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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 278, 26 November 1935, Page 12

AUCTION SALES TO-DAY (TUESDAY), NOV. 26 JOHN COULL'B SALE ROOMS, MARIA PLACE M EAT ’ poultry, cabbage, cauliflower, all vegetables, honey, cut flowers, Stunner, Rome Beauty, Delicious apples, lemon cheese, new pstatoes, rhubarb, etc. 2 p.m.—HARROWS, S.F. PLOUGHS CHESTERFIELD SUITE, ELEc! TROLUX (IN PERFECT ORDER), furniture, requisites, tools. JOHN COULL, * Auctioneer. SHARPE, NORTH k CO.’S ROOMS. TO-DAY (TUESDAY), NOV. 26, AT 1 P.M. (On account Election Day, Wednesday). IN A DECEASED ESTATE. BIG QUANTITY GOOD FURNITURE, ALL HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES. BIG LOT GOOD BOOKS (English, French, and German). yjESSRS SHARPE, NORTH k CO. have been instructed by the trustees to sell furniture and effects as under:— Oak sideboard, oak dining table, 6 oak h.b. chaits, big lot good books ir. English, French, and German; 8-day clock, hall stands, umbrella stands, 2 Morris chairs, easy chairs, sougrass chairs, good pictures and oil paintings, ovc. tables, tea wagon, palmstands, vases, ornaments, dinner gong, mirrors, Axminster runner, rugs, lino, large carpet, 18 x 12. 2 single rimu beds and wires, 2 double beds and wires, hospital bed, kapoc mattresses, b.m. wardrobe, b.m. duchesses, Scotch chests (in Baltic pine), wicker chairs, med. cabinets, lito, 2 carpets, toiletware, towel rails, stool, whatnot, music stands, dark oak round ext. table and 4 chairs, couch, rimu sideboard, passage lino, vrockery, kitchen table and chairs, kitchen utensils, pres, pan, clothesbasket, jam jars, camp oven, hose, ladder, iron door scrapers, skuttle, linen basket, and sundries. ALSO AT 1 P.M.—Fruit, vegetables, produce and poultry, good S.T.C. wireless set and battery wireless set. A. J. NORTH. Auctioneer & Regd. Valuer.

MARTON SALE TO-DAY' (TUESDAY) NOV. 26. THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., will sell 320 2-tooth wethers; 170 2-tooth wethers (good); 140 maiden 4-tooth ewes; 50 woolly ewes with 100 per cent, lambs; 9 fat woolly hoggets; 40 m.s. hoggets. 2 Jersey-cross springing heifers: 1 fat row; 2 Jersey-cross yearling heifers. 1 9-year spring cart gelding; 1 child’s pony. 2 good porkers; 25 mixed pigs.

RAETIHI SALE NO SAjLE WILL BE HELD AT OUR RAETIHI SALEYARDS THIS WEEK. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., LTD.,

FRANKISH BROS.' MART We are Registered Valuers on Furniture and Effects. Selling Every Day: Fruit, Vegetables, Produce. Always in stock, {rood line of furniture, bedding, tools, and sundries. ON VIEW NOW: XMAS TOYS. H. ALP, Mart Manager & Rcgd. Vainer.

FOR SALE HOME-BREW KEGS (5 and 10 gal.), 15/- and 17/6. 60 x 10 BELTING little used, £7/10/BLACKSMITH or ENGINEER VYCE, £2/10/-. SMALL WINCH £3/10/4ft. SHACKLOCK RANGE (2-oven h.p., £lO/10/- (re-conditioned). SHACKLOCK & CHAMPION RANGE, £4/10/- & £7/10/- (re-conditioned) Sacks, Windows, Doors, Copper. Scantling, Rough and T.G. Lining. M AY’S WANGANUI BOTTLE EXCHANGE Wanganui. Buyers of All Kinds of Bettles. ‘Phone 5142. Night 5279. For Sale —Second-hand Wool Packs

MAGNIFICENT FAT LAMB COUNTS I 480 ACRES. —Freehold, all in splendid clean. : undulating, no waste land. 15 paddecks. 6 ru"! d nouse. P ings, woolshed, yards and dip. Pastures in 'great heart. « 19 down 1400 ewes, 70 stud ewes, 600 hoggets, and All surplus stock fattened. Splendidly situated lose to n®* works. Price £27 per acre. Terms, £BOOO ea«h. <, DAIRY FARM. EASY TERMS.—IO7 acres I’l-rH'/hL i Station. 8J miles market town. Practically all fl.et and [•••-* in good pasture carrying 36 dairy cows, 3 cows with heifers, 2 horses, 34 pigs. Abundance firewood m.d p f ! rrnan( house, wash-house, 4-bail cowshed and separator roon. " out-buildings. Rates £3 5s lOd. Price £l5 per acre. Ter—- • ■ at valuation. F R H BRICE & Co I*l REAL ESTATE AGENTS I

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