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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19367, 25 July 1925, Page 16

AUCTION SALES. SATURDAY, JULY 25, AT 1:30 P.M. MRS H. SLADE’S SALE. PARTICULARLY GOOD LINE OF OAK, LIGHT AND DARK RIMU FURNITURE, COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD LINEN, REQUISITES AND SUNDRIES. 90 WILSON STREET. (Opposite Bassett’s Factory). JOHN COULL has received instrue- " tions from Mrs Slade, who is leaving Wanganui, to Sell by Public Auction as above: DINING ROOM.—OVAL OAK EXDINING TABLE (as new), 6 OAK LOOSE SEAT DINING CHAIRS (as new). MEDIUM SIZE CHESTERFIELD, COUCH IN GREEN PLUSH. BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTS, 2 GOOD SEAGRASS CHAIRS, LARGE AX. RUG, easy tub ehair, pretty full length madras e.urtains, handsome cushions, good books, HANDSOM E. PICTURES, CARPET (as new), 12 x 9; Jett black kewpic, good e.p.n.s. cake dish, 7YDS. BROWN AX. RUNNER (ns new); pretty hall curtain. 4 old gold mohair slips. HALL RUG (as now), 64 x 4. COMPLETE LINE BLANKETS. QUILTS, SHEETS, & GENERAL HOUSEHOLD LINEN. 4 BEDROOMS, COMPRISING—OAK B.M. DUCHESS CHEST (as new), SINGLE OAK BEDSTEAD (as new), wire and kapoe mattresses. HANDSOME 4-DR. B.M. DUOHESS CHEST WITH WASHSTAND TO MATCH; LARGE RUG, 7x4; new Ax. rug. NEW WOODEN BED, new wire and wool mattress, pillows, curtains, 7YDS. BEST LINO, ornaments, toilet ware, side table, LIGHT RIMU 4-dr. B.M. DUCHESS (as new), HAND SOME DOUBLE WOODEN BED (as now), wire, flax & kapoe mattresses CARPET, 9xB: rugs, pictures, curtains, DARK RIMU DOUBLE BED (as new), wire, flax and kapoe mattresses, 4yds. now lino, rug, chairs, wardrobe curtains, 2 rugs.

KITCHEN A SUNDRIES.—USEFUL KITCHEN CUPBOARD. 8 KITCHEN CHAIRS. 7YDS. LINO, rugs, kitchen tabic and cover, Potts’ and gas irons, gas ring, knives, forks, spoons, general household crockery, on. and tin ware, kitchen utensils, alum, and steel enamel saucepans, new seagrass square, 9 x 6; mixing bowl, mincer, filum. pres. pan. colander, brooms, mops, COLDWELL LAWN MOWER, spade, rake, hoc, axe, etc. ON VIEW FROM 9 A.M. SATURDAY. EVERYTHING IN TIPTOP ORDER. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer.

MONDAY, JULY 27. KAKARAMEA SALE YARDS. AT 1 P.M. THE FARMERS’ CO-OP. OIIIN. ‘ ATION SOCIETY, in fonj'.im i c.n with N.Z. LOAN CO., will offer on account of Messrs Robert Bremer, Sons and Co.— 1 fin 3-YEAR OLD JERSEY & JERI"v SEY-CBOSS HEIFERS. Aug. and Sept, ealvers. These heifers are in splendid condition, and were selected as calves from some of the best dairies in Taranaki. SALVAGE SALE EX S.S. “CYRENA” AT HARBOUR BOARD SHED, CASTLECLIFF. MONDAY, JULY 27, AT 11 A.M. Messrs dalgety & co., ltd.. will offer at auction a considerable quantity of salvaged gear and plant, including 110 volt dynamo and spare armature, steam winches, Milner safe. Manilla and Wire ropes. Also—SOO CASES “CROSS" KEROSENE. Full list, of sundries to be sold supplied on application to the Auctioneers.

DOMO THE “CLEAN SKIMMING CHAMPION” OK ill ; 7 JSlrf ■ i 1 | Tn the great Dairying Districts where j Separators are most widely used, THE I DOMO is the Favourite. Sold at a Price Everyone can .Afford to pay. TAYLORS LTD. 189 AVENUE :: WANGANUI. CASH v - CREDIT——SHILLINGS FOR NOTHfNG. You would pick up a shilling if you found it in the street, and think vou were in luck. You can PICK UP SHILLINGS by our Discount System. 1/- in CASH or GOODS f r every £1 worth of our Cash Register Tickets returned. .It pays to buv for Cash. UNITED FRIENDLY ‘ SOCIETIES’ DISPENSARY, 77 GUYTON STREET, WANGANUL ’Phone 2860. P.O. Box 335. We sunolv the crcneral uublie as well