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auctions. Mckenzie and willis. Mckenzie and willis Mckenzie and willis Mckenzie and willis announce i announce announce further reduction in price further reduction in price further reduction in price further reduction in price further reduction in price FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE OF NAIRN'S GENUINE LINOLEUMS. NAIRN'S GENUINE LINOLEUMS. NAIRN'S GENUINE LINOLEUMS. NAIRN'S GENUINE LINOLEUMS. NAIRN'S GENUINE LINOLEUMS. NAIRN'S GENUINE LINOLEUMS. NAIRN'S GENUINE LINOLEUMS. NAIRN'S GENUINE LINOLEUMS. NOW 4 0 Per Yard 4'9 4 9 Per Yard 4/9 4 9 Per Yard 4/9 4 9 Per Yard 4 9 4,9 Per Yard 4/9 | 4 9 Per Yard 4/9 FURTHER Shipment of these HARD- -«- WEARING GENUINE CORK LINOLEUMS, WITH STRONG CANVAS BACK, smooth, heavily painted surfaces, up-to-date designs, choice colourings. REFUSE A SUBSTITUTE WHEN YOU CAN NOW BUY GENUINE SCOTCH LINOLEUM, 6ft wide, at 4/9 per yard. FADELESS FADELESS FADELESS RAINBOW COLOURED CURTAINING RAINBOW COLOURED CURTAINING RAINBOW COLOURED CURTAINING It is always cheaper at McKENZIE and WILLIS'. Call in and inspect the range of beautiful shades in the latest net curtaining. McKenzie and Willis' price 3 - per yard. SEAMLESS SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARES. WILTON SQUARES. Choice colourings and very smart designs, in hard-wearing carpet—12ft x 9ft •■ £l2. 10ft 6in x 9ft £lO 10s. AXMINSTER AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES. CARPET SQUARES. These serviceable carpet squares are guaranteed to give every satisfaction. The designs are modern, in latest art shades — 9ft x 7ft Gin £4 5s £5 ss. 9ft x 10ft 6in .. £5 15s £7 7s 9ft x 12ft .. £6 10s £8 8s N.Z. REVERSIBLE RUGS, in shades of Green, Pink, Blue, 17/- and 24/6. INLAID LINOLEUM, Oft wide, 7/6 per yard. AXMINSTER HALL RUNNERS, 27in wide. 10/9, 12 '6, 13/6 per yard. PAY AS YOU USE. PAY AS YOU USE. PAY AS YOU USE. McKENZIE and WILLIS invite you to purchase your Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums, at the folowing easy rates: Amount. Deposit. Weekly. £lO £2 3'4 £2O £4 6 8 £3O £6 9''6 £4O £8 12/8 £SO £lO 16'- | £IOO £2O 31 6 '■ McKENZIE and WILLIS. ( 120 Hereford street I 12 doors from Colombo street'). I McK6772 PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS. LTD. • ACRES—Government LeaseO i -I O hold—All rideable, 200 acres flat: 4-roomed cottage, implement-shed, crutching-shed. Carrying 2000 sheep (1000 ewes). Price as going concern £SOOO. Terms. Folio 8.304 GOULD, GUINNESS. LTD. "Til ACRES—Good" Cropping and 'W Fattening Land: 60 acres wheat, 60 acres oats, 10 acres ;;>eas. Sixroomed House, all conveniences; stable ! and implement-shed. Carries beside ■ crop 125 ewes with lambs, 9 cows, 4- '• horse team. Close rail and school. Price, crops in, £27 per acre. £OOO cash Folio 8.300 PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD. \t\i\ ACRESrFirst-class Wheat and ,J\f\J S h C ep Land—loo acres wheat, balance grass; average yields 40 bushels wheat. Well watered and fenced. Good plantations. All necessary buildings. Price £l6 per acre. PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD. 7 T PPER RICCARTON-55 ACRES. <-- Best of Land. Seven-roomed House, e.l. and all conveniences; cowshed, stable, etc.; 7 acres wheat, 7 acres oats, 7 acres potatoes; grown up to 60 bushels wheat per acre. Milking 13 cows. Registei-ed dairy. Price as going concern, £4500. £ISOO cash. Folio 8.355 PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD. T)ELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN HOME. Warm, Sunny, Sheltered. Wellbuilt. House of 12 Rooms and 32 Acres Land. Nice garden and lovely ornamental shrubs and trees. Under 31 miles from Square. An opportunity to secure a splendid home, handy to the city. To Investors: At little expense the land can b-5 cut up and sold in small sections. Price £3OOO. Further particulars from Sole Agents, PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD., Land Department. P6725 Folio C 133. BUSINESS NOTICES. ADVERT I S 1 N G. ITS VALUE IN TIMES OF DEPRESSION. BUSINESS MAN'S TESTIMONY. ' AUCKLAND, June 23. I The value of extensive advertising I to business in times of depression was emphasised by Mr R. A. Laidlaw, general manager of the Farmers' Trading Company, Ltd., at the annual meeting. Mr Laidlaw said the company had received suggestions from shareholders that no advertising was needed, and one writer had shown how advertising costs could be halved. It was natural in a business of the size of the Farmers' Trading Company ! that there should be a good deal of criticism. However, the experience of makers of a well-known soap answered such critcism. tinder pressure the board of directors halted the company's advertising for a year, and it took three years to regain the ground so lost. "Best-informed opinion claims that advertising should be increased in bad times," said Mr Laidlaw. "We cannot afford to cut down expenditure in this direction. The decline in imports indicates that less business is offering in the Dominion. The company has its fixed charges to meet, so it must advertise to secure a bigger proportion of the business offering. If we do not go out for business we will not get it at all." "THE PRESS" provides a market that is both complete and economical. It provides you with the means for presenting your product to an interested audience who are able and anxious to buy the goods advertised in its columns. "The Press," Canterbury's leading daily, has a circulation of many thousands more than that of any other Canterbury paper. Its circulation covers the city, suburbs, and country districts. Ring 'Phone 33-358, and our representative will be pleased to call. IL>OOT and Shoe Repairs—Take yours u to a Specialist—J. Dollan, Shoe Store, Railway Hotel Buildings, Manchester street D4Bl