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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15974, 17 November 1919, Page 10

Auction Sales. T )HN C O U AUCTIONEER, AVEiN UE, Opposite Herald Office, Speciality: House Clearing Sales. Chief Agent Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. TO-MORROW. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18ih., AT 1 P.M. AUCTION SALE OP BLANKETS, CUTLERY, CROCKERY, FURNITURE, AND FIRST QUALITY MILNER FIRE-PROOF SAFE. ■“AW ATE A,” 24 RIVER BANK. TOHN COULL, instructed by Mrs Dickson, who has sold her property, will Sell by Public Auction as above; Splendid fire-proof safe by Milner, good saddle, bridle and horse cover, mangle, • firewood, coal, lawn roller, saucepans and beautiful Kauri dresser, set of (i shop drawers, Hygeanic gas stove (good order), kettles, large quantity of assorted crockery, glassware, cups and saucers, lot Mason’s pres, jars, teapots, 2 boxes McLeod’s soap, enanielware, gas iron, single iron and hospital beds, wires, kapocs, pillows, blankets, sheets and mbits, 40 yards good lino, (one pattern), couch, umbrella stand, largo mirror, 9 yards hall runner, 20 Bentwood chairs, mirror, glassware, silverware, stair runner. 6 sots Toilet ware, 2 single wooden beds, lot books, Scotch chests, eval mirrors, 8 yards good 'mo., 6 yards good lino, 8 yards good lino, and 10 yards good lino., rattan and seagrass chairs, 5 duchess chests, and many other lines. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19th., At 12 Noon sharp. AUCTION SALE OF COMPLETE CONTENTS OF MOUNT PLEASANT HOSPITAL. 98 LIVERPOOL STREET, (Between Wieksteecl and Campbell Streets.) TOHN COULL, instructed by Nurse Branford, will Sell by Public Auction as above: 6 White Leghorn Eying hens, 4 ducks, 4 bantams, large quantity pots, pans, baking dishes and 6 trays, garden tools, table mangle, linen basket. Spinning Wheel, wringer, brooms, bath, ice (host, pres, jars, kitchen table, all kinds of crockery, gas ring and tube, 3 kitchen chairs and many other kitchen lines. BEDROOMS.—IO yards good lino., 4 bassinettes, blinds, new cupboard, 2 bed rests, double wooden bod, wire, kapoc, box Ottoman, beautiful duchess chest, Seagrass chair, 8 yards lino., curtains, books, slips, 12 pair 4blankets, quantity of sheets, slips, towels, quilts and other linen, 8 hospital beds (as new) with first-class hair and kapoc mattresses, child’s drop-side cot (new), 8 new duchess pairs, 2 new Scotch chests, beautiful dieval, 15 yards first quality lino., 6 toilet sets, lot 'rugs, 6 good screens, towel rails, nice curtains, occ. Tables, lot good chairs, 12 yards good lino., commode, rug and 2 first quality eiderdown, quilts, 5 stretchers. HALT. AND LANDING. —1G yards first quality hall lino., hall carpet square, curtains and chairs, 10 yards hall runner, hall stand, palm stand, 20 yards good lino., Seagrass chair, 10 yards good lino., ll yards hall runner. DINING ROOM—Beautiful Axminster square (12 x 10), modern dining table and 6 dining chairs, beautiful Chesterfield couch and Divan chair to match iii brown moquette, Morris chair, 15 yards good lino., handsome _ and modern sideboard, kerb and irons, axminster rugs, beautiful fawn Mohair table cover, nice screen, good couch (in leather), cushions, pictures, scuttle, etc!, etc. Contents of 11 bedrooms. Everything spotlessly clean and modern. Sale "starts at 13 noon sharp Wednesday. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. , SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, At 12 Noon sharp. AUCTION SALE OF COMPLETE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO BY HENRY ARLJNTON, LONDON, MU SICAL INSTRUMENTS, BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE, COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD LINEN, BLANKETS, CUTLERY, CROCKERY. Comer Liverpool and Halswoll Streets, RIVER BANK. . TOHN COULL instructed by Mrs Harris, the residence having been sold, will sell by Public Auction as above, the Complete Contents of the well-furnished Home. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES. GONYILLE BEACH ESTATE. THURSDAY, 11th DECEMBER, At 2 p.m. Freeman r. Jackson and co. have been instructed to Sell at the Assembly Rooms, the remaining portions of this estate, comprising; 60 SECTIONS, ranging in area from 1 to 1) acres. Access to these sections may be obtained at both Imlay and Abbot Railwdy Stations, also by electric trams. Easy terms will be given. Further particulars- may he obtained from the Auctioneers. ' E. M. SILK, LAND DEPARTMENT, Maria Place, [HOUSE PROPERTIES . FOR sale. LIPFITON STREET.—S rooms and all conveniences; elevated site, good view; thoroughly renovated inside and out; -[-aero Borough Lease, low rental. Price, .£1250. Very easy terms CAMPBELL STREET.—Commodious residence of 7 rooms, bathroom with porcelain bath, gas range and every 1 modem convenience. Price and terms reasonable. INGESTED STREET.—6 rooms and all conveniences; |-acre good gardening soil. .£7OO. Terms arranged. LONDON STREET.—Roughcast bungrulow of 4 rooms, balthroom and washhouse; i-acre section, price, .£795. Terms arranged. This house is new and never been occupied. CASTLECLIFF.—Roughcast bungalow of 5 rooms, bathroom, washhouse and motor shed, Moore light installed. Very handy to beach and trams. Price, including furniture, .£825. DUEIB HILL.—9 rooms with every modern convenience, with over 1 acre of ground beautifully laid out in garden, and orchard. Good prospective value. Price and terms on application.