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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15133, 30 January 1917, Page 8

/ Auction Sales. J. H. SEISING. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. <'3 ;■■■■■ ’’ At. 1 p.m‘. ■ Ml T H. KEESING will Sell, ,at ■ * residence of Mr W. J. James, Con-, to School, Wanganui East),' his Furniture and Effects, consisting ,‘- of— ■- Carpets, pictures, dining, kitchen and.v'l fancy tables, easy, dining and other chairs, linoleums, couch, clock, kerbs,' h j; irons, vases, .ornaments, fern stands, ’;’ carpet runner, slips, couch and chairs ; to match, cake carrier, wall mirror, bedsteads, mattresses, beds, pillows,’; / washstands, chamber sets, duchcai '• pairs, chest drawers, duchess chest, •, ped. cupboard, screen, pots, pans, jars, bine, utensils, marble mantel-, piece, ■ pres, pan, wringer, mower, roller, garden tools. Also, timber, scaffolding, roof iron, pipes, ladders, ' barrels, firewood, concrete troughs and slabs, etc. > Also, horse, trap, 2 carts, harness (3 sets). , ■ No Reserve. J. H. KEESING, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, ' At 1 O’Clock.' T H. KEESING will Sell, at the ” * Residence (Koromiko Road, near Carlton Avenue) of Mr Lundius. who is leaving the district, the whole of his Furniture and Effects, consisting of A magnificent linns me ad Piano (just new), mirror-back. sideboard, carved bookcase, Morris chair, easy, dining and other chairs, carpets, rugs, lin- • oleums, chesterfield couch, cover, curtains, poles, cushions, fender, irons, pictures, glassware, china, crockery, cutlery, books, vases, ornaments,, . clock, flower bowls, stool, couched rocker, dining, fancy and other "■i fern stands', music stand,, hall ,curtains, runner, slips, bead blind, double and single bedsteads, wire, flax and kapoo beds, duchess pairs, two chests drawers, work stand, cabinets, chamber ware, duchess chests, washstands, horse, bed spreads, shelves, pots, pans, mincer, scales, carpet sweeper, gas • iron, jars, rack, kero, heater, cage, wringer, baskets, steps, garden and other tools, mower, hose, ferns, and ’ sundries. Also, Holburn reflex camera and appliances, two gents’ and one lady’s bi- < cycles (Humber),.horse-breaking outfit, phonograph, and records, very good violin, silver-plated cornet. No Reserve, except on piano. ’ J. H. KEESING, , Auctioneer. WINDLE’S. LTD. CENTRAL AUCTION MART. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 35 Oil Paintings, representing some of the world’a beauty spots. ’Phono, 86;). Guyton Street, 1102.

A SERIOUS OUTLOOK It is risky buying a new Suit at the 1 present time because you never know when you will be called up in the ballot, so do not go to useless expense, but have that old' Suit CLEANED, TAILOR-PRESSED., and REPAIRED EQUAL TO NEW. HATS and GLOVES Cleaned. FEATHERS and BOAS Cleaned and Curled. W. BARRAOH & CO. (Late Morshead), DYERS AND FRENCH DRY CLEANERS, 180 AVENUE, Nearly opposite Kemark'et Hotel, THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE „ COMPANY LIMITED Has acquired the Business of ”» THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED, and is prepared to act as Attorney, Trustee, Executor, and Administrator. - Fees are fixed on the lowest scale. For further particulars apply to Wanganui Branch. J. J. FEENEY, Manager.

WHY PAY MORE? CALLAGHAN ■ V , Has HUNDREDS OF PAIRS of GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES At the -j. V, • OLD PRICE. CALLAGHAN’S, 134 AVENUE. 2nd BOOT SHOP from GUYTON STREET. The “Herald" for Printing of all; descriptions. IF you heed anything in the way of J •*- Special Foma or Cards Ruled and; Printed, ring up ’phone 43, Herald; Bookbinding Department, and our representative i will call. TAT AGES and Time Books in con--',.,. ' v formity with the Shops and Offices Act, and its Amendments, at the Herald. Bookbinding Department. ’Phone 43.