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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16046, 10 February 1920, Page 10

Auction Sales. JOHN COULL. AUCTIONEER, AVEN OE, Opposite Herald Office, Speciality; House Clearing Sales, Chief Agent Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, At 1 p.m. MR H. CHARLES" SALE. "REDRUTH,” NIXON STREET, WANGANUI EAST. (Tram to Luxford’s Store, 2d section.) TOHN COULL, instructed hy Mr H. Charles, will Sell by Public Auction as above: MUSIC ROOM. —Magnificent piano (perfect order), "His Master’s Voice” Gramophone in oak and about 40 records (all in tip-top order), beautiful oak buffett sideboard, oak gate leg table (knuckle joint), 6 oak loose seat dining chairs, oa-k occ. tables, oak coal scuttle, 2 oak palmstands, magnificent Chesterfield in shadow tissue. ELAND-MADE CARPETS AND RUGS.— Beautiful carpets, sizes as follows: 12 x 10t, 9 s 6, 12 s 4, 12 x 9, and an assortment of beautiful rugs. PICTURES AS FOLLOWS.—SteeI engraving "Gift for the Gods;” water colour '‘Cleopatra’s Tomb;” water colour "Venice;” 2 water colours by Catarro; print “Charles First;” priut ‘‘Awakening of Galatea;” water colour hy Dolkla; print "Lady Hamilton;” print "Psyche at the Bath;” print "The Idyila;” print "Art wins the heart;” print "Ever open door.” ARTWARE.—6 pieces valuable Amphora ware, genuine Italian hand carved marble 9 pieces of bronze, hand painted bowls, Jardineres and other ware. SITTING ROOM AND HALL.—Combination oak writing desk and bookcase, Seagrass tea carrier on whees, black Mohair rug, oak occ. table, 3 Seagrass chairs, drawing room chairs, oak palmstand, books, scuttle and irons, screen, beautiful oak hallstand, slips, hall cupboard. BEDROOMS—ALL HEART EIMU.—6 feet bevel mirror wardrobe, magraficent duchess chest, pedestal cupboard, 3-drawer Scotch chest, 4 feet wooden bed, bset quality wire, kapoc and pillows, sheets, quilts, pillows, slips, 3 feet wooden bed, wire and kapoc, beautiful eiderdown, 3 handsome rugs, fronted mirror. BEDROOM NO. 2.—Light Rimu heart bedroom suite, comprising bevel mirror wardrobe, bevel mirror duchess aftd pedestal and double wooden bed, set Royal Doulton ware; fire proof safe bv Titterson, 30 x 21, with 2 drawers. KITCHEN.—English design kitchen dresser, kitchen table with drawer and cover, 2 chairs, drophead. sewing machine, G. and K-, as new; mincer, gas iron, copper, kettle, oval boilei, , saucepans, Potts’ irons, scales, new wringer, clothes basket, cock bird canary and cage, vital carpet sweeper OF THE BEST QUALITY. Inspection Monday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and from 9 a.m. day of sale. V JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, At 2, p.m. SUBSTANTIAL TWO-STOREY HOUSE FOR REMOVAL. 70 ST. HILL STREET (Off Maria Place). JOHN COULL, instructed by the Over will Sell by Public Auction as above the above well-known and substantially well- built House for removal. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. FEBRUARY 23rd, AT 12 NOON. MR. F. BURSON’S CLEARING SALK NO. 3 LINE. TOHN COULL, instructed by Mr ** P. Burson, will Sell by Public Auction as above; 30 good cows. 4 horses. Plough, harrow, disc and lot sundries. ° Further Particulars Later. JOHN COULL, Auctioneer. A MESSAGE FROM MARS. We are selling homes, from up-to-date Bungalows to plain, but sound Cottages, at prices and terms to suit all buyers, and we ca.n obtain, an option for Returned Soldiers under the Discharged Soldiers’ Settlement Act. Fitzherhert Avenue, Bungalow, £790 St. John*!), 7 Rooms, ,£2750 Durie Vale, 6 Rooms, £930 Aramoho, 5 Rooms, £1350 Castlecliff, 3 Rooms (Furnished), £SOO Riverbank, 7 Rooms, £930 BUILDING SITES.—In all parts of .Town and Suburbs, ‘ Some real snips, BUSINESSES are passing through our hands daily. FARMS.—We have some choice selection just to hand. Call and see us. TUNNICLIFFE & CRAMPTON,, AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS, VICTORIA AVENUE. ’Phono 1552. (Few doors past Guyton Street Corner) CORNFOOT PARK ESTATE IS NOW OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC In CONVENIENTLY-SIZED SECTIONS, i TO 2 ACRES EACH, TAT OW is your chance to buy first-hand •I ’ and obtain a Section. THE CHEAPEST’ AND BEST SECTIONS IN CASTLECLIFF. Pine Loamy Soil and Well Grassed. Sheltered from the Sand, and Near the Beach. A GREAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE, Undoubtedly the future Residential Area of Castlecliff. Buy a Section and build a house for next, summer. Dou’t wait for the rush. SECTIONS ONLY £9O AND £IOO EACH, £2O Deposit, Pull 'particulars can be obtained on application to DUNKLEY AND RUDD, Secretaries, S3 Wicksteed Place, 'Phone 889*