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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 17038, 13 December 1915, Page 12

AUCTIONS. Mckenzie and willis. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Nest Post Office. FOR NEW FURNITURE! FOR NEW FURNITURE! AT BEDROCK PRICES! AT BEDROCK PRICES! WE SELL THE VERY BEST FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OUR FURNITURE IS MADE TO LAST AND GIVE SATISFACTION. WE SELL CHEAP BECAUSE WE HAVE NO EXPENSIVE SHOP FRONTS OR WINDOWS TO PAY FOR, And You Get the Benefit. HAVE YOU PRICED OUR OAK FURNITURE? WE CAN SAVE YOU POUNDS ON A GOOD OAK SIDEBOARD. OR OAK BEDROOM SUITE. BUY AT AUCTION PRICES. THE BEST ECONOMY ia to buy th« Beat Goods at the lowest possible prices. That is-BUY HERE. LARGE AND CHOICE STOCKS OF ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS TO CHOOSE FROM. ALL NEW GOODS OF BEST QUALITY. We are Now Shoyrin? a F:n» Display of NEW SEA-GRASS FURNITURE. THE BEST FURNITURE FOR SUMMER OR WINTER. Chairs from 17s Gd, Seiiees from 50*. You can place it anywhere. Looks well in Kitchen or Drawing-room. WE SELL A SPLENDID OAK SIDEBOARD 'For £5 ss. Good enough for any home. The Same Sideboard, oak or walnut stained, £i. COMPARE OUR PRICES. With Those Quoted You Elsewhere. EASY TERMS TO APPROVED BUYERS. Country Orders Specially Attended > toy. Goods carefully packed and placed on rail. ANOTHER ADVANTAGE IN BUYING HERE. WE CAN TAKE ANY SECONDHAND FURNITURE YOU WISH TO DISPOSE OF IN EXCHANGE OR PART PAYMENT.

OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. MoKENZIE AND WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, Cathedral Square (next. Post Office). ALLAN HOPKINS. - ALLAN HOPKINS. 997 R A CRES, Eaßy Downs, natural •water «"J IvJ supply; 550 acres in wheat, oats, etc.: has grown 60 bushels of wheat; fattened 4500 sheep and 110 bullocks last season. Real Comfortable Buildings. Price £l6 10s, or will sell in blocks. Easy terms arranged. (Vi. 2) ALLAN HOPKINS. A(\ ACRES, Dairy Farm, clear title, 6 " miles from Chrißtchurch; 14 acres in oats, 5 aores potatoes, 3 acres mangels, swedes, etc.; carry 20 to 25 cows. Price £35 per acre; will Exchange for Larger Farm. (104) ALLAN HOPKINS.

QKfi ACRES, near Timaru, low sunny 0«JO downs, exceptionally well watered. Stock, 600 ewes, 20 wethers, 11 head of cattle and 8 horses. Will take house in town as deposit. (331) ALLAN HOPKINS' Ql ACRES, Nice Suburban Home, all in t>2 good order; about 2 acres in first-class orchard; Excellent Buildings. Owner selling on account of old age. Price only £IOOO, on easy terms. (Al) ALLAN HOPKINS. KAfV ACRES, Best Part of Canterbury, OUU consisting of rolling limestone downs, well watered; grows splendid cocksfoot. Owner will guarantee it to carry 1000 ewes; carrying capacity 2 sheep to the acre, besides crops. First-class House and outbuildings. Price only £l6 10s per aero. £IOOO deposit; or will take a good lettable property as part payment. __„ ALLAN HOPKINS.

ACRES, Spreydon, 3 minute* from tram O and school; heavy land, grows splendid grass and root crops. BUILDINGS consist of First-class 7-roomed House, hot and cold water, bathroom, etc., stable, loose-box, trapshed and cowshed. Insured for £7OO. This must be sold, and the vendor will accept £3OO deposit, tho balance can be arranged on tho easiest of terms. A good house will bo accepted as deposit. (21) ALLAN HOPKINS.

K A ACRES, Dairy Farm, t-mile from North OKJ Canterbury town and railway station; grows splendid grass, mangels, oats, etc. There are '.22 acres in various crops, including 16 acres in clover; balance carrying 18 milking cows (which can bo taken over at valuation). BUILDINGS comprise 7-roomcd Dwellinghouse, 16-bniletl cowbyre and stable. This is the cheapest little dairy run on the market. The first man to inspect will purchase. Price £45 10s per acre; deposit about £3OO, baiauce easy terms. . T t*>- ■an-ovTvc

' w ACRES, Dairy. Farm, all In crops, os:0 cent 2 acres; carry easily 20 to 25 cows House of 3 rooms, sheds, etc. Grew 50 bushels of wheat and CO busheis of oats to the acre last year. Price £25 per acre. Owner will exchange for Few Acres near ton-n ALLA>. HOPKINS.

...OR Sale—A Modem House of 5 large I? and lofty rooms, standing on concrete foundations and situated in a very sunny position, facing north. The house is replete with cverv modem convenience, mc.ucling gas and complete fitting*, bathroom, basin, shower, hot and cold water service, clectrio bells etc.; high pressure water service, sewer conneotion; aWof land 2 Roods MPerches, frontage of property over a chain, beautifully i-M out in garden, asphalt paths, orchard, n, etc. The property is situated in a very elusive loca'.itv, yet very handy to town d close to trams. This is a very superior residence, and at the price asked is a great bar-am. Price £IOSO, on the very easiest of terms. To avoid disappointment apply at once. <SI,I) ALLAN HOPKINS.

PESXLEAP_ BUTTER Its Purity is its Distinction. FRESH DAILY. ALL GROCERS. IHE HEAVIEST MAN WALKS LIKE A -. FAIRY if ho wear* WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. They're tolt ami springy a»-» cost le»" th»a 1«»*W heel* 80