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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 114, 17 May 1939, Page 12

AUCTION SALES. J OHN COULL’S WEDNESDAY * U SALES. 1 p.m.: Meat, live and dressed, poultry, honey, cut flowers, all seasonal fruit, and vegetables, bacon, etc. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. THIS NEW FURNITURE. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), MAY 18, AT 1.30 P.M. MRS. BRITTAIN’S SALE. 35 JELLICOE STREET, WANGANUI EAST. JOHN COULL will sell for the owner, who is giving up housekeeping:— SUPER AX. CARPET, FLORAL DESIGN, 9 x 10i; NEW CHESTERFIELD SUITE, FAWN VELVET; new ax. rugs, new curtains, new copper kerb, NEW ENTRANCE RUG, 6 x 4; NEW ENTRANCE LINO, NEW CHENILLE HALL CURTAINS, 7 new Ax. slips, 6*YDS. SUPER AX. CARPET. BEDROOM 1: 10yds. new lino, Ax. rugs, chair, TWO NEW SINGLE BEDS, wires, kapocs, sheets, blankets, new 3dr. duchess, pictures, curtains. BEDROOM 2: NEW LATEST DESIGN GOLDEN OAK BEDROOM SUITE (cost 157). of frameless mirror duchess, pedestal, doubledoored wardrobe, double panel bed, new wife and. kapocs, sheets, blankets, 11yds. new lino, new rugs, new cane chair.

BEDROOM 3: 2dr. duchess, 6yds. new lino, new single bed, wire, kapocs, sheets, blankets, bedspread, Ax. rugs, chairs, 2&yds. new bathroom lino. KITCHEN & SUNDRIES: New table, chairs, Byds. lino, rugs, crockery, glassware, cutlery, saucepans, kitchen utensils, wringer, buckets, water can, shovel, spade, hoe, rake, metal meat safe, etc. ALL NEW AND BEST QUALITY. NO RESERVE. On view 2-4 to-day, and to-morrow morning. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. Ross won from Miss Gillies, 45-44; Miss Feist won from Hughes, 31-21; Dunn won from Mrs. Darbyshire, 3129; Stewart won from M. Walker. 3931; Wilson won from G. Ross, 45-31; Dunn won from Miss Feist, 31-24; Wilson won from Stewart, 51-46. Final: Wilson won from Dunn, 31-30.

INTER-CLUB GAMES DRAW FOR FIRST ROUND. In the inter-club competitions controlled by the Wanganui Table Tennis Association the draw for the first round is as follows: — A Grade.—Tuhirangi v. Bruaiswick. at Tuhirangi; Wanganui No. 1 v. Wanganui No. 3, at Wanganui; Post Office v. Wanga.nui No. 2, at Post Office. Railway a bye. B Grade (section 1) .—Tuhirangi v. Native Department Social Club, al Tuhirangi; Okoia v. Post Office Nq. 1. at Okoia; Celtic No. 1 v. Brunswick No. 2, at Brunswick. Wanganui No. 2, a bye. B Grade (section 2).—Celtic No. 2 v. Maxwell, at Celtic; Post No. 2 v. Wanganui No. 3. at Wanganui; Brunswick No. 1 v. Railway, at Railway. Wanganui No. 1 a bye. C Grade (section I).—Westmere v. Post Office No. 3. at Westmere; Celtic No. 3 V. Okoia No. 2, at Okoia: Post Office No. 1 v. Wanganui No. 1. at Post Office; Maxwell v. Celtic No. 1, at Maxwell. C Grade (section 2).—Celtic No. 2 v. Post Office No. 2, at Celtic; Tuhirangi v. Railway, al Railway; Wanganui No. 2 V. Native Department Socal Club, at Wanganui. Okoia No. 1 a bye. . D Grade (section I).—Celtic No. 1 v. Native Department Social Club, at Celtic; Wanganui No. 1 v. Maxwell No. 2, at Maxwell; Railway v. Westmere No. 2, at Westmere. D Grade (section 2).—Celtic No. 2 v. Westmere No. 1, at Celtic; Wanganui No. 2 v. Maxwell No. 1 at Wanganui. Tuhirangi, a bye.

All games are to be played by Tuesday, May 30, and results handed to the secretary. WANGANUI ASSOCIATION POSITIONS ON LADDERS DRAW FOR THIRD ROUND Positions on the Wanganui Table Tennis Association ladders alter the second round, are as follow: Men’s Ladder. —R. Stewart 1, C. Byers 2, J. Dark 3, L. Connor 4, A. Healey 5, L. Bilderbeck 6, J. Ross ■l, C. Cooper 8, E. Feist 9, G. Ross 10, B. Roberts U, A. Hird 12. Ladies’ Ladder.—l. Glover 1, O. Glover 2, B. White 3, E. Nicholls 4, E Harris 5, R. Feist 6, J. Piper 7, A. Smith 8, J. Smith 9, M. White 10. Results of the second round are:— Roberts defeated Hird, 21-15, 21-10; Tealey defeated Bilderbeck 21-16 12-21, 21-9; Dark defeated Connor, 21-18,’ 21-16; Stewart defeated Byers, 17-21' 21-14, 21-17; Feist defeated G. Ross,’l2-21, 21-11, 21-16; J. Ross won by default from Cooper; Miss B. White won by default from E. Nicholls; Miss I. Glover won by default from Miss O. Glovei; Miss J. Piper defeated Miss A. Smith, 21-10, 23-21; Miss J. Smith defeated Miss M. White, 21-16, 21-19; Miss Harris defeated Miss Feist, 21-19, 17-21, 21-15. The draw for the third round is: Stewart, a bye; Dark v. Byers; Healey

v. Connor; J. Ross v. Bilderbeck, Feist v. Cooper; Roberts v. G. Ross; J. Waters v. Hird. Miss 1. Glover, a bye; Miss B. White v. Miss O. Glover; Miss Harris v. Miss Nicholls, Miss Piper v. Miss Feist; Miss J. Smith v. Miss A. Smith; Miss B. Good v. Miss M. White. All games are to be played and results handed to the secretary by 5 p.m., Tuesday, May 23.

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