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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17862, 7 August 1918, Page 12

AUCTIONS. JONES. McCROSTIE COY.. LTD. auction sale of furniture and EFFECTS. THUS DAY. At X p.m. ON THE PREMISES, No. 87. MERITALE LANE (just off Papanui Road.) On aocount of Mr A. F. Davis, who la giving up housekeeping. rpHE whole of the SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Also LADY’S ROYER BTCYCLE, GENTS BICYCLE, LIGHT MOTOR-CYCLE. 2J h.p. Take No. 1 Car to Merivalo Lane. JONES, M’CROSTIE CO., LTD., C. E. JONES, k Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, AUGUST Bth. at 13 Noon. ON acoount of the Trustees in the Estate of the late Agnes W©3ton (in conjunction with Mr Charles Clark). ON THE PREMISES. No. 7S, GLOUCESTER STREET WEST, CITY (Immediately adjoining the Maeonic Hall), THE WHOLE OF THE FURNISHINGS, AS CONTAINED IN THE 14-ROOMED RESIDENCE, including UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by Schumann, TURKEY OARPETS, 10 BEAUTIFUL AXMINSTER CARPETS, WILTON PILE CARPET, 12 Axminstor and Turkey Rug 3, Axminstor Runner, Sideboards, Chesterfield, Easy Chairs, Occasional Tables, G Mirror Panelled Wardrobes, Duohesao Chests, Mirrors, Ware, Rattan Chairs, etc., etc. Also, ' RARE OLD INLAID GUN, a Curio. LARGE LOT OF BLANKETS, BED AND TABLE LINEN AND GOOD CUTLERY.

JONES, MeCROSTIE COMPANY, LTD. C. E. JONES, 969 / Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE. VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY AT WAIKARI. Am seeerant of the Mortgagees. SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 10th, At 12 Noon. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS, CORNER CASHEL and MANCHESTER STREETS. fpHE Freehold Property, situate at -L WAIKARI, comprising <8 ACRES AND SO PERCHES OF LAND, Part of R.S. 6295 on which is erected the STAR AND GARTER HOTEL. | Land Transfer Title. Full particulars and Cards to view on application to tho Auctioneers. JONES, MeCROSTIE COMPANY, LTD. C. E. JONES, 277 Auctioneer. JMPORTANT AUCTION 8 MOTOR-CARS. SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 14th, At 10.30 a m. IN OUR ROOMS. No. I—On account of W. Shoat, Esq.— 30H.P. CADILLAC MOTOR-CAR, 5sea ter, IN PERFECT ORDER and conditm, new tyrc3, Stepney electric light, self-starter, all accessories. HAS NOT RUN 8000 MILES. Only for Sale on account of owner having no further use for same. No. a—On account of the Owner—--12-14 H.P. ENGLISH HUMBER, 8-seater, 4-cylinder, Zenith carburetter, wire wheels, 815 x 105, good tyres, Stepney, luggage carrier, in splendid condition. No. 3 —On acoount of Messrs Manning and Company--20 H.P. FORD DELIVERY VAN, IN PERFECT ORDER. The above Cara are to bo sold REGARDLESS OF COST. Nos. 1 and 2 will be ON VIEW at Messrs Soott’s Stables, Cashel Street, on end after Monday Next, August l'2th. The Ford Delivery Van will be on view at the Ford-Can-terbury Mctor Garage, Ttiam Street, on and after Monday, August 12th, and on morning of eale at our Rooms. Full particulars on application to the Auctioneers, JONES, MeCROSTIE COMPANY, LTD. ' O. E. JONES. 279 Auctioneer. CLARIDGE AND SMITH. CLEARING SALE. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Account MR J. CHAMBERLAIN, Ellesmore, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27th. !\KTE have been instructed by Mr J. ChamVV berlain to hold a CLEARING SALE of til his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK of Horses, Cattle, Dairy Cows, Implements, etc. Full particulars later date. CLARIDGE AND SMITH, Farmers’ Saleyards, 49 ; Auctioneers. FARMERS’ SALEYARDS. AUCTIONEERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. I FARMERS, consign your Chaff and Produce to these Yards; no rejects to fear; til lines sold on their merits. This is the largest distributing firm in Canterbury. We idvise Shareholders to patronise these Yards, uid by so doing the future of your Shares yr'a assured. For Clearing Sales onr Auctioneer has no equal. This enterprising firm has made iheso Yards the most popular in Canterbury, irhich have been for years a White Elephant. CLARIDGE AND SMITH, Auctioneers. WANTED KNOWN. /THAT F. H. STEEL" has REDUCED the 1 PRICE of MEAT to ROCK-BOTTOM for SPOT CASH, end as wo have only a short time to live, GET THE BEST. Rubbish is dear at any price. The Beet is always *he CHEAPEST in the end. And do not be persuaded to buy Inferior Quality or Rubbish, when by patronising F. H. STEEL you can 'always rely on GETTING THE CREAM OF CANTERBURY. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on Daily for Orders Letters and Telegrams promptly attended I<> ' SMALLGOODS A SPECIALTY. Tho Annual Output reaches Half a Million ■pounds. Tho quantity sold speaks for itself. 1829 DON’T just eay, ’’ Put on rubber heels." but eay "PUT ON WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELSG’ Your bootmaker will know the reason. LUS