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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 228, 26 September 1931, Page 12

SALES TO DAY (SATURDAY), SEPT. 26. Al 10 A.M. WEE GOLF LINKS. (Corner Avenue and Guyton Street) (Entrance from Guyton Street). JOHN COULL has received instructions to soil by Public Auction as above: 2 new wire pagodas, 2 new, large, shelter umbrellas. 26 tipping theatre scats. 1000 ft. new t. and g. flooring. 500 ft. new 3x2 rimu. Lot new partitioning. Quantity lino. 1.60 yards green, wool felt. New Premier Duplex electric vacuum eleauer, with 130 ft. tubing. Cabinets, tables, chairs. ”0 golf putters, golf balls. Palms, aspidistras. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), SEPTEMBER 26. AT 1.30 P.M. MRS S. MORROW S SALE, 49 WILSON STREET. (Between Ridgway and Guyton Street; JOHN COULL has received instructions from Mrs Morrow to sell by Public Auction as above: DINING EUOJi-M.M.V. gramophone and records, pretty light rimu sideboard with drawers' aud cupouaru, settee and box seat in leutnei, extension. dining table, 2 oak loose seat chairs, 6 light rimu cnairs, pa.msUnd, occ. tabic, old English oaK. chan, 8 day ciocK, kerb, nrescreen, ibyds. good Imo, ornaments g<ass ware, pic lures, cushions, curtains, good nooks. HALL.—l2yds. rtftiuer, 4 Ax. slips, modern b.m. Jiall stand, po.]s..ed horns, hall curtaius. BeDKUOMtS. —Threequarter wooden bed and wire, Gdr. b.m. duchess pair, s.g. carpet, IUI x 9, b.w. chair, corner wardrobe, kapok, blanxets, twin single wooden beds, wires, stretcher, kapok, pillows, 3dr. b.m. duchess, 8 yds. lino, sing.c iron beds, wire. 4 dr. duchess, pedestal cupboard, uno, chair, bookshelves, quilts, twin single wooden beds, wires, Gdr. duchess, pedestal cupboard, syds. good uno. light rimu beds and wires, 3dr. b.m. ducness, good line blankets, quilts single bed and wire, b.m. dressing table, 3dr. chest, lino, kapok, quilt, handsome 7dr. b.m. duchess, 7dr. Scotch chest, pedestal, 4-foid screen, lino, stretcher, table, 2 bookshelves, kern gas heater, Congo square, 12 x Ki'i'CHEN AND SUNDRIES—TabIe, 6 kitchen chairs, grocery bins, Hottentott, Sable Knight gas stove, perfect order, 9ft. shadow tissue partition, crockery, cutlery, kitchen utensils, pot plants, 2pr. steps, pres, jars, demijohn, stone crocks, clothes basket, wringer, 40ft. good hose, garden chairs, roller skates, carpenter’s bench, screws, tressels, saw cramp, other cramps, axe, tomahawk, assorted planes, 2 7-8 match pianes, spoke shave, assorted hammers, squares, bevels, emery wheel vycecompasses, good dinner gong, lawnmower, pliers, callipers, chisels, screw-drivers, mallet, shifting spanners, etc., 2 sickles, bike pumps, lamps, hedge shears, 2 small sashes, and many other sundries; also quantity linen, 8 White Leghorn laying hens, and fowlhouse. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer.

CONCENTRATE . ,ON THE FOLLOWING JJSED (JARS AND (JYCLES BARGAINS Here’s a STUDEBAKER Six Regular Sedan BARGAIN. Complete with 5 Firestone Tyres. Standard equipment and finish. This car holds our 90 Days* Guarantee. Price £395, or near offer. Here’s a Model T FORD BARGAIN. Complete with 5 tyres, in splendid condition. / Painted Blue, with Gold line Price £45, or near offer. Here’s an OVERLAND Roadster BARGAIN Complete with 5 tyres and extra spare all in good order. Colonial built body. Painted Red very smart, appearance. Price £7O, or near offer. Here’s an OAKLAND Tourer BARGAIN. Complete wic! 5 Tyres, all in good order, glass side screens, front bumper. Painted two-tone Duco Blue and Grey. Leather Upholstery in lirst-elass condition. Price £93, or near offer. Here’s a TRIUMPH Model W 2} BARGAIN. Complete with standard equipment and finish. Tyres good Price £25, or near offer Here’s a RALEIGH Model 1928 2$ O.H.V. BARGAIN. Comp’cte with standard equipment. Tyre? in good order. Price £22/10/-. or near offer Owing to our remarkable success in lepleting our used Motor-Cycle Stocks, we are prepared to offer the HJGHES'I PRICE for your machine as Trade In. ADAMS LTD., THE AVENUE. Where the Used Car ..nd Motor-Cycle? Bargains Arc. WARPLANE. (Site, Martian; dam. Adclicm . Martian sued the v.inners of over 2«».V-• Adelicia was by Charlemanne. out of Angele, by Mullifotm. Warplane is a rich bay with black points standing 15.3. He started altogether sixteen time and was only once unplaced, on which occasion he finished fourth, hopelfssly broket, down. He met all the best horses, defeating Mich as Surveyor. Amythas. Crenides. ML*Mnnic and numerous other . In the season Warplan-’s progenv won £2432 in stakes, in the 1925-29 season ffi.'uS (24 wins, S 5 and in 1929-30 £4540 (21 wins, 84 placing*). Last season’s record was £2OBl (10 win*. 19 placing!*). Warplane has sired winners of classic racesprint and distance handicaps and hurdle and steeplechase events. (■razing fee 3s. Warplant' will not travel at all. but rains - ill be met and paddocks provided for mares. All <are but no responsibility. Mares not proven in foal will receive ■special rates. For fee n..'l further particulars apply-' G. GHAMBEULAIN. lx i■•iiast’s Stables. Wilson Street. P.O. Bon 266, Wanganui.