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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18972, 25 March 1924, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. TUESDAY, MARCH 25, AT 1.30 P.M. MRS M. YATES’ SALE. HIGH CLASS MODERN FURNITURE, GOOD CARPETS, PLATE AND SUNDRIES. ON BEHALF OF MRS YATES, . 132 GLASGOW STREET. (Just off Bell Street.) JOHN COULL has received instructions to Sell byTublic Auction as above: FRONT ROOM.—BEAUTIFUL OLD ENGLISH WALNUT COMBINATION SIDEBOARD AND CHINA CUPBOARD, NEW SETTEE CHESTERFIELD, WITH NEW CHAIR TO MATCH, HANDSOME OVAL GATELEG TABLE (LIGHT B1MU), NEW COPPER KERB, BEATEN COPPER LEAD LIGHT FIRE SCREEN, BEST QUALITY AX. CARPET SQUARE, HANDSOME DESIGN, 15 x 11 (COST 32GNS.); 400-DAY CLOCK, E.P. spirit kettle, E.P. tea and coffee service, E.P. vases, NEW CUT GLASS 6-BOTTLE E.P. CRUET, E.P. eakestands, E.P. jam dishes, E.P. toast racks, E.P. BISCUIT BARREL, rose bowl, ROYAL DOULTON CHINA, brass spirit kettle, WOZ. FRUIT KNIVES , AND FORKS, IDOZ. AFTERNOON TEASPOONS, JDOZ. CAKE FORKS, ( pearl handle bread fork and knife, j FIELD GLASSES, “CHEVELIER,” ] PARIS; lot good books, 8-PIECE , ROYAL DOULTON TEA SET, 10- ; PIECE ROYAL DOULTON TEA- 1 SET, other good china, E.P. FRAME 1 BREAD BOARD, oak plate stand, , LOT VALUABLE ORNAMENTS, ; HANDSOME PICTURES, HAND I SOME INDIAN HAND-CARVED 1 TEA TABLE, WITH SMALL 1 SCREEN TO MATCH, BRASS AND ’ CHINA JARDINIERES, 3 loose seat J high back dining chairs, 2 hassocks, 3 NEW SEAGRASS CHAIRS, paimstands, cushions, Ax. rug, folding work basket, INDIAN AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS. BEDROOM No. I.—BEDROOM SUITE IN LIGHT RIMU, COMPRISING: , B.M. WARDROBE, 5-DR. DUCHESS, PED. CUPBOARD, OCC. TABLE, i WOODEN BED, wire, horse hair and kapoe mattresses, BLANKETS, QUILTS, AND OTHER LINEN, 1 BEST QUALITY AX. CARPET SQUARE, 101 x 9j; S.G. chair, pic tures, Indian rug, 8 x 4; 6 FUR DOOR SLIPS, AND RUG TO MATCH, copper umbrella stand, NEW BAROMETER, small hall seat. ' BEDROOMS Nos. 2 & 3.-2 NEW SINGLE WOODEN BEDS, wires, fibre and kapocs, RUG, 6 x 34; oec. table, curtains, cover, 2-DR. DUCHESS, 4 ; dr. ehest, 2 chairs, NEW DUCHESS, towel airer, writing desk, TIN TRUNKS, 14YDS. HALL RUNNER. KITCHEN.—SEWING" MACHINE? IN PERFECT ORDER; CQUCH IN LEATHER, GOOD SOLID TABLE, kitchen cushions, glass ware, trays, alarm clock, COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD CROCKERY, COMPLETE SAUCEPANS, en. and tinware, COMPLETE CUTLERY, bask ets, GOOD WRINGER, en. jug and basin, buckets, glass washboard, j clothes basket, water can, brooms and mops, good LAWN MOWER, 70 FEET GOOD HOSE, metal frame hammock, garden stakes, new hoes, fork, rake, spade, pot plants, hedge shears, wrenches, plyers, files, • hammers, padlocks, 2 verandah blinds, and many other sundries. ON VIEW TUESDAY MORNING, J FROM 9 O’CLOCK. FIRST-CLASS LINE FROM BEGINNING TO END. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, AT 1.30 P.M. DR. H. G. H. MONK’S SALE. 117 LIVERPOOL STREET, OPPOSITE COLLEGE PLAYING ; GROUNDS. ' J JOHN COULL has received instruc- ( tions to Sell by Public Auction as above: HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND MANY USEFUL SUNDRIES. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. ' 1 Chavannes’ Hotel Victoria Avenue. This first-class Hotel is now under entirely new management. Patrons may rely upon the very best attention, every comfort, excellent eusine. ONLY BEST BRANDS OF WINES, BEER AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. T. HARLEY - - Proprietor. Late Victoria Hotel, Napier. “SWAN” W 9eehm4 Trad. »« 'i Cmiji W N.Z. BACON CO. RECEIVING DATES FOR MARCH. Waverley,—Monday, 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. Patea—Tuesday, 4, 18. Aramoho. —Wednesday, 12, 26. From 10.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.r.-.. Nnkumaru —As arranged. Price: Baconers, 6d; Porkers, 54d; Choppers, 24d. C. WEBSTER, Buyer, Waverley. ALL classes of Printing executed by qualified craftsmen. Whatever your requirements, wo can satisfy you The Wanganui Chronicle Coy., Ltd ’Phones 2191 and 2192.