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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160711, 26 July 1920, Page 12

Auction Sales. SMITH, BEAUCHAMP, AND CO., LICENSED AUCTIONEERS. Property and Furniture Clearing Sales a Speciality. 104 EIDGWAT STREET. Bing 230. We do the rest. SMITH, BEAUCHAMP & CO. AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, JULY 31, 'at 1 p.m. 61 LIVERPOOL STREET. OMITH, BEAUCHAMP AND CO. instructed by Mrs Kappely, who has sold her property, will Sell as above her household furniture and effects. Full detailed list later. SMITH, BEAUCHAMP and CO., Auctioneers, etc. (Corner Ridgway Street and Wicksteed Place). CUTTLE & CO. AUCTIONEERS. W. J. CUTTLE. 0. H. BURNETT. Land, Stock and Finance Agents. HOUSE AND FURNITURE SALES A SPECIALITY. British Traders 5 Fire Insurance; Norwich and London Accident Insurance, 21 Wicksteed Place (Opposite Cosmo Club). ’Phone 358. CUTTLE & FORBES. AUCTION SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 27th, at 2 p.m. 13 BIGNELL STREET, GONVILLE. ATOTTLE AND CO., instructed by Mr McKenzie, who has sold bis property, will Sell by Auction his household furniture and effects. A FEW OF THE LEADING LINES TO BE OFFERED. Table mangle, meat safe, kitchen table, ladder, (3 Austrian chairs, America rocker, rimu combination bookcase and writing bureau with 8 drawers, 2 oak arm chairs, circtwr oak drawing v oom chair, music cabinet, large bevelled mirror, Ansonia (mit.) marble clock, Axminster carpet 13ft. i 9ft. (very pretty), fine lot of linoleum (equal to new), hall stand in. rumu (tile back), 9 yards Axminster carpet 1 yard wide, slip mats, occ. table, two full sized iron and nickel mounted bedsteads with wire and kapoo mattress to match, oval bedroom mirror in mahogany frame (unique), marble top tile back cupboard washstand. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—The furniture is perfect, the carpets are of pretty design and equal to new. W. J. CUTTLE, , Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. NEXT SATURDAY, JULY 31st, At 1.30 p.m. /BUTTLE AND CO,, under instructions from the Executors in the Laird Estate, at the Nursery, Glasgow Street, will Sell several greenhouses for removal—32ft x 7ft 6in; 16ft x 12ft (totara) ; 9ft x 6ft (totara) ; 18ft 'x 30ft (totara) ; 22 glass frames, 6ft by 3ft (totara) ; show cases, flower pots, 8 gallons spraying red oil, large quantity flower sticks, 3 quite new spray pumps, large quantity palms, camelias, cabbage trees, macrocarpas (2 years), sprue© firs, orange trees, roses, large quantity choice seed potatoes (Gamekeeper, New Era, Maori Chief). Large quantity of wire netting. Tne limner in the frames and greenhouses is of totara, and quite sound. Unique opportunity for those interested in gardening. W. J. CUTTLE, Auctioneer. QEAMPTOK AND WOOD. AUCTIONEERS, LANE- AND COMMISSION AGENTS, GUYTON STREET AUCTION MART. REGULAR SALES conducted at Mart Twice Weekly. MART Open Dailj to receive Entries. FARM and HOUSE Clearing Saks specially catered for. Bank reference: Bank of N.Z., Ltd. P.O. Box 372. Phone 1552. HERE’S YOUR CHANCE! MUST BE SOLD. One-fifth acre and a new 5-roomed bungalow, just completed, situated Wanganui East, near tram line. Washhouse, copper and tubs all under the one roof. PRICE .£IOOO. CASH REQUIRED .£2OO. Just think: Here’s a charming new bungalow for which £2OO is all you ne3d to secure immediate possession. Don’t miss this’, ALSO,—New 5 rooms, Wicksteed Street. £1250. See us About it To-day. SOLE AGENTS; H. W. DICKIE AKD CO. LAND AGENTS. (Opposite “Herald,” Avenue). ’Phone 1147, Ink, paper, and machinery working together produce printing—but, unless brains are at t»he back of the job you caunot have artistic work. A printer should be selected with the same care a 8 a salesman —printing is me silent talesman of either goods or goodwill. No matter what printing you require, get the best! Years of experience combined t.l. K.nina a n/1 AM quA