MOUNSEYAND CO. TO-MORROW (Tuesday), MARCH 31, Commencing at 1 p.m. NRESERVED CLEARING C U HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. At the Residence. 93 GREY STREET. MOUNSEY AND CO. have received instructions from MR J- T. NEILSEN, to sell as above, the COMPLETE CONTENTS OF HIS WELL FURNISHED S-ROOMED DWELLING. The list includes:—Stylish MIRROR SIDEBOARD with cabinets and 3 drawers, solid EXTENSION DINING TABLE to match with extra leaves, 4 well ' made high-back chairs, ‘2 rattan chairs, 8 YARDS LINO, palm stands, complete BEDROOM SUITE, hall runner, hall lino, swing mirror DUCHESS CHEST, 4-draw do., mirror and copper PANEL WARDROBE, stylish wood FULL SIZE BEDSTEAD, complete with mattresses and bedding, marble top washstand, set bedroom ware, full size iron bedstead complete with mattresses and bedding, H.R. CHILD’S COT, useful GLASS DOOR DRESSER in heart rinni, h.r. table, kitchen chairs, couch, kerbs, mats, hearth rugs, 8-DAY CLOCK, child’s chair, small h.r. table, crockery, pots and pans, dropside cot, RIVAL WRINGER, baths, DOLL’S PRAM, garden tools, tool chest, WHEELBARROW, meat safe, carpenters’ tools, steps, host sundries. The above is a nice clean sale, and is recommended to furnishers. MOUNSEY AND CO. >LJ KsVJ.j Auctioneers.
MOUNSEY AND CO. WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL Ist, Commencing at 1 p.m. u NRESERYED LEAPING QALE. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. At the Residence, 13 PIRIE STREET. MOUNSEY AND CO. have received instructions to sell as above, in the estate of the late MR W. BURROWS (deceased), the WHOLE OF THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including:— FRONT BEDROOM (no reserve).—One duchess chest riinu (dark), 1 double bedstead, rimu, 1 double wire wove mattress, I double kapoc mattress and pillows (2), 1 dark riinu wardrobe mirror front (largo), 1 marblo top tile back wasnstand, 1 toilet set complete, linoleum and seagrass mats, 1 seagrass chair. HALL.—I hall seat and 3 cushions, 2 small cushions, 1 fern stand, 2 jardinieres, 1 hall mat, 2 hall slips, 1 seagrass chair, 2 pictures. PASSAGE.—Carpet runner, 1 hat rack, 2 pictures. LIVING ROOM. —1 rimu sideboard, 6 riinu H.B. dining chairs, 1 large easy chair, 1 book case and books, 3 ornaments and irons, 1 wood curb with seats, 1 music stand, 1 porilfle, 1 carpet square, 1 hearth rug, 1 couch, 2 cushions, 1 writing desk, 2 pictures, 3 velvet pictures, 1 ornament rack. LINEN ROOM.—I piece linoleum. MIDDLE BEDROOM.—I single wood bedstead and mattress, 2 single kapoc mattresses, 2 single kapoc pillows, 1 rimu duchess, I rimu bedstead, 1 seagrass chair, 1 lino square congoleum, 1 placque, 2 seagrass mats. KITCHEN. —1 kitchen table, 4 bentwood chairs, 1 seagrass chair, 1 couch, 1 cushion, 4 pictures, hearth brush and shovel, 1 vase. BACK BEDROOM—I x l rimu bedstead, 1 x | wire mattress I x ; kapoc mattress, 2 kapoc pi lows, 1 rimu duchess, 1 candlestir c antimony, bedroom linoleum, bedroom mat. SCULLERY.—I set asbestos imns, 1 salt box, 2 dish pie, 1 se, patty pans, 1 aluminium pepper a id salt, 1 glass sauce bottle, 3 table mats, 1 enamel cullender, 1 clock, kitchen sundries, 1 enamel billy and cup, 4 jugs, 1 tin tray, 2 iron saucepans, 1 aluminium saucepan, 1 meat dish, 1 frypan and cover, 1 bread tin, 1 ladle. WASHHOUSE.—I bath, 1 clothes basket, 1 ringer, 1 bucket f 1 washboard, 1 wall lamp, 1 single stretcher 1 bellows, tools 1 broom, 1 mop, 1 ’ hoe, hamper basket, 1 tomu-
MOUNSEY AND CO. IGANTIC rp IMBER Q ALE. G 20,000 BCiLDING 1 TIMBEIC On account well-known Main Trunk Timber Merchants. THURSDAY, APRIL 2nd, At 11 a.m. MOUNSEY AND CO. have received instructions to sell, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, On the Section, CORNER GREY & NGATA STREETS (Kindly lent by Adam Burges). The above will be one of the best sales of timber held in this district, and will be sold in lots to suit. “NOT A THING BROKEN OR EVEN SCRATCHED.” AMONGST many unsolicited testimonials that wo value is one in which the above appears. It is a tribute to the care and skill of our packers. When you employ us to remove your furniture you are assured of a like satisfactory service.—The Now Zealand Express Company, Limited. Offices in all chief towns. FIREWOOD. RATA and Matal, stove lengths, £4 cord, £2 half, £1 quarter, 2a 6d per bag, 2s 3d two bags or more; Slab Firewood, 2a per bag, is 6d 3 bags or more, delivered. S. HAVILL. RANGITIKEI STREET. Note Change of Phone Address: Phone 6774.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 101, 30 March 1925, Page 8
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