AUCTIONS. McKENZIE and WILLIS, GIFTS GIF T S GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFT S GIFTS GIFTS GIVE USEFUL GIFTS. 'V’OTHING is more appreciated as a gilt Ihan some useful household article. McKenzie and Willis’s store is full of such pieces at very low prices, and the Gift Problem is easily solved by a visit to our showrooms. COPPER HEARTH FURNITURE. LOVELY EMBOSSED COPPER SCREENS in antique brass and copper and chromium. From 17/6. Copper and brass kerbs solidly made From 13/6. Box end kerbs. Beautifully embossed kerbs with seat and coal box combined. From £l/12/6. Fireside Companions. From 9/6 Hall Racks. From 12/6. Wall Mirrors. Beautiful bevelled with chromium chains. From £l/2/6. Carpet Sweepers. The ideal gift. Bissell’s make. From £l/5/6. yireside Chairs, upholstered in your choice of material. From £l/13/6 and £2/15/-. Lawnmowers. A great gift for Dad. From £l/19/6. Tea Waggons. Strongly made, good appearance. From 16/6. With drop leaves, From £2/7/6. Radio Tables. Polished walnut colour. From 11/-. Seagrass Chairs. Well made and comfortable. From 13/6. Acme Wringers. Always appreciated. From £l/16/6. Box Ottomans. Sprung top. Opening • both sides. £l/19/6. Card Tables. Folding tables with baize top. 13/6. Beck Chairs. Great for the beach. 10/6, Kitchen Couches. Copper sprung wire and heavy squab. £2/19/6. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 HEREFORD STREET. C. E. JONES, LTD. APPRECIATION. ,W E wish to express to our numerous CLIENTS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY an Appreciation of their generous support during the year, and trust by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of their loyal support during 1937. No business too small or too large but that it receives our undivided attention. ' WE EXTEND TO ALL A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR. C. E. JONES, LIMITED, {Auctioneers and' Real Estate Agents, 174 MANCHESTER STREET. A. L. JONES, J5024 Auctioneer. P. S, NICHOLLS AND CO. P. S. NICHOLLS and CO., 106 Gloucester street. £* Q K A—BUNGALOW 4 ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE AND SUN BALCONY. SITUATED ST. ALBANS, FEW MINUTES FROM TRAM. This Property is in perfect order outside and in, and has every convenience. The garden is well laid out in standard roses, native shrubs, lawns, etc. Double concrete paths, garage, and fowlhouse. . Sole Agents: P. S. NICHOLLS and CO., N7052 / 106 Gloucester street. MOTOR SERVICES. REDUCED FARES. CURRAN'S MOTORS —ln Conjunction with N.Z. Railways— MEET TRAIN DAILY AT PARNASSUS AT 11 A.M. )_j For: KAIKOURA. BLENHEIM, NELSON. 'And Connecting with Ferry Train at Picton for Wellington. Connecting with Ferry Train at Blenheim for Picton. FOR KAIKOURA: Cars Leave Blenheim Daily at 8 a.m. for Kaikoura, connecting with train at Parnassus for Christchurch. TELEGRAMS: Curran, Kaikoura. ' Booking Office: All Tourist Offices, Dix’s, Blenheim. O. VOYCE, *Phone 35-052. Blenheim. JEAL’S MOTORS, LAKE COLERIDGE. GLENROY, AND WINDWHISTLE. (CHRISTCHURCH dep. 8.30 a.m. daily (except Wednesdays), from Car Maintenance Garage, 244 Durham street. Lake Coleridge arr., 12 noon; Lake Coleridge, dep., 1 p.m. Special Trips arranged to suit clients. Bookings: Government Tourist Office, Square, and Car Maintenance Garage, 244 Durham street. M. JEAL, Proprietor. •Phone: 31-499, 34-397. OPTICIANS. Q SEVICKE JONES, OPTICIAN, 51 CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Corner Chancery Lane). Telephone 34-452. P.O. Box 669. FREE TREATMENT FOR PILES. OEND only ninepence in stamps, and generous sample of Zann Treatment will reach you. Immediate relief. Zann Proprietary, Box 952, GH, WolHnat.Qn. —3 I
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