I AUCTIONS. I ALF. JONES. J CLEAN UP AUCTIONS. •" THE LAST DAY. THE LAST DAY. GOING UNDER THE HAMMER. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), AT 1.30. TO-NIGHT, 7 T.M. A BIG NIGHT AUCTION AT ALF. JONES' AUCTION ROOMS, Gloucester street, opposite Regent street. THE FINAL DAY. £1903 STOCK £IOO3 To be sold Without Reserve. BY TO-NIGHT. ALF JONES TAKES THIS OPPOR-■-TANKING THE PUBLIC :Y FOR THE HUGE SUCT HAS ATTENDED HIM DUEINGTHE PAST SIXTEEN WEEKS. AND NOW FOR THE FINAL DAY'S AUCTION. 17G2 PAIRS BLANKETS, 86 TRAVELLING RUGS, 900 YARDS OF SHEETINGS 86 DOZEN TOWELS, 500 AFTERNOON CLOTHS, 800 DOZEN HOSIERY, 300 LUMBER JACKETS AND CARDIGANS, GENTS' AND LADIES* UNDERWEAR, 300 GENTS' SUITS (all size'), WORKING TROUSERS, SHIRTS, 1000 DOZEN SOX, PYJAMAS, OVERHAULS, ETC. OF JOB DRAPERY AND CLOTHING LINES. TO-DAY. AND DINNA FORGET THE FINAL NIGHT AUCTION. TO-NIGHT, AT 7 P.M. WE WANT EVERYONE TO ATTEND THIS FINAL SALE AND SECURE SOME OF THE BARGAINS GOING. THERE WILL BE BARGAINS GALORE. COME AND SAY FAREWELL TO THE MAN WHO HAS BROUGHT DOWN THE COST OF LIVING IN CANTERBURY. ALF. JONES, 4470 Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR FRANK PARRIS AND CO. tORTGAGEE'S SALE. HEREFORD STREET. (* LARGE ROOMS, every possible convoniO euce, large sitting-room, beautifully panelled. Molor garage. Concrete drive and paths, with splendid section of laud. WAS £ISOO. MORTUAUEE WILL NOW TAKE £950. FRANK PARRIS and CO. 1 OO ACRES HEAVY DAIRYING AND kO/C CROPPING LAND. Good Homestead, with every convenience; wide range of outbuildings in flrst-elaßß order. Fifty acres in wlieat, 12 acres oats, besides carrying 10 head of dairy cows and 83 head of dry cattle. ! PKICE, Wi 10s PER ACRE. FRANK PARRIS and CO. CLIFTON EXCHANGE. |>EAL"TJFUL LI.NGAI.OW OF 5 ROOMS, Li fitted with all the very latest improvements, abßolutely sheltered from all winds and geld every bit of sun. On nor v. ill take Small House in town, preferably with i-.icre to 1 acr» of "land. FRANK P.ARBI3 and CO., Valuator, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, * 'Phono 31-825. P6617 HILLARY AND BAXTER. CASHMERE BARGAIN. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. NEARLY NEW UCNGALOW. OSLV £BSO. (.o;muiimliiJg •> l.'Cuuliiul view of the Hills anil handy to'tram. Well-built Bungalow, i rooms, kituhenilte, and large sun-room, we'.i fitted up with every modern convenience, including: fclciclrio rant'o, dec* ric washer, builtin sideboard, wardrobes, cupboard and hi in, h.p. and main swvor. Fine high flection, laid out in garden, carago. c! 3. An undoubted snip. Don't miss it. 661 HILLARY and BAXTER. C P V. C 1 A L TO LETS. O 6. a. Dyer's P.v=--, Cashmere—Fully-fur-nished .". >. and kitchenf'lo. clean bill of health (riven and ,-cquireJ _ .. 37 C Bfcah'y avenue, close to Papanui road —Fully-fumis-hed 0 rooms .._ .. 30 0 Avonside— Si acres and 0 rooms, pood outbuildings .. .. .. 40 0 Avonsidp—-!) acres and 2 rooms, dairy, .■tc CO 0 ll'i Woodhnm road, npn. Wilding Paik— 1 room*, all ennvs,, in perfect order .. 20 0 Pa?**'* road- Bungalow. •! rooms and 2 .. .. ... 20 0 Dacre street, Linwood--Bungalow. 4 rooms .. -0 0 Dublin' street, Citv North ill! wnvs., nice order .. 32 6 Liriwood—Bunpnlo-:, 1 rooms, trlawedin sleeping porch, kitchenette, oil conveniences .. , 05 0 Riecurton—Bungakr.v, o room?, all conveniences, garage .. .. . '-" G City, Salisbury' street—-S rooms, all conveniences ~ .. M (I i Sprcydon-B'jnjralow, 5 room', all conI venienrp" .. .. 22 6 I HILLARY and BAXTER, If I ITS 17S Manchester street. EDUCATIONAL. I HEMINGWAY'S HOME-STUDY COMMERCIAL COURSES. YY'-U-ATEVEK line of business you are en- » ' imaged in, whether you are an employer employee, one ot the courses listed below will be of great practical benefit to you—will ensure you a prosperous future with increased earning power: Accountancy Prof., Cost Accountancy Advertising Banker's Diploma Bookkeeping Lasd Agency Matriculation Pitman's Shorthand Business Efficiency Private Secretaryship Business Letter-writ Retail Management mg Salesmanship Business Practice Sales Management ' Business Management Secretarial Diploma Commercial Training Standard VI. ProficCompany Secretary- iency ship Xcscher'n Certificates For full particulars tear out this advertisement, mark a cross against the subject in which you are interested, and post to-day to HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. H 4126 DANCING DEPORTMENT. (Under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage.) MISS LOWE resumed Classes on May 30th. Fox-trot; Modern or Strauss Waltz, and One-Step taught in three private lessons. At homo Friday Afternoons. MISS LOWE. 51 Worcester street W. L 4306 IyfULVANY GRAY SCHOOL OF DANOE, U. DRAMA, and MIME—ALL Branches of Dancing, Health Culture, and Denortment. Speech and Voice Production, Stagecraft. PrinciDal: Miss Meniies. Studio. 98 Vic-' toria street. 'Phone 33-717. 9351 CARRYING. I IARRYING, 5b Hour; IJ-Ton Truck. Furv> niture removals. Quotes country jobs. 'Phone 82-977, day or (late of 23-067). 8978 WANTED KNOWN MOOTH Shaving with a "Pixie" Blade. J Packet of six for 9d at Minsons. Yes, they are English. Worth trying, surely. M 6672 'CZEMAI Wonderful cures effected by No. JLli 10 Eczema Cream; 2a. McArthurs, j Chemists. • —1 1,-iOOTWEARI ,-iOOTWEAR—Prices to Snit All Pockets. ' See Our Windowa. J Dollan, Railway Hotel Buildings, Manchester street. D 461 )EPKESSING Poisons cleared from system without use of purgatives by eating Laxa for breakfast. 21b 2/G. Cook & Ross nvamigta. •. - —9 "UYOfIRHCEA prevented, soft gums to ad a ■i- healthv aud firm with Denlaperl clcanst»in*Wa at winter Show Tea Room* —9
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20623, 12 August 1932, Page 20
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