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AUCTIONS. ' Mckenzie & willis. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK, AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, CONTENTS CF EIGHT ROOMS, AND FALSGRAVE STREET PROPERTY, ETC. On account of ME JAMES CUEBAN, on the premises 68 FALSGRAVE STREET (Opposite Tramway Power-house. Take Woolston or Sumner cars to Fitzgerald Av.) The whole of his, Household Furniture and Effects, including MASSIVE FEAMED-TOP EXTENSION DINING TABLE, INLAID LINOLEUM, DINING SUITE, comprising 4 High-back Dining Chairs and 2 Carvers to match, SIDE BOAED, large Wire Couch upholstered in Brown Serge, Easy Chairs, Copper Kerb, Coal Vase, Wood Kerbs, Crockery, Glassware, Vases t Ornaments, DOUBLE OAK BEDSTEAD AND WIEE MATTEESS, Kapoc Bedding, Sofa Square, Duchesse Chest, Bedware, Occas. Tables, Jardinieres; Pictures, HOUSEHOLD LINEN, comprising BLANKETS, SHEETS, QUILTS, Etc., Curtains, Double ?rass-mounted Bedstead and Box Mattress, Linoleums, Hall Stand, Hall Curtains, Iron Bedstead and Wire, Cushions, Chest of Drawers, Kitchen Table, Chairs, Kitehen Sundries, Meat Safe, Wringer, Lawn-mower, Sack of Sharps, Garden Tools, Carpenter's Tools, Wheelbarrow, Fowls^etc. AND AT 2 P.M. THE WELL-BUILT RESIDENCE OF EIGHT BOOMS, with all modern conveniences. Splendid corner Quarteracre Section. Government Mortgage. McKENZIE & WILLIS, AUCTIONEEES. WEDNESDAY NEXT. -AVEDNESDAY NEXT, COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK. AUCTION SALE OF "CHOICE FURNITURE. CONTENTS OF FOUR' ROOMS. Also BUNGALOW PROPERTY. On account of. MISS R. OLD, on the premises, 86 ABBERLEY ROAD, ST. ALBANS (Just off St. Albans Street. Tuho No; 1 cars to St. Albans Street.) The whole of her Choice FUENITUEE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, including AXMINSTEE CAEPET, EASY OHAIES, Skin Eug, CHESTEEFIELD COUCH, Cushions, Stereoscope and Views, Card Table, Palm Bowls, Pictures, Wall Mirror, Coal Vase, Carved Table, MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, Hearth Rugs, Copper Fire Screen, Curtains, OAK HALL SEAT, Slip. Mats, LINOLEUMS, Hall Curtains, Books, Box Seat, Bedspread, Table Cover, Duchesse Chests, Wardrobe with Mirror Door, Bedware, "Wire Stretchers, Kapoc Bedding, SINGLE WOOD BEDSTEAD AND WIEE MATTEESS, BLANKETS, SHEETS, QUILTS, Wicker Chairs, Wall Cabinet, Wire Couch, Wood Kerbs, Crockery, Glassware, Fire Screen, Kitchen Table, Kitchen Chairs, Kitchen Sundries, Jam Jars, Pres. Pan, Bathroom Mirror, Gas Griller, Carpet Sweeper, Wringer, Garden Hose, Oil Heater, Garden Chair, Lawn-mower, Garden Tools, etc. AND AT 2 P.M. THE COMPACT BUNGALOW PROPERTY OF FOUR EOOMS, with every possible convenience. About eighth-acre section. McKENZIE & WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE FURNITURE. SPLENDID UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by Spaethe, OAK ROLL-TOP DESK, etc. CONTENTS OF SEVEN ROOMS, of S. CHAMBERLAIN, ESQ., ON THE PREMISES, 175 PETERBOROUGH STREET, CITY (Close to Manchester Street.) / THE WHOLE v OF HIS SUPEEIOE FUENITUEE & HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Full particulars in future advertisements. McKENZIE & WILLIS, AUCTIONEEES., McKENZIE & WILLIS, x AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. CATHEDRAL SQUAEE (Nexl/Post Office). Telephone: Lands Department, A 4630. Office and Auction Department, 1881. "[ITANUFACTURING BUSINESS—FOR SALE, one of the most promising* businesses In •"■A- tills City. No opposition, imports protected by high tariff. Machinery and plant cost more than is asked. Small airount of capital required; gocxi terms to suitable man. Splendid proposition for a Returned Soldier with knowledge of machinery. Call on us for fuller particulars. * - McKENZIE & WILLIS, Sole Agents. €1 ft4fl~ SIX-ROOMED SEMI-BUNGALOW, north aspect, very substantially built, good high stud, plastered, papered, all modern convenience's, motor shed, glasshouse, large fowlhouses, i-acre of good land, splendidly laid out, full-bearing trees. No. 2 car, 2d section.. Call and see photo at Sole Agents. McKENZIE & WILLIS. jg£JOA—SIX ROOMS. Very handy to City. North aspect, plastered, papered, tiled tVVIOvf hearths and grates, bath and sewer, hj. and c. system, gas, electric light, good section, 66ft frontage. House just been painted. Owner leaving for Wellington. Fuller particulars from Sole Agents, , McKENZIE & WILLIS. D 7QRj-FOUR-ROOMED T-HOUSE. Few doors over BEALEY AVENUE. East aspect, * • 0»J 2 bay windows, 10ft stud, plastered, papered, bath and basin, hj. and c. system, sewer, J-acre sfction, planted to the front gate, small glasshouse. This property was built by the owner, who finds the house too small, and must sell. ' McKENZIE & WILLIS. X?QKft— ST. ALBANS BUNGALOW OF FIVE ROOMS. North-cast with side entrance, very high stud. This house must be inspected to realise the bargain offered. Large workshop, concrete paths, splendid section well cultivated, no peat. MoKENZn? & WILLIS. .

