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N.Z. FAHMEUS* CO-OP. ASSOCIA- 4 TION, LIMITED. ft PRELIMINARY NOTICE* j | CLEARING SALE AT DUNSA2TDBU j THURSDAY, 10th JUNE, IS2O. | I THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD., htit. i ingr cold MESSRS PERRYMAN BROS.* 1 "?arm, have received instructions to hold * CLEARING SALE, at Dunsandel, on i THURSDAY. 10th JUNE, 1920, Of the WHOLE of their LIVE and DEAD STOCK. Fall particulars in later iaeua. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD.. "?,K :1532 Auctioneer. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. DON'T MISS THIS! 5 ROOMS, WITH ALL CONVENIENCES, FOR iiOJ. ! RIGHT IN THE CITY. £^nn~ TnIS . IS A SPLENDID opportir.'.;';v to recurs a home right in the City. There arw 5 rooms, ni.'c:v papered, hot and cold service, gas throughout, eewer connexion, food section, wide frontage, and northerly aspect. The owner is leaving Chriatchtir;h, nrd is out to sell. McKENZIE and WILLIS. ST. ALBANS" BUNGALOW. URGENT SALE REQUIRED. -P 1 n7A- SPL E>>*mr> S-ROOMED BUNI\/ GALOW, heavily constructed, with every prs iblo coaven'.cneo, tiled roof, very handy-sized wc'ion, niooly laid out, ond situated pn tho cajr line. Cards to view from tho SOLE AGENTS. McKENZIE and WILLIS. A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY. ST. ALBANS. SUPERIOR RESIDENCE. G ROOMS, AND NEARLY J-ACRE. r?OKfkn—THIS IS UNDOUBTEDLYotmi 3*£tO\J\J of the best buiit houses in. Christchurch. There are 6 • LARGE ROOMS, plastered ond papered, lift 6in stud, wardrobes and plenty of cupboards built in, wido entrance hall, specially panelled, clectrio all through, including washhouse and lavatory: MOTOR SHED. etc. Splendid corner section, com- i prising nearly J-acre, nicely laid out, concrete paths ana drivt>. This te ore of the best propositions we have ever handled. The position is of tho best, on* minute from twoponcy car, and the owner is out to sell. Cards to view to bona fide buyers only. SOLE AGENTS, McKENZIE and WILLIS. : SPREYDON PROPOSITION. 6 LARGE ROOMS, AND OVER J-ACBE OF LAND. LARGE ACCOMMODATION FOE POULTRY. -i? 11 Art — SPLENDID SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, plastered and part paperol, al! conveniences, in splendid condition. First-class fowlhouses, will accommodate about 3)0 fowls. Over J-acra of good land, beautifully laid out, asphalt paths, nice 6unny section. McKENZIE and WILLIS. UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW. THIS IS WORTH INSPECTION. I i? 11 KH—UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW, of ! 3wXJ-Ovf 5 good rooms, wiih every P 0 sible convenience, including, electric li-ht. Large section,' about g-acre, nicely laid out, concrete pnths, etc. • This property is situated in tho boat part of St. Albans, and at lh® pries will not remain Jo off oo A the marJco't. ' —- SOLE AGENTS,

! McKENZIE .and WILLIS. _ SPLENDID SPREYDON PROPOSITION. S Largo rooms, with J-acre and Large Frontage. i? 1 nnn-THIS IS A FIRST-CLASS 3t»±UUU HOUSE, of S large rooms, plastered and papered, and all conveniences Full J-acre of land, largo room to build another house; beautifully laid out, concrete paths, croquet lawn, etc. We consider this a cheap pro* perty. McKENZIE and WILLIS. TWO-STOT?EY"CITY BUNGALOW. J?OAKA-THE VERT LATEST IN 23bZUOU STORF.Y BUNGALOWS, 6 largo rooms and balcony, with every possible convenience, including sewer, gas and elsctrio light. The rooms are splendidly arranged,- built-in . wardrobes, with mirrors, DOULTON bath, etc. . . Section is jnst the right mrtt for the City, northerly aspect, and situated within 6 minutes walk from the Square. We will be pleased to enow yon ov*r ihi** nroT>e r tv. ul9 McKENZIE and WILLIS. LAWItIE~~AND DALTON. t T Lawrie) (Thoa. Dalton. j. T. AND DALTON Auctioneers, House, and Land Agenta. Hotel, Probate, and General \ aluators. OUTSIDE SALES CONDUCTED WHEN ° AND W'UERE REQUIRED. 210 TUAiI fc-'iKEEI, Next Door to Opera Houae. Telephone 1965. THE CHEAPEST AUCTION EOOil IN THE CITY. .COMPARE OUR PRICES. OUR STOCK of Up-to-date Designs ia Oak Furniture ia well worth inspection. We always keep a large aanortment of New and Second-hand FURNITURE for Private SHOWROOMS are open till 9 o'clock FRIDAY EveAiiigs. ! Oak Bedroom Suites. Oak Sideboards, Oak ! WurtLrobos, Hall £>Unda Linoleums, CurJ tains, Ituga, licdaVeutLe, Bedding, Blankets, I ®tc« ! LAWRIE and DALTON pay Highest : Cwli Price for Second-hand Furniture. KING UP and they will call and give you. I a Price. j LAWRIE and DALTON, Auctioneer*, ! L 4502-7187 McKENZIE AND CO. McKENZIE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, AND HOUSE FURNISHERS. 143 CASHEL STREET, (Between The Bristol and Matson'a). TO THOSE . | FURNISHING A HOME. W ! E claim that you can save money by Furnishing from us. ! A VISIT TO OUR SHOWROOMS ! will convince any on thi3 point. Only the ] latest up-to-date stocked, and xn&d6 at our own Factory. i DINING-ROOM SUITES, i EASY CIIAIR3, CHESTERFIELD COUCHES, • All upholstered by our o.vn tradermet, 1 thereforo you the finished article guaran- ' teed. Moreover, we have our own rtock of MOQUETTE, VELVET, and SHADOW TISSUE to from, so that you buy M it were WHOLESALE and not through » third par.y. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. ' COMPARE OUR WORKMANSHIP AND i PRICES WITH THOSE F.LSE- ! WHERE BEFORE BUYING. NOTE OUR ADT'RESS— McKEVZIE and CO., '' Auctioneers, Land Agents and Houto j Furnishers, I 143 Cashel street (Between The B is'.ol and Mataon'o). j E. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE I Mc 6530-619 Principal.