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AUCTIONS. TONES, NORTON AND CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE. IN OUR BOOMS, 105 HEREFORD STREET. THIS DAY. At 1.80 p.m. THIS DAT. PRACTICALLY NEW OAK FURNITURE, PBAOTIUA ' CARPETS. ETC. TTNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE U OWNER, WHO 13 LEAVING CHRiSTar ABOVE THE SUPERIOR OAK FUttNITURK AND FURNISHINGS OF A 6KOOMED BUNGALOW -REMOVED TO OUR ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. 9 x 12 Super Axminster Carpet, 9 x 10ft Bin Carpet, 18 Unmounted Opals, Gold Nugget Tie Pin, Pearl and Opal ling, Op.il Ring Diamond Ring, Gold Watch, Piano ( Walter Collinson), 5-pieco Oak Bedroom Suite 3-piece Bungalow Chesterfield Suite, 2 3ft Oak Beds and Wires, 2 Bft Kapoc Mattresses, Oak Extension Table, Oak Gateleg Table, 4 Oak High-back Chairs, Tea Wageon Box Ottoman. 2 Oak Duchesse ChestP, 2 Oak Cabinets, 6 A.B. Chairs, Framed Mirror 10 Good Pictures (Water Colour and Oil) Blankets, Bedspreads, Cushions, Quilts. Rues SHver, Cutlery, Easy Chair, Card Table Oak Footstool, 3 Deck Chairs, Cako Stand' Slip Mats, Amphora Ware, Crockery, Glassware, 15 Vases, etc., Wheelbarrow, Garden Tools, Carpenter's Tools, Lawn Mower, Kitchen Utensils, Ladder, and numerous Household Sundries. TONKS, NORTON and CO., LTD., g7s g Auctioneers. BUSINESS NOTICES. "Gardening, the only Pleasure in Life which Increases with Age. J ' —Marquis ile Ligne. CHOICE SHRUBS \s Including DAPHNE IKDICA RUBRA, the Sweetsmelline Daphne—Bs 6d, 4s. and 6s. each. BORONIA MEGASTIGMA, the Sweetscented Boroma—Be 6d each. HEATHS, in many colours—2a 6d and 8b Gd RHODODENDRONS, choice colours, R*ds, Pinks and Whites—ss and 7s 6d each. AZALEAS. Choice Varieties- -5s and 7s Gd BF.KBERIS, WISLEY HYBRIDS, bearing Lovely Coral Berries—2s 6d and 8s 6d DOUBLE FLOWERING CHERRIES-Sa 6d and 5s each. FLOWERING APPLES—3s 6d each. AND A HOST OF OTHER SHRUBS. la IN THE I DISCOUNT FOE CASH. NAIRN and SONS. Lincoln road, N7J29—2 Christchurch. TV/fISS I. SUTHERLAND, 163 MANCHESTER BTBEET, DRESSMAKER. Ladies' Own Material Made Up. Terms Moderate. Hemstitching Done Shortest Notice. WONDERFUL Array of Pattern" and Colouring in Wallpapers to suit everj pursef SMITH and SMITH. LTD. O ADVERTISER 8. O ADVERTISERS. THE PRESS. 1 THE PRESS.' TELEPHONES: Advertising: 83-358. Commercial: 33-357. UNDER CLASSIFIED hjw»i/i«wd. Wanted, For Sale, or To Let, Situations Vacant or Wanted, etc., etc., 12 words 1« per insertion, three Insertions 2s fid. Longer advertisements pro rata. Lost and Found, 8 lines (80 words), or under 2s 6d each insertion. Births, Deaths, Marriages, Funerals, or In Memoriam Advertisements, 6 lines (80 words) or under. 2s 6d each insertion. Longer advertisement)" pro rata. These announcements must be signed by the advertiser. SUBURBAN and COUNTRY AGENCIES. Advertisements for "The Press" will be accepted at any of the following Agencies at Office Rates:— CASHMERE— O. H Duff, The Store, Hackthorne road Cashmere Btorer '*■" * **—'" " "* SYDENHAM— J. H. Pratt, Stationer, 350 Colombo street. Mrs Bersham, Stationer, 458 Colombo street. _ Mr Stokes. Stationer, 874 Oolonfto street OPAWA— G. W. Smith, Cash General Storekeeper. Wilson's road. B. Eldridge, "The Terminus," 182 Opawa road. ST. MARTINS—- " J Harbison, General Storekeeper, corner Wilson's and St Martins roads. WALTHAM — . E. V Bmith, General Storekeeper, 131 Waltham road. RICHMOND— Andrew McKensie, Grocer, corner Stanmore and North Avon roads. PAPANUI— „ . H Black, Stationer and Fancy Goods, 8 North road. T. Frlsby, Northeote Supply Stores and News Agency, Tram Terminus, Northcote. BRYNDWR— E E. Woodbury, Station Store. ST. ALBANS— * Rosewarne's Terminus Store, corner Barbadoes and Warrington streets. Mrs E. N Searle, Stationer and News Agent, 208 Papanui road.' FENDALTON— T H. Rides, Post Office Store, Tram Terminus. W. A White, Grocer and General Produce Merchant. 62 Fendalton road. MERIVALE— V. Robinson, Grocer. Fruit, Provision Merchant.. 65 Carlton Mill road. SPREYDON— R Hilder, Fruiterer and Confectioner, 48 Lincoln road. SHIRLEY— ' ' Mr Kelso, Slater street Store. Shirley. Shirley Supply Stores, comer Hill's road and Warrington street. Junction Stores, corner Shirley and Marshland roads RICCARTON— C. E Carleton, Fruiterer and Confectioner. 374 Riccarton road. G H. J. Garton. General Store, 237 Riccarton road. , UPPER RICCARTON— Mrs Brewer, General Store, corner Yaldhnrst road and Norton street. ADDINGTON— J. L. Campbell, Tobacconist, 845 Lincoln road. 0 White. Grocer and Fruiterer. 274 Lincoln road. Miss A. E Deverell, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 374 Lincoln .road. SUMNER— H. C. Watson, Liddiard's Store, Nayland street H. D Bates, Storekeeper. Smith's White Stores. LIN WOOD— Burrows Bros., Fruiterers and Confection ers, 228 Linwood avenne, G. A. Mcintosh. Fruiterer and Confer tloner, 253 Ferry road. W. M Palmer, Pastrycook and Confee tioner. corner of Gnsor'a and Ferry roads. NEW BRIGHTON— Mrs Palk, Stationer and News Agent. NORTH BEACH— T E. Thomson. Grocer and Confectioner, Bowbill road. REDCUFFS— T Vogan. The Store, Redeliffs. DOMETT— T Sullivan. LEEBTON Mrs Fisher, General Store. AMBERLEY— R. H. Harris, Chemist. GREYMOCTH— G. Anderson, Railway Bookstall. Greymouth. METHVEN— W O. Battson. RAKAIA Bss? Vn* °£' G <? neral Merchantt. Tel. 87 Hardy and Co., General Merchants. MAYFIELD—"""tSI- " d *****'*>* Wd.. &SBBUKTON— ' ■J * r ff«V.h.n fflce ,sr Burne " «**««*. Tel. 148. Tel. 3 ism * fent * Em * • t * M,< ** \t°iw n *' * ewt **«* Kast street.