SUITS for men who realise the importance good appearance. , r - SUITS that lend the air ordisdi^dohiai^lu^v' viduality. >,' SUITS '«f stylish and fashionable and tailored by efficient Tradesmen. . TIES, SHIRTS, HATS, and all carefully selected MEN'S WEAR. E. T. SUGDEN, Tailor and Merced PHONE 1718. 137 MANCHESTER STREETS (Opposite Excelder Hotel). iiMijißueiumiiiLUH BlfflaBSHHI
♦ a □ $ ♦ a 9 \X7HEN you wear an Owen ♦ q VV Suit you may be sure it J A is correct style, that the □ 0 tailoring put into it is careful, ♦ q honest and high class, that the 9 ♦ material is of the very best q 5 quality. Q. . ▲ 9 And yet, though we devote such q n care and thought to the making ♦ 2 of our Suits you will find our J ♦ prices are quite fair and q □ reasonable. > a ♦ n ♦ □ ❖ □ ♦ Qtyf CmtJinn g StoUor 5 751 Colombo Street ♦ 5 (°PP- Carey's) ♦ (opp. Carey's) »0»a»D»n»n»0»Q»D»q»q»q< ) q4q IMPORTANT AUCTION SALS. MONDAY & TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 20th AND 21*1. COMMENCING AT 12 NOON EACH DAT. On account of MRS N. C. GRANT (wc having Bold the Property). ON THE PREMISES, WAIRARAPA TERRACE, FENDALTON. BEING THE CONTENTS OP THE DRAW-ING-ROOM DINING-ROOM, HALL, BILLIARD BOOM, LIMING ROOM. KITCHEN. 2 SUN BALCONIES, SIS BEDROOMS, OUTSIDE GOODS, MOTOR-CAR, ETC., ETO. SOME OF THE FINEST FURNITURE WE HAVE HAD THE PLEASURE OF SUBMITTING TO PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SOME TIME PAST. Lovely wilton pile and axminster CARPETS, AND RUNNERS. WITH RUGS TO MATCH. FURNITURE IN MAHOGANY, SHERATON INLAID. FURNISHINGS IN OAK. FURNISHINGS IN SOLID WALNUT. GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK. MAGNIFICENT DINING-ROOM SUITE IN SOLID WALNUT. UPHOLSTERED IN BUFFALO HIDE. AOLIAN GRAND ORGAN, WITH CABINET AND ABOUT 150 RECORDS. - UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. BY WILLIAM SPAETHE, INLAID LINOLEUMS, SETTEES AND EASY CHAIRS IN MO(JUETTE SPLENDID BEDROOM FURNITURE IN OAK AND WALNUT. KITCHEN GOODS. OUTSIDE GOODS, BICYCLES, TON OP TABLE POTATOES. G-OYLINDER 7-SEATER STUDEBAKER MOTOR-CAR, fitted with electric light and self starter, rear windscreen, front and side wings, IN SPLENDID CONDITION. The order of sale will ho advertised on Monday morning. JONES, M’CROSTIE CO., LTO. 244 0. E. JONES, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF MOTOR-CARS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT 22 AT 2.80 P.M. I ‘N MR SCOTT'S GARAGE, CASHEL STREET, OPPpSITE OUR OFFICES. LOT I.—On account of the owner 5-SEAT-EK KBIT, 20 h.p,, tyres nearly new, all accessories, in good order; just been overhauled. ■ LOT 2. —4-SEATER HUPP, Model 82. acetylene lights, tyres nearly new, ' newly painted and overhauled, in first-class condition. ' LOT 8.—5-SEATEE FORD, 191) model fitted with electric light, tyres in good order, newly overhauled and painted, now hood, all accessories, in good order. LOT 4.—On account of My A. Sim (who has no further use for the car).—NEARLY NEW SCRIPPS BOOTH, ti cylinder, fi stator, electric light, self-starter, 4 tyres good, one new tyro, 5 detachable wiro wheels; only done 4000 odd miles; all accessories ‘and spare wheel; in perfect order. Never been driven by anyone but the owner. LOT «. —On account of Mr F. Darlington. 5-SEATER WOLSLRY 12-16 h,p„ acetylene lights, good tyres, all accessories, in good running order, LOT o.—On account of Mr Coorabcr, HSEATER FORD MODEL DE LUXE, 20 h.p., tyros good, in perfect order. 5wiro wheels, all accessories, newlv overhauled. LOT 7,—On account of the owner, C-SEAT-LR MINERVA, S))-25 h.p, Tho car is in perfect mechanical order, electric light, complete sot of tyres, all road equipment, Also, on account of the same owner, BABY TRIUMPH MOTOR-CYCLE, IN PERFECT ORDER. LOT B.