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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20128, 23 April 1928, Page 12

I AUCTION SALES. I < MONDAY, APRIL 23. AT 2 P.M. i MR E. J. BARNES’ SALE. BEAUTIFUL PIANO BY NEWMAN (No Reserve), COMPLETE LINE GOOD FURNITURE, BLANKETS, LINEN AND REQUISITES. 20 KAWATIBI AVENUE. (Off Carlton Avenue) JOHN COULL has received instructions from Mr E. J. Barnes, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell by Public Auction as above: DININGROOM.—BEAUTIFUL IRON FRAME PIANO by NEWMAN AND COMPANY (No reserve), 2 OAK MORRIS CHAIRS MOQUETTE with SPRUNG SEATS, B.M- SIDEBOARD, couch extension dining table blue mohair table cover, red mohair table cover 3 good upholstered seat dining chairs, oak palmstand, rimu palmmusic stand, bookshelves, kerb, beaten copper fire screen, marble clock, mirrored overmantel, double glass door bookease with cupboards, velvet pile carpet 12 x 9, handsome jardinieres and vases, e.p. and glass ware, books. HALL.—Byds. ax. runner, 4yds. lino, 4 mohair slips, hall curtains, palmstand, oil painting. BEDROOM NO. I.—Double wooden bed, wire, kapok, pillow, 4dr. semicheval b-m, duchess, pedestal cupboard, b.m. -wardrobe, dropside cot and mattress short palmstand double ended kerb, small box ottoman Plunket cot, Byds. pretty pattern lino-, fire screen, pictures, ornaments. BEDROOM NO. 2 —Single wooden bed, wire, kapoc, pillows, 5-dr. b.m. duchess, toilet ware, cane chair, skin rug 6yds. good lino. BEDROOMS NOS- 3 and 4.—Threequarter wooden bod, wire, kapok, pillows, 3dr. b.m. duchess, cane chair, seagrass table, 6yds. lino, single iron bed, wire, kapok, pillows, 3dr. b.m. duchess, pedestal cupboard, good stretchers, kapok mattress, pillows, platform rocker, palmstanj, medicine chest, 6yds, lino. KITCHEN & SUNDRIES—Kitchen table, 8 good Canadian chairs, willow chair, fire guard. 6yds. good Imo., clock, 2 child’s high chairs, crockery, cutlery, kitchen utensils, pots, pans, mops, brooms, l.h. shovel, hoe, rake, fork, gent’s bike, stretcher, axe, garden chair, Ewbank carpet sweeper, pretty curtains, blinds throughout, BLANKETS AND LINEN, JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. TUESDAY, APRIL 24th, At 2.30 p.m. AT JOHN COULL’S SALE ROOMS, MARIA PLACE. JOHN COULL has received instrue- « tions from the Owner, who is leaving the Dominion, to Sell by Public Auction as above:— LOT 1.—6 ACRES 2 ROODS, PICKWICK ROAD, JUST OFF Al AIN ROAD, ST- JOHN’S HILL. If unsold as one lot three lots will be offered separately. LOT 2.—LOTS 8 and 9 DELHI AVENUE, ARAMOHO. AREA 6j ACRES. If unsold as one lot, lots 8 and 9 will be offered separately. LOT 3.—QUARTER-ACRE SECTION SOMME PARADE, NEXT TO HOUSE CORNER DELHI AVENUE. LOT 4.—QUARTER-ACRE SECTION, CORNER DELHI AVENUE AND BOMBAY’ STREET. Properties are flagged. The Owner is determined to sell. Further particulars from—■ JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF BEAUTIFUL OAK FURNITURE. MRS C- HALLIGAN’S SALE. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, AT 1,30 P.M. BEAUTIFUL LINE FIRST-CLASS OAK FURNITURE, CARPETS, LINOS, CHINA & REQUISITES. 122 CAMPBELL STREET. JOHN COULL has received instruetions from Mrs C. Halligan to sell by Public Auction as above: THE WHOLE OF THE BEAUTIFUL FURNISHINGS OF HER RESIDENCE. JOHN COULL, AuctioneerESTATE OF JANE PERRETT. SATURDAY, APRIL 28 AT 2 P.M. AVENUE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, ALSO CAMPBELL STREET FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE MRS JANE PERRETT, At 248 VICTORIA AVENUE (Between Plymouth and Dublin •Streets). TOHN COULL Las received instructions from the Public Trustee in •-he above estate, to sell by Public *-ac- : tion as above: LOT 1— FREEHOLD SECTION, AREA 20.25 PERCHES WITH FIRSTCLASS DWELLING IN TIP-TOP CONDITION, KNOWN AS 248 VICTORIA AVENUE. THE WHOLE OF THE FURNITURE WILL BE SOLD, BEGINNING AT 1-30 P.M. LOT 2 FREEHOLD SECTION CONTAINING 2 ROODS, WITH A FRONTAGE TO BOTH BELL & CAMPBELL STREETS, KNOWN AS 44 CAMPBELL STREET. ALSO: ESTATE EDWIN PERRETT, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE. FARM PROPERTY AT TAYFORTH, AT PRESENT UNDER LEASE TO MR F. BRISTOL. The Lease expires on October 5 next, and the property vill be sold subject to the lease. DESCRIPTION—LOTS 7,8, 9, 10, 11, I 18, 19, D.P. 835, part sections 81, 82, 83, and 2°l rijyht bank Wanganui River, containing 118 acres 0 .im'l.s 29 perches. The property has a frontage to the Tayforth Road, and there is a 5-roomed cottage thereon. Conditions of sale can be seen at the office of JOHN COULL, Auctioneer*