BUSINESS NOTES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 19009, 9 May 1924, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTES

AN INTEREST INVESTMENT FOR £3900. , A city warehouse on a freehold, with large frontage and leased to good tenant. The absentee owner will sell for £3900. See Mr John D. Brechin’s advertisement. BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE. John Coull will continue and complete the sale of the contents of the “Todd” homestead tp-day, beginning at 1.30 p.m. A list of the goods to be sold appears in our auctiou columns of this issue, the sale beginning punctually at 1.30 with dining room furniture, followed by the rugs, new stair runner, inlaid lino and carpet runner of the hall, then on to the drawing room. Those who appreciate beautiful furniture should make a point of attending. EGMONT AUCTION MART, TO-DAY AT 1 P.M. B. T. Bennett will conduct his usual sale at the above mart, when he will offer poultry, produce, fruit, furniture and sundries. Also deceased person’s estate, good camera, unclaimed goods (all without reserve), and must go to the highest bidder. Electric bell rings ten minutes before starting time. FRUIT AUCTION. Messrs Sharpe, North and Co. advertise an auction sale of 500 eases of choice Hutt tomatoes, apples, etc., for today (Friday), at 10 o’clock. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, GOOD PIANO, ETC. MR A. J. TUCKER’S SALE. Messrs Sharpe, North and Co. draw attention in our auction columns to an important sale to be held by them tomorrow (Saturday); 10th inst., at 1.30 p.m. Under instructions from Mr A. J. Tucker, who is leaving Wanganui, they will sell the w r hole of his household furniture and sundries. The piano, by Spencer, is a lovely toned instrument, and the carpets are in splendid condition. The furniture throughout is good and clean. There is also a good lot cf garden and carpenter’s tools. Anyone in need of good useful lines should make a point of attending the sale, which takes place at No. IS, Heads Road, just past the hospital.

Messrs Hackshaw, Searle’s replace advertisement appears on the front page of this issue. This firm has rightly earned the reputation of being “The. Premier Land Salesmen” of this town by being able to offer buyers bargains such as are advertised on this occasion. To those who are looking for a dairy farm at absolutely bedrock price, this advertisement is particularly interesting. The farm contains 52 acres freehold, will carry 25 dairy cows, and the priec is £25 ner acre. There is no doubt about >hs farm selling very quickly, and if it interests you do not waste any time in seeing Messrs Hackshaw, Searle for irst refusal.

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., will hold a sale of rabbit skins at Wellington on Friday, May 30.