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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18572, 26 November 1920, Page 10

AUCTIONS. M’KENZIE AND WILLIS. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. Commencing it 1 o’clock. IN OUR ROOMS. NEXT TO POST OFFICE. ' Auction sale of choice household FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, OAK BEDROOM.SUITE. CHESTERFIELD COUCH. LATEST MODEL 60 OAK SINGER DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINE. | ALSO. ON ACCOUNT WHOM IT MAY j CONCERN—SO VOILE BLOUSES. j The numerous lots include Settee Couch ; and 2 Easy Chairs, pivnn Chairs in Shadow j Tissue, 7-piece Saddlebag Dining Suite, Wire Couch, Overmantel, Handsome Bow-front Sideboard, Mirror-door Wardrobe, Duchess* Chests, Copper Kerbs, Dinner Set, Oak Bedroom Suite comprising Wardrobe, Duehesse, Double. Bed and Wire Mattress and Bedside Cabinet, Violin and Case, Crockery, Glassware. Gate-leg Table, Seagrass Chairs, Had Stand, Double Wood Bed and Wire Mattress, Single Bedsteads, Single Wire Stretchers, Mangle, Carnets, Hall Runners, Slip Mats, Hearth Rugs, Wilton Hall Square, Aitcken Tables, Dining Tables, Kitchen Chairs, Linoleums, Kapoc Bedding, Wringer, Gas Griller, Lawn Mower, Garden Tools, Churn, Sundries, etc. M’KENZIE AND WILLIS, a 12- Auctioneers. MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 20th, Commencing at I o’clock. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD -tL FURNITURE, WERNER PIANO, ETC. On account of MR S. WRIGHT, we hae ing sold the property, on 4he Premises, M 3, RICCARTON ROAD, ; j 10t whole of bis Household Furniture and Effects. ; Full Detailed List in Saturday’s “ Sun " and “Star." M’KENZIE AND WILLIS. ' M Auctioneers. H. C. SMITH. THE CITY MARKET, 550, Colombo Street, next Cooper and Duncan’s. pUBLIC AUCTION TO-DAY. 11 a.nS 70 SIDES MEAT. 70 SIDES MEAT. Offered at I‘2 Noon. Fetch Kits.

Account Mr Morrinson—Bay Draught Gel* dyrs. all work; any trial. PIGS after gale of Meat, 12.15 p.m. POULTRY at 2 p.m. Further Entries include:—Light Sprint Dray (new), 25 Pairs Men’s Boots (from 6 fa 9 in size, direct from the Manufacturer), 400 gallon Square Tank. Full particulars yesterday's papers. ■* H. C. SMITH, Auctioneer. J. B. MERRETT AND CO. AUCTION SALE POULTRY, ETC. NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT. npilE Auction Sale of Mr E. Maisden’s Property and Poultry, on the Premises, Wychbury ’Street, Spreydon, has been POSTPONED till TUESDAY NEXT, 1 p.m. See particulars last Wednesday’s papers. J. B. MERRETT, Auctioneer. LAWRIE AND DALTON. LAWRIE AND DALTON, J. T. Lawrie.) (Thos. Dalton. Auctioneers, house and lanp AGENTS, HOTEL, PROBATE AND GENERAL . VALUATORS. k OUTSIDE SALES CONDUCTED WHEN f AND WHERE REQUIRED. 210, TUAM STREET (Next Door to Opera House). / Telephone 1935. THE CHEAPEST AUCTION ROOM IN THE CITY. COMPARE OUR PRICES. Our Stock of Up-to-date Designs in Oak Furniture is well worth inspection. We always keep a large assortment of New and Second-hand Furniture for Privati Sale, Oak Bedroom Suites. Oak Sideboards, Oak Wardrobes, Hall Stands, Linoleums, Curtains, Rugs, Bedsteads, Bedding, Blankets, etc. Our Showrooms are open till nine o’clock Friday Evenings. LAWRIE AND DALTON ’ pay highest Cash Prices for Second-hand Furniture. - Ring up and they will call and give you a price. LAWRIE AND DALTON, Auctioneers. ; MANY Dairymen have considerably increased their profits by securing Ceres Separators. The Ceres is the cleanest skimmer on the market; it possesses self-balan-cing bowl and automatic lubrication. Manning Machinery Co., 6, Bedford Row, Christchurch. £ GUARD against Fire by securing an Underwriters’ Fire Extinquisher. It contains valuable patented features which greatly increases its efficiency over other kinds of fire extinguishers. Write for booklet. Manning Machinery Co., 6, Bedford Row, Christchurch; '6 Avoid expense of clumping your new boots. Linoarnish, the cheapest, most effective sole* saver, gives long life and improves the leather. 'lky it to-day. Ask your grooer for Linoarnish. 2 FUNERALS. George barbell, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSES and MOTOR CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office 5J21 Garage 225, Durham Street. ’Phone 721 (Night or Day). T. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGE 3 FOR, FUNERALS TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. No. 234, LICHFIELD STREET. telephone jgg Established Isis. Montreal St., Sydenham. Phone 1603. London St., Richmond. ’Phone 659, P.O. BOX 523. JOHN RIII N D (Late Langford and Rhind), \ UNDERTAKER. , ‘ n Office, 104, Cashel Street. 'Phone £l2- j unerals conducted by motor hearse or j l horses. HE Funeral of the late Elizabeth Free. will leave the residence of Mrs Dich., Worcester Street, North Linwood, on iday, November 26th, at 9.30 a.m., for the iwood Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. HE Funeral of the late Thomas Green will leave the residence of his daughter, s Mansfield, 448, Armagh Street, LmwooA Friday, November 26th. at 1130 p.m., for i Linwood Cemetery. (Please note alteran.) J. LAMB AND SON, 3 360 ! HE"Funeral of the late Mary Agnes White will leave the residence of Mr Robert Quillan, Tunhiwi, Kaiapoi. on Saturday, member 27, at I.SO p.m., for the WOC«entl melery. J. LAMB AND SON. HE Friends of the late Geoffrey Shaw ar« invited, to attend his funeral, to leave . Durham Street, This Day (Friday), at ) p.m., for Svdenbam Cemetery. GEOrvGh* p.rell. HE Friends of the late John Isaac Cotterill are invited to attend his funeral, leave 225. Durham Street, This Day (in- •). at 1.30 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery. IORGE BARBELL. gggZ SB Funeral of the late Jonathan Jamc» Roose will leave his late residence, 215, .zgerald Avenue, for the Linwood Cemetery, Saturdav. the 27th iust, at 2.40 p.ni* HN RHI'ND. 3U