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AUCTIONS. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. j E. ' THIS DAY. THIS' DAY, i Commencing at 1 o'clock. ; AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE OAK. FIT j 2* ITU HE, CONTEXTS OF FOU. ROOMED BUXGALOW, OAK DEO ! HiLAD SIXGER SEWlki MACHIN | (Latest Model). ing , AX account of MR E. S. HARDWICI who is leaving for England on the pr rot ; mis.?s, -17 NORTH AVON ROAD. ST. AJ j BANS (tako No. 2 Car to corner Barbados ; street and Bea!ey avenue). ! The vrcole of Ju3 NEARLY NEW AN I CHOICE OAK FURNITURE AND HOUSI 3. HOLD EFFECIS, including-;—YER — ! HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD CHE; ■ TERFIELD AXID TWO DIYAN EAS I CHAIRS, in BROWN MOOUETTE 4 O V ! HIGH-BACK DIXI.vG CHAIRS, OA Y j OVAL EXTENSION DINING TABLE. Oa , Coal Vase, Framed Mirror, STAG'S HE AI I Picture. Crockery, Glassware, Vases, Orm j !n-r.t. VERY HANDSOME OAK BEI j ROOM SUITE, comprising Ock Ward rob. I Oak Chest, Or.k Double Beds tea ; ar.d "Wire Mrttre=s, and Oak Bedside Cab ■'(E, ! not., Kapoc B-'-dding, 2 Rattan Chpirs, Li: •in kurl, and Axmi-ster Hearth Rugs, Curtains •oin- Ro:Is, Cushion Covers. Lisburl* SliV Matf ■IC , Hall Ptar.d, Doubles Brass-mounted Bedstea nnd Wir-3 Mattress, Single Wood Bedstea : and Wire Mattress, Kapoc Beddin; j Duchesse Chest, Marble-top Washstanc i Draught Screen, Kitchen T. n .b!e, 5 Austria, j Chairs, Latest. CO Singer Dronbead Sewin j Mrchirr?, Table Cover, Cutlery. Kitchen Sur j dries, Adjustable Child's High Chair (3 rosi i tions), Gas Rin-r. Pre?. Pan, Mincer, Flou i s ! Bin, Book Shelf, Fluids, Fire Guard ?h- j Wringer, Brooms, Coir Mat, Larra Mower tie, j g Plunket Nursing Cots, Garden Tools, Wir di- ■ Netting, ctc. V McKENZIE and WILLIS, ! G126 . Auctioneers. n '| i THIS IS A GOOD PROPERTY. to SITUATED RADLFiT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. PQ"A WILL purchase a Good, Sound eS'OtJLJ Six-roomed Dwelling in ,fir3t clasj condition. Plastered and papered, llf stud, hot and cold service, tilod grates anc hearth?, gas and cas cooker. j Splendid i-acre Eection with C6ft frontage nicely laid out, asphalt paths, email glass house and shed. We consider this . a very- cheap property Cards to view from McKENZIE and WILLIS. SUNNY HEATHCOTE VALLEY. _ 6-ROOHED HOUSE WITH £-ACRE OF — LAND. £1 000 —a Splendid Property "" wlUvu There are 6 large rooms, buill E. about 8 years, with every possible oonveni encc, including sewer connexion, electric light, hot ajid cold service. Section comprises J-acre of first-class land, beautifully laid- out, fruit trees, etc. This is a beautifully pituated propertv, S, gets all the sun. THE PRICE IS RIGHT. Government mortgage. Further particulars from the Agents, McKENZIE and WILLIS. MERIVALE- SPECIAL." ;al a —— MODERN 2-STOREY BUNGALOW. g, 1; 4? O7 Kfl— SOLIDLY BUILT, VERY ATTRACTIVE 2-STOREY BUNGALOW of G rooms, elate roof, built *■» about two .years, latest conveniences «• and fittings, largo sun balcony, ward. ®i robes built iti. Splendid section, beautifully laid out, motor garage. Westerly aspect. This is undoubtedly the best propsition offering in Christchurch to-day. ax Cards to view from the agents McKENZIE and WILLIS. DON'T MISS THIS. £ CHRISTCHURCH PROMINENT POULa> TRY EXPERT RETIRING. NEW BUNGALOW, li ACRES, STOCK 2 AND PLANT, AS A GOING CONCERN. i- "DARTICULARS as follows:—Modern BUN'b J- GALOW of S large rooms, built 8 t- years, panelled hall, DOULTON BATH, J, electric light, wardrobes built in, plats glass *, windows, 2 verandahs, ©very part in firstit class condition. OUTBUILDINGS—First class accommodation for about 1200 fowls. All houses facing 5, nortih, sparrow