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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20085, 14 November 1930, Page 24

AUCTIONS. McJKEJtfZiE AND' WILLIS. BETTER vawb better value BETTER VALUE! BETTER VAMJH better value better value FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE i JfflfS SiSB t HiiSElt SELECTION and LOWER PRICES IjOWEB prices low'er prices At Mckenzie and waws b. POUR HUGE FLOOU6 entirely oecnpied b by WcKENZIE and WILLIS—;P»cKea rltb quality furniture-*-*o wond ..*#_7 f ; nn election is wider and y o " r ™mssi*o rreater when you buy frqm this progressi rm. Our LOWER PRICE POLICY LOWER PRICE POLICY LOWER PRICE FOLIC* Will definitely save you money. IATE*LEG TABLE, extending to 4ft 9l» by aft 6in—-£3 15s. 3ft Bin SIDEBOARD, with oval bevelled rairfor, two seta of cupboards with two leadlights—£3 Bs. o_.», PINING CHAIRS with loose Beagrasa Seats 18s «d each. a»4 7a 6d. OVAL EXTENSION DININO TABLE, with KITCHEN DRESSER, two «*■ °* boards, lone drawer, o.lcd~£4 19a Od. WIRE COUCH AND CUSHIONS, In Hardwearing Tapestry—£4 7s Od. STRONGLY-BUILT CHILD' 8 COT with Dropside—£2 10s* _ BEDROOM SUITE, comprising WARDIWBB with bevelled shaped mirror, CHOICE DUCHESSE, four .. na?DEO abinkt, »E^ TI^ D rd E MAT. TRESS —£26 10a. THREE.PRAWER pUCHESSE. bevelled mirror—£3 16s. BEDSIDE CABINET—27s 6d. POUR-DBAWER CHEST—£3 17s 6d. Large Selection SEAGRASS CHAIRS From 27s 6d. CHINA CABINET. sft * Sft~-£5 10*. TEA WAGGONS, strongly built on large Bilent castors —From 31s 6<j. WELL-UPHOLSTERED BOX OTTOMAN, sprung seat and head——£4 7s 6d. HANDSOME THREE-PIECE STERED SUITE, comprising LARGE CHESTERFIELD SETTEE, « nendent sprung front edges, and 3 LARGE LOUNGE CHAIRS, with sprung front edges. thoroughly throughout and covered in HARD-WEAK-ING WOOL MOQUETTE —£2E 10a. EASY TIME PAYMENTS. Amount. Deposit. Weekly. £lO £2O £3O £4O £SO - »» • iy,8/2 0/4 9/« £S 12/8 J2IOO *2O 31/6 McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 Hereford street, Christehurch. lieooOt) NZ FABMERS' CO-OP,. ASSOCIATION, LTD. Cashmere home—£l49s. with a, Won derful Garden of nearly 1 acre, planted with well-grown native trees of every description. threaded with grass walks and ire* quented by native birds. There is a si®"* house planted in tomatoes; also beehives, "iha dwelling is a good one of 4 rooms and Kitchenette, gas cooker, garage, etc. this ts a delightful home and is one minute from tho tram. There are no steep grades. Owner transferred and must sell. N.Z. FARMERS CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD.. Land Department. TO LET—PAPANUI. « roomß and k., gar age, e. cooker, 35g. FENDALTON, 6 rooms, garage, gas cooker; £2. SHIRLEY, Furnished Bungalow, approved tenant only; £3. BPREYDON, Bungalow, 5 rooms, gas cooker, garage, etc.; 30s. CASHMERE, 2 Up-to-date Bungalows, delightful garden; £2 155.. ST. ALBANS, 7- rooms, 3-storeyed B. garage; £2 weekly. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD. 260 FOR PRIVATE SALE. ACRES. 260 A 0 E E 8. The very best of wheat-growing land. Situated in the Ellesmere District. This property is admitted to be one of the best Agricultural and Grazing Farms In this favourite district. Good Buildings. Owner out to sell. For price, torme. and further particular* *N P z y FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD,, Sole 'Agents. ' NORTH CANTERBURY. GRAZING and agricultural, PROPERTY. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. 1 /JK A ACREB, of which about 660 acres J. UUV have been cultivated and sown with English Grasses. THE SOIL Is a rich limestone formation aet on a good elay subsoil. Grows the very best crops of oats, rape, and turnips, and there ore few places where sheep do better. ■ The balance is all In tho native, the'equal of the best In North Canterbury. The property carries 1750 ewes. 500 ewe hoggets, and 70 head of cattle, and does them well. , BUILDINGB comprise a Sound House of 1 Rooms, h. and c. water, "phone, etc., together with good woolshed. yards and dip, stable and wool storeroom. There Is a wealth of plantations, ornamental trees, and shrubs. SITUATED about 6 miles from railway station and school. The price is right and terms can be extended to a good man. For further particulars apply to— THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. LAND DEPARTMENT. K7478 HOTELS. The City's Premier Private Hotel la the Favoured West End. •TPHE LODGE," 36 HEREFORD ST., X CHRISTCHURCH. Combines every comfort and luxury of a refined home with proximity to the centre of the City, the Botanic Gardens. Canterbury College, and the River Avon. ' Tariff, 12s 6d per day. Peitaanent Guests, special rate*. MRS M F GUNN, Proprietress. Telephones 33 870. Private 83 871. G8626 ENILWORTH PRIVATE HOTEL, Casbel St., West End—Reorganised and Renovated under now management. Superior and select accommodation for permanent and casual guests. Picturesque' garden and lawn surroundings. Large sunny lounge verandahs. Good table; every convenience. Comfort guar, asteed. Cars accommodated. 'Phone 84-264. MRS W J HENRY. H 5690 OTEL AMBASSADORS (Christehurch's Private Hotel de Luxe) has every ; modern appointment. Excellent - cuisine Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. Garage handy. Tariff. Casual* 12s Cd per day. Permanent by arrangement. Manchester street (near Railway Station). 'Phone 30-382. 59284 T. J. SLEBMAN. Proprietor. BUSINESS NOTICES. GET RID OF PILES. TI/TRS G.L.8., Wangonui, writes: "Some I.UL time ago I received from you a trial supply of (your treatment. As this has already had 'considerable effect, I shall be glad if you will kindly mail mo a further supply." _ , , _ Write for generouß Trial Treatment, enclosing nine penny stamps. Address: Zann Proprietary. Box 952, Wellington. Booklets and stocks'of "Zann" obtainable from Bornett and Company, Chemißts, Cathedral square, and E. Cameron Smith, Chemists, corner Worcester street and the Square, Christehurch. —2 ENGRAVER. PROFESSIONAL NAMEPLATES of Any * Description. Memorial Tablets. Braca Plates, Raised Letter Plates, Stencils, Steel Stamps, Brands W R. BARRETT (ten years with Moll«r and Young. 269 A DURHAM STREET 83614 HIMNEY SWEEPING. PHONE 22-OUU T- BENJAMIN BMITB. 89 Andover street 59648 lEND 200 I.X.L. 4 Washing Powder WrappJ pers to Superbus Co., Christehurch, and foeoiva 7a «d Pure Silk Stockings! —ll G S