BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18972, 25 March 1924, Page 9

BUSINESS NOTES.

SALE OF FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES TO-DAY. John Coull gives particulars in our auction columns to-day of Mrs Yates’ sale which is to take place at her residence, 132 Glasgow Street, to-day (Tuesday) beginning at 1.30 p.m. The catalogue includes: 401 day elock, old English walnut comninatiou china cupboard and sideboard, settee chesterfield, with chair to match, oval gateleg table, beaten copper leadlight fire screen, axminster carpet squares, good cutlery, field glasses ‘ 1 Chevelier ’ ’ Paris, Indian hand carved tea table, lot of good crockery, handsome pictures, bedroom suite in light rimu, blankets, quilts, and other linen, two new single woodgp beds, duchess chests, hall runner, rewing machine, good solid table, complete saucepans, lawn mower, and many other useful lines. Goods on view from 9 o'clock this morning. IT PLEASES THE LADIES! Yes! They say it’s “wonderful,” and so it is- To restore a high polish on old furniture, making it look bright and fresh, and giving the Piano a new appearance, is easily done with McKen zie’s Drawing Room 1 Cream Furniture Renovator. No need for expensive Oils, Pads, and Mops! Just a few drops of this Furniture Polish on a small soft cotton rag, lightly rubbed on and finished with a soft cloth. That’s all! Your furniture will then look just lovely and remain so for a long time! For polishing Motor Ca-s, it beats everything. Try it! 2/6 and 3/- bottles. All Shops and Motor Garages. AUCTION SALE OF POLICE UNCLAIMED GOODS. Messrs Sharpe, North and Co, advertise an auction sale for Wednesday, at 2.30 o’clock, when, under instructions from the Police Department, they will sell 195 bottles of whisky, 3 shot guns;5 rifles and a quantity of unclaimed goods. Everything is to be sold without reserve.