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AUCTIONS. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. AUCTION 1 AUCTION! THIS DAY! THIS D4Y! COMMENCING AT ONE O'CLOCK AT OUIi « 0 0^ r JPT POST OFt'ICE. CAIHhfIBAL SQUARE. AUCTION SALE OF Furniture and effects Being the Contents of a WELL-FUKNiSHED SUBURBAN HOME. The Consignment Comprises in the Main U'KM.HT PIANO DKOPHEAD SIMtEK bEWING MACHINE CHESTERFIELD SUITE IN MOQUETTE, 3 PCE SE\grass settee suite, chesterfield IX MOQUETTE, OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLE, FINE OAK BEDIt iOM SUITE WITH OVAL muiiOßS OAK-FRaMED MIRROR, MUSIC OK RECORD CABINET The numerous lots include Mission Settee, 3-pce. Dming-room Suite in Moquette, \\ n'e Couch and Cushions, White Bathroom Cabinet, Full Bedroom Suite in Light R ; mu, Buffet Sideboard, Full Bedroom Suite in Dark Rimu, Baby Duchesse Chest, Oak High-back Dining Chairs, Hall Table, Office Chair, DoI 'b Pram, Settee in Velvet, Upholstered Wicker Chair, Letter Press, Office Table, Pedestal Cupboard, Hall-stand, Duchesse Chests, Chest of Drawers, Palm-stands, Kitchen Chairs, Extension Dining Table, Kitchen Tables, Gas Stove, Electric Stove, Electric Radiator, Stretchers, Gateleg Table, Double Wood and Iron Bedsteads and Wire Mattresses, Single Bedsteads and Wire Mattresses, lot ICapoc Bedding, fine lot of Linoleum, Linoleum Squares, Oak Framed Pictures, Wood Cot, Ornaments, Curtains, Sheets, Rugs, Axminster Carpets. Shop Mirrors, Lawnmower and Catcher, Sundries, etc. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 5019 Auctioneers. ENDING SHORTLY ENDING SHORTLY ENDING SHORTLY ENDING SHORTLY McKenzie and Willis's GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT REMOVAL SALE REMOVAL SALE REMOVAL SALE REMOVAL SALE REMOVAL SALE REMOVAL SALE THIS Great Sale of McKENZIE and WILLIS'S is attracting thousands of thrifty shoppers, but time is fleeting, and only a few days remain to secure the great bargains. Esywurk Linoleum Varnish— Large Tins —Usual Price 4s 6d; Sale Price 2s Gd. Small Tins —Usual Price 2s 6d; Sale Price Is 6d. Only 4ft 6in MAHOGANY STAINED BEDSTEAD — Usual Price £5 10s. Sale Price £4. 6ft by 4ft 6in TWISTED GRASS MATSUsual Price 12s 6d. Sale Price 9s 6d. Sis 4ft 6in Slightly Soiled KAPOC MATTRESSES— Usual Price 555. Sale Price 30s. 1 Only 4ft 6in FLOCK MATTRESS, bordered with roll edge— Usual Price 42s 6d. Sale Price 355. 1 Only 4ft Cin KOZIDOWN MATTRESS — Usual Price 59s 6d. Sale Price 475-6 d. UNIVERSAL WRINGER, with wood frame, rubber rollers— Usual Price 42s 6d. Sale Price 32s 6d. 1 Only ANTIQUE KERB, slightly damaged— Usual Price 28s 6d. Sale Price 17s 6d. COAL BOX, Antique Finish, with lining, shop-soiled— Usual Price £2 15s. Sale Price £2 2s 6d. COAL CABINET, Antique Finish, with lining— Usual Price £3 2s 6d. Sale Price £2 7s 6d. Easy Time Payments Duying the Sale if Necessary. McKENZIE and WILLIS, The Big Shop next to the Post Office,. Cathedral square. M 7694 H. C. SMITH. H. C. SMITH. /"VHOKA District —tor Sale or Exchange, V/ 70 acres Dairying and Cropping Farm, well fenced and watered, subdivided tnto convenient-sized paddocks. House 4 rooms, with everything up to date. Good range outbuildings Prics £46 pei acre as a going concern, including 14 cows, all farm implements, tools and sundries. Owner consider Town Property in Exchange H C SMITH. RIRWEE (FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE). ACKES. partly in crop. Good mixed OUO farm, well subdivided and watered Up-to-date House and outbuildings, close to scnool, stores, and station. Price only £lB per acre. Owner would consider Small Property in Exchange. H. C. SMITH OPRINGSTON DISTRICT. £ls PER C? ACRE. 140 acres, good mixed farm; 100 acres all ready ploughed, 50 acres going in- wheat, 50 acres going in o«ts. Balance good grsss. Well subdivided and watered. House 6 rooms, with conveniences, stables, cow-sheds, granary, implements, and other sheds. Close to school, station, and stores. A real tip-top farm. Price reduced to £ls per acre, with, say, £350 down H. C. SMITH. Auctioneer. Land and Estate Agent, The City Market, 650 Colombo etreet. 'Phone 4497. 39362 HOTELS. CROWN HOTEL, TEMUKA. QYD. COOPER intimates that he has taken over the Crown Hotel, Ternuka and hopea to maintain the high reputation which this Hotel has held during Mr E. O. Shaw'g proprietorship. The best brands of Spirits will be kept in stock, and no effort will be spared to retain the Bar Custom The Table will continue to be a feature of this house, and patrons may rely on every satisfaction. Special attention will be paid to Tourists especially Anglers, who may rely on every attention the Cuisine being a feature. 4653 THE PROPRIETOR OF ST. G [, M O (which is how closed) deeires to THANK past Patrons for their support and recommends them, when visiting Christchuich. to stay at HOTEL STONEHURST, 241 Gloucester street (Latimer square) where they will receive every comfort and attention 59279 to stay in hanwir. 1260 FT ABOVE THE CITY SHADOWS HANMER HOUSE, HANMER SPRINGS Every up-to-date convenience, comfort, and attention assured. Gplfing, Tennis, Shooting, Fishing, eta Proprietor: HUGH GLASS? ■Phone No 2. G5102 RuXAL HOTEL, GREYMOUTB (Opposite Railway Station) Every modern con venience. Electric light, commercial room superior accommodation. Patronised by Tour' ists and Government Official*. 'Phone Si P.O Bo* 182. * e 81 W9247 W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.