SALES ON CHANGE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19435, 22 October 1925, Page 9

SALES ON CHANGE

The attention of the public is drawn r to particulars of sale lines advertised in this issue by the Melbourne Ltd. . As there are some very drastic reduc- . : tions and goods in nearly every case j are fresh and new anyone requiring ’ . clothing, etc., for the coining season . 1 should not miss studying this adverj tisement. . I ME E. G. KEESWILL’S SALE I • I Messrs Sharpe, North and Co., draw , I attention to an auction sale to be held I i by them to-day (Thursday) when they i will offer the household furniture and ’ : sundries of Mr E. G. Kerswill, who is : | leaving Wanganui. The furniture j throughout is a good clean lot. Special ’ attention is drawn to a beautiful b.m. . ! sideboard, an oak table gramophone ■ and the double rimu bed and close : wove wire mattress, also a handsome ' axminster carpet which is practically ’ • new. There is a big collection of tools . of all kinds. Goods will be on view ■ | from 9 a.m. to-day. The sale takes ' place at No. 32 Carlton Avenue. Take ■ ; tram to Hospital corner and walk up to corner of Billiton Street. MARKET DAY 1 AT THE EGMONT AUCTION MART. To-morrow, at 1 p.m., at the above popular mart, B. T. Bennett will hold his usual Friday’s sale, when there will be a lengthy catalogue comprising poultry, vegetables, produce, fruit wool press, single furrow plough, bikes', set dray harness, lollies, chocolates, rubbertyred gig, horse and harness, piano, 2 1-h.p. petrol engines. The public are • recommended to look up advertisement in this paper, as it is well worth reading. The public of Taihape and district ; are advised that an advertisement re- ■ 1 garding the disposal of military stores, 1 I appears in the public notices column, i These goods -are of good value, both ■' in wearing and monetary worth. It ' is an opportunity’ which should not be : missed. The shorts and blouses for the t’ school boys are just the thing, and . certainly cannot be beaten. There is ) 1 lasting wear in them.