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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9540, 17 June 1911, Page 8

CLEARING SALE. MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1911, j At 2 p.m. i ! On the Premises, 62 BOURKE Street.' Messrs r. j. goodman and ; CO. have received instructions from Mrs Eunices to sell the whole of J her household furniture comprising:— Piano (almost new), 9-piece suite, duchess pairs, chest of drawers, sideboard, dining occasional tables, d. and s. bedsteads, mat- . tresses, bedding, pictures, carpets, crockery, chairs and. general household sundries. j NO RESERVE. NO RESERVE. ! NOTE.—The whole must be sold owing to tlio ill-health of Mr Funiess and having to remove to a .warmer climat6' ! R. J. GOODMAN, . Auctioneer.. 2$ EVERY man and woman knows' that it pays to buy good Footwear, but do they' know it is unnecessary to pay. exorbitantprices to secure it. Our . Footwear values are exceptionally f'nie.. '. Hero; you ■get the very best for tho least money . —best in .style, appearance; and wear>^;://V':^; . Parcels delivered to any part of ;.tli wn: ;..7.{ ! j 1 Repairing iiv practical' tradesmen on the. premises. • • . .: Shoe Store, Late S. TIIACKER, ' Boot"lmporter, PALMERSTON NORTH. ENDSLEIGH ESTATE. THE undersignedliavo been instruet- ' ed by the owner to offer. for Private Sale subdivisions of the above Far-Famed Estate in areas to suit purchasers. •' -i)' ■.. .'■?>;.' . This property. contains some of..the RICHEST LAND in the Dominion, i-i h. agr icii 11 ut l'ii 1; fl at s y; able for DAIRYING, raising fat lambs, growing the hijflio.st averages ol cereal crops,, and especially rye grass and clover seed. SIXTY bushels of rye grass seed per acre, and EIGHTY* Tons ot Mangels .per acre have been grown oil the property. , "/■/ In'v:X : .'-a. Magnificent Residential Areas are now being surveyed on the : terraces or downs, and,.situated on. the Middle road, .having .splendid views .of. the Heretaunga Plains. One lias only to see these ..sites to appreciate them. The present offers- an. opportunity seldom met with' to professional, men, retired farmers,.-orchardistfi, and others to secure.])roperties which are unique and difficult io obtain anywhere. HTlfe Climate is Perfect,. and .the SOIL is ALL that.can te desired. ■ The property is situated about three-quarters. oi' a mile from Havelock and tour' 'miles ..from Hastings, and a tram service is now .being discussed to' connect the'two plac'bs •For full.particulars applv lo; WE 111AY00D "& WE I J LWOOD, '".?/■ 'M? T Listings.: Or G. A. PREECE&Co. v ■■■ Palmerston N.y "i?.- Sole Agents. 27, MAIