Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 1, 12 April 1919, Page 2

J v AUCTION SALES. ? "% <; Alfred Could. " / \ • \' ■ - TUESDAY, 15th inst., at 1.30 p.m. . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ALFRED- GOULD, acting under instructions from Mb B»n Nealb, who - is giving up .housekeeping, will sell at his residence, Waimea street, opposite Pettit's Store, as above. Chestevfield Lounge and Divan Chair in Moquette, Antique Gateleg Dining Table, Eoll-top Chest, Office '.'hair, Seagrass Square, Linoleum, Fenders and Brasses, Antique Overmantel, H okcaae and Books, Large Hal I stand, Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Box-spring, v* ire Kapoc and Flax Mattresses, 3-pieco Btdrwoin iSuite (wardrobe, duchess, and washstand with marble top), Wood Bedsteads with Wire Mattresses, Toiletware, Pictures, Vases, Curtains, Steps, Dresser with tfhina Cupboard, Eatohen Table, Chairs, Kerbs, Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Glassware, .Wringer, Garden Tools, Barrow, Carpenter's Bench, Stools, Invalid's Reading Table, Tent 12 x 10 with wood frame and floor. Sundries. Note.—Every article is equal to new, having had special care and attention, TERMS STRICTLY CASH. ALFRED GOULD, \- -1830 , . Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 16th APRIL, 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE AT STOKE. COMBINED PIANO AND PLAYER, . ANTIQUE OAK AND SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BOY'S BICYCLE, SADDLE, BRIDLE, TOOLS, ETC. ALFRED GOULD, acting under instructions from A, Burton, Esq., who is leaving the district, will sell at his residence, Poor Man's Valley road, Stoke, as above. Combined Piano and Player (in perfect order), 35 rolls selected Music for same, 'specially designed Oak Bookcase and Bureau, 2 Antique Oak Gate-leg Tables, 4 Indian Rugs, Oak Soptch Chest of Drawers, 3 genuine Persian Rugs, Morris Chairs with cushions/ valuable collection of books, superior. Electroplatedware, Antique Pier Glass, Trout Fishing Rods, Wood Bedstead with wire mattress, 2 Duchess Chests, 2 Sheraton Toilet Mirrors with jewel lockers, 3 Chests of Drawers, Doll's House, Antique Cut Class wine Glasses and Goblets, Violin and Piano Music, Copper Coal Vase, Crockery,, Cooking Utensils, Preserving Jars, etc. r 1 BUCK TYPEWRITER. Outside: Cent's Saddle and Bridie, Carpenter's, Engineer's, and Plumber's Tools (including pipe stocks and dies, Jin to lin, vice, etc.), Photographic Sundries. Wire strainer with block and tackle, Tool Chest, Hay Knife, Boy's Bicycle, Gent's set Golf Clubs (left hand), Lady's set Golf Clubs (rigkt hand), d.b. Orchard Gun (.410), now six-chambered Revolver (Colt), Garden Hose, ] Totara Culvert, 12ft, Bin x Bin x 2in, Sundries. If sufficient inducement offers, a Car will run to the Sale, leaving Booms at quarter to one. Intending passengers must book seats not later than Monday next. Return Fare 2/-, ALFRED GOULD, 1368 Auctioneer. " . ■ . .... i m TUESDAY, 29th APRIL, at 1 p.m. sharp. j AT RICHMOND. ;: ENCLISH PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS ALFRED GuULD, acting under instructions from Mes E, Thomson, who has sold her property, will sell at her residence'"Hilloresfc," as above. *if IS 1? f1^ 0 (Hickeyson, London), full trichord, iron frame, check action) Piano Stool, Chesterfield Sofa, Overmantel, Easy Chairs Carpet Squares, Folding Card Table, Writing Table with 8 drawers, Office Cabinetite^fficje Chair, large Bookcase with glass doors, Books, several valuable Oil Paintings. Dining Table, Mahogany Dining Chairs, Kerb and Irons, Douglaa Chairs, Hallstand, Cheffioner, 2 Couches, Wardrobe with mirror door, Duchess Chests, washstands, Toiled ware, Linoleums, Bedsteads,1 Wire, Kapoc and Flax Mattresses, Wire Stretchers, Chests Drawers, Mirrors Blankets, Curtains, Blinds, Stair Carpet and Rods, Dresser, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Crockery, Glassware, Cooking Utensils, Cutlery, Clocks Meat Safe, Preserves, Mason's Jars,. Vaouum Cleaner, Sweeper, Linen Bas'" ket, Singer Machine, Barrow, Garden Tools, Mangle, Blue Flame Perfection Cooker, Kero. Heating Stoves, 8 Pullets, 9 Hens, etc. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. ALFRED GOULD, 1832 Auotioneer. THURSDAY, 24th APRIL, at 1 p.m. sharp. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS ALFRED GOULD, acting under instructions from Mr Gii j: Lancaster, who is leaving Kelson, will sell at his residence, " The Hermitage," Van Dieman street, opnosite the Old Cemetery, as above. " • Large Sideboard with lead -lights, specially designed, Specimen Cabinet with 18 drawers, 9-piece Leather Dining Suits with carved oak frames, Morris Chair, massive combined Bookcase and Writing Bureau, 2 Overmantles, Music Cabinet, Side Table, Palmstands, Hallstand, Hall Settee and 2 Easy Chairs in Silk Tapestry,-. Wicker Chair in green velvet, Couch in red velvet with loose cover, B.R. Fenders and Brasses, Dining Table, Curtains, Pictures, Ornaments, Bedsteads, Wir», Kapoc and Flax Mattresses, Large Scotch Chest Drawers, 3-piese Bedroom Suite (wardrobe with glass door, Duch- . ess Chest, Marble top Washstand), Toiletware, Chest Drawers, Sewing Machine, Arm Rocker, Bookshelves y Kitchen Utensils, Wringer, Garden Tools, Meat Safe, Bread Jar, Preserves and Jams, Fruit Jars, Vacuum Cleaner •with Hose, Planet Junior Cultivator, etc, etc. 1 Lady's Bicycle,.! Spray Pump. " TERMS STRICTLY CASH. ALI'ajSD GOULD, 1831 ' Auctioneer. . Joint Attaricnsors, TAKAKA STOCK SALE. 10th APJJIf/, 1919. THE NEW ZRALAffD LOAN AND' MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., smd:DAb --ETY &"cO., Ltd., will oiler the Following:— , 500 Mixed Sheen <lj Hoad Iftix<*d'.O.'iltlo N. V: —This Sa'o'ha- boesi altered from the 17th to the lGsh <\pr>l. 1919 AUBEJSft STAMPS.—W© zhaasfofr ~* Wrs ovevy class of Stamp, {flag •nd inspovfe gpecimaug. Prices right. *Tb« Colonist" Jobbing Depsrtae&t