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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21988, 12 January 1937, Page 16

AUCTIONS. TONKS, NORTON AND GO. AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY THIS DAY. IN OUR ROOMS, AT 1.30 P.M. On account of Various Clients. A LARGE QUANTITY OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. . MAIN ITEMS INCLUDE:— 2 OAK SIDEBOARDS, OAK ROUND EX. TABLE, OAK GATE-LEG TABLE, OAK COUCH WITH MOQUETTE SQUAB, 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE IN MOQUETTE, ' LARGE CHESTERFIELD AND 2 EASY, CHAIRS, GARDEN SEAT, 1 OAK MORRIS CHAIR, „ 2 RIMU MORRIS CHAIRS, OAK BOOKSHELVES, PIANO (TURNER). 2 LARGE MIRRORS. BOYS BICYCLE, 4 DUCHESSES, 4ft 6in and 3ft KAPOC MATTRESSES, SINGLE , AND DOUBLE BEDSTEADS, LOT ' KITCHEN CHAIRS, KITCHEN CUPBOARD, WHEELBARROW, CARPET SWEEPER, STRETCHER, CLOTHES BASKET, PEDESTAL CUPBOARDS, TAPESTRY FIRESCREEN, 2 GENTS.’ BICYCLES, 3ft OAK BED AND WIRE, DOLL’S PRAM, DOLL’S HOUSE, INVALID CHAIR, KITCHEN DROPSIDE TABLE, SEAGRASS CHAIRS, CARPETS, MATS, LINO., BASINETTE, MEAT SAFE, PR. STEPS, OVERMANTEL. TOWEL HORSE, 3ft RIMU BED AND WIRE, SUNDRIES, ETC.

TONKS, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers, 105, Hereford street.

W. E. SIMES AND CO.

IOA ACRES, good heavy land. Mostly JLt>v downs. Attractive little property. Permanent water. Nice home, 7 rooms, conveniences, garden, orchard, good range outbuildings. Handy Ranglora. Price £2B per. acre. Deposit only £SOO. Worth enquiry, 8185

*y K(\ ACRES, some rich land. Prin--4 (iu cipally sheep. A fair area has been flax country. Has carried 1000 ewes, but now wants a bit of cleaning up. Carry 500. Good house, 4 rooms, all conveniences. All farm buildings, woolshed, sheepyards. Price £5 per acre. Terms. North Canterbury district. 8184

IAQ ACRES—Good medium land. No JL UO buildings. Asking £6 per acre. Walau district. Keen seller. A 172. W. E. SIMES and CO.

ACRES—Mixed farm. 30 acres heavy land, 30 acres tiptop downs, balance" low hills and tussock. All good soil. Now carrying 30 cows and over 120 ewes and their lambs besides other stock House 6 rooms, all conveniences, good cowshed and other farm buildings. Addington Yards 10 miles only. Nice situation. Write or call; AMS W. E. SIMES and CO.

