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AUCTIONS. 1 PYNE AND 00. 1 PYNE and CO. ] FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.: T SPLENDID FREEHOLD FARM I AT WAIAU. | PVNL and CO. huvo received instructing J I from MIMV. J. SMITH (who | lag. from tang) to olfor by auction, at,, J their Lund b;uo Rooms, 172 Cashel I on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, 1913- ; I ' HIS FREEHOLD PROPERTY OF fj 490 ACRES, known aa "Tho Bluff !| Waiau." Tho Property is situated 1 milo from W*i«n P.O. ar.d Sclwol, and is all low downs divW • ed into 13 Paddocks, wull fenced witij atan" dards ar.d \:ire. It ia well watered with natural creeks, ;uui mostly in Englj»h Grasses, olio to four years old. g Good Plantations. > < > BUILDINGS consist of well-built r. ROOMED HOUSE, with all conveniences fc 5-stalled Stable, Shearing Shed and Yards' 2 Moil's Whuro, Motor Shed, and nearly now I Sheep Dip. . Telephono connexion, 1 TERMS: | 15 Por cent, down B 20 Per cent. April lßt. 1919 § Balanco in 3 years at CJ per cent. S" POSSESSION: April 2nd, 1919. | NOTE—Tho owner took up this property as 1 an L.I.P. 18 years ago, and has far mod it 4 carcfully over since. lie has now acquired H the freehold. Wo can confidently recoin- 8 mend this handy farm, which carries 700 S Ewod, and fattens thoir Lambs. Some !| cropping can also bo done. If tho property !1 is not sold in one block, it will bo offered ;• in TWO EQUAL PARTS. \ SALE AT 13 NOON. ! J For further particulars apply to PYNE and CO., [ 620S Auctioneers. \ McKENZIE AND \VILLIS~ j RED CROSS AUCTION SALE. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF STOCKS, I WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 6th JANUARY. 1 "Commencing at 11 o'clock a.m. 3 On Account of tho RED CROSS STALES • DEPOT, on tho Premises, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. THE whole of tho BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK, comprising PICTURES, BOOKS, FURNITURE, CURIOS, FANCY - GOODS, and a large assortment of Useful Articlee too numerous to poAiculariao. MoKENZTE and WILLIS, 6757 Auctioneers, McKENZIE AND WILLIS, j AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSH, FURNISHERS. riA'TTnra'R.AT, SQUARE f . -V :• (NEXT POST OFFICE). THE BEST ECONOMY IS SHOWN BY CAREFUL BUYING, BUY YOUR FURNITURE AT THE j RIGHT PLACE. " • j YOU" CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING y | HERE. ' . j Wo can supply you withNEWFURNI- •,.; ! TUBE OF BEST MAN LIFACTURE, IS .j; OAK, at tho price of Stained Rimu else- ;■? J whore. INSPECT OUR a ' V" Handsome Oak Sideboard® W w 108. v-'M Dnoheese Chests at 89s 6d. ' • ' Oak High-back Dining Chains at 19» 6<L ; o ; ; Stained Walnut Sideboards from £i 10s. ;.p Kitchen Tables at 14s fid. jiK Kitchen Chairs at 4s 6d. Chesterfield Couches at £8 10s. - 1 Oak 8011-top Desks from £5. Ig HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS— '-M Of Every Description, Bedroom( 4 Dining- ,S| room, Hall, and Kitchen Furmtxtre, in : :Jg Oak and Rimu, to suit all toerves and I pnxses. We can furnish your mansion 'laH or yoat oottago—and saxa you money. ■ AXMINSTER CARPET HALL RUNNERB, Grand Quality, 27in wide, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, and 12a 6d per yard. ! TAPESTRY RUNNERS from 8s »d per yari. CARPETS— „ _ , ' . .. - We carry » Very Choice Stook of Afc; j,W& minster, Mirsaporo (all-wool Indimn),-,v l ,^®i- j Wilton Pile, Brussels, and Tapestry Cm-,) pets, and can still quote you at nearly -i'fm, pre-war prices. . j HEARTHRUGS AND SUP MATS— A Fine Stock to ohoose from at low prices—from a Kitchen Rug at 8s 6d "to /jaKS 5 best Azminster for the Drawing-room'^Spj! .'at S7s Gd. .. We have » very fine range of the latest. '"Sx&jii ! designs of LINOLEUMS! LINOLEUMS 11 At Lowest Prices. Aa large a stock is'cS;-;. | , any in town to choose from. '' LACE CURTAINS— ' Three yards, "clrst patterns, fis 6d por piypiP Aleo, BLANKETS, SHEETS, TOWELS, BEDSPREADS, at Low«rt«M| Pricey. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU' TO MAKE AN INSPECTION. Of our Goods, and compare prices and ."tfi quality. We feel confident, the result will prove satisfactory to you and" ourselves. EASY TERMS OF PURCHASE IF DESIRED. If you are not in a position to pay | give us a call and we will discuss easy time payment system with you. ■ ■■villi OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS, 7 p.m. to 9 pjn» -%-V McKENZIE and WILLIS, .fafy. AnotionMns and Hotm© Furnißoers, ; CATHEDRAL BQUABE (Next Post OfM. \O, M0K6277-968 ©S'

=. — ?' ANDERSON AND PALMER. — ' " • >£• ANDEBSON AND PALiEEB. I, J. GEOBGE ANDERSON, Late Auctioneer Valuator, and Buyer .'Ol Harris Bros. •> DAVE P. PAL ME B, ' Late Strange and Co.. 30 yearn' Australian v experience, >_ General Auctioneers, Assessor*, Hotel tad p Probate Valuators, Land Estate, and General Commission ' Agonta " d'-ji 633-635 COLOMBO STREET, Between Lichfield and Tuam street* Premises lately occupied by L. M. Isitt, Ltd. . THE Brightoet, Cleanest, and most Commodious Auction Room* in Clwtchurck />,■ Send your goods along for ample display and '»■ top prices. We carry a large stock of New and second-hand Furniture. If you wall to have an AUCTION SALE of your Effect* w» ; have 17 years' experience in conducting An©tion Sales, eo you may rely on expert hand- t. line. We conduct Outdoor Salea m Town or ? Country. If you have not time to Sell by rAuction wo will give you Best Market *"<**> • fl ; and pay SPOT CASH.'Wo wi-11 do our best for everyone—wo can't do more. Wo are starting out to maeo a business on honesty and a good rim®, ®o we solicit JPOUr support. _ Telephone 2189. - FOB Furniture or every description pay Holmes and Sons a visit and in*p«©» their show rooms, ot 130 and 132 High Bedsteads and Linoleums our speciality. WE aro the Leading Houso for Linoleums, and give the beet value, high freight* do not affect us. Wo hold thi> stock. Holme* and Sons, 130 and 132 High " tr |^ lS