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AUCTIONS. B. S, M'EENZIE & CO. AUCTION I AUCTION! . GREAT SALE OF JEWELtE.tfcY .. A&D;•' SILVER PLATE GOODS. WEDNESDAY "and SATURDAY; NEXT, . At 1 p.m. . : IN OUR ROOMS,' 143 CASHEL' ST. On Account of Mr CLARKE, late of Colombo Street, also On Acco\mt of whom it may concern. Comprising: 15 and .18 ct. Gold Rings in various settings with valuable stones, including Diamond, Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald; a large assortment of ladies' Brooches set with various stones, gentlemen's Gold Scarf Pins set with diamonds and other precious stones, 15 and 18 ct. Gold Studs and Cuff Links, ladies' 9, 15, and 18 ct. Gold Bangles and Neck Chains, a large assortment of ladies' and gents.' Gold and Silver Watches, ladies' Hat Pins and Belt Buckles, Silver-plated Tea Spoons, Cake Knives and Forks, Cream and Sugar Stands, Cruets, Biscmit Barrel, Leather Wallets, Purses, Cake Dishes, etc., etc., etc. WITHOUT RESERVE. T? S, McKENZIU & C 0., AUCTIONEERS, 143 CASHEL STREET. 4501 Second-Hand Furniture We are now having an EVER-INCREAS-ING DEMAND for SECOND-HAND FURNITURE IN OUR NEW AND UP-TO-DATE AUCTION ROOMS. SPECIAL NOTE. If you have not the time to wait for an Account Sales, then drop-us a post card or give us a ring (Telephone Number 3414), and we shall be pleased to send our experienced valuer to give you a straight-out price. Owing to our Central Position and Commodious Ro.oms, it enables us to give a better price than any other Auction Firm in the City. R. S. McKENZIE & CO. AUCTIONEERS, 143 CASHEL STREET. Next to Matson's. 'Phone 3414. J. T. BELL & CO.

J, T. BELL & CO., ESTATE AGENTS, 115 GLOUCESTER STREET. WEST CHRIST CIIU RCH. —Clioice position, sunny frontage of 44ft; up-to-date twostorey HOUSE of 7 Rooms, with all modern conveniences. This fine Property is for Sale, and «s properties in this favourite locality are now difficult \ to obtain, an enrly enquiry is advisable. The/i>rice is so right that a sale should be quickly effected. J. T. BELL & CO. 115 GLOUCESTER STREET. .60 E. G. STAVELEY & CO. NORTH CANTERBURY. A SPLENDID LITTLE HOLDING. 7 ACRES in North Canterbury's I Finest District; well subdivided and watered; first-class sheep and cropping farm; close to railway station and township; good buildings of all sorts. Owing to ill-healtli, owner would consider an exchange for 50 Acres Heavy Land near Christcliurch. Price and full particulars from E. G. STAVELEY & CO., 190 CASHEL STREET, CHIIISTCHURCH. •v ,185 ! 'V. ' i GODFREY & TAYLER. HERE IS A CHEAP HOME. HANDY TO THE ADDINGTON WORKSHOPS, -&ALEYARDS, ETC. LONG FRONTAGE TO TWO GOOD STREETS. SUNNY ASPECT. SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT HOUSE. The House is a Sound, Well-built Dwel-. ling of Six Rooms, with, all the usual conveniences, including hot and cold service, bathroom, pantry, scullery, gas and fit* tings; roomy hall, verandah; nicely papered and painted; sewer connections and patent W.C. Section has a north-easterly aspect, "and is well laid out iii lavTß, flower beds, vegetable garden, fruit trees, etc. The area is over 1-acre, and there is ample room to build another residence. The owner has greatly reduced the prico, and 13 now quoting the Property at £550 TO A GOOD PURCHASER WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE EASY TERMS OP PURCHASE. Apply to GODFREY & TAYLER, (W. S. GODFREY), 90 ARMAGH ST. (Facing Victoria Square) .42 DEVEREUX, KING & CO., LTD. JQEVEREUX, KING, & CO., LTD. NEW ZEALAND, the legitimate Investo-i' Paradise, Ten Thousand Miles from the Seat of War. Costs less to send a fat shfeep from Lyttelton to- London than from Yorkshire to London. Beef 7d per lb in London. Franco willing to take our produce. First time in the history of the world that a European port lia.-> been open to rece.ve Colonial, jVlcj.l and Produce. This Colony, being purely a producing colony of foodstuffs, must become wealthy beyond the wildest dreams during the next few years. Store Sheep at the minimum. Fat Sheep and everything fat at the Maximum. BUY LAND at this golden -moment. The British Fleet insures your produce. The true patriot goes on with his business. The Coward stands idly by, "retired." Every idle man at this time, especially the wealthy, are a disgrace to their country. Either Buy a Farm, produce something for our brothers in want, or Shoulder your Rifle and go to the front. We have every kind of Farm on our books tor Salo. If you have been living an idle, retired life, repent in sackcloth and ashes and come s raiglit to us. We have anything from a 100,000-ACRE STATION to a 25-ACRE FARM. Also Large Stock HARNESS, RIDING SADDLES, TARPAULINS. HORSE COVERS, and Everything to Clothe the Horse. DEVEREUX, KING, & CO., LTD., 100 LICHFIELD STREET. CHRISTCHU RCH. .81 £j> -| t 0 £5, from 2/- weekly, for Drapery-« wX £1 to £5, from 21- weekly, for Boots—£l to £5, from 2/- weekly, for Suits—£l t* £5, from 2/- weekly, for Costumes.—At Bal' kind's, 629 Colombo St., near Tuam St.