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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1808, 29 November 1919, Page 16

AUCTIONS. Mckenzie & willis. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE -FURNITURE CONTENTS OF SIX ROOMS. On account of B. COLLIE. ESQ., on the premises 38 MAY'S ROAD, ST. ALBANS (Take Papanui cars to May's Road) The whole of his„CIIOICE FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, including CHESTERFIELD COUCH IN MOQUETTE, VELVET PILE CARPET, Overmantel, Palm Stands, Pictures, Oil Paintings, AXMINSTER HEARTH RUGS, AXMINSTER HALL CARPET AND CARPET RUNNER, Hall Curtains, Hall Stand, Slip Mats, INLAID LINOLEUMS, Rocker Chair, EXTENSION DINING TABLE, LISKURL TABLE COVER, 6 HIGH-BACK DINING CHAIRS, SIDEBOARD, Couch Coal Vase, Im. Marble Clock, DOUBLE ITALIAN BRASSMOUNTED BEDSTEAD and BOX MATTRESS, Kapoc Bedding, CHEVAL DUCHESSE, Scotch Chest of Drawers, Curtains, Duchesse Chests, J Bedstead and Wire, Landscape Mirror, Duchesse, Singer Sewing Machine, Bedware, Crockery, Glassware, Carpet Sweeper, Gas Iron, Vases, Ornaments, Kitchen Table, Kitchen Chairs, Jam Jars, Brass Pres. Pan, Wringer, Lawn-mower, Garden Hose, Garden Tools, Carpenter's Tools, Doll's Pram, etc. McKENZIE & WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS. MeKENZIE & WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS. CATHEDRAL'SQUARE (NEXT POST OFFICE). FOR NEW FURNITURE.

RETURNED SOLDIERS! BUY AT AUCTION PRICES YOU CAN OBTAIN BEST VALUE HEBE! Repatriation Board Grants receive special attention in both value and prices. Ask for vour order on us. and we will quote you SPECIAL PRICES. We can supply you with the BEST OAK FURNITURE straight from our own Factory at prices asked for Stained Rimu elsewhere. INSPECT OUR SHOWROOMS. Covering four large floors. COUNTRY ORDERS PACKED AND RAILED FREE. McKENZIE & WILLIS Auctioneers & House Furnishers :: Cathedral Square, Christchurch. McKENZIE & WILLIS AUCTIONEERS. LAND ANb ESTATE AGENTS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Next Post Office). Telephone: Office and Auction Department. 1881. Lands Department, A 4630. ST. ALBANS, REST PART. NO PEAT. PQK A—UP-TO-DATE 5-ROOMED HUNGALOW, with all latest labour-saving convenidJtJO\J ences, tiled roof, electric light, gas copper, hot water over tubs, two sun porches, back and front, nil rooms get the sun. Section 30 perches, northerly aspect, close to 2d section. ST. ALBANS WEST. CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN THIS FAVOURITE LOCALITY. PQKK-BUNGALOW OF 4 LARGE ROOMS AND SLEEPING VERANDAH, all latest «**J*J*3 conveniences, Including gas and electric light. Special fowlhouses, accommodation for a large number of fowls. Over i-m-re of first-class' land, beautifully laid out, 60ft frontage, close to Paponui car, 2i. ~ ction, Government mortgage. ST. ALBANS. BEST STREET. PI OKA—SUPERIOR DWELLING of 5 large rooms, 7 years old, built at the right <*/-LOcJ" time of the host of good timber, plastered and beautifully papered, every up-to-date convenience, Doulton bath, gas, electric light, sewer, very nice, garden, tastefully laid out, full j-ncre s' '■■ t'.ort, close to tram. Owner waiting to sell to leave Christchurch. QUICK POSSESSION".

