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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20496, 15 March 1932, Page 16

AUCTIONS. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. THIS DAY! THIS DAY! Commencing at Ono O'clock. AT OCil ROOMS, 120 HEREFORD STREET. AUCTION' SALE OF FURNITURE. AXMINSTER. WILTON, and INDIAN CARPETS, HEARTHRUGS, LINOLEUMS, PRACTICALLY NEW H.M/V. GRAMOPHONE, PIANOS, SEWING MACHINES OAK AND RIMU BEIMtOOM SUITES, OAK AND RIMU SIDEBOARDS, CHESTER! lELD SUITES, PICTURES, ELLLTItOLLN, WARDROBES', DUCHESSE CHESTS, LAWNMOWERS, GA'KDEN HOSE, PUSHCHAIR, ETC. On account of Mrs Gray, ot Lincoln road, and other clients— including Chesterfield Couches and Suites, Easy Chairs, Seagrass Cliairs, Morris Easy Chairs, XjXtei.* sion Diniug Tables, Oak Lining Chairs, Oak and Rimu Sideboards, Oak and Ritnu I Bed room Suites, Oak Occasional Tables, Palmstands, Nearly New H.MA. , \ r . lsi( . or Gramophone, Gramophone Records, Music r Record Cabinet, Single and Double Oak and Ilimu Bedsteads and Wire Mattresses, S g and Double Iron Beds and Wires, e j Double Kapoc Mattresses Pillows, Drophead Sewing Machines, Fire Sets Tndi 'n Wood Kerbs, Axminster. Wilton, and Indian Carpets, Hearthrugs, Slip Mats, Hall Run ners, Linoleums, Pictures, TT u .P h ° lst f l tee. Gate-leg Tables, Oak Hall and Kitchen Tables, Chairs. Bo°Ksh el 'es, Wardrobes, Duchesse Chests, Chests of Drawers, Electrolux, L.u\nni Qw e,s, Gsft Garden Hose. Fire Screens Black Ski Rugs, S'eagrass Push Chair, Garden b , McKENZIE and WJLUS, .r-za Auctioneers. REASONS WHY REASONS WHY REASONS Will' REASONS WHx REASONS WH i REASONS WHX It pays to COME TO THE RIGHT COME TO THE lilGHl COME TO THE IUGHT PLACE COME TO THE EIGHT I LACE McKENZIE and WILLIS. McKENZIE and WILLIb. MoICENZIF. and WILLIS. McKENZIE and WILLIS. MoKENZIE and WILLIS. MoKENZIE and WILLIS. fPHE LARGE STOCKS OF THIS UP-TO-JL DATE WAREHOUSE are all marked at prices that, will represent great savings, but with low prices Dependable furniture n;udt be Guaranteed. Many Homes throughout Canterbury stand aa practical examples of McKenzie and Willis' Furniture. 4 hat thio furniture has stood the test of pats so favourably is one of the Reasons that shoulu influence you to make McKenzie and Uillib Your Furnishing Store. BEDROOM SUITE, complete with 3i*t Sin WARDROBE, Bevelled Shaped Mirror, Handsome !)H 6in REFL E X SHA PL D BEVELLED MIUROII DLCHLSbL, LOW BEDSIDE CABINET, 4ft 6m DOUBLE BEDSTEAD AND GABLE EDGE NON-SAG RUSTLESS WILE MATTRESS, Finished Rosewood. OVAL OAK TEA WAGGONS, on large Silent Castors—s2s 6d. RIMU TEA WAGGONS, on largo silent Castora —22s 6d. THREE-PIECE UPHOLSTERED SUITE, comprising CHESTERFIELD LOUNGE and TWO LOUNGE CHAIRS to match, with Deep Restful Seats, independent sprung front edges, High Shaped Backs, covered in Handsome Genoa Velvety and to every purchaser of this Choice Suite, AN UPHOLSTERED FIRE SIDE CHAIR TO MATCH IS GIVEN ABSOLUTELY FREE. Remember the priceonly £32 15s. HIGH-BACK DINING CHAIRS, with loose Seagrass Seats—lss. SIDEBOARD, Oval Mirror, two Drawers, Large Cupboard—£6 lOs. BOX EXTENSION