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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 17934, 30 July 1920, Page 10

Auction Sales. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), JULY 30th, Ac 2 p.w. APPROXIMATELY 4735 GOLD MINING SHARES. AT JOHN COULL’S* SALE ROOMS. 116 Ridgway Street. TORN COULL, instructed by the secretary of the Otago Central Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd. (no liability; will Sell the ahbve Shares in parcels at the above address. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. SATCRDAY. JULY 3lsc. at 12.30 p.m Sharp. TALKING PARROT. FOWLS, LINEN. BLANKETS, FURNITURE. J 5 BELL STREET (Just off Guyton St.) TTOHN COULL, instructed by Mrs . • Found. who is giving up housekeening. will Sell by Public Auction as above 1 TALKING PARROT AND CAGE, 11 fowls (just laying) and rooster, good run. clothes lines and props, 30ft-. new hose, meat safe, gas griller, tubs and buckets, 2 clothes airers, shelves. 2 dofc. new pres, jars, saw, sickle, hoe. rake, spade, coir mat, GAS RANGE IN PERFECT ORDER, kettles. 5 saucepans, oval boiler, pres. pan. fry pans, enamel and tinware, candlesticks, steamer, teapot, LARGE QUANTITY OF GOOD CROCKERY, dock, small table with drawer, meat saw and me.it axe. scales and weights (good). BEDROOMS. —4-drawer bevel mirror duchess chest. 4-drawer chest, swing mirror, nice corner cabinet with bevel mirror, pedestal washstand and complete set of ware, 5 drawingroom chairs, couch, shelves and number of first-dass books, 14 yards floorcloth, curtains and blinds throughout the I house, fender and brasses, good double brass-mounted bedstead, wire, flax, kapoc and pillows 8 yards lino, good stretchers, hospital beds, wooden bed, single beds, 6 good single wire mattresses. G good single kapocs. , pillows, etc., G yards cork lint*, com- : plete toilet ware, palmstand and plants, good wall lamp. ' DINJNGROO.It.—I FIRST-CLASS | COTTAGE PIANO, nice 5 bevel rnir- ■ ror ovegmantle, 10 .bentwood and other chairs. 3 dining tables, small cupboard. Singer sewing machine, in perfect order. CUTLERY. —1 doz. good dinner knives. 1 doz. good dessert knives, 1 doz good dessert forks, teaspoons, set butter, pickle and jnm to match, tablespoons, largo quantity of ornaments, glassware, vases. BLANKETS AND LINEN.—7 pair new single and 4 blankets (good), 13 pair new single sheets (good). 2 pair double sheets’, toilet covers, 18 slips, 7 quilts. I.G towels. 2 large tablecloths. 2 small tabecloths, 1 doz. serviettes. Goods will be sold in the order advertised. Sale starts at 12.30 sharp. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. ! TUESDAY, AUGUST 3rd, at 1 p.m. Sharp. FR EEHOLD PROPERTIES AND CHATTELS, Re LATE E. _McELWAIX. MACKAY ST.. WANGANUI EAST (Next Thomson's Store) FOHN COULL, instructed by the Executors of the Estate of the late Edward McElwain, will Sell by Public Auction on the site, as above — LOT I.—Freehold Section, long frontage, area 2 roods 17.9 perches, Mackay Street, Wanganui East, next Thomson’s stere, with good dwelling, comprising 5 rooms, built-in wardrobes, bathroom, coal and gas range, sink, built-in copper ana tubs, P.W.C, sheds, traphouse and loosebox. A snug little home. LOT 2.—Freehold section, area 1 rood, Synh.nds Street, Wanganui East, sunny section. Last section but one on right-hand side of Symonds Street. (Both properties flagged). Further particulars re propertied and conditions may be seen at the office ot the Auctioneer. Immediately following the above, in the same estate, and also in the estate of the late Mrs L. E. McElwain, chattels as follows : Aged mare, tip spring cart, phaeton, good piano, and quantity of sundries and f urniture. JOHN COFI L. Auctioneer. THURSDAY, AUGUST sth, at- 1 p.m. £?harp. MR D. SEAWARD’S SALE. “Monreposc/’ Parsons St., St. John's Hill. JOHN COULL. instructed by Mr D. Seaward, who has sold his residence. will Sell by Public Auction as above—■ OUTSIDE SUNDRIES, CHOICE MODERN FURNITURE BY DEXTER, • AND NUMBER. OF NICE WATER COLOURS AND OIL PAINTINGS; I ALSO BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH ! PIANO BY J. L. STEVENS, LON- ’ DON in perfect order. Everything of the Best. JOHN COULL, 1 Auctioneer. ™A WHO’S WANTING TO RETIRE! HOUSE, FURNITURE AND LAND FOR SALE. THE WHOLE, £2OOO. Cash down, £1550; Government I Mortgage, £450. I Situate 90 miles north of Palmers- ! ton North on the Main Trunk I Line; 15 minutes from station; I Public School and High School in ( the town. , Room for Family—s rooms and bathroom. Room for Car.—Shed with iron roof. Room for Cow. —Paddock, 1 acre, and grass from orchard. Orchard—4o trees (apples and peaches.) House goo/ elevation, picket fence; just painted. All in good repair. Two lawns. Apply— MR. SINCLAIR. Manager, Watson Bros., PALMERSTON NORTH. You can’t sleep with cold feet. A ■UNIQUE” HOT WATER BOTTLE gives perfect rest. It will last for years. On sale everywhere. But make sure of the brand on neck of bottle when buying.