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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19816, 6 December 1919, Page 16

Cashel Street for Furniture [f A ■WISE furnished by WoKENZIE’S , an example of good taste and >•' inspiration of harmonious decoration - McKenzie's Furniture is Furniture of refinement. It is comfortably upholstered, strong in structure, durable in wear, \and every article is sold at one price to every ; person, that's the Lowest Possible Price . J We,hold the largest stock of MOQUETTEB and VELVETS in.thistoini, m varied shades and colours, bought in 1914, v EASY FULL UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS PROM £3 IB 0 - BARGAIN PRICES—It will pay yon tojin»poct before baying eliewhere. & fa auctioneers, land agents >!f ITAIsJUJUiv Jliißj AND HOUSE FURNISHERS -' . (Between the Bristol and Matson’s) B, St; Clair McKenzie - - Principal —^MiinwHiHiiMiaijiniiniyimmiaajmßnßßgaiMi— taagnauiKwa 143 Cashel St. LOHEEY gf CO. Late Lohrey & Man gin 218 HIGH STREET BtmgftfPhone 518. ; AM (t-womad low, .plastered and papered, B. • T .j awT| .ywiwiw njfu ** ijlfbif.aad tUo.fialrthfl end grates, hj »ad,o* Hawr, aloe garden, asphalt paths. . .. soi-a I I—l-roomed Square House in tip-top order, verandah, cT«tattdMd'*&d MPOied. hj./ plarterad’and papered, h-- end c M bathroom Jaawii, 1 garden, fruit trees. Close to school ■ /201 ‘ 3 itO A K (V-3jINVOOD—S-roomed ■ T House. vNioe T House, plowed and ~|Mpe(sd, : )h. ! ''i«ad 0., asphalt paths, lawn tlich'jiatdeinPlanted- in vegetables and 4 : jhult, : ‘A; Very riow'to car. This place is so ijiooi’tbii it yrill' B^l1 quioUj. See us to-day. 822-8 £935 —ST ALBANS —5-roomed Bungalow, plastered and papered, E. light and gas, and every other modern convemeneoe. Northern aspoot, and about 2 minutes from car. 882-2 Pr7-J C PAPANUI 5-roomed Modern 3%d lid Houso, newly painted and in first-class order.. Nearly a quarter-odre, and beautifully laid out and planted. Immediate possession. 821-2 r?<7r DEPOSIT and £1 per Week-6 oW I 0 Rooms, plastered and tinted, hj. and 0., gas throughout, washhouse, copper and tubs, lawn, garden and sewer. In perfect order. Price £6OO. 309-1 PQk A—FENDALTON—6-roomed Modern cWUKjyJ House, lift stud, plastered and papered, wardrobes, sewer, etc., 60 perches of land, orchard, lawns and garden, motor shed. 3d section. 198-1 is p -M : ma m i We will give you the highest C*.»h Price for it. Or, we will sell It by suction in our splendid rooms We have a flood demand. Consult— Are You Furnishmg? ANDERSON & PALMER Splendid stocks of Nsw as well as Second-hand Furniture. Our prices are always moderate. PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. V'l'-’ -'p Inject oat Property Register. General Auctioneer*, Aaicners, Ratal and Probate Valuators, Land, Bltsta and General Commission Agents. 633-635 COLOMBO STREET ’Phone 2189 Aiiction Sale : Millinery—£loo worth Without Reserve ’ i t, \ Incur Commodious Auction Rooms, 633-635 COLOMBO STREET, ! 1 'J On Wednesday, 10th Inst., at 1 o’clock T /x - ' i-Bslanoe 'of ’’LINGSttlE ’’ STOCK of up-to-date Millinery, oomprislnD fAy' '••j- Ladies and Children s Bats, trimmed and untrimmed I y ■’ 1 About 6 dozen Real Good Panamas r About 6 dozen Real Good Panamas i >jThe stook:is sweet arid clean, Latest models and styles—all for sale WTTHOUI -ARBSEEVE. '-•Come and take yonr choice. '• ‘ ' ' ON VIEW TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 7/, T~ ANDERSON & PALMER, Auctioneers. Im Live Op where the Sun Shinns R* AWAY, from the dust and the dirt of the city. from the damp and foggy flats, AW AY from the bricks and mortar and con--1 f- alan/w aC 4La stant clang of the car bells. ' ."/l 1 ' W WHERE THE SUN SHINES, ON RUnTSBURY TERRACE, ST. MARTINS vJ t tl The Mode! Suburb, where you awake the music o! the early lark and the peaceful bleating of distant lambs. 80 Lovely Lots to be sold by Auction by Messrs Jones, McCroster Company, on the 19th inst., at 7.30 p.tn! The last choice hillside subdivision close to 3d. cars. Electric light, h.p. water, asphalt paths are all yours at Huntsbury. A speefal feature is a Recreation Ground reserved for Tennis and Croquet Courts, 1 Plan* ready shortly, and may be obtained from RONALD S. BABBER, 187 Manchester Street OR r ',‘ r i JONES, McGROSTIE Coy., Auctioneers, Or. Manchester & Cashel Sts. Joint Agent#, i PROPERTY AUCTION SALE Thursday, Dec, nth, at 2 p.m. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS On account of Public Trustee, in a Deceased Estate. , No. 37 CROSS STREET, LINWOOD (off Nursery I(oad)—Good broomed welling, plastered and papered and conveniences, sewer, h.p acre of land, planted and laid out. Property in splendid p. water; about order. House Ust been painted lio. 23 CROSS STREET'—Splendid Residence of 7 rooms, plastered and electric light, hot and cold service, and all modern offices' and conemencea, sewer; J-acre and 21 perches of land, laid out and planted good Orchard , and garden; motor shed. ’ B No.' 28, FERRY ROAD—Shop and Dwelling, about J-acre of land. 1 ;s No. 463, MADRAS STREET, ST. ALBANS—Square House of 6 rooms Elastered and papered, hot and cold service and all modem conveniences • early i-acre of land. House vacant. Key from us. " ’ Easy terms will be given on the above properties. ,W. E. SIMES, Auctioneer FURNITURE AUCTION SAE.K TUESDAY, 1 DECEMBER 9th, at 1 p.m. Account P. Murray, Esq., of No. 72 Bealey Street (whose property we have- sold), the whole of the contents of a WellFurnished House of 6 Rooms. Full details later. W. EL SIMES &> CO. Auctioneers i m R. B. Walker mot oe salesman, isi ’here. 1 1 FORD STREET, has for Sale ;- sAnd numerous others. mo A 270 A4OO A 250 A4SS £'3ls jSooO £l3O £3od £430 Note Addrssa— lsl HEREFORD STREET awawj»owwwmi»»Ngiiiaußeeiiwijßii.iiMLMa!iiiiK.i,ii ll iipit IMOB3W