proof netting, Btoreroom, :s feedhouse," and several small buildings, ff LIVE AND DEAD STOCK—About 403 a hens, 300 of which are worth 20s each, 50 •- cockerels, and about 150 ducks, 70 sacks of i, wheat, electric pump and grind mill driven by power. The business is being sold owin,' to special circumstances, and the buyer has the benefit of the vendor's 20 years' experience. FRICE FOR THE WHOLE IS £2150 AND EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. This is an opportunity which seldom com©9 your way, and we advise you to get busy and call for further particulars. Bona fide buyers only. McKENZIE and WILLIS. ST. ALBANS BARGAIN. Y?1 AKA—THIS is THE CHEAPEST 1 3*J.UDU BUNGALOW IN THIS i FAVOURED LOCALITY. There are gix, rooms with every possible conveni- | ence, including electrio light, plas- | tercd and nicely papered. Splendid : corner section, nicely laid out, north J i and westerly aspect, and situated 1 within 3 minutes' walk from two s trams. PRICE REDUCED FROM £1150 for a quick sale. For further information > and cards to view from the Agents, McKENZIE and WILLIS. >PAP A N U L CLOSE TO TRAM AND SCHOOL. ACRES, AND NEW UP-TO-DAIS BUNGALOW. i?9KAA—THIS PROPERTY WILL ?- ; i X/AOVU PEAL TO YOU: Heavilybuilt BUNGALOW of five rooms, with every possible convenience, tiled slap grate, electrio light, wardrobes built in, T-ni-ton bath, panelled hall and ditv ing-room, glassed-in sun porch. LAND comprises 6i acres of the best land in Papanui, with frontage to two streets; northerly aspect, and situated within few minutes of tram and school. We o*n thoroughly recommend thi« to anyone wanting a block ef land with an UP-TO-DATE home close to the City. Further particulars from the Agents, ■ JJJB McKENZIE and WiliLIS. H. G. LIVINGSTONE AND CO. SELECTED FARMS. SPLENDID VALUE. 7 MILES FROM CHRISTCHURCH. . OCQ ACRES AT £70 PER ACRE. In the. "OO best Farm District in Canterbury. , A eplendid property with a big future. 11* ; ' paddocks, 120 acres wheat, 30 acres oats, 20 j acres oats and grass, 5 acres luoerne, 40 acres potatoes, 28 acres for peas, the balance j good grass. ! BUILDINGS—Good House 10 rooms, also , Houee 5 rooms, all conveniences. Large stable, splendid granary, implement sheds, i yards, dip, etc. Handy to rail and schooL This property is well worth inspection. j ( ACRES AT £28 PER ACRE. j A SPLENDID FARM, well fenced and : ( watered, good rich loamy soil, 10 paddocks, j ] 26 acres wheat, 17 acres oats, 25 acres under i plough, 5 acres swedes, balance young grass. ] All in good heart for wheat. Fences and gates all in good order. House, granary, 8- t stall stable, carpenter's shop, cowbails, etc., f all in good order. Four miles from railway etation. The owner is retiring, and will give £ good terms. I EXCHANGE FOR, HOUSE. OQQ ACRES, half cultivated, balance tu»sock; 6-roomed House, 4-stall stable, sheds, etc. Price £9 10s per acre. This farm is situated about five miles from the railway station, and the owner is leaving to reside in c Christchurch. r a ACRES AT £100 PER ACRE. I FEW MILES FROM SQUARE. HEAVY AGRICULTURAL LAND, 6 pad- j docks, 15 acrce young grass, balance ready for crop. Water-race through property. GOOD *= BUILDINGS. House 6 rooms, all conveni- I ences, . stable, cowshed, dairy, eta, etc. I TERMS ABOUT £1000 DOWN. | | DAIRY FARM. 1 OO ACRES, 6 MTT.KB FROM CHBISTV CHURCH; 15 acres barley oats, SO acres sown down red clover, b&l&noe new gias«. FARM IN GOOD HEiART, well watered and fenced. Good House, 7 rooms, e.L, and up to date, all necessary sheds. Near rail and echool. PRICE AND TERMS ON APPLICATION. P al H. G. UVEvGSTONE and CO, h Farm. SalOTirwn, F 1*5005-6333 133 HjenefoEd street. S