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AUCTIONS. Mckenzie and willis. <T«HIS DAY! THIS DAY! •*- Commencing at 1 o'clock. AT OUR ROOMS, 120 HEREFORD STREET. AUCTION! AUCTION! OAK AND RIMU BEDROOM SUITES, SPLENDID UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS BY MOZART AND TONISCA, OAK DOTING SUITE, CHESTERFIELD SUITES, GRAMOPHONES, WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, WALNUT CHINA CABINET, OAK SIDEBOARDS, FRAMED MIRRORS, HAND AND DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINES, BACON CUTTING MACHINE, etc. On account of Mrs Chapman, of Papanui road, and other clients: A great collection of SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, including Oak, Rosewood, and Rimu Bedroom Suites, Oak Sideboards, Oak Extension Table, Oak Dining Chairs, Chesterfield Suites, Settees, Wire Couches, Wardrobes, Duchesse Chests, Washstands, Toilet Sets, Chests of Drawers, Single, Three-quarter, and Double Oak and Rimu Beds and Wires, Kapoc Mattresses, Wilton and Axmiflster Carpets, Axminster Hall Carpet (13ft 6in x 6ft), Hearthrugs, Linoleums, Hand and Drophead Sewing Machines, Commode Chair, Antique Walnut China Cabinet, Pictures, Dining Suite, Congoleum Squares, Framed Mirrors, Carpet Sweeper, Lawnmowers, Kitchen Sundries, Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Table Lamp, Meat Safe; and at 2 p.m., SPLENDID UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS BY MOZART AND TONISCA, very fine instruments—for absolute sale. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 3447 Auctioneers. MONDAY NEXT. Commencing at 1 o'clock. NITURE, PIANO. ETC. ALSO TWO-STOREY ST. ALBANS BUNGALOW PROPERTY. Or- account of MR T. BAGRIE, who is leaving for Auckland. On the Premises, 181 EDGEWARE ROAD, ST. ALBANS. The whole of his CHOICE FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, also at 1.30 p.m., HIS SPLENDID 2STOREY BUNGALOW PROPERTY OF 8 ROOMS. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 3446 Auctioneers. FIRST ARRIVAL *N CHRISTFIRST ARRIVAL IN CHRISTFIRST ARRIVAL IN CHRISTCHURCH CHURCH CHURCH BRITAIN'S LATEST BRITAIN'S LATEST BRITAIN'S LATEST BRITAIN'S LATEST SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARE SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARE SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARE SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARE SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARE SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARE SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARE

DIRL-T TO direct to direct to \ direct to direct to mckenzie and willis Mckenzie and willis mckenzie and willis HPHIS Seamless Wilton Square is - 1 REALLY NEW owing to entirely new methods which have been employed to produce it, and though offered at very low prices, is still a high grade quality carpet. Gorgeous colourings, distinctive designs. 12ft x 9ft .. £l2 10ft 6in x 9ft .. £lO 10s OAK DINING SUITE. OAK DINING SUITE. This Modern OAK DINING SUITE OF SIX PIECES again makes evident the wonderful values offered by McKenzie and Willis. 4ft SIDEBOARD with TWO DRAWERS AND LARGE LOCKER, DRAWLEAF DINING TABLE, extending to 6ft 6in, and FOUR HIGH-BACK CHAIRS with loose upholstered seats, turned legs on all six pieces, and the price is only ,-...- £l9 15s 3-PIECE UPHOLSTERED SUITE 3-PIECE UPHOLSTERED SUITE UPHOLSTERED SUITE OF THREE PIECES, Comprising CHESTERFIELD COUCH and TWO EASY CHAIRS, all with shaped high back a. low arms, independent sprung front edges, workmanship guaranteed, besi. of materials throughout, and covered in choice Genoa Velvet £l3 17s 6d ANTIQUE BRASS BOX EXTENSION KERB, with upholstered tops—".l 15s 6d. WIRE COUCH WITH SPIRAL SPRINGS, Cushions, and Squab in £2 17s 6d SINGLE BEDSTEAD AND NONSAG WIRE MATTRESSS .... 34s 6d FIRESIDE CHAIR, with upholstered sprung seat and back covered in Genoa Velvet or Jacquard Repp— USED FURNITURE. McKENZIE and WILLIS* STOCK of USED FURNITURE is the LARGEST in the city, and includes Oak and Rimu Bedroom Suites, Dining Suites, Chesterfield Suites, Sewing Machines, , Pianos, etc. These goods have been reconditioned where necessary, and at ithe prices marked represent great j savings. TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE FOR NEW. Liberal payment will be made by McKenzie and Willis for your old Furniture and Furnishings when buying I new goods. Telephone 34-630, anfi our representative will call. EASY TIME PAYMENTS if desired. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 Hereford street. (2 doors from Colombo street.) McK6772

ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS. EXHIBITION IN LONDON. LONDON, March 3L feir Edward Iliffe, president of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce, has written the following letter to Major the Hon. J. J. Astor, the_ president o .he Advertising As-sociation:—-"As president of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce, I feel I should like to write and tell you that I welcome very whole-heartedly the advertising and marketing exhibition which your association is holding at Olympia this month. It is the large and consistent advertisers who are to-day successfully weathering the storm, and your association is doing some good work in brir.f'nfj home that truth. The 'unctions of advertising are so manifold and so varied that it is difficult to generalise on the subject, to welcome the exhibition from any particular point of view. I think, however, that the exhibition will do much to enhance public confidence in advertising, for it should not be difficult to spread the truth that advertising is far and away the greatest aid to reduction in the cost of living—something which intimately touches every member of the co-imunity. ADVERTISERS ARE ENTITLED - 0 - TO KNOW THAT—"THE PRESS," Canterbury's leading daily, has not only the largest AUDITED circulation in Christchurch and surrounding districts—it is subscribed to by the PEOPLE WITH THE PURCHASING POWER who are anxious and able to buy the various goods advertised in its columns— For full particulars of our advertising rates 'Phone 33-357. APPLICANTS are reminded that when replying to Advertisements care of "The Press" to ensure prompt delivery Letters should be Addressed Carefully and Cleirly.