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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17732, 4 December 1919, Page 10

Auction Sales. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4th, At 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF NICE FURNITURE, AND SUNDRIES. 11 MUIR STREET, GONVILLE. Alma Road Car to Junction; Koromiko Road car to Swiss Avenue. JOHN COULL, instructed by Mr, Prince, who has sold his residence, will sell by Public Auction as above. — 20 mixed fowls (all laying), meat safe, grindstone, fork, spade, shovel, hoe, rake, Easy lawnmower, pres. jars, clothes basket, folding push chair (in perfect order), saw, mops and brooms, 4 enamel saucepans, cooking utensils, crockery, kitchen table, 6 bentwood chairs, child's chair, bookshelves, kettle, kitchen lino, enamel basin, 7 yards hall lino, 6 ft. wide, palm stand, hall curtains and rod, 8 yards good lino, double brass mounted bed, 2-wire and kapoc mattresses, curtains, blinds, toilet ware, hospital bed, duchess table, double wooden bed, wire and kapoc, modern duchess chest and stand, toilet ware. Dining Room. —11 yards good lino, j nice modern sideboard (bevel mirror), 4 loose seat dining chairs ! and couch to match, in moquette (new), new seagrass chair, lot books, including pattern books, modern table 5 x 3, fender and screen, mohair slips. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, DECEMBER sth, At 1 p.m. sharp. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. 252 SOMME PARADE, (Corner Stewart Street.) UPPER ARAMOHO. r JOHN COULL, instructed by Mrs Auld will Sell by Public Auction as above.— 15 laying hens (good), one fowlhouse for removal, 1 chicken coop, barrel, meat-safe, Gladstone bag, tin trunk, 1 grate for open fire-place, set flat irons, set Pott's irons, mangle, spirit 'iron, 1 but-ton-hole machine (as new) and usual outside sundries. Bedrooms.—Magnificent cheval and washstand, double, wooden bed, wardrobe, bedroom chair in plush, real Brussels carpet, bevel mirror duchess pair, toilet ware, double iron bedstead, wire mattress, 3 single wooden bedsteads, good duchess chest, Scotch chest,- curtains throughout, and good lino.. Hall.-—Hallstand, good hall ■' chair, pictures, easel and hall rug. Breakfast Room .r—2 , easy chairs, good couch, upholstered: in tapes- , try, 2 wicker chairs; fender and irons, pair good curtains, 2 table covers, 1 brown mohair table cover (as new), dining table, 4 cushions, pictures, books, ornaments, good lino, glassware, crockery, etc., etc. Front Room.—Nice suite comprising couch, 2 easy chairs, 4 small chairs, whatnot, 3 pair curtains, 4 paiinstands, 1 small table, fire irons, wooden kerb, ashpan, real Brussels carpet, good pictures, ornaments, 3-piece suite in silk tapestry, comprising settee and 2 easy chairs, and many other lines. JOHN COULL, • Auctioneer. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6th] At 1 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF ABSOLUTELY NEW BRINSMEAD PIANO (latest model), BEAUTIFUL LIGHT RIMU BEDROOM SUITE, OTHER FURNITURE, AND MANY SUNDRIES. 13 KING'S AVENUE, GONVILLE. (Koromiko Tram to Bellve's Store.) JOHN COULL, instructed by Mr R. MacKillop, who has sold his residence, will Sell by Public Auction as above, his magnificent Piano, valuable Furniture and effects. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND AND SHOPS, GUYTON STREET, FRIDAY, sth DECEMBER, At Noon. WILLIAMS AND HARPER hava been instructed by the Executors of the late A. Oliver, of purposes of distribution and closing of the Trust. — Part Section No. 380 corner of Guyton and Wicksteed Streets, with THREE GOOD SHOPS .AND DWELLINGS erected thereon. For full particulars and right to view apply to the Auctioneers. 1 Cow, just coming into profit. Also quantity of turnips, rape, and swede seed. T. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. WANGANUI AUCTION MART. FRIDAY, DECEMBfc.It, sth. At Noon. WILLIAM 3 ANrT~HAI?PER will ** Sell by Auction, as above.— Poultry, weaner pigs, 1 good harness horse, carrier's cart, spring trap, high pressure range, wheelbarrows, wire rope^ kerosene cooker, contractors' forks, lawn mower, saddlery, harness, new and old table potatoes, chaff, quantity turnip and rape seed, separator, sundries, etc. Also — Furniture of all descriptions, piano, good camera, go-carts, bicycles, flour bin, etc. T. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. MX. JOB and Mrs Tinkles fought like two cats above their wrinklr • Mr. Bob and Mrs. Gee kissed each ether lovingly sip-pin;? Suratura Tea.