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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21376, 19 January 1935, Page 28

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. 'T'ATTERSALL'S HORSE SALE WILL BE HELD AT 11 o'clock ON SATURDAY, 26th JANUARY. Entries are now being received. H. MATSON and CO., 7794 Auctioneers. TO WIND UP AN ESTATE. TO WIND UP AN ESTATE. 250 ACRES TO BE SOLD 250 ACRES TO BE SOLD FAMOUS BROOKSIDE-IRWELL FAMOUS BROOKSIDE-IRWELL LAND. LAND. XT MATSON AND CO. have re- -*"*-* ceived instructions from the EXECUTORS of the late GEORGE STEPHENS to offer by Public Auction in TATTERSALL'S LAND SALE ROOMS, 147 CASHEL STREET, ON SATURDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, at 11 o'clock. 250 ACRES of high-class agricultural and grazing land, complete with splendid homestead and substantial set of modern buildings. After being nearly 80 years in the possession of the Stephens' family, it is now to be realised to wind up the Estate. Full particulars will appear in later issues H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers. MESSRS WYNN WILLIAMS, BROWN, AND GRESSON, 7795 Solicitors. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. WHATEVER YOUR REQUIREMENTS WHATEVER YOUR REQUIREMENTS WHATEVER YOUR REQUIREMENTS WHATEVER YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN BEDROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES AND UPHOLSTErtJc-D SUITES UPHOLSTERED SUITES UPHOLSTERED SUITES UPHOLSTERED SUITES LET McKENZIE & WILLIS Mckenzie & willis McKENZIE & WILLIS McKENZIE & WILLIS SUPPLY AT PRICES THAT WILL SUPPLY AT PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU MANY POUNDS SAVE YOU MANY POUNDS SAVE YOU MANY POUNDS SAVE YOU MANY POUNDS SAVE YOU MANY POUNDS THREE PIECE UPHOLSTERED SUITE with Oak fronts, luxuriously upholstered throughout, best workmanship. English copper springs, independent sprung fronts, covered in extra heavy figured English Wool Moquette— MODERN ARTISTIC OAK BEDROOM SUITE Comprising large DOUBLE-DOOR WARDROBE, choice tripl| mirror DRESSING TABLE, centre mirror 3ft 3in x Ift 7in, LOW BOY, fitted with trays, DOUBLE BEDSTEAD, with solid panelled ends, and RUSTLESS, NON-SAG WIRE MATTRESS— SIX-PIECE DINING SUITE REFECTORY SIDEBOARD, large cupboard, two drawers, shaped mirror in back, DRAW-LEAF REFECTORY DINING TABLE, and 4 HIGH-BACK CHAIRS with loose, upholstered seats — DOUBLE-END WIRE COUCH with drop back, three rows of spiral springs under wire, and squab and cushions in heavy quality Tapestry— £4/5/-DINING-ROOM SUITE OF SIX PIECES comprising SIDEBOARD with plenty of cupboard space, DINING TABLE with leaf, and 4 HIGH-BACK CHAIRS, with loose, upholstered seats— ROSEWOOD STAINED BEDROOM SUITE, with Cabriole legs Verv choice 5-Piece Bedroom Suite —-WARDROBE with shaped bevelled mirror, reflex frameless bevelled mirror, four-drawer DUCHESSE CHEST, BEDSIDE CABINET, full panelled DOUBLE BEDSTEAD, with non-sag. cable edge, rustless WIRE MATTRESS— MODERN UPHOLSTERED FUITE containing CHESTERFIELD SUITE and TWO LOUNGE CHAIRS to match, all with independent sprung front edges, covered in hard-wearing Genoa Velvet— USED FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. McKenzie and Willis's Stock of USED FURNITURE is the largest in the city, and includes Oak and Rimu Dining and Bedroom Suites, Chester field S\"i:es. Pianos. Sewing Machines etc. All these goods have been recondition 2d where necessary, and at the prices marked represent great savings TIME PAYMENTS if desired. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 Hereford street (2 Doors from Colombo street.) N. H. McCROSTIE AND CO. JUST OFF PAPANUI ROAD. SUPERIOR HOME OF 7 SPACIOUS 1 ROOMS. PRICE REDUCED TO £BOO. TRUSTEES DETERMINED TO REALISE. THE RESIDENCE IS IN PERFECT ORDER AND HAS EVERY POSSIBLE MODERN CONVENIENCE. SPLENDID SECTION OF 36 PERCHES, TASTEFULLY LAID OUT IN LAWNS AND ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. ABSOLUTELY PRIVATE. The Trustees are determined to sell, and have just REDUCED THE PRICE BY £2OO. ENQUIRE AT ONCE. SOLE AGENTS. N. H. McCROSTIE and CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 217 Manchester street. 'Phone 34-459. M 6863 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 *he cheapest and most. effective nu ho of creating big sales and cementing 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 by far the largest circulation,