KERBS with Upholstered Tops—37s 6d, 655. ANTIQUE COPPER KERBS-7s Cd, 13s 6d, 16s 6d, 17s Cd, 23s Gd, 26a 6d. OAK BEDROOM SUITE—This well-built Suite has WARDROBE with Large Oval Bevelled Mirror, TWO-DRAWER DUCHESSE with Oval Bevelled Mirror, BEDSIDE CABINET AND SOLID PANELLED 4ft 6in BEDSTEAD—£IB 15a. BOX OTTOMAN, well upholstered in Cretonne —£2 2s. USED FURNITURE. McKenzie and Willis' STOCK OF USED FURNITURE IS THE LARGEST IN THE CITY, and includes Dining and Sittingroom Suites, Oak and Rimu Bedroom Suites, Pianos, Sewing Machines. These goods have been reconditioned where necessary, and at the prices marked represent .great savings. OLD FURNITURE FOR NEW. McKenzie and Willis will accept your old Furniture or Furnishings as Liberal Part-payment when buyingnew goods. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 Hereford street (two doors from Colombo street.) J. M. MITCHELL, LTD. M. MITCIIE L L, L T D, M. MITCHELL, LTD. MORE. WORTH-WHILE SAVINGS IN RECONDITIONED FURNITURE, ETC. NOTE THE BIG VALUES OFFERING. Big Values in LAWN MOWERS- 15/- and 22/(5ANTIQUE COPPER and WOODEN KERBS —from 7/0. RIMU BEDSTEADS, complete with Wire Mattress—from 50/-. COMFORTABLE KITCHEN COUCH, with Squab Mattress —45/-. t LARGE BOX OTTOMAN—32/6. BUNGALOW STRIKING CLOCK—32/6. SHOP SOILED TAPESTRY CARPET, 12ft x Oft—£3. ' SUPER QUALITY AXMIN6TER CARPET, shop soiled, 12ft x 9ft —£6. SQUARE DINING ROOM EXTENSION TABLE—42/6. Also a wide - selection of Sideboards, Ches-' terfield Suites, Dining and Kitchen Chairs,. Tables,' Cots, Beds, etc., at Reconditioned Prices. J. M. M I T C H E L L, L T D., J. M. M I T C H E L L, L T D., Exchange Department, 535 Colombo street (near South Belt).. MC6I4 H. B. SORENBEN. TO FRUITGROWERS. H, B, SORENSEN. • . L'ATLY FRUIT AND PRODUCE AUCTION AT 0.30 A.M. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. SUPPORTED by many Leading Fruit ana Produce Growers, I have much pleasure in announcing that as from Friday, March 18th, a Regular Daily Auction Sale of Fruit, Produce, and Vegetables will be conducted at oar Rooms, G3 Lichfield street, for which due preparation will be made. In appealing to many of my old friends v,-ho may b? interested, I would remind them of our unique position at 63 Lichfield street, which is only one chain from Colombo street. "The. Heart of Our City"—a factor worth remembering, and in addition our yards offer t'jsv loading facilities, and at times safe larking of earn free of costs and worries. In appealing to local growers of our district to afford me support necessary to the cstnb lip.bment of a successful "PRODUCE AUCTION MART," I would ask you to keep n keen eve on "Supply and Demand." I will do my best to advise- you if requested as to what to send and when. Many PTC-mises of support from buyers round my «wn locality aru offered and apsured, and plus a bii backing of my friends from the country, I have no doubt tlmt "I Can Deliver The Goods" to our mutual benefit. Yours. H. B. SORENSEX SBII9 (per Harry Sorensen). BUNDLES and Bundles of Wallpapers at Bargain Prices at Smith and Smith, Ltd., Help the Painters Sale. 56617