AUCTION SALES JOHN COULL’S WEDNESDAY SALES jy<£EAT, live and dressed poultry, vegetables, cauliflower, cabbage, lemons, cut flowers, honey, macrocarpa, acacia, pinus insignis and lawsoniana trees, etc. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer & Valuer. 150 PAIR MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILD REN ’8 FOOTWEAR TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), AUG. 21, AT 2 P.M. JOHN COULL’S SALE ROOMS, AIARIA PLACE 1 PAIR MEN’S, WOMEN S AND CHILDREN’S IXIOTWEAR, ALL SIZES, ALL BEST AIAKES, ALL WITHOUT RESERVE. COME IN THIS MORNING AND TRY ON. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, AT 1.30 P.M. MRS G. W. ILARDEN’S SALE 21 GREY STREET (College Estate, off College Street) JOHN COULL has received instructions from Mrs G. AV. Harden, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell by Public, Auction as above:— SITTING ROOM—SUPER lOR Cll ESTERF.IELD, in plain fawn nioquette, super sprung; good cushions and curiains, Jong seat swab, 3 GOOD EASY CHAIRS, 3 chairs, SUPERIOR AXMINSTER CARPET, 12 x 9; lire kerb, irons, bookshelves, books, *copper w’oodibox, HEAVY COPPER. SCUTTLE, superior pictures, occ. tables, foot stool, ornaments, oak music cabinet, e.p. plate carrier, LARGE ENTRANCE RUG, oak tray, 13 YDS. AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNER, china, etc. DINING ROOM—SUPERIOR QUALITY OAK DINING SUITE, comprising handsome sideboard, oval extension table, dining and carver chairs, SEMPTR.ESS CABINET SEWING MACHINE, oak tea waggpn, 2 afternoon tea sets, e.p. ware, glass and china ware, AXMINSTER CARPET, 12 x 9; rugs, s.g. chairs, good pictures curtains, (cushions, small old writing cabinet, kerb, bookshelves, books, ornaments, occ. tables, SUPERIOR E.P. SPIRIT KETTLE. ' BEDROOM NO. I—-TWIN L.R. BEDS, (IOMPL ET E; 1F ANDSOM E OAK DUCHESSE, pedestal, GOOD WILTON CARIPET, new long and short curtains, 2 orc. chairs, mirror, hat racks, rugs, pictures. BEDROOMS NOS. 2 & 3—Single white cn. bed, complete; bookshelves, oak duchesse chest, rugs, pedestal cupboard, curtains, bed spread, pillows, towel airer, HANDSOME OAK. DOUBLE BED, WIRE, AND 2 GOOD MATTRESSES,(curtains, portable wardrobe, Indian carpet. KITCHEN AND SUNDRIES—Linen and clothes basket, pres, pan, good chairs, table, Seltzogene, complete kitchen utensils, saucepans, baking dishes, good lino., scales, 2 pres, pans, GOOD OUTSIDE MEAT SAFE, lady’s bike, oval boiler, brooms, mops, carpet sweeper, hose, water can, mower, barrows, saws, axe, rake, 'shovel, rubbish tin and sundries. A SUPERIOR LINE. ON VIEW FROM 9 A.AL THURSDAY MORNING. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. FRANKISH BROS.’ MART PROBATE AND GENERAL VALUERS. FOR SALE—22-gal. Alfa Laval, 18gal. Wolseley, and 10-gal. Viking separators, 2 ladies’ b’kes, 2 gramophones. 12 assorted tables, lawnmowers, beds, bedding and tools. H. ALP, Mart Manager & Regd. Valuer. DON’T PAY High prices for Timber. We can Supply Your Every Requiriment. Dial 3662 and Ask for Our Quote, too A. \V. BROWN TIMBER MERCHANT.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 195, 21 August 1935, Page 12
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