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FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD. FORD & HADFIELD. LTD. AUCTION SALE LARGE CITY PROPERTY. SATURDAY, MARCH 3. 11 A.M. IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 131, WORCESTER STREET. On Account of the First Mortgagee. THE PROPERTY. 2 30, Gloucester Street, just off Latimer Square and opposite “Stonehurst,” and facing north, and comprising large 2-storey Residence of 10 Rooms and 2 Balconies, Garaging for 6 Cars. All the rooms are H? &*”.? SSSISS? bT& 8. , ®85fn-f ßr, - S! ' F,replaccs ' New World Has Stove, Range, and Tubs. Very valuable section of S2.S perches facing AUCTIONEER’S NOTE—Tills is a One property in a very valuable position ‘‘f,!*,"!, t . h ? c ©ntre of the city. The mortgagees are determined to realise and AND CO., loficitors fSTh- --‘"AI'T- Particulars from GARRICK. COWLISHAW FORD & HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE BEAUTIFUL CARPETS, FURNITURE WIRELESS, ETC. WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 21, NOON. ON THE PREMISES, No. 121, KNOWLES STREET. Tlf a°n Items inci-uSk Ti'v u"y e°“ a!w 21e,■Tfein*' V 1 Wi r „?2 d “o ' 3ro > scrt s-> A 1 and Records, several Super Axmintte,- ' ° ak Gramophone Moquette (4 pieces), Piano in Oak •» Eavestall ” LcmS«5 n< iY R Vf s ‘ F,ne Suite In room Suites in Walnut, Oak and Rimu Oce Table n VVUm? ' i 1"? Slngle Bedroom Table (Oak), 6 Dining Chairs (English Walnut? 2,?!" ut a JJ d Ka uri, DininsDeather Stools, Dinner Wagon 1 tavis Suvinr An L q . ue Brass firescreens, (loose covers), El. Heater, also Vacuum kitchen irten«n« dr ? ni Ea<: y '’hairs ments, Books, Outside Tools. O.A. Lawn Mower U Hn« l w, , k , ery ' KP - OrnaJ Seat, etc., Boy’s Bicycle, Tricycle, Lot of Tovs i J?' S’ Wheelbarrow, Garden, Hume and Smollett English Histnrv y ’ ' L ‘ ot goo<l Books, including I and Smollett English History. NOTE—AII the above furniture i> chance to furnish your home at a big noon before and morning of sale n fine ng. Fi order and offers a wonderful rniture can be inspected afterFORD & HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers.

AUCTIONS. C, E, JONES, LTD, JMPORTAXT AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT—FEBRUARY 21, AT 12.30 P.M. IN OUR ROOMS. 174 MANCHESTER STREET, Close to Worcester Street. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, ETC., MAIN ITEMS: MANTEL AND FROCK SHOW CASE with 4 Sliding Glass Doers, 9ft x 6ft high x 2ft deep. IMPERIAL ORGAN, 16 stops. DROPHEAD SINGER SEWING MACHINE. CHESTERFIELD AND TWO EASY CHAIRS, TWO CHESTERFIELDS, CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Moquette, OAK BUFFET, OAK SIDEBOARD, DUCIIESSE CHESTS, MIRRORS, SIDEBOARDS. 3ft BEDSTEADS. LINOLEUM, DOMINION CASH REGISTER, HAND SEWING MACHINE, SMALL TABLES, LINEN CUPBOARD. BAGATELLE BOARD, OIL PAINTING by Miss Culliford, CHILD’S HIGH CHAIR, OAK EXTENSION DINING TABLE, OAK DROPSIDE COT. ETC., ETC., ETC. ON VIEW ON MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT and MORNING OF SALE. SALE—WEDNESDAY NEXT—FEB. 21, AT 12.30 P.M. C. E. JONES, LTD., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 174 Manchester Street. ’Phone 35-355. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS. THURSDAY NEXT—FEBRUARY 22, AT 1 P.M. ON THE PREMISES, 85 -WINCHESTER ST., MERIVALI3 On Account of the Trustee in the Estate of the late Annie Prichard. MAIN ITEMS: AXMINSTER CARPET, SETTEE, CURTAINS, OVERMANTEL, AXMINSTER RUNNER, GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK, an Antique, in Cedar and Mahogany, two faces. MIRROR HALLSTAND, HALL CHAIR, ORNAMENTS, CHINA, AXMINSTER CARPET AND FELT, EASY CHAIR, AXMINSTER CARPET, TWO CHESTERFIELDS IN MOQUETTE AND VELVET, EASY CHAIR in Mahogany. MIRROR PANEL SIDEBOARD. SEAGRASS CHAIRS, BOOKCASE, BOOKS, KERB AND IRONS, WATER COLOUR by Ronald McKenzie, PHILLIPS IRON SAFE, 32 x 24 x 24, 4-VALVE BATTERY SET. WICKER PRAM, TWO GOCARTS, LINOLEUM. TWO 4ft 6in WOOD BEDSTEADS, complete. CHEST OF DRAWERS, TWO DUCHESSE CHESTS, PEDESTAL, REVERSIBLE RUGS. BABY DUCIIESSE, 3ft WOOD BEDSTEAD. etc.. DINING TABLE, CHAIRS. UTENSILS. CROCKERY, LAWNMOWER, GARDEN HOSE, WRINGER. STEPS, ETC., ETC. GOOD GARDEN SEAT. SALE—THURSDAY NEXT—FEB 22 AT 1 P.M. C. E. JONES, LTD., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 174 Manchester Street. ’Phone 35-355. 215 AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY NEXT. 23rd FEBRUARY, At 11 a.m. ON THE PREMISES, TUAM STREET WEST (nearly opposite the rear of the Royal Hotel). On Account of the Sydenham and Suburban Money Club. CONTENTS OF A GARAGE. FOUR OLD CARS—Studebaker Sedan. Chandler Sedan, Daimler Sedan, Daimler Tourer. TOOLS, SUNDRIES, SCRAP, Etc., Etc. ALL FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. SALE FRIDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY 23, At It a.m. C. E. JONES, LTD., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 174, Manchester Street. ’Phone 35-355. 218

FORD AND HADFIELD. LTD. A UCTION SADR of ferry road -ev PROPERTY. FrontaßP Very Suitable for Shop Sites. THURSDAY NEXT, FER. 22. at 2 P.M. Tn Our Auction Rooms, 131, WORCESTER STREET. On Account, of Mr E. W. Pryke. THE PROPERTY No. 22 S, FERRY RD„ situated in the centre of the business area, facing north, with full J-acre and b6ft frontage. Improvements comprise large H-roomed House, in fair order, \vith some modern conveniences. NOTE: As the owner is an absentee he is willing to sacrifice. FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers. WESTON, WARD AND LASCELLES, Solicitors, Main-hosier Street.

WANTED EXCHANGE. WANTED Exchange, English valued ESO, for heavier ear. Considor pale. Reasonable offer. Q 675. 5-roomed Bungalow and J 1 acre of land in Bryndwr for House and few acres near Kaiapoi. C. Coorabes and Co.. 153, Hereford St. X EXCHANGE. CLEAR Title Sections for small fW Bungalow. Bungalow for Property with few acres. Section, New Brighton, for Motor-car. Bungalow for smaller House or Shop Propei ty. 6 Sections (Clear iTtle) for Cottage Property. 100 Acres (clear title) as deposit on Christchurch Property. Apartment House for House Property. And 101 Other Exchanges. OVER END, 204, Cashel St., near Farmers’ Co-op. X ANUE. Morris Minor, UiTe model, good order, for Chevrolet or similar make. TOO, “ Star.” 267 4