FOR SALE. —678 acres of first-class land, at one time heavy bush land, now all cleared with the exception of 40 acres in its virgin state. All. well grassed and suitable for dairying, wouLi cut up : into Several very fine dairy farms, grows great crops of grain and root crops. CARRYING CAPACITY.—IOOO ewes, 300 dry sheep, and 100 head cattle. BUILDINGS.—Comprise 2 homesteads necessary outbuildings. Improvements including sawmill, easily worth £2OOO. Royalty from the remaining bush, should easily realise £2OOO, all black pine, white pine, and totara. . . PRlCE.—Price for this most desirable property £25 per aero. Cash required £2500. Balance arranged. J. E. AUSTIN, Land Agent, Cashel Street. CANTERBURY. P.A. SHEEP RUN.—32SO Acres, flats and easy downs, suitable for any purpose, especially sheep and cattle, lies close to Railway Station and connected U P toy good metal roads. CARRYING 4500 sheep, 30-40 cattle, 25 horses. BUILDINGS.—Comprise, large dwelling house, and a"ll conveniences, sheep yards, and all necessary station buildings. . EASY TERMS. FULLER PARTICULARS APPLY TO J. E. AUSTIN, 204 Cashel Street. G.T. 120 ACRES of the finest land in CANTERBURY, suitable for grain root crops and cattle (dairying). BUILDINGS.—Pour-roomed house all conveniences, all necessary farm buildings, land is all flat and well drained. Fences and general appearances of the farm very good, PRICE.—£46 per acre. £IOOO deposit, balance arranged. J. E. AUSTIN, iO4 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. H. B. SOKENSEN,

H. B. SOEENSEiST, ' 3 MINUTES FROM Id SECTION. / Immediate possession can be had of this Up-to-date Bungalow of 6 good rooms, fitted with every modern convenience. Tiled roof, porch entrance, good hall, 4 fireplaces, tiled hearths and grates, with artistic overmantels, porcelain bath* hj. and c. service, pantry, scullery, and washhouse with gas copper, sewer, tile-back range; in fact, it is complete with every modern convenience. Motor garage with concrete floor and paths. Section 3-16-acre. PRICE £1250 H. B. SORENSm

63 Lichfield Street. TILE-HOOFED BUNGALOW. LOWER RICCARTON £IOOO Bungalow of 5 good rooms, plastered and papered, been built 3 years, panelled ball, porch entrance, 5 fireplaces, tiled hearths and grates, and tile-back range, Doulton bath, hj. and c. service, pantry, scullery. WHshlißii.se, gas and gas stove, workshop. Well laid out garden. Just off the Riccarton Road, and one miifute from tram stop. 362 63 Lichfield Street.