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AUCTIONS. HARRIS BROS./ ' HARRIS BEOS, QOMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHEB3, ISB HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. TIME-PAYMENT SYSTEM FOR NEW FUBNITURB. Weekly. Amount Deposit. Payment, £3 „ £1 M 1* 7d £10 M £ 2 M 8* 9d £20 „ *'4 6® id £30 £& M 8a 6d lAiga Amount* Sams Liberal Scais, T/tretrat. DISCOUNT POS GASH. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. TTATfRTR BROS. STOCK > Handsome Oikjod Stained Waluui BEXV ROOM SUITES. , SIDEBOARDS, in Oak, Kauri, aad Rimu. big variety. „ _ . BEDSTEADS, Brass-mounted, Oak as Kauri, in all sizes. Bast Kapoc MATTRESSES, with superior Linen Ticking. EXTENSION DINING TABLES, in Quaint and Turned Legs. Fine Variety WARDROBES, to toil ftSTbody. CHEVAL DUCHESSES aad WASHSTANDS, Unique Design*.' Superior OROMWELL DINING- BOOK SUITES. CHOICE SADDLEBAG mad CHESTEBFTF.T.D SUITES. SUITES IN LEATHER, VELVET, or MOROCCOLINE. DIVAN, EASY, OCCASIONAL, aad RATTAN CHAIRS. AXMXNSTER, BRUSSELS, and TAPESTRY CARPETS, Beautiful DeaieM, in ft.ll LTSKURL, ATMINSTER, aad PILE RUGS and kt.tp MATS. Nairn's X-Quality LINOLEUM, aad Williamson's D FLOORCLOTH, a Gnat j Range to ohoose from AXMINSTER. BRUSSELS, VELVET ; PILE, and TAPESTRY HALT, and 1 STAIR CARPETING. WAT.T, STANDS, HALL SETTERS, aad ; TABLES. i • BLANKETS, QUILTS, SHEETS, CURTAINS, TAKI.F. COVERS. FENDERS, BRASSES. CUTLBBY, TOILET WARE. CHAIRS, TABLES. GO-CARTS, PUSHCARTS. And Almost Any Article Required for Murinm or Cottage. AUCTION DEPARTMENT. : MESSRS HARRTS BROS.' CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, |S8 HEREFORD STREET, Ax* the • / TIyTOST POPULAR AUCTION BOOMS IN" jyjL CHRISTCHUROH. pATnga EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Yon eaa nafcs Satisfaction a Certainty by Candgaing Furniture or Sundries tothie CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. Ostaida Saka Wtem and Where Desired. SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE I SECOND-HAND FURNITURE! SECOND-HAND FURNITURE 1 SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE I SECOND-HAND FURNITURE! SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE! H/TESSRS TT * TyRTR BROS, an BUYERS M of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE in any quantity. Yoa can obtain full value Ids your Furniture if you consult TTATmTfI BROS. SPOT CASH AND TOP PREC3* Call on tM or wxft* to 258 HEREFORD STREET Telephone No: Forty. v..; H5584 R. 8. MoKENZIB AND OQ. 8. MoKENZIB AND a£ .• • ' HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS. VALUATORS. ATO GENERAL FURNISH MRS, 143 CASHEL STREET (oextTattitrsenty. \ NEW CARPETS, FURNITURE! AND ' FURNISHINGS. We-scoetill in a position to giva oTtxrcSßnJw . the very best value for their money. We still hold a largo stock of MO- > QUETTES, VELVETS, and all Furniture Coverings, consequently w e can supply 7PIECB DINING SUITES with. CHESTER- X FIELD or SEMI-CHESTERFIELD AT ALMOST PRE-WAR PRICES. Our clients are therefore getting the benefit r of our purchases made before the present j advance in pried&• CARETS. CARPETS. - | : WeJiave a very choice selection of ENG- i ■ :;1 LISH-MADE VELVET PILE AND IM- • : PERIAL AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES, IMPERIAL AXMINSTER TTAT.T. RUNNER, FURNITURE IN . . ■! CHOICE DESIGNS for DINING-ROOM, , > ■ BEDROOM, and HALL. • All our Furniture is MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Our nam® stands as a guarantee for quality and straight dealing. .One pricq to all. Comparison and inspection cordially invited. Our Showroom admitted to be the most up-to-date in tH© Dominion, and one of the beet lit by Nature's light. Only the best of Furniture will stand the test of the sun- I • i light. Any class of Furniture will pas* i muster in artificial light, WE CASH BUYERS OF SECOND- ; ' HAND FURNITURE. If you are leaving for another part of the i country* and do not wish to hold an auc- i ' tion sale, or take all your Furniture with. you just' ring TELEPHONE 8414, and our t Buyer will call and give you the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE TO-DAY for Secondhand Furniture. WE ARE BUYERS FOR J ANY QUANTITY, large or small NOTE ADDRESS: j R. S. MoKENZIE and CO„ AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 143 Csshel street. Christcbuich. McK.6278 ROYAL MAIL COACHES. GERALDINE-ORARI SERVICE, •! — LEAVE Geraldine Daily at 7.46 am., af»'xive Orari daily 8.30 a.m.;. leave Orari daily 8-50 a.m., arrive Geraldino daily 9.30 a.m.; leave Geraldine daily 9ZOjrsn. arrive j Orari daily 10.20 a.m.; leave Orat. daily ! 11.35 aJn-, arrive Geraldine daily 12.20 p.m.; leave Geraldine daily 1.30 pan., arrive Orari ! daily 2.15 p.m.; leave Orari daily 2.56 p.m.,' arrive Geraldine daily 3.40 p.m.; leave Qer- ! aldine daily 4.0 p.m., arrive Orari daily ciS p.m.: leave Orari daily 5.0 pjn., arrive Geral- I dine daily 5.45-p.m.; leave Geraldine daily I j 5.0 p.m., arrivo Orari daily 6-45 p.m.; leave I j Orari daily 6.0 p.m., arrivo Geraidine 6.45 9 p.m. Fares, Is (id .Single, 2s Gd Return. In fl connexion with the above 1 conduct a Livery m Business. Gigs and Saddle Horses, Coaches, fl etc., on Hire at reasonable rates. General I carrying and carting carried on. Samples 9 carefully handled. Agents Mew Zealand Ex- " H press Company. 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