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"AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AiND CO. nOKSE FAIR. TO-MORROW, let NOVEMBER. We all ail be pleased to rt-ceivo Entries for this Fixture. H. MATSON and CO., 2303 Auctioneers. ; J)T7VAUCHELLE SALE. TO-MORROW, Ist NOVEMBER.' Wo shall bo pleased to rccoivo Entries for this Fixture. H. MATSON rn-d CO., 2SO-1 Auctioneers. rp A T T E R S A L L' S. SATURDAY NEXT, 2nd NOVEMBER. On .-.ccount CLIENT, 1 Br. Filly, Ayl6. all work 1 L'ay Filly, Ivm, all uork 1 I!r. Filly, <lyrs, all work (Idea! Double Lorry Horses.) Further Entries Solicited. 11. MATSON und CO., 2505 Auctioaeera. K. S. McKENZLE AND CO. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE. Of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Including UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Some CHOICE PIECES of MAHOGANY FURNITURE, POLAIt BEAR RUG, MAORI CURIOS, E.P.N.S. WARE. Also 1 DARRACQ MOTOR-CAR. ON THE PREMISES, 441 MADRAS STREET, ST. ALBANS (Just over Bealey avenue). Commencing at 11 a.m. Wo have been favoured -with instructions from MRS J. M. WARREN, who has disposed of her propsrty, to SELL by AUCTION the WHOLE of her CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. A few of tho main items includo:—WALNUT MUSIC CANTERBURY, Din. Table, Inlaid Chairs, Old Bibles (over 100 .veara old), . ORMOLU CLOCKS, All-Braes Bedsteads, Fijian Curios, Kitchen Utensile, Wheelbarrow, Hen Coops, otc., etc., etc. And at 2.30 p.m. wo will SELL the 16-20 h.p. DARRACQ MOTOR-CAR, equipped with eparo wheels, tyreo, nnd tubes, hood, windscreen, Presto light, copper cylinder exhaust, headlights, tools, etc., etc. FULL PARTICULARS appeared in YESTERDAY MORNING'S PAPERS. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL EE PROVIDED. | 1!. S. McKENZ.Ui end CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, House i'urr.isliera, 14(1 Cashel Btreet 2701 (Between Tho Bristol and Mataon'a). RS. McKENZIE AND CO., ■. AUCTIONEEKS AND ESTATE AGENTS. HOUSE FURNISHERS, ' M 3 CASHEL STREET (Hetween Tho Bristol and Matson's). TO FURNITURE BUYERS. The Keason- why we Sell so Cheap ia UECAUSE WE DEAL ONLY JOB CASH. NO CREDIT. NO TIME PAYMENTS. Therefore we are in a position to give to EVERY CUSTOMER THE BEST MATERIAL, THE BEST WORAMAN SHIP. AT LOWEST PRICES. V»'e are satisfied with a' SMALL PROFIT for a-QUICK. TURNOVER. Call and eee our Stock of OAK and OAK STAIN, which is made from well-«easoned and eelerted timber. Wo will give you a guarantee that oil our OAK FURNITURE is made fTom AMERICAN OAK of first quality. , . , If you are wanting to refurnish, we are prepared to take your old Furniture iu part payment, which then enables you to get QUAINT UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE at a low cost. CARPETS CARPETS. CARPETS. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. We have a very choice display of •ENGLISH-MADE VELVET PILE and IMPERIAL AXMINSTER GarBUYERS OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE. If you aro leaving lor another part of Jie country and do not wish to hold an aucU ? on sale, or take all your Furniture with you, just ring TELEPHONE 3414 and oJr Buver will call and give you the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE TO-DAY for Secondhand Furniture. WE BUY ANY QUANTITY. larije or small. s NOTE ADDRESS: R S. McKENZIE and CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 143 Cashel streot, Christchurch. MG4O2 i 6563 CLARIDGE AND SMITH. FARMERS' SALEYARDS. JpUBLIC AUCTION, FRIDAY, 11 a.m. Account MEECHAN BROS., Sandy Knolls, Gel., syrs, broken to shafts and chains, any trial, very activc, rare sort; Gel., 4yis,broken to chains only; both straight out of work; Light Spring Dray RICHARDSON and STOKES, Gel., aged, all work, any trial; been working in coal cart J. ROGAL, Marshlands, Jersey Cow, now due 3rd calf, o v o of tho best; Heifer, just calved, with Calf at foot; both quiet and sound CLIENT, 13 Caaee Kerosene, Cherry Netting, Vyce, Spades, Forks, Hoes, Tools, Paints, etc., unreserved Account WAREHOUSE, 80 Rolls Cherry Netting, -1 Coils Sheep Netting, 3 Separators (guaranteed), also Fowl Netting and Line Sundries of aJI descriptions WAIKARI CLIENT, 2 Rubber-tyred Gigs, . Short and Longshafter, both splendid condition PRODUCE—4OO backs Oatsiieaf Chaff (medium to good quality), 29 Suexs Good i'eed Oats, G Fair, 18 Clean Broken Wheat, 6 Sacks Wheat, Pig FccJ, Pig Potatoes, and Seed of various sorts. FURNITURE—TabIes, Office Destfs, Pigeon Holes, Trunks, Beds, CotS, Jam Jars and Screw-top Bottles, a Mangles, Overmantel, Fowlhouse (iron roof 10 x. bj, b0 Sheets S.H. Iron, 1 Truck Pinus Timber, Boards, etc., P. and D.D. F. Plough, Farm Dray and Frame (splendid condition), COO gal. Galv. 1 Tank, Singlo Harrow (heavy), Set 3-i. Har- I rows, Pair Farm Dray Wheels and Axle, Maize-planting Machine, GO Sheets lion, P. ! and D. S.F. Plough, Cypher's Incubator, Cycle i Hatcher, C L. Mowers, Atlas Range on legs, i Von Coslin Incubator, Loather Trunks, Book- 1 shut Garden Plough, W. Barrow, Grind- 1 etono, 2 Churns and Pans, Garden and Car- 1 penters' Tools, Water Trough, Kerosene Stove, 1 (ias Heater, 2-leaf Lever Harrows, New Po- ( tato Moulder and Grubber, Jj. and G. Cycles. 1 l ,l urther list Friday's papers. c CLARIDGE and SMITH. { HARRY SMITH, j 2792 Auctioneer. a FARMERS' SALEYARDS. : Auctioneers' and Produco Merchants. WANTED —Cows, Piga, Farm Implements, Spring Drays, Harness, all classes of your Surplus • Goods, to supply the daily demand in these yards. Make Friday your day from tho' country, and visit this popular Business House. Tho only mixed market in Canterbury. Send for . Crates for your Poultry. Highest Prices and Cash. Owing to pressure of business, w© have now Two Auctioneers, and your 1 Clearing Sales will receive our personal attention. Comnrssion on' Clcarig clearing sales 5 per cent.— CLARIDGE and SMITH, C 2563-2629 Auctioneers. 'J \ POSTAGE OF NEWSPAPERS TO ] NEUTRAL COUNTRIES AND U.SJL. 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