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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 280, 26 November 1943, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, AT 1.30 P.M. JOHN COULL’S SALE ROOMS, MARIA PLACE. JOHN COULL will sell by Public Auction as above:— 1 SMALL, 1 MEDIUM GAS RANGE, 12 EARTHENWARE CHAMBERS, JUGS, BASINS, GENT’S NEW SUIT (size 5, cost £l3/13/-), gent’s good shoes, saucepans, wringer, small meat safe, fire grate, elec, shades, paint, en. basins, moulds, baskets, glue-pot, women’s shoes, kettles, Ewbank sweeper, nice pictures, HEAVY HAULING CHAINS, barrow wheels, al. ware, gal. castor oil, easy and other chairs, old doll’s pram, cutlery, women's good clothing, OVAL OAK EXTN. DINING TABLE, GENT’S GOOD BIKE, double and single beds, GOOD L.R. DROPSIDE COT, small oak rostrum, GOOD PRAM & GOOD PRAMETTE, DOUBLE OAK BED & WIRE, OFFICE PARTITIONS, GOOD MOWER, AND ALL KINDS OF OTHER GOODS, GOOD DOORS. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer and Valuer. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27. AT 1.30 P.M. MR. J. E. WILSON’S SALE. 68 JELLICOE STREET, WANGANUI EAST. JOHN COULL has received instructions to sell by public auction as above:— GOOD CHESTERFIELD ONLY IN PLUSH, 2 VOLS. ILLUSTRATED GOLDEN JUBILEE 1897, also EDWARD 1907 and GEORGE AND MARY 1911, PART CANTEEN CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON Al CUTLERY, ornaments, LOT OF FANCY CHINA, MEDIUM SIZE SIDEBOARD, POLISHED DINING TABLE, 4 DINING CHAIRS, S.G. CHAIRS, jardinieres, oak tea waggon, cake stands, nice pictures, nice rugs, DARK BEDROOM SUITE of wardrobe, double bed and wire, duchess, pedestal, occ. tables, nice pot plants, palm stands, heavy hall curtains. 7 YARDS TAPESTRY HALL RUNNER. 2 S.W. BEDS AND WIRES, 3-drawer DUCHESS, 2 bedroom chairs, 4 YDS. LINO, fire screen, L.R SINGLE BEDS & WIRE, 2-drawer duchess, kerb, kitchen table and chairs, kitchen lino and rugs, medicine chest, glass ware, bins, crockery, saucepans, bowls, water can, galv. tub, buckets, wringer, brooms, mops, steps, CANARIES & CAGE, axes, saw, hoes, rake, garden hnse, good mower, etc. ON VIEW FROM 9 A.M. SATURDAY ‘ MORNING. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer and Valuer.

The intention to operate . on Pell Mell for a runture was not proceeded With, and the Man’s Pal gelding has been turned out. It is doubtful whether he will race again, which is bad luck for his owner, Mr. S. J. Newland, of Wellington, and for the trainer, P. H. Reardon. Pell Mell is a four-year-old gelding by Man's Pal from Pelmet, by Limond, and was sold to Mr. Newland at the Hay dispersal sale last Easter for 700 guineas. Find your market with an advertisement in "The Chronicle" in the small Advertisement Columns.