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FURTHER Drapery Slaughter !! PRIVATE SALES, rjIHEATRE. i UNTIL SATURDAY NEXT, May 18, > From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. GOODS MUST GO. MANUFACTURING AND DIRECT IMPORTING COMPANY. W. W. AWDRY, Secretary. MOUNSEY AND CO. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. Sheep, Dairy Cows, Superior Furniture. } On the Premises, Oroua Downs i. Homestead. MONDAY NEXT, 13th MAY, At 11.30 a.m. T|/T OUNSEY and CO. will sell as above, on behalf of whom it may concern, absolutely without reserve, ' About 200 sheep, 4 dairy cows, 1 good hack, piano (upright grand) by Broadwood, overmantel, (pouches, upholstered easy and wicker chairs, occasional tables, Brussels carpet (16 x 20), skin rugs, 29 oil paintings and pictures, silver tea set, hall stand, mirrors, Wertheim sowing machine, curr tains, blinds, linoleums, brass j and pearl-mounted bedsteads, wardrobe, duchess chests, t marble-top washstands, box ottoman, chests, fenders, pram, medicine chest, graphaphone and records, book» shelves, , whatnot, couches, coalscuttle, ' bedding, hearthrugs, carpets, carved wood chairs, sideboard, . dining table, e.p. ware, glass- ' ware, office tables, writing desks, croquet sets, lawn mower, rifle and cartridges, book case, 8 vols. Shakespeare, 13 vols. Thackeray, 19 vols. Waverley Novels, 12 vols. Kingsley, 3 vols. Carlyle, 12 vols. Dickens, about 200 books by various authors, hall carpet, crockery, cutlery, glassware, kitchen and garden utensils, etc., etc. NOTE.—AII nearly new and in excellent order, and must be sold. The sale is of short notice, but owing to circumstances must be sold on i Monday next at noon sharp. Intending buyers from Palmerston can leave by the 9 a.m. Foxton train for Himatangi and return same day. J. W. MOUNSEY, Auctioneer. HARRY PALMER & CO. IMPORTANT SALE. Messrs h. palmer & co. have received instructions to sell on THURSDAY, 16th MAY, 1907, on the premises, known as His Lordship's Larder, The Square, Palmerston North: — 1. The Whole Business as a Going Concern, comprising lease, plant, fixtures, stock, etc., and in the event of the business not being sold:— , 2. (a) The Goodwill of the Lease. 1 (b) The Plant, Furniture, Stock-in-trade, etc., consisting as follows:—Lollies and lollie jams, cake dishes and general 1 stock, cash register, 2 sets of counter scales (brass), glass case, 2 window mirrors, furni- i ture, etc., of dining-rooms, 7 dining tables, about 50 Aus- ; trian chairs, knives, forks, spoons, table cloths, cruets, i crockery, brass rods and cur- < tains, pictures, tea and coffee 1 urn, clock, linoleum, and the j whole of the kitchen furniture , and utensils. ; NO RESERVE. \ , > jyj OUNSEY & QO, j AUCTIONEERS, < LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS. ; Corner Rangitikei Line and Queen St. j PRODUCERS of ail kinds of ( Dairy, Farm, and Orchard Pro- . duce can depend on getting the high- j est market prices obtainable on all

goods sent in for sale, and account sales immediately remitted. PIGS & POULTRY A SPECIALITY. Sales Twice a "Week— Thursdays and Saturdays, Outdoor Sales undertaken. Bankers: The Union Bank of Australia. Telephone 138. P.O. Box 77. T DESIRE to thanK my customers for past favours, and wish to inform them that I have opened a small shop in Main Street, next Post Office, hoping for a continuance of their support. All fruits in season delivered. ADAM SMITH. FOR SALE. T7" ALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, V FACING THE SQUARE.

bplendid Opportunity for a Safe Investment. PRICE " £6250. Full particulars from RODGERS & CO., Land Agents, Main Street. FOOTBALLS in Great Variety GILBERT'S MATCH, GRASSHOPPER, FORD'S SAXON, YOUTHS' BASIL, 4s, ss, and 6s each. U.F.C.A