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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 866, 18 November 1916, Page 16

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AUCTIONS. ORADDOCK, McCEOSTIE CO., LTD. SHORT NOTICE. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE SUPERIOR AND PRACTICALLY NEW SOLID OAK FURNISHINGS In AHT DESIGNS, LOVELY AXMINSTER CARPETS, ROYAL DOULTON FLAMBE VASES. TUESDAY NEXT November 21st, At 1 p.m. ON ACCOUNT OF P. OLUFFE, ESQ., Who is giving up housekeeping. ON THE PREMISES, "CLOVELLY," WHARENUI STREET (Opposite Clyde Road), RICCARTON. MAIN ITEMS:—2 Axminstcr Carpets in Jatest designs, 2 Brussels Carpets (art pat--terns), Chesterfield in art serge, Silk Tapestry Easy Chairs with shadow tissue covers, Chippendale Oec. Table, Choice Pictures and Photogravures, Rattan Chairs, about 50 pieces Royal Doulton Vases and Ornaments (Rouge Flambe, by Allen and Henri), Kerbs, Screw Extension Oak Table, G High-backed Oak Chairs (rush seats), Oak and Mirror Sideboard, E.P. Ware, China, Afternoon Tea Service, Cutlery, Dinner Service, Fancy Cups .and Saucers, Glassware, Oak Folding Table, Oak Wood-box, Axminstcr Runners (Ift Gin and 3ft wide), Axminster Mats, Oak Palm Stands, Oak Occ. Chairs. 4ft Gin Oak Bedstead and Mattresses complete, Duehesse Chest, Pedestal Cupboard, all to match, 3ft Oak Bedstead -with Mattresses complete, Duehesse and Pedestal Cupboard to match, Carpet Sweeper, Crockery, Utensils, Wringer, lawn Mower, Hose, Garden Tools, etc., etc. ON VIEW MONDAY NEXT, Oaddock McCrostie Co. Ltd AUCTIONEERS, Cr. Cashcl and Manchester Sts. PRELIMINARY' NOTICE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1916. IN OUR LAND SALEROOMS. GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE & EFFECTS Hcmovcd to our Rooms for convenience of Sale. 'Being the Residue of the Furnishings as contained in "MONA VALE" ((Residence of the late Mrs A. Q. Townend). Also, on account Owners: E.P. Ware, China, Ornaments, Pictures, Articles of Vertu, etc., etc. FULL DETAILS IN LATER ISSUE. 'Craddock McCrostie Co. Ltd Auctioneers, Corner Cashel and Manchester Streets. WHY BUILD AT THE PRESENT HIGH PRICES WHEN YOU CAN BUY THE FOLLOWING ■UNDER THE COST OF THE BUILDING £485 ONLY £485 £485 ONLY £485 NEW ROUGH CAST BUNGALOW ON STONE, Hollow Walls—warm In winter and cool in summer; no upkeep, and will last f|or ever; 5 spacious rooms—ls x 12, 14 x 12, 12 x 12, 12 x 12, and 10 x 9; pantry and storeroom, 11 x G, with 8 rows of shelving; bathroom, 10 x 7, with Doulton bath and basin; hot and cold service throughout; quaint art mantels, inset tiled grates, tiled hsarths, Bft hall with grill, wardrobes in two bedrooms, picture rails throughout, plastered and every room beautifully papered, kitchen dadoed, sideboard and utensil cupboard built in, gas fittings throughout, also gas copper and tubs; sunny verandah. Full Jacrc of land, 4ft above footpath, facing north, close to 2 trams; garden well .planted. Clear title or easy terms if requ Key on application to the Sole Agents—•Craddock McCrostie Co. Ltd CORNER CASHEL AND MANCHESTER STREETS. Folio 3G7. WM. JAMESON & SON. FOR PRIVATE"^ALeT RICHMOND HILL, SUMNER. MR CECIL WOOD, who has enlisted, Wishes to dispose of HOUSE AND LAND. House comprises Two Living Rooms, Thrc Bedrooms, Kitchen, and Olllcrs. Handy t Golf Links, Trams, and Township. Arrangements to view may be made wit WM. JAMESON & SON Civic Chambers 213 MANCHESTER STREET. Grain Merchant Oats, Oatsheaf Chaff, Wheatcn Straw, Carrots, Baled Straw, Bed Chaff. All clean and sweet. Lowest prices. 82 HIGH STREET £"> A EACH —Good Sections, .... o\7 Brighton tram; terms £2 deposit balance to suit. S. C. Thompson, 103 line ford Street o^2l