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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8154, 2 April 1906, Page 8

_ HOUNSEY AND CO. CLEARING SALE. On the Premises, Campjibll htrkjjt, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th, At 1 o'clock. v- 1 ..' .- V ; •. '•'* ■ I jyrOUHSEY & CO. have received inBtructions from 3. Orr, Esq., who is leaving for Auckland, to sell the whole of his household furniture and effects os above— Handsome all brass bedstead, 7dr Scotch chest, duobesa pair, bedroom set, dining table on castore, rockers, bamboo settee and chair, Beale treadle machine. Red Bird bicycle, writing desk, couch, cbairp, O.K. washer, wringer, 8 w.w. stretohers, table, mangle, lino, leume, curtains, blinds through, out the house, j -number religious books, crockery, kitchen utensils, etc. 3 new canvas cow covers 1 child's ir&n cot Look out for the Flag. . SALE BY OBDES OF THE ' " MORTGAGEE. SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1900, At 2 p.m. ji/TOUNSEY AND CO, are instructed to sell as above— All that parcel of land situate hi the township of Palmerston North, ; containing 12 810 perches, being pars section 865, having a frontage to Ferguson street of 84 feet, together with the dwellinghouse thereon erected and occupied by Mrs E. Cole. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer.

W. EOSE. DANtfEVIKKE STOCK ttALK, FRIDAY, 6th APRIL. At X o'clock. EOSE will sell by auction— 50 cows and calves, on account of the Mangatoro Station 6 2yr old steers and heifers 4 fat heifers 11 2yr old steers 6 weaner steers ' 22 18mos steers and heifers 25 18mos heifers 25 2 Imos heifers 6 prime fat bullocks 3 18mos steers 1 fat cow 2 springing cows 5 forward cows 1 cow and calf 1 cow, just calved 8 weaner steers 3 fat cows 13 weaners, mixed sexes 10 2yr heifers 20 18mos heifers 60 lambs 300 lambs 80 f m ewes 111 breeding ewes 80 f m ewes 180 f m ewes 200 f f m ewes, have been running with E.L. rams 16 weaner pigs 2 purebred Yorkshire boars Technical School. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS, Featherston Street. EVENING CLASSES IN Chemistry, Magnetism and Electricity, English History and Geography, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Woodwork, Wood Carving, Book-keep-ing, Shorthand, Dressmaking, General Work, Drawing and Painting.

Ist TERM COMMENCES APRIL 23. PROSPECTUS Giving all information about the classes, also conditions for FREE PLACES t be had at the School or at the local booksellers.

"TTRATIJ SAWMILLINGr 00. Plioenix Timber Yards. MAIN STREET, PALMERSTON N. . XJCTJS desire to intimate to the resiT * deriii of palmerston and dis- ; trict that we have taken over the above timber yards from Messrs G. A. Gam man and Co. Having been tor some considerable time in the trade we are prepared to promptly supply seasoned TIMBER of every description, including sawn and split. We are also ©repaired to supply building ironmongery and joinery. The yards being centrally situated "and connected with the railway by a siding all orders will receive the best possible attention. C. N. CLAUSEN, ' Manager.

Coimercia! Union tonrance Co., Ltd. Fire, Marine, Accident. Capital £2,500,000 Accumulated Fands exceed £7,250,000 Kett Premium Income ex- < ? ceeds ..n . . £2,750,000 "T> IBKS accepted lor all clnases of JDb iFire, Marine and Accident business at lowest current rates. BARRATJD & ABRAHAM, LTD., District Agents. F. AI/LEN, General Manager, B«ad Otflce, Wellington. Having resigned the agencies of the Boyol Fire Insurance Co., the China Traders' Marine Insurance Co., and Norwich and, London Accident lnsuranceAeaociation, we have undertaken the District Agency of the above wealthy British Oibce, and are prepared to attend to all classes of Insnrancd business promptly and efficiently; BARKAUD & AtfRAHAM, LTD.