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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17328, 17 November 1916, Page 10

AUCTIONS. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. THIS DAY! THIS DAYII Commencing at 1 o'clock. ,-UOTION SAM of CHOICE FtTRNIL TURE, NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (by Stoinmeyor). CHESTERFIELD DINING SUITE, OAK AND KAURI SIDEBOARDS, Etc. AT OUR ROOMS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (next Post OfficeV Tlio numeroitfl lota include—Practically new dining suite (comprising chosterficld couch, 3 Msy choirs end 4 high-backed dining chairs), wardrobes, duchesso chests, washstands, oak sideboards, kauri sideboards, bedware, all-crass kerbs, lire brasses, marble clock, oak overmantel, chests of drawers, pictures, double brass-mounted bedsteads, wire and kapoo mattresses, single wood bedsteads, choval duchesse, wicker chairs, rattan chairs, couch, linoleums, wire stretchers, Singer drophead sowing machine, Perfection oil cooking "stove and oven, dining tobies, kitchen tables, child's wood and iron cots, chiffonier, kitchen chairs, Austrian chairs, kitchen dresser, quantity paints, wringer; gas griller, churn, go-cart, wood kerbs, lawn mowers, coal vase, g<olf clubs, phonograph and records, laco curtains, drapery, etc. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, AUCTION SALE OF EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE FURNITURE (practically now), MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND BRINSMEAD PIANO, BEAUTIFUL CARPETS, HANDSOME BROWN CHESTERFIELD COUCH AND DIVAN EASY CHAIRS, Etc. CONTENTS OF WELL-FURNISHED BUNGALOW OF EIGHT ROOMS. MONDAY NEXT, the 20th NOVEMBER, Commencing at 12.30 p.m. f\N account of MRS M. W. HOLMES \J who is leaving for tho .North Island, on the premises, 181, EDGEWARE ROAD, ST ALBANS. (Take Edgeware Road cars to corner Edgeware Road and Barbadoc-s Street). The Wholo of her"" EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE FURNITURE .and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. The whole of the goods aro of first-class quality, and nearly new. Full particulars in Saturday's and Mon-< day's papers. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, llj.l Auctioneers. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, UCTIONEERS. AND HO L FURNISHERS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (NEXT POST OFFICE). TOR NEW FURNITURE AT LOWEST SPECIAL SPRING BARGAINSLACE CURTAINS, from 4s per pair. BEST AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNER, 27in wide, 8s 9d per yard. HEARTHRUGS, from a kitchen rug at 4s 6d to a Beautiful Drawing or Diningroom Rug at 32s 6d. LINOLEUMS and FLOORCLOTHS, from 3s lid per yard. SEA-GRASS CARPETS, l&ft by Bft and 12ft by 9ft, from 19s 6d. CARPET SWEEPERS (Bissell'a), from luS. WRINGERS, from las 6d. LAWN MOWERS. Splendid Ball-bearing Machines, 355. Easy enough driven for a woman to use. TABLE COVERS, from Ss 6d. MARCELLA QCILTS, from 16a. SLIP MATS, from 3s 6d. HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARDS, from £5 os. HIGH-BACKED DINING CHAIRS, with spring scats, from 15s. * OAK BEDROOM SUITES, from £ls. CHESTERFIELD COUCHES, in Velvet, from £'6 15s. VERY HANDSOME DINING SUITES of 7 pieces, from £9 15s. HANDSOME DOUBLE WOOD BEDSTEADS, 39s 6d and 42 6d. PIANOS. We always have a few GOOD PIANOS FOR SALE CHEAP. FOR CASH OR TERMS. OUR NEW FURNITURE IS ALL OF BEST QUALITY, Anct Guaranteed to give Satisfaction. WE HAVE FURNISHED HUNDREDS OF HOMES IN CANTERBURY. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS FROM 7 p.in. to 9 p.m. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (NEXT POST OFFICE). JOSEPH WALLACE. SYDENHAM. FINE BUSINESS POSITION. COLOMBO STREET. SHOP and S ROOMS, deep Section to enlarge , premises. Back Entrance. GOOD INVESTMENT AT JOSEPH WALLACE. ST ALBANS. NEAR TRAM, 2d SECTION £7OO. CORNER SECTION of J-ACRE. long frontage. 7-r. HOUSE, all conveniences, Orchaid. Would subdivide well. JOSEPH WALLACE. Telosrama: " Shoep," Christchurch. WANTED KNOWN. rriHAT F. H. STEEL lias REDUCED the . PRICE OF MEAT to ROCK-BOTTOM for SPOT CASH, and as wo have only a short time to live, GET THE BEST. Rubbish is dear at nny price. The Best 5s always the Cheapest in the ond. And do not be persuaded to buy inferior quality of rubbish when, by patronising F. H. STEEL, you can always rely on RETTING THE CREAM OF CANTERBURY. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on Daily for Orders. Letters and telegrams promptly attended " SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY. The annual output reaches Half a Million Pounds. The quantity sold speaks for iUelf. • ADIES, remember, that if your grocer is I out of the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE " you can always procure a bottle at the nearest store. Prioo reasonable. Buy a hottlo to-day. < 8 ,'OU- can't beat Rubber as a Shock Ab- !. porber—and you can't Beat WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS for alsorbing the shock of boot on asphalt. Get them Fitted.