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AUCTIONS. R. S. McKENZIE AND 00. auction. auction. TN OUR ROOMS, 143 OASHEL STREET. THIS DAY. 1.30 P.M. THIS DAY. DROPHEAD SINGER SEWING MACHINES (Models 66 and 15K), OAK ■ROLL-TOP* DESK, OAK SIDEBOARD. 6 mr,T-T-B\.CK CHAIRS (Upholstered Leather Sni s) DOUBLE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, Sp'a.GRA.SS CHAIRS. Walnut Sideboard. Walnut Wardrobe, Hallstand, Wire Couch and Squab, Upholstf.-ed Armchairs, Wardrobe* Duchesses. Pedestal Cupboard, Double and Single Wood Beds and Wires, Organ (Mirror-back). Duchesse (Oval Mirror). Uouble and Single Bedding, His Master's Voice Gramophone, Oak Framed Pictures. Piano Stool, Dressmaker's Models. Meat Safe. Upholstered Wicker Chairs, Occasional Table. Wringer. Wood Kerb. Toilet Ware, Gas Grill. Swing Mirror, Dinner Ware, Odd Crockery, Carpet" Cooking Utensils, Sundries, etc. R. S. McKENZIE and CO., Auctioneers, House Furnishers and Land Agents. R. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE, onoj ' Principal and Auctioneer. WFST END 2-STOREY BUNGALOW. WEST END --STOREY BUNGALOW. FOR URGENT PRIVATE SALE. FOR URGENT PRIVATE SALE. COMPRISING 9 ROOMS, COMPRISING 9 ROOMS, BALCONIES, AND ALL OFFICES. BALCONIES. AND ALL OFFICES. WE have received instructions from, and have been appointed the Sole Agents by, the Attorney for the disposal of this fine Bungalow situated near Cranmer square and Park terrace, and an argent Sale is required as it is at present vacant, the owner having no further use for it. The Main Features are: — 0 Fine Rooms, large balcony, large portico, all offices, 2 bathrooms, one with pedestal basin and shower, 2 lavatories, numerous cupboards and wardrobes. The Section has an ar»a of approximately 57 perches, with tennis court and motor garage. The property faces North, and gets the maximum of sunshine. A very valuable building section could be cut off without interfering with the present residence. Altogether a very desirable property, situated in a part where properties of this description are almost impossible to obtain. An Ideal Residence for Doctor or City Business Man. The surroundings are ideal, and for the • business man it is just a little healthful walk to the Office, being only a few minutes from the Square. As a speculation there is money in this, as a very low price has been placed on the property to expedite a Sale. PRICE, TERMS, AND KEY FROM THE AGENTS, R. S. McKENZIE and 00. FENDALTON SECTIONS FOR URGENT SALE. Two very fine Sections on Fendalton road, 50 perches and SO perches, £325 and £475. R. S. McKENZIE and CO., Auctioneers, Laud Agents, and House Furnishers. 143 Cashel street (next The Bristol). McK7275.6155 EDUCATIONAL. TOO LATE! How many times have you left things too late and found that opportunity has passed you by? THERE IS STILL TIME to take advantage of Hemingway's special Student's Concession. Yes, there is still time —but only just— TO SAVE £2 2s. On the Ist December, the following liberal concession definitely closes: — "Every student who enrols before Ist December, 1927, will have his or her Examination Entrance Fee paid by tho Schools." There are no special conditions attached to this offer. It is.a straightout inducement to students to give themselves ample time to study for next year's examinations. You simply have to complete your course, and pay the usual fees in the usual way. Write to-day for particulars stating examination you intend sitting for. Remember your enquiry must be posted not later than December Ist. HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, H 4895 P.O. Box 516, Auckland. THE CYRIL POULTON SCHOOL OF DANCING. ]ITR CYRIL POULTON (certificated) IVX announces that during the summer months he is reducing hie feeß to EXACTLY ONE-HALF of those quoted in the School prospectus. ' Applications for enrolment for this SUMMER COURSE in MODERN BALLROOM DANCING must be made on or before OCTOBER 15th, 1927, after which date the usual fees -vill be charged. All the latest dances will he taught, including the "Blackbottom" and "Yale Blues," also the latest phases of the Foxtrots (quick and slow), Flat Charleston, Waltz, Tango, and Onestep. For full information write or 'phono 9558. Studio: 411 Wilson's road, Linwood. (No. S tram.) Telephone 9558. P7254 D IGBY'S COMMERCIAL' SCHOOL. HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS, TRIANGLE (OPP. D.1.0.). TEACHING BTAFF: Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Etc.: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.0.T., I.P.S. (Principal). MISS UNA F. DIGBY, P.0.T.. 1.P.5., (Typist Section). Holders of Teachers' Diplomas, also Pitman's First-class Shorthand Speed Certificates np to 160 words per minute. MRS E. BUCHANAN, P.0.T., holder of Teachers' Shorthand Diploma, also Bookkeepers' Certificate granted by the N.Z. Society of Accountants. Matriculation, Publio Service, Etc • MR S. A. OLARK, M.A. Railway Concessions to Country Students. Term Commences at Any Time. TELEPHONE 1537. D 3061-2 DANCING, Deportment, Oalisthenio Exercises (under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage)—MlSS LOWE has returned from Sydney, and resumed Classes. Foxtrot, Waltz, and One-Step Taught in three private lessons. At Home: Friday afternoons. Miss Lowe, 51 Worcester street West - L 5005 BUSINESS NOTICJES. FOR PRESENT PLANTING. rpHE Weather Conditions are Now Most , Favourable for PLANTING any of the following:— J CHRYSANTHEMUMS—Choice, Large Flowering, in the following Colours: Reds Bronze, Pink, Yellow,.and White Shades. Is 6d Each, 15s Per Doz CHRYSANTHEMUMS—SingIe Flowering Varieties, a Choice Collection: t. o . I s ®d Each, l'ss Per Doz. DAHLIAS —Choice Kinds: Cactus, Paeony Decorative, and Collarette Varieties. Is 6d Each, 15s Per Doz. PETUNIAS—Choice Strain of Large Flowero™«A?fU K i? as 28 Per Doz. STOCKS —Brompton, Extra Good Plants .. _ __ Is 6d Per Doz. STOCKS—Ten Weeks Is 3d Per Doz. MARIGOLDS —African and French, Strong Plants Is 3d Per Doz. AQTJILEGIAS —A Special Strain of Long Spurred Varieties 4s Per Doz. GERANIUMS—Rev. J. Atkinson, Brilliant Scarlet 5 S p er Doz. GERANIUMS—Ivy Leaved, Best Varieties, Pot Grown 7s 6d Per Doz. NAIRN and SONS. Lincoln road, OHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 241. N7266 McKENZIE and WILLIS Are Buvers of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. A Letter to ns, or Call on 'Phone 1881, will bring our Buyer to your door immediately, and we are always prepared to pay the true market value of the goods. McKENZIE und WILLIS, The Big Shop next to the Post Office, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. S ?i. Saws! And Lawnmowers. All kinds put in perfect order at reasonable cost; and all kinds of Knife Grinding.—J. ER6KINE, corner Durham and Cashel streets (opp, Bridge of Remembrance). •'Phone 448. - ~ 5042