYERS. ALSO BOYS AND GIRLS. ALSO TENNIS NETS AND ALL OTHER TENNIS GOODS. CROQUET BALLS (THE LATEST FROM ENGLAND), PEGS, ETC. BOXING GLOVES FOP. OLD AND YOUNG. SAN DOW" S DUMBBELLS ! FOR MEN, WOMEN. YOUTHS, AND GIRLS. 1 PUNCHING BALLS, SWIMMING COS- ! TUMES, HOCKEY STICKS, FOO'C- ; BALLS (SOCCER AND RUGBY), SKATE WHEELS, CRICKET BALLS, 50 SETS OF CRICKET WICKETS. ALSO SHOW STANDS. MIRRORS, FIXTURES, WORKSHOP TOOLS AND EVERYTHING - REQUIRED FOR : THE WORKING OF AND DISPLAY- ' I ING THE GOODS IN A BICYCLE | AND'SPORTS BUSINESS. 1 DON'T FORGET DATE OF SALE— . THURSDAY NEXT, AT 10 A.M., • THURSDAY NEXT. AT 10 A.M., I AND TWO FOLLOWING DAYS. THIS IS A GENUINE REALISATION SALE AND ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD. ALL THE GOODS TO BE SUBMITTED TO AUCTION ARE BY BRITISH MAMFACTURE AND THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY". IN FACT. SEVERAL LINES ARE UNOBTAINABLE OWLNG TO WAR CONDITIONS, AND THE I-ACT THAT THE MANUFACTURERS ARE AT PRESENT ENGAGED IN FULFILLING BRITISH WAR CONTRACTS. NOTE: CLUB MEMBERS AND THE SPORTING PUBLIC SHOULD NOT MISS ATTENDING THIS GIGANTIC SALE. W. E. SIMES AND CO. AUCTIONEERS FOR THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE IN THE ABOVE ESTATE. 6008 ' McKENZIE* AND WILLIS. 1 AUCTION! AUCTION!! I AT OUR ROOMS, NEXT POST OFFICE. ° THIS DAY! THIS DAY!! THIS DAY!!! . Commencing at 1 o'clock. A GREAT Quauitiiy of CHOICE FURNII\ TURE. Roll Top Desk, and Sundries, including Oak Duche&se Cheat, Oak Bcdsido Cabinet, Sideboard*", Largo Cheet of Drawers, Dining Suite, Pictures, Vases. Ornaments, Dining Chains, Copper Kerb, Bedware, Clocks Duchese© Cheats, Marblo Top >\asht standa', Blankets, Sheets, .Quilts, Curtains, ) Table Covers, Handeom* All Brass Double - Bedstead, Brass-mounted Bedstead, Childs d Iron Cot, Drop-«ido Wood Cot, Go-cart, Push Cart Dining and Kitchen Tables, Double ' Wood Bedstead, Wire Mattresses, Kapoc - Bodding, Filing Cabinet, Writing Desk, t Siuglo and Three-quarter Beds, Linoleums, r Carpels, Hearthrugs. Axminster. Carpet, Ruuner, Singer Drop-head Machine, Singer Hand Machine, Perfection Cooking Stove, Kitchen Chairs, Sundries, etc., etc. ' : MdKENZIE nnd WILLIS, 5937 Auctioneers, 'i — McKENZEE AND WILLIS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, NEXT POST OFFICE, Il ' AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE i AGENTS, AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, r - AN IDEAL HOME. a OWNER LEAVING. OWNER LEAVING. Our instructions arc to effect an immediate i, eale, on no account will tho owner consider >. leasing. 1 ST. ALBANS. ST. ALBANS. 4 ST. ALBANS. ST. ALBANS. 5 INSPECT THIS PROPERTY. AND REALISE THE TALUH OFFERED. c i. i- EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-BUILT BUNGALOW of 5 LARGE ROOMS, high concrete foundations, wide verandah, tiled roof, i, oriel windows, leadlights, panelled reception g hall, massire tiled grates and hearths ' throughout, bungalow mantelpieces, large dining-room, bathroom, porcelain, bath, h. and c., lavatory baain, 6hower, etc., pantry, scullery, otc. The OUTBUILDINGS comprise WASHr HOUSE. COPPER, TUBS, and TAPS, STORE ROOM, GAS STOVE, MOTORSHED, FOWLHOUSES, ETC. The SECTION is VERY HIGH, LIES WELL TO * TIIE SUN, is just oil J-ACRE, and h taete'a fully laid out {n lawns, choice shrubs, flower f gardes, fruit trees, asphalt paths, etc. ; I SEARCH ST. ALBANS FOR A CHEAPER i- PROPERTY! 1- Easy termfc can bo arranged. The owner 8 is out to SELL, and will accept tho first ■> reasonable offor. T ® SITUATE NORTH-EAST ST. ALBANS. CLOSE TO TRAM AND SCHOOL. We have personally inspected this pro- - pcrty, and can recommend it with confidence. We feel aesured that the first genuine, buyer to moke an inspection will purchase. For Cards to view apply to McKENZIE and WILLIS, Sole Agents. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. CHEATEST HOUSE IN CHRISTA CHURCH. WE ASK YOU TO TEST OUR PRICES. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS from 7 p.m. to 5 f p.m. f McKENZIE AND WILLIS, I HOUSE FURNISHERS, > NEXT TO POST OFFICE. . McCOiS H. B. SORENSEN. THIS DAY (TUESDAY). SALE ELEVEN O'CLOCK. ' BEDDING PLANTS. > tT B. SORENSEN wiil Sell by Public Auction, at his yards, Lichfield street, ! a Spi«:iidid Assortment of Bedding Plants, I including assorted Geranium*. Lobelias. As- ! ters. Phlox Drummondi, Blue and Yellow ' Violas. Verbenas, arid manv other v* notice. FURTHER ENTRIES ARE INVITED. 5920 H. SORENSEN, Auctioneer. I /"SoSS'IP for Girls. Housekeeping Hints, »I VT Weekly Fashion Note*, and Reading , ! for Everybody, appear ir. the "Page fo:- j | Worsen" in Saturdiy'« Editions cf "The i | Evening >>•*■£." i