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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18411, 18 May 1920, Page 10

AUCTIONS. -——— alt M’KENZIE AND WILLIS. THIS DAY I THIS DAY! I / i mmencing at 1 o’clock. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE FtTRNIT i-’i'E, SPLENDID UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, OAK DPtOPHEAD SINGER SEWING MACHINE, OAK SECRETAIRE AND BOOKCASE, OAK DINING SUITE. SIDEBOARDS, BEDROOM SUITES* CARPETS LINOLEUMS ETC. AT OUR ROOMS, NEST POST OFFICE, Cathedral Square. „ The Numerous Lot 3 include:—Oak Dinner Waggon, Oak Dining Suite, Oak Secretaire and Bookcase, Sideboards, Pictures, Vases. Ornaments, Crockery, Glassware, Copper and Brass Kerbs, Fire Irene, Dining Suites, Bedroom Suites, Wardrobes, Ducuesse Chests, Marble-top Washstauds, Jardinieres, Overman to l -. ~ Are Screens, . Draught Screens, Reading Lamp, Hand Sewing Machine, 'Bed-'-vare, Typewriter. Palm Stands, Occas. Tables, Organ," Single and Double Wood Bedsteads, Single, Three-quarter and Double Brassmounted Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Kapoc Bedding, Couches, Extern Dining Table, Kitchen and Dining Tables, Kitchen Chairs, Wire Couch, Boat-shape Go-cart (nearly new), Axminster and Brussels Carpets, Linoleums, Collapoiblo "Wardrobes, Coal Vases, Grocery Bins, Ncarlv New Stand Mangle, Cias Grillor, Wheelbarrow, Child’s Fire Guard, Tin and Travelling Trunks, Child’J Cot, Kitchen Sundries, Easy Chairs, Seagrasi and Wicker Chairs, Dining Table Covers, Nearly New Wringer, Clothes Baskets, Sundries, etc. - McKENZIE AND WILLIS, G3S Auctioneers. J. E. AUSTIN. J. E. AUSTIN, 2W. CASHEL ST. Phone .3020. POTA —CITY, close to Railway—s-room SiOOV House, sewer, gas, h.p. water. The section is worth £3OO. J. E. AUSTIN. jpr'Qrv —BUNGALOW, four rooms, kitXj LOU chenettc, hot. cold, gaa, plastered, concrete foundations and paths; j-acro. four minutes to 2d section. Deposit £3oo* J. E. AUSTIN. .<?i L? AA —MODERN Home, best- street in LIUUU Motivate, North aspect; 6 largo rooms, plastered electric light, ieadlights, hot, cold, sewer, concrete foundations; (-acre, lawn, shrubs, fov.-lhouse. Real good property. Clear title. J, E. AUSTIN. . P^hA —FIVE Rooms; hot, cold, eerier cs ldv gas; J-j; close 2d section J. E. AUSTIN. PI AAA —MERIYALE, close 2d section, *4.vfUu S rooms, plastered, concrete foundations; quarter-acre. When painted ami repaired worth about J3IGQO. A good profit for a handy tunn. J. E. AUSTIN, 204 CASHEL STREET. ’Phone 3029. HEWARD AND HARRIS. 5i ACRES, quite near City. Good frontage, splendid land. Seven-roomed dwelling and all conveniences, stable, shed, glasshouse. Grass to keep cow. Grows fin< tomatoes, onions and all root ciops, Pnci £I9SO. HEWARD AND HARRIS. . •trv ACRES-PAPANUI’S MODEL FARM. JLU 7 acres finest grass, 2 acres lucerne, 1 acre orchard. Modern Dwelling with electric light, full fet modern Outbuildings absolutely nothing better round Christchurch Solo Agents, HEWARD AND HARRIS. -Jtrl. ACRES, PAPANUI. real good land 112 could carry 15 cows; 5 acres in root crops. 7-roomcd Dwelling, stable, cowbails. dairy and fowlhouse. HEWARD AND HARRIS. >)P ACRES, Heavy Land, in good district «U I-roomcd House and outbuildings, near school, rail and Post Office. Easy terms. * HEWARD AND HARRIS, , S4A, Hereford Street j Telephone 5094. ,NORTH CANTERBURY FARMERS! WE WANT YOUR- FARMS FOR SALE. Wo have Buyers waiting. Our personal attention is given to every property. DEVLIN BROS., Land and House Agents, Rangiora. -\rORTH BRITISH RUBBER HOT ir WATER BAGS do net crßck or buvs f at. the seams. And the " Unique ‘ -‘Patent Stopper never leaks. - Buy BRITISH BAGS. FUNERALS. G EOBGE BARBELL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER MODERN MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOB CARRIAGES, FOR FUNERALS, ANY DISTANCE. Office 221, Garage 225, Durham Street ’Phene 711 (Night or D»/). J. LAMB AND. SON. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART OB CANTERBURY. ' No. 234. LICHFIEL DSTREET. TELEPHONE Established IS7A T ANGFORD AND RHIND, UNDER i-J TAKERS AND EMBALMERS, 10< Cashel Stxe»e. ’Phone 812. Bos 523. Her« bert Langford, 19, London Street" ’ ’Phone 689. John Rliind, 100, Montreal Street Phone 1603. IPHE Friends of the late Onslow Hollis J. Brown "are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave the Masonic Lodge, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton, 2.15 p.m. To-morrow (Wednesday), for the Publro Cemetery. The Lodge will bo lyled at 2 p.m. W. T. LESTER, 1601 rpHE Funeral of the late James Allan, of JL 271, Montreal Street, will leave Christ cliurch on Tuesday, and will arrive at Govcrnor’s Bay Cemetery at 2.30 p.m. GEORGE BARRELL. ’ a shf. ~ Friends ot the late David Joseph . Norden are informed that his Funeral will leave his late residefice, S 3, Tonbridge Street, Merivalo, on Wednesday morning foi Linwood Cemetery. Private iutefmcnt. GEORGE BARRELL. 383*2_ rpHF. FunereJ of the late Charles Fisher i- will leave his late residence, 56, Aikman’s Road, for the Bromley Cemotory, on Wednesday, the 19th iust., at 10 ffl.m. LANGFORD AND RHIND. m.HE Friends of Mt and Mrs H. W. Evans 1- are informed that the Funeral of their late beloved daughter, Rita Victoria, will leave their residence, 15, Thornton Street, St Albans, for the Linwood Cemetery, on Wednesday, the 19th inst., at 2 p.m. LANGFORD AND RHIND. LODGE" CANTERBURY -KILWINNING. No. 23. ’■jt/fIEMBERS of the above Ledge are re IVL quested to attend the Funeral of our lato brother and esteemed friend, On'slou Hollis Brown, which, will leave the Canter bury Kilwinning Masonic Hall, Canterbury Street, on Wednesday, 19th, at 215 p.m., fes the Public Cemetery. By order. White Lei and gloves. 0. N. CARSON, W.M. GEO. RUTHERFORD, P.M., Secretary. Sister Lodges invited to attend. SI OURN I N U ATlfßfl Specialised «l ARMSTRONG’S.