—On account of a client. G-SEATER FORD. 1915 Model, electric light and self-starter, nearly new tyres, Willard battery, all accessories, in perfect order. ON VIEW ON TUESDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 21st, AT MR SCOTT’S GARAGE, FROM 10 A.M. JONES, M’CHOSTIE CO., LTD — 8 C. B, JONES, Auctioneer. s : EED POTATOES-Robm Adair, Early . Rose, Earty Puritan, Rally Snowdrop! Arran Chief, and other good varietioß a lowest rates. , G - H. WOODS AND CO., • jl ' St. ’Phone 811. TXT ANTED to Buy, 4 or 6-roomed Modem • voun 2 “Mried man in good hwt ll nan‘ y ,*F ra ?iS 0 small deposit, but can, pay good weekly instalments, 1)38, ... Star -.. 1 2547 pOULTRYMEN—We manufacture Oyster 11 ' 1 ! >v S ro Gl ‘ t > Charcoal ntl( | orders" thicken loorls. Give ns your ... (1 - 'I- WOODS AND CO., , H'gh S;. 'Phone 811. SHOUT NUTICEJUCTIBIIiii NEW ( BRIGHTON/ v;^sißi ■ .! I,* ,1 fY ..J3 FRIDAY NEXT,'.JEW, : ATir .4;^ ! ;s s ' On account of MRS W. ' White’'(ivko’ left New Bright -jp), 1 ON THE PREMISES, NEW BRIGHTON ' ■ '.'k (adjoining tho School). M AI S t 6" Si r ll . C! ' n^B^ ASS “M°UNTED t Lot of Good Books, Brass-mounted and Mattresses 2 Cheval DuchesslohS 8 Mirror Panelled Wardrobe. Rtirtorni BpED, Rocking Horse, Toilet Warey-TM Chest, Tanks, .Wire Stretchers L-esaes, Dressing Table; Linoleums Set Tennis Net, Lawn Mower Spray tjng, Good'l Tools, Dog’Kennel, Netting" of Pol Plants, etc., etc. , ' JONES, M’CROSTIE CoSIT C. B JONES, Aucljonte 270 • yc/'h - IOTT f IMPORTANT jIUCTItIi gUILDINGS, ETC.. FOR' REMOVAL; ' ■ . ; '■> : V ■ On account of - the Vender with Mr B. C. Thompson). l^ 4||, MONDAY, SEPTEMIER' it ATuAX CiSi& ON THE PREMISES, f ■ " GRESFORD,” CORNER, OF AVON ROAD AND BFALEY AgmS, LOT I—LARGE 2-STOREY OF ABOUT 12 ROOMSpittttfM tiled grates, plate gla** trindow*,Vs« heanly built, floonng anaTatShjiVat mostly kauri and cedar. I LOT 2—MOTOR SHED. 1 ;; LOT 3—NEARLY NEW LAVATORY'wi PATENT FITTINGS. LOT 4-LARGE STORE SHED,': tin* throughout, in splendid ptfo-> ',,‘,4 LOT S—SUMMERHOUSE, nearly'new.- ' * LOT G-WASHHOUSE AND LOT 7-6 CHAINS OF • PRACWcSiW NEW FENCING; paling Btbpfictip'fcii) also iron; 2 Iron Gates, LOT 8-20 LARGE FOREST TREES,It)* and Other. ‘ - LOT 9-TRELLIS WORK. JONES, M’CROSTIE C0 M LTfi C. E JONES, Auction^.; 260 CHEAP SUMNER PROPERTY; , \'l, Hi AWAY from the FOGS and DUST,-' yet within a stone's throw, Tram. __ SPLENDID SUNNY POSITION.,^ '*! cB ( i JUST OFF NAYLAND SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT ’Msi DENCB OP 7 LARGE ROPJIS, WITH RETURN WERANWAH, plastered and papered, gas. bathxb&ifli bath and basin, hot and coldhfSteri tiled hearths and ’•.-♦I ' SPLENDID CORNER SECTION HIGH AND DRY, laid out in lawni and garden, concrete paths. <■ > THIS PROPERTY IS IN PESFEC ORDER, ■ • \/< - PRICE ONLY £ 18^( - * -w Cards to view on application to' JONES, M^CROSTIE D 0.,! Fblio 684, 'IL LATE ADVERTISEMENT. RIDE A DOUGLAS MOTOR* CYCLE. >' fYODOLAS Superiority •ii undiiputod. We jLf can give immediate delivery of the 9| and 4 h.p. 1920 model*. SaTille’i, neat Theatre Royal. ' ,v TRIUMPH MOTOR-CYCLES; 4 HP. 8-SPEED Triumph, lamp; etA, 116 a lAa 1 IQIA IpHltattHM laiMM’ / 10e; 1913 Triumph, lamp! «to., complete, £B6. Seville’*, near Xheam MOTOR-CTCLB TTR^S^ UNLOP, Spenoex, Moultin I Beet Makes of Motor-cyej# xyte»,. i ■iso*, now available at SAYILLETI, _ Thestte Royal.; - -’’ D GILBY’S dGLLBG CATHEDRAL , For Expert Ihetrucliou in Bnhjeot* (Shorthand, S; writing, eta.), and Ootohing EXAMINATIONS, Jnclud: Fharwucy,; AccctmUnoy. SQUAB 6 ten
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20055, 18 September 1920, Page 9
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