REDCLIFFS. WALK IN, WALK OUT. FULLY FURNISHED FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE. jP-| AKA—OVER 3 CHAINS OF SEA FRONTAGE, protected by cement sea wall, SfluwV beautiful marine view perpetually unobstructed. Just under i-acre or land, plenty of room for another house. The' house Is a flve-roomed, comfortable home, with every convenience, including electric light, a good kitchen and scullery> and nice drawing-room. Several fowlhouses and a large run. The owner is removed to Auckland, and is very anxious to sell. The furniture is INCLUDED in the price asked. McKENZIE & WILLIS. W. E. SIMES & CO. FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE. PLATES, CHINA, GLASS, LINO., BLANKETS, GARDEN TOOLS, ETC. MESSRS W. E. SIMES & CO. (in conjunction with MR CHARLES CLARK have been favoured with instructions from Captain Marciel, who has disposed of his residence, to SELL by AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, Gayhurst Road, Dallingtoii (A short distance north, of the bridge, on the left), On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, THE WHOLE OF HIS CHOICE FURNITURE, comprising Brussels Carpets, Linoleums, Coal Vases, Walnut and Rosewood Card Tables, Occasional Tables and Chairs, Suite in Oak and Leather, Secretaire, Bookcase, Pedestal Writing Table with nine drawers, 2 Oak Bookcases, Oak Sideboard, Choice Engravings, Carved Oak Hall Table and Seat, Double and Single Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Kapoc Mattresses, Linen Blankets, Chest Drawers, Mahogany Duchesse, Tables, Toilet Ware, Wardrobe with mirror panel, Axminster Stair Carpet, China, Plate, Long

Ladder, Glass, Kitchen and Scullery Utensils, Croquet Set, 2 Lawn-mowers, large number of Garden Tools, Wheelbarrow, etc. SALE COMMENCES AT 1 O'CLOCK. TAKE No. 6 CAR, LEAVING BANK OF N.Z.. AT 12.43. W. E. SIMES & CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY, December 4, THURSDAY, IN OUR LAND SALES ROOMS. Instructed by the Public Trustee, we will auction, account Estate MRS FLORENCE STRONG:— No. 42 AYLMER STREET, Beekenham, Six-roomed BUNGALOW, rough-cast, all conveniences, one minute from 2d section. Good section of 1 rood 27.8 perches. Account ESTATE MR GEORGE WM. SHELDON— No. 38 BROUGHAM STREET, Sydenham, Five-roomed HOUSE, 18.7 perches. Account ESTATE WM. HAMBLEY, Deceased— SECTION LOT 75, on D.P. 1129, Part R.S. 4703, situate Baker Street, New Brighton, containing 1 rood 12 perches. * W. E. SIMES & CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AUCTION SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, AT 1 P.M. Account P. MURRAY, ESQ., of *Io. 72 BEALEY STREET (whose property we have sold). THE WHOLE OF THE CONTENTS OF A WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. FULL DETAILS LATER. W. E. SIMES & CO., Auctioneers.

PRELIMINARY AUCTION NOTICE. SECTIONS AND HOUSES AS FOLLOW:— THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, at 1 p.m. Nos. 17, 23, and 27 CROSS STREET, LINWOOD. No. 23 FERRY ROAD. No. 463 MADRAS STREET, ST. ALBANS. FOUR, FIVE AND SIX-ROOMED HOUSES, WITH SPLENDID SECTIONS. Auction Boards erected. Full particulars later. W. E. SIMES & CO., Auctioneers. LOHREY & CG. LOHREY & CO. (Late LOHREY & MANGIN.) 218 HIGH STREET. f*QOp'—LIN WOOD. G-roomed Modern House, plustercd and papered, and every dLoOtl modern convenience. Stable and trapshcd. Up-to-date fowlhouses to accommodate over 200 fowls. 51 perches of land, and close to car and school. Fol. 156-1 o*yp£ DEPOSIT—S Rooms, plastered, tinted, hot and cold, imthroom, gas, washhouse, dJ I<J copper and tubs, lawn, garden, and sewer. In llrst-class order. Price £6OO. Fol. 309-1 PQQK— WEST ST. ALBANS. 6 Rooms and J-acre, modern house, lawns, paths, and dJoOH garden. Motor or trap shed. Fol. 321-3 p jqa WEST ST. ALBANS. 5-roomed "T" House, in flrst-class order, gas throughS/45/U out, asphalt paths, nice garden, sewer, and Id section. Fol. 317-1 n-f f\i\f— FENDALTON. 2 Acres and 6-roomcd House, electric light, etc. 70 fruit *IU*U trees stable, trapshed and store, fowlhouses, etc., about 9 chains frontage. ' Fol. 73-3 Qsyf\f\£\— FENDALTON. 2-Story Art Bungalow. Gentleman's Residence of 9 rooms dtoUUU and two sun balconies. Electric light, plastered, slate roof, lavatory on each floor motor shed. Elaborate finish throughout, and everything to make this a superior home has been thought of. There Is a line section of three-quarters of an acre, with about 3 chains frontage. And early possession can be given. Fol. 109-1 We have several buyers waiting for !•': Properties. Send us particular;