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AUCTIONS. Mckenzie and willis. THIS DAY! THIS DAY! Commencing at One O'Clock. AT OUR ROOMS—I2O HEREFORD STREET. rj.REAT AUCTION SALE OF ,. FURNITURE. CONTENTS OF TWO HOUSES. IRON SAFE, JACOBEAN OAK DINING SUITE, PIANO, SEWING MACHINES, GRAMOPHONES, CHESTERFIELD SUITES, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, AXMINSTER, WILTON and INDIAN CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, AXMINSTER HALL RUNNERS, HEARTHRUGS, ICE CHEST, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, VASES, BOOKS, PICTURES, BLANKETS, HOUSEHOLD LINEN, MEAT SAFE, CARPET SWEEPER, LAWNMOWER, GARDEN SEAT, TOOLS, ETC. Several hundred lots to choose from —too numerous to detail. McKENZIE and WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS. JUST ARRIVED JUST ARRIVED JUST ARRIVED JUST ARRIVED JUST ARRIVED JUST ARRIVED NEW STOCKS NEW STOCKS NEW STOCKS CARPET CARPET CARPET CARPET CARPET CARPET CARPET CARPET SQUARES SQUARES SQUARES SQUARES SQUARES SQUARES SQUARES SQUARES >EAUTIFUL designs, luxurious col- •" ourings, hard-wearing surfaces, of GUARANTEED QUALITY—the stocks are so NEW and so distinctive, and yet they COST SO LITTLE. COST SO LITTLE. COST SO LITTLE. COST SO LITTLE. AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES Fawn, Pink, Blue and Green Grounds. Latest designs. 12ft x 9ft: £7 7s, £8 Bs, £lO. 10ft 6in x 9ft: £6 6s, £7 7s, £9. 9ft x 7ft 6in: £4 10s, £5 ss, £6 7s 6d. SEAMLESS SEAMLESS WILTON SQUARES WILTON SQUARES Choice Colourings, exceptionally smart designs. 12ft x 9ft: £ll. 10ft 6in x 9ft: £9 10s. INDIAN WOOLLEN CARPETS INDIAN WOOLLEN CARPETS INDIAN WOOLLEN CARPETS Smart Modern Designs in Oriental Colourings. 12ft x 9ft: £5 10s. 10ft 6in x 9ft: £4 15s. 9ft x 6ft: £2 15s. AXMINSTER RUNNERS AXMINSTER RUNNERS for HALL AND STAIRS HALL AND STAIRS 2ft 3in wide, heavy woven quality: 10s 9d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d. 3ft wide: 16s 6d, 19s 6d, 21s. 4ft 6in wide: 24s 6d, 32s 6d. MOHAIR RUGS MOHAIR RUGS in SELF COLOURS SELF COLOURS Pink, Green, Brown, Black, and Fawn. 19s 6d, 22s 6d, 26s 6d, 355. FADELESS CURTAIN NETS Silk and Cotton Net: Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d 5 per vard. Cotton Net: Is, Is 3d, Is 9d per yard. Figured Madras Muslin: 2s, 2s-6d per yard. Organdie: 2s 6d per yard. EASY TERMS EASY TERMS IF DESIRED IF DESIRED McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 Hereford street (2 doors from Colombo street). BUSINESS NOTICES PLENTY time, have W OjW; r fashion HAT made into LATEST. STYLE FOR SHOW WEEK. ALSO 200 TRIMMED PANAMAS, 6/11, 7/11. 8/11. STYLISH STRAWS. All Kinds, Maker's Price. . , WILLIAMSON S, PRACTICAL HAT MAKERS, 803 Colombo st. (just over Bridge). No. 4 and 16 Tram Stops at Doon •Phone 30-606. W8495 ' GOOD FOR PILES. "T HAVE used yom 1 and it has done me a lot of good. I lease find enclosed postal notes for a course ot treatment" Zann Double Absorption Cure cives immediate relief. Send nincpence in stamps for generous trial treatment, /ann Pty Box 952 Wellington. Booklets and sto'c'ks of "Zaun" obtainable from Barrett and Company, Chemists Cathedral square and E. Cameron Smith, Chemist, corner Worcester street and the Square, Chrislchurcli. w E L L VV ELL REWARDED. REWARDED. Britain's best-known business man, Sir Thomas Lipton, left his success secrets to the world in an autobiography now published. He thanks Prime Minister William E. Gladstone for his right start. He heard the Grand Old Man declare: "Advertising is to business what steam is to sole propelling power. Nothing except the mint can make money without advertising !" Sir Thomas became Britain's greatest advertiser, one of its biggest business men. You, too, may considerably increase your business by making better known the merits of your goods through "The Press." You may have the best merchandise that it is possible to offer, consistent with value—but what is the use of having it if the public does not know what you have to sell. Use "The Press," Canterbury's leading Daily, to tell your message. It is delivered right into the homes of the people in Canterbury six days a week, and it will bring your goods before 80.000 readers daily. "The Press" has a circulation of many thousands more than any other paper in Canterbury—and what is even more—it reaches the people wh«. have money to spend, and who are able to buy the goods that are advertised.