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AUCTIONS. McKENZIE A>'D WILLIS. lIS DAY I THIS DAYI -*- COMMENCING AT 1 OXJiOCK, AT OUR ROOMS NEXT POST OFFICE, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE AND PRACTICALLY NEW OAK DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. OAK ROLL-TOP DESK, SPLENDID LOT OF OAK FRAMED PICTURES, OAK GRAMOPHONE AND RECORDS, CHESTERFIELD COUCH UPHOLSTERED IN M.OQUETTE, HOTTENTOT GAS COOK ER, GARDEN TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD LINEN, ETC. On account of MR A. E. HUNTER, 14 Maimer street, City, who is leaving- Christchureh, THE WHOLE OF HIS CHOICE HOUSEI HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, re- , moved *o our rooms for the convenience c i sale. The numerous lots include: Chesterfield Couch in Moquette, Handsome Oval Mirror, Onk Bedroom Su'te, comprising, iatest design Ri-ilox Ova! Miiror Choval, over-size Onk Wardrobe, Massive DoubleOde Bedstead, Double Ideal Wire Mattress, I Osk Bedside Ca.binet to match, Oak Sideboard, 4 hitrh-buck Oak Dining Chairs, Oak Extension "Dining Table, 2 Oak Morns Chairs, Oak Settee Couch, Soagrass Chairs, Oak Framed Pictures, Tea-set, Crockery, Glassware, Duchrssc Chests, Wardrobes, single and double Rimu Bedsteads, Kapoc Bedding-, single Wire Stretchers, single Institution Bedsteads, Carpets, Linoleums, Hearthrugs, Child's Dropsice Wood Cot, Push-chair, Steps, Lnwnmovrer, Garden Tools, Stand Mangle, Household Linen, Sundries, etc. AND' AT 0 P.M., On account of "WHOM IT MAY CONCERN" 1 PIANO BY STEINBERG (containing borer). , TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 5268 Auctioneers. EASY TIME PAYMENTS McKENZIE AND WILTIS'S. ■» 'cKENZIE and WILLIS will sell yoi - any quantity of Furniture and Fui nißhing3 that you like, whether it be onl; £lO worth or dEiIOC or mere, on Easy Tim Payments, as follows: £lO Worth— £2 Deposit, 3s 6d Weekly. £3O Worth— £6 Deposit. <Js 6d Weekly. £SO Worth—£lo Deposit, 10s Weekly. "100 Worth—£2o Deposit, 31s Weekly 200 Worth—£lo Depjsit, 31s Weekly. MoKENZIE and WILLIS, The Big fchop Next the Post Office, Cathedral square. £35 DEPOSIT. £35 DEPOSIT. AND EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS FOR BALANCE. E.ROOMED CITY a Property, plastered *J throughout and artistically papered. Good bathroom. The place has just been done up. Good high section and asphalt patho. The "give-away" price is ONLY £750. McKENZIE and WILLIS. 2 FENDALTON BARGAINS. PROPERTIES ARE HARD TO GET IN THIS FAVOURITE LOCALITY. NO. 1 IS A SPLENDIDLY-BUILT RESIDENCE of 6 good rooms, plastered and papered, PORCELAIN BATH, electric light and gas, built-in wardrobes. The house it in good order, and replete with every possible Splendid Section, BOft frontage. PRICE ONLY £lOls, and wo can accept £l5O DEPOSIT,- and easy payments for the balance. DON'T MISS INSPECTING THIS PROPERTY. McKENZIE and "VTILLXS. NO. 2'IS A MODERN BUNGALOW with a BEAUTIFUL GARDEN. There are 5 largo rooms, in first-class condition, panelled hall and living-ropm, electrio light and gas, splendid fireplaces. You will liko the full Jacre Corner Section, also a beautiful ga/rden. Thiß property is situated in the very beat part of Fondaltcn. MoKENZIE and WILLIS. WITHIN EASY WALKING DISTANCE FROM THE SQUARE. C*QQ(\— SITUATED ©lose to KEALEY dt>yi/V/AVENUE, splendidly built house of E Tooms plastered and papered, electrio light, ga«, MAIN SEWER. Largo verandah. 1-aore section with 6G feet frontagt.. There ia a LARGE SOLDIER'S MORTGAGE, and the owner is propared to accept £IOO DEPOSIT. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. McKENZIE and WILLIS. KORTH RICHMOND. r»IAA DEPOSIT—YES, AND EASY X'IUU TERMS FOR THE BALANCE. I 5-Roomed BUNGALOW, replete with every I _.„: I- ,~>™»„ce. SIDEBOARD AND Good section, well laid out. YOU W ! LIKE THIS PLACE. PRICE, £IOSO. i McK.7134-172 MoKENZIE and WILLIS. OLARIDGE SALEYARDS, LTD. CLARIDGES. ' CLARIDGES. CLARIDGES, CLARIDGES. CLARIDGES. CLARIDGES. THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS. The Great Distributing Centre. frrrE ARE PREPARED TO HOLD I AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES FURNITURE. LIVE STOCK. POULTRY. FURNITURE. LIVE STOCK. POULTRY. Any Time. Any Place. 'Phone 2164. F. P. CLARIDGE and CO. C 8371-6039 k . OTICB ia Hereby Given that e. Gent.' N Bicycle. No. 4724, aeized by mo und« , I warrant of distress, will be sold by auotio Thursday, July 12th, 1823. B. J. ROWE. COBB AND CO.'s TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. T EA.VE ARTHUR'B PASS on arrival a Christchurch at 8.80 a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday, carrying passengers and thoir luggage only. For Hokitika, Westport Reefton, and Grey mouth, arriving Greymouth same night Through Rail and Coach Tickets coin be obtained at Railway Booking Office, Curiafc. church, or Cook and Sons' Offioe, tEe New Zealand Government Tourist Department; also tickets for each journey, from W. Campbell 291 St. Asaph street, Christchurch. Smglo Coach Fare 10s. H. CASSIDY and CO., LTD., gjO Proprietor.