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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17629, 5 December 1922, Page 14

AUCTIONS. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. THIS DAY I THIS DAY! Commencing at 1 o'clock. AT OUR ROOMS NEXT POST OFFICE, CATHEDRAL SQUAWK. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE. OPLENDID UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, O BY IiAAKE, SINGER SEWING MACHINE, DINING SUITES, SIDEBOARDS. CHESTERFIELD COUCHES, GRAMOP HONE AND RECORDS. LINOLEUMS, CARPETS, STAINLESS CUTLERY ETC. The numerous lots iacludo: Droplieadj Sewing Machine, Sideboards, Dining Suites, Wardrobes, Book-case, Pictures, Crockery, Glassware, Duehcaso Chests, Box Ottoman, Chesterfield Couches, in Moquette and Shadow Tissue, Conner Kerbs, Toilet \\ are, Gramophone and Records, Clocks, Oak Extension Table, HallsUind, Mahogany Dining Suite., Single and Dcunlo "Wood Bedsteads, Doublo Brass Mounted Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Kapoc Bedding, Cheval Duchesse, Dining Tab 1 ? s, Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Chairs, Kitchen Dresser, Wicker Chairs, Wire Conch, Cheat of Drawers, Violin, Gateleg Tabl?, Child's Push Chair, Chellouier, Piano Stool, Linoleums, Carpets. Hearthrugs, Child's Cot, Tailor's ELciric Iron, Lawnmower, Pair c: Stops, Water Civs, Garden Hose, Garden Tools, Blankets, Cushions, Lisliuri and Tapestry Table Covers, Towsls, Sheets, Boots, ..Shoes, Man's Bicycle, Leather Poitmanteau. AND AT 1.30 P.M.: ON ACCOUNT OP AN AUCKLAND MANUFACTURER'S AGENT— IfIO Dozen Firth's Stainless Table and Dessert Knive9. 8 Gross Superior Nickel Teaspoons. 15 Dozen Cooper Bros.' Bread Saws. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, 4445 Auctioneers. TO-MORROW I TO-MORROW! Commencing at 1 o'clock. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, JEWELLERY, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONO) AND GEM RINGS, Etc. AT OUB, ROOMS, NEXT POST OFFICE, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. ON ACCOUNT of MR J. G. BARKER, Licensed: Pawnbroker: A GREAT COLLLECTION OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, including— Jewellery of every Description, Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold and .Silver Watches, Chains, Diamond and G'."m Bangles, Brooches, Gold Chains, Pendants, Field Glasses, Winchester Repeating Rifle, etc. McKENZIE AND Wj.LLiS, 4446 Auctioneers. THE PICK OF JIERIVALEJ. S-ROOMED RESIDENCE and J-ACRE sjicaiuN. J?-MK A—MODERN HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS, plastered and. pa t er.d, hot and coid system, gsu and elecuic light, main sewer, return verandah; 4-A-cRE SECTION, laid out and planted, MulUli SHED. McKENZIE bjkl WILLIS. RICCARTON BUNGALOW. ' _o~t i C)A —T'HIS IS CHEAP, situated in A/lli/U the best part of Riocarton, 4 very large rooms and jiitcihenette, PUitCELa.IN BATH, electric iight, 2 sun porches, plenty of cupboards built in. The section, with a/bout £K>it frontage, is well fenced a»l laid out. A PROPERTY WELL WORTH INSPECTION. McKENZIE and WILLIS. NORTH RICHMOND. ~ Krj < DEPOSIT'. Exceptionally well JJLOV built TILED ROOF BUNGALOW, i rooms and large kitchenette, fitted with all tho latest conveniences, wide panelled hall and brealcfast room, PORCELAIN BATH, eto. Nioely laid out section, u>ivieta paths. MOTOR GARAGE. PRICE: JElliO. NOTE THE TERMS. McKENZIE and JVILLIS. A REMARKABLY CHEAP PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE BEST PART OF LINWOOD. £il t^i 3 up-to-date House of 9 low rooms, plastered ' and papered, newly painted', hot and cold/ servioe, bath %nd basin, main sewer, glassed-in sun jporch. Houee faces North and is situated on a firstcla&a section, 20ft above the road This 1 ifl the cheapest property offered for some time. McKENZIE and WILLIS. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE" AGENTS. CHEAP HOLDING OF £7 ACRES. ONL¥ ABOUT Si MILES FROM THE SQUARE. THE PRICE IS RIGHT, and you cay have very EASY TERMS. Situated close to PAPANUI, 87 acnes of first-class land, will grow anything. Crops comprise about 18 acres in oats, 5 acres in peas, and balance in grass and clover. Splendid house. 6 rooms, all conveniences, and a large number of outbuildings, including loose-boxes, stables, granery, implement sheds, all of which are in fir3t-class order. The owner l* prepared to accept the FIRST REASON ABLE OFFER and will give VERY EA_ TERMS. FULL PARTICULARS FROM McKENZIE and WILLIS.

LINCOLN ROAD. THIS IS A BARGAIN. £IOBO. OWNER LEAVING FOR AUSTRALIA. Exceptionally well built Square Houee, 6 rooms, plastered and papered, large verandah, oriel windows, wardrobes, electrio light and pump. MOTOR GARAGE. Full 1-acre of land, 66ft frontagie, beautiful garden, splendid situation. Further particulars from MoKENZIE and WILLIS. BEALEY AVENUE (JUST OVER). r»1 a Kfi— greatly reduced price. EASY WALKING DISTANCE FROM THE SQUARE, very attractive and well built BUNGALOW, 6 rooms and kitchenette, tiled bathroom, porcelain bath, electric light, wide hall. Full J-acre corner section, gets all the sun and is well planted. The owner is leaving lor Duncdin, and is rijht out to sell. Almost immediate possession. McKENZIE and WILLIS. ST. ALBANS BUNGALOW. A PERFECT LITTLE HOME, well built, good situation, 4 rooms, and well appointed kitchenette, oak panelled hall, PORCELAIN BATH, electric light ; built in wardrobes, sun portico. Good section, wide frontage, concrete paths and nicely laid out. The owner has placed the low price of £IO9O on it to ensuna a quick sale. A CHEAP LITTLE HOME. McKETTZIE an 3 WILLIS, TTtTE HAVE THE FOLI7dWING~SEa W TIONS FOR SALE:— J-acrre Cnlanted), JUST OFF PAPANTJT ROAD, £250. PAPANUI ROAD —}-acTe in garden and orchard; 'BO perches; St. Andrew's square, £215. WROXTON TERRACE—SO perches ("about) £285 AND ALSO MANY OTHRRS McKENZIE and WILLIS M0E&847'<93 On.thedra.l square. JJOOKHTT'S MOTORS. ROYAL MATT, SPECIAL SERVICE. Christchurch to Hanmer—Cars leove Daily United Service Hotel and Tourist Office' Christchurch, at 9 a.m. ' CULVERDEN-HANMER SPRINGS Daily Service, connecting with up and down trains. CULVERDEN-WAIAU SERVICE. Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays. ' Culverden dep. on arrival of Chnstchuroh Car and Train. Booking: Tourist o£sce, Thoe. Cook and Son- Garage, Amuri (Motors, Durham street. 'Phone 1772. /"CYCLISTS—Try Clincher Cycle Tyres for year oycle. You will get better wear and easy riding. All Cycle Dealers stock tlwm. H 6631-9205