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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21239, 10 August 1934, Page 28

AUCTIONS. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. THIS DAY! THIS DAY! Commencing at One O'Clock AT OUR ROOMS, 120 HEREFORD STREET. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. CHESTERFIELD COUCHES AND SUITES, EASY CHAIRS, OAK SIDEBOARDS, DINING AND BEDROOM SUITES, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, HALL RUNNERS, GRAMOPHONES, SEWING MACHINES. PIANOS, PICTURES, BATTERY WIRELESS SET, DRAPERY, FANCY GOODS, ETC. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneers. 5223 SIX PIECE SIX PIECE SIX PIECE SIX PIECE DINING SUITE DINING SUITE DINING SUITE DINING SUITE FOR FOR FOR r.12 15 - £l2 15 - £l2 15 - £l2 15 - £l2 15 - TJERE'S wonderful value. SIDE- ■*-*- BOARD with bevelled shaped mirror, two drawers and roomy cupboard, DRAWLEAF EXTENSION DINING TABLE and FOUR HIGH BACK CHAIRS with loose upholstered seats, complete £l2 15 - MODERN MODERN UPHOLSTERED SUITE UPHOLSTERED SUITE 3-PIECE UPHOLSTERED SUITE, comprising CHESTERFIELD and TWO LOUNGE CHAIRS, thoroughly upholstered in Genoa Velvet with Leatherette tonings, all with independent sprung /r.-.nt edges .. £l2 - - CABRIOLE LEG CABRIOLE LEG BEDROOM SUITE ! BEDROOM SUITE MODERN FIVE-PIECE STAINED ROSEWOOD BEDROOM SUITE WARDROBE with large bevelled mirror, reflex, frameless mirror DUCIIESSE with four drawers. BEDSIDE CABINET, FULL DOUBLE BEDSTEAD and Non sag. rustless wire, | cable edge WIRE MATTRESS. The I whole suite is on Cabriole legs, and represents remarkable value at - BOX OTTOMAN , BOX OTTOMAN Upholstered Box Ottoman with roll ends, sprung seat, and castors FIRESIDE CHAIRS FIRESIDE CHAIRS Fireside Chairs upholstered in Genoa Velvet or Repp 35/TALL BOY STAINED ROSEWOOD TALL BCY STAINED ROSEWOOD Five-drawer stained Rosewood Tallboy £3 5 - CHINA CABINET Handsome China Cabinet with double leadlight doors, 4ft 2in high ' £4 15 - TEA WAGGON TEA WAGGON Strongly built Tea Waggon, on large silent castors 19/6 OLD FURNITURE FOR NEW Liberal payments will be made for your old furnishings and furniture when buying new goods. Telephone 34-fiSO, and our representative will call. EASY TTME PAYMENTS EASY TIME PAYMENTS Should you not require to pay all cash, McKenzie and Willis invite you to purchase the goods at the following easy rates: — Amount. Deposit. Weekly. : £lO- £2- 3-2 £2O- £4- o'4 £3O- £6- o'6 £lO £8- 12/8 £SO- £lO- 16''£IOO- £2O- 31,6 McKENZIE & WILLIS. 120 Hereford street (2 doors from Colombo St.; 1516 P. S. NICHOLLS and CO. NICHOLLS AND COAUCTIONEERS. Wanted to Purchase for Client. Modern House, 5-6 Rooms. Within Belts, vicinity. £BOO Cash. Wanted to Purchase, Bungalow, close in, north preferred, up to £ISOO , Cash Buyer. 1 WHY MONEY IN BANKS AND i POST OFFICE AT 24 PER CENT , AND LESS INTEREST, V/HEN WE . HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR SALE: r TWO CITY INVESTMENTS WE .; RECOMMEND. 1 <1) City Shop Property, Cashel " street Central. RETURNING G PER „ CENT. NET. ') (2) City Shop Property, Colombo street, Central, SHOWING 5 PER CENT. NET. These as property specialists we can ~ recommend. Particulars to bona fide " buyers only. e: Remember all the riches of wealthy Z men have been amassed from invest- ,. ment in real estate. I P. S. NICHOLLS and CO., n Estate Agents, ;, 106 Gloucester street. d (near Chancery lane). 'Phono 31-712. N6846 BUSINESS NOTICES. s ALL CYCLISTS TO REGISTER • that CRQOKE'S CITY CYCLE STAND ;} (next to Hay's, Ltd., Gloucester street) '„ is open Daily till Midnight ,t Cycles, Prams, Parcels, and Coats. 3d. Motor-cycles. 6d. '. C 2911 TESTIMONY TO ITS VALUE Emphatic testimony to the value of newspaper advertising was forthcoming from Mr 'Edmund F. Crane, managing director of the Hercules Cycle Company, at a ceremony in connexion with the assembly of the company's three millionth machine. Mr Crane attributed much of the company's success to having followed the advice of the Prirce of Wales on advertising. After satisfying himself that he produced the world's best bicycle at the right price, he advertised, advertised, and advertised. In 1934 the company's advertising and selling efforts woulc be redoubled. Press advertising was the cheapest and most effective m ho ot creating big sales and ccmenUir; goodwill with the trade and the public. Mr F. . Kahane, director of the Imperial Advertising Agency, informs the "Newspaper World" that the Hercules advertising appropriation for 1934 will be so largely increased as to make them one of the most important national advertisers. If you wish '.o .sell your goods to the people of Canterbury, advertise 'hem in "THE PRESS," Canterbury's Leading Daily, with