Auction Sales.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8072, 24 August 1905, Page 5

Auction Sales.

To-niorrow's auctiitJ! sriles :—Levin, Abraham and Williari*^. Ltd. ; Dannerarke, W. Hose; FeiM<h.ig, Gorton and Son.

The Manawatu AucSfeneCTing Co.'s i wile of drapery, tweeds, &Ay. r on account <w Mr Darcy Ford wil?* Ite continued 'to-morrow and Saturday. The public are reminde^of the sale of furniture to be held h-fH- Palmer and Co. to-morrow on acekwat of Mr led'erson, dairy expert, wh4i*i_ leaving the- e&lony. The Manawatu Auctioneesaag Company insert entries for Saturday's sale. Attention is directed to Messrs H. Palmer and Co.'s auction sale of 20 new and second-hand bicycle* on behalf of. Mr J. B. Clarkson, lie wellknown cycle importer. This actio is in eouseqnencc of removal into* a new workshop in Cuba-street, and pending alterations to the front shop in Coleman Place. Each machine iii-to be sold without reserve, and every bicycle will he fully guaranteed by the vendor. Mr Koberstein's furniture will bo sold by public auction by Mounsey and Co. at Eongotea on Wednesday next.

Mounsey and Co. will sell on Saturday next at the mart 50 choice homing pigeons, the property of the local fancier, Mr E. Tucker. No fa»3i6V4H search of a genuine or reliable cross should miss this sale as every bird will be sold to'the highest bidder. In the show pen alone this loft secured more prizes than any other fancier in the North Island last year in the keenest of competition.