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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. HILLTOP, LITTLE RIVER. THURSDAY NEXT, SEPT. oth, i 1920, 1.30 p.m. rr MATSON and CO., having sold the prcfl« ncrty, are now ir,3*nictod bv MR W. ■NNES to submit to PUBLTC AUCTION, i? above, tho vrole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, including: — CATTLE— SO Hrnd Mixsd Sex. Cattle, two and fcur years old i 23 Miyd S<*x Ycirlin^s 1 Pi.Tb-vrf FWhorn Bull, bred at Brcoksdal? Est.-.to HORSES— 1 First-class H*rn?Es Mare 2 Good Farm Horses IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES— * 1 Oi", 1 Drnr, 2 Sets narnrss, 1 Saddle aM Bridle 1 Sack Wheat, 1 Caflc Chuff, 3 Sheets, 200 Empty Sacks, 1 Separator, Buckets and Cburn. |. i ALSO, A QUAVTTTY OF HOUSEHOLD'' FURNITURE. ALSO— 1 4-cylindsr Overland Motor-car, 35 h.p., done about 7COO miles 2921 H. MATSON and CO. McKENZIE AND QXj. AUCTION ' AUCTION. THIS DAY THIS DAY, ' At 1 p.m. At 1 p.m. GREAT QUANTITIES OF DAMAGED SHL.ETING AND CALICO. GREAT QUANTITIES OF DAMAGED SHEETING AND CALICO. GREAT QUANTITIES OF DAMAGED SHEKTING AND CALICO.. - <f~\N account of numerous Clients. MAIN 3 U ITEMS:—PIANO, DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE, BOOKCASE and BUREAU COMBINED, Oak Morris Chair, Oil PaintinTS, Framed Mirror, Bookcase Upholstered Wicker Chair, Dining Suite, Divan. Chair, Settee, Settee Suit?, Wardrobe, Duchcsso Pairs, Overmantel, Chest Drawers, Dining Chairs, P. Stands, Cheval Duchesse, Occ. Tabic Piano Stool, Leather Couch, Baby Duchrese, Marble-top Washstands, Kitchen Dresser, Cupboard, Hall Stand, Sideboards, Mnnde, Wood Cot, . Dining Table, Lino., Kitchen Sundries. ' McKEN-ZIE and CO., .Auctioneers, Land Amenta, and House Furnishers, 143 Cashel street (Next The Bristol). R, ST. CLAIR McKENZIE, 2911 Principal and Auctioneer. * IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Including UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. THURSDAY NEXT, 9th INST., at 1 p.m. ON the Premises. DIMMETT ROAD, off ' Park road, North Brighton (take No. 10 Car to Park road), on account of MR H. GUDSELL, who is leaving Christchurch, and 1 goin*r to Chatham Islands. On view TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), Bth, between 2 pjn. and 4 p.m. and also 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. For full particulars, see Saturday Evening's Papers. McKBNIZIE and CO., Auctioneers, Land Agents, and House Furnishers, 143 Cashel street (Next The Bristol). R. ST. CLAIIJ McKENZIE, 2912 Principal and Auctioneer. I £350. • '. CITY—S Rooms, Square shape, Porcelain t Bath, Sewer connexion, h.p. water sup--3 ply, washhouse, and scullery. x McKENZIE and CO. £750. SYDENHAM:—6 Rooms, plastered and papered, gas, sewer, h.p. water, i-Aore Section. ■ McKENZIE and CO. : £630. > SPREYTJON—S Rooms, Square shape, gas, 1 sewer, h.p. water, all conveniences, 2 . minutes from tram, quite sound. McKENZIE and CO.' £2500. RICCARTON.— B Rooms, well built, of the Tery brst of timber, facing North, Doulfon bath and basin, septic tank, gas and electric light, motor shed, li Acres of land. ' McKENZIE and CO. £1100. ADBTNGTON.—6 ■ Rooms, plastered and papered. Porcelain bath, J-Acre land, motor shed, etc. McKENZIE and CO. I ~"" £1850. PAPANUI. —5 Rooms, all including electric light, h. and c. water, together 'with 74 Acres of the very beet of land. _ McKENZIE and CO. f ~ £T350. T MERTVALE—6 Rooms, Bungalow, situatj cd in tho very beat locality, plastered j and papered, bath and basin, sewer connexion, h.p. water supply, gas and eleotrio light. . I ' McKENZIE and CO., " Auctioneers, Land Agents, and House Furnishers, 8 143 CASHEL STREET (Next the Bristol). J R. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE, McKGGSI-1633 Principal i ■ » H. C. SMITH. u l ______ ■ s IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. „ HIGH-CLASS UTILITY POULTRY. 5 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th, 1 pjn. On account of MRS A. N. McNAUGHTON 1 (Nee Mies Jessie James). e /*\N the Premises known as ESSYDALE '. V-* POULTRY FARM, HORNBY, just eff » Springs road, near Mr Bryce's Trotting 1 , Stables. 5. ! *» 600 WTiite Leghorns, Black Orpingtons, and Black Minorcas ■ 80 Pair Minorcas 60 Pair Black Orpingtons 170 Pair White Leghorns • 26 Breeding Pens of tho above breeds ] 1 Pen of Runner Ducks (Bower strain) g The above a,re eep:cially bred from iruporta' cd and tested stock for heavy egg production. r 1 Jubilee Incubator, 320-egg capacity h. 1 Jubilee Incubator, 500-egjr capacity f. 1 Biding ChafTcutt<rr, c-quol new I, S Zeilandia Egg CTatea j. 4 dor. Empty Sacks. ) . Tho above birds are averaging 200 dos. eggs : per wock, and still improving. I The Auctioneer has personally 'inspected '• this poultry, and can safely say the birds are a some- of the best he has had the pleasure of r selling. They are very quiet; most of them 6 oan be picked up anywhere. They are clebn, healthy, and not a weed in the flock. Tho public know sufficient of Miss James's birds in tho Competition to make further comment > unnecessary. i, ____ THE SOLE REASON FOR SELLING IS \ ELL-HEALTH. Inspection can bo made at i any time. ■ Birds will bo purchased for abI sentees on receipt of written authority. ! H. 0. SMITH, Auctioneer, I 2913 The City Market. g I ;- ' l i LAWRIE AND DALTON. i j : —• 9 | i- J. T. Lawrie.) (Thos. Dalton. * AND SALTUK, Auctioneers, House, and Laud Agents, Hotel, Probate, and General Valuawra. L OUTSIDE SALES -CONDUCTED WHEN * A-JID WiiERE REQULRED. _ 210 XcA-1 bTxiiiLJ.', r. Nc_t Door to Opera House, t Telephone iass. 1 ' 6 rpHE CHEAPEST AUCTION ROOM IB I 1 THE CITi:. | COMPARE OUR PRICES, a OUR STUCK oi Up-tc-date Designs in . i Oak Furniture ic well worth inspection. j, I We always.keep a large assortment of New 11 ' and Second-hand FURNITURE for Private y Sale. s OUR SHOWROOMS are open till 9 s. o'clock FRIDAY Evenings. 2 Oak Bedroom Suites, Oak Sideboards, Oak Wardrobes, Hall Stands, Linoleums, Curtains, Rugs, Bedsteads, Bedding, Blankets, - etc i. LAWRIE and DALTON pay Highest Cash Price for Second-hand Furniture. 10 RINC UP and they will call and give you a Price. LAWRIE and DALTON Auctioneer*. - I_tsQ_-71_»