ACRES—Sheep country. All flat. IUU 56 acres oats. 8 acres wheat, 200 acres new grass, and subterranean clover, balance two and three-year pasture. 23 paddocks. All good order. Well fenced. Carrying ewe per acre. Good home 5 rooms, hot and cold water, bath, etc., 8stailed stable, shearing shed, yards, implement shed, etc Price £6 per acre Only 15 miles to town. Best of roads. 8163 WE. SIMES and CO. 144 Hereford street. WANTED TO PURCHASE. Twelve Words, One Shilling per Insertion. Three Insertions 2s 6d. T OW-SET Gig or Jogger, suitable for " hack. Particulars to Selby, Aylesbury. X 2093 WANTED to Purchase, Office Safe, Superior Office Table, 2 cheaper Office Tables, Counter (fairly long). Carpet, Typewriter. Chairs. Cash transatcion. 82119, “Press.” WANTED, Broken and Whole Wheat; also Barley, Oats, Peas for Grinding. Send- samples. W. E. Cook and Co., 170 Cashel street. , • XIB2I fJEORGE ANDERSON and SON. 633 Colombo street, ‘Phone 30-314, are cash, buyers of General Furniture, Sewing Machines. * 5781 pASH Buyer Left-off Clothing; Gent’s Suits, Boots, Ladies! Clothing, Linen, Blankets. 165 Manchester street, City. ' XIBB2 WANTED PURCHASE. OIDING Saddles. Cart Collars, and *•*' Harness, any description. J. G PARISH, Saddler, 204 Tuam street, next P. and D. Duncan. P6969 A TTENTION—Turn Your Bottles, Rags, Scrap Metal, Fat, left-off Clothing into Cash. Highest prices given. See or ring us for. quotations. Collected anywhere. 12 Nursery/road, E.l. ’Phone 32-381. , XI9OO Y EFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs R- Penny, 6 Ferry road, is Cash Buyer of all kinds of ladies’, gents’, and children’snew or second-hand Clothing. Household Linen, Carpets, . Furniture, Blankets, Rugs. Spot cash. Write or ’Phone 32-921. Letters promptly attended. ■ ■ P7OOB TF you have to dispose of your Furniture. Piano, Sewing Machine, or any other article of household furniture, remember McKenzie and Willis can give you the highest cash prices. McKenzie and Willis. X 1872 PJASH Buyer of Ladies’. Gents’, and Children’s High-class New and Second-hand Clothing; also Gents’ Boots arid Shoes, Rugs, Blankets, and Household Linen. Spot cash; ’Phone 30-660. Mail deliveries promptly attended to, MRS M. WALKER. 12 Victoria street. Est. 1902. P7192 Gold, silver, gold. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. , Gents’ Suits, Boots and Shoes, Leftoff Clothing of any description. Children’s Boots and Shoes, Gold. Jewellery of all descriptions. TREDREA’S. 37 NEW REGENT ST. TBBO2 WANTED TO SELL. arm machinery for "sale—--1 6ft Mc.-Drg. Binder; X 6ft McCormick Binder. 1 Bft Massey Binder, 1 Bft Mc-Drg. Power Binder, 1 10ft Mc-Drg. Power Binder, 1 McCormick Big 6 Mower, Herkules Mowers and Hay Rakes, McCormick Side Delivery Reaper, 15C Massey Drill, 17C Massey Drill. S. and D.F Ploughs, 3-F Riding and Tractor Ploughs, 10/16, 12/18, 16/18 Disc Harrqjvs, Tine Harrows (all sizes). Tripod and Chain Harrows, Cultivators Spring and Stiff Tine, McCormick Feed Grinder, Broadcasters and Grass Stripper, Cambridge Rollers 6ft to 10ft, Mould Ploughs and Horse Hoes, Duncan Manure Distributor, .Centrifugal Pump, Spring Dray, Farm Dray, Saw Benches, Storrie Ridger, Oils, Twine, Plough Shares, Averls Patent Plough Wheels and Skeiths, Henry’s Patent Tractor Plough Lift, Spare Parts for All Makes Machines. Plough Setting and Repair Work a Speciality. FARMERS’ MACHINERY EXCHANGE, LTD., Moorhouse avenue. ’Phones 32-505, 23-251. F5134 PHOTOGRAPHY. 6 POST-CARDS and Enlarged One for 10s 6d. Wrigglesworth and Binns, Photographers. 699 Colombo st. /"TALL at the Steffano Webb Studio, to appreciate perfection of phptography. 252 High street. Mc 7132 PRIVATE HOTELS. “rpHE LODGE." 36 HEREFORD ST.. A The Favoureo West End. The City’s Premier Private Hotel, It Combines Every l Comfort and Luxury of a Refined Home, with proxiniity to the centre of' the City, the Botanic Gardens, Canterbury College, and the River Avon. Tariff: 12s 6. per day. Permanent guests special rates. D. B. GUNN Proprietor. Telephones: 33-870 33-871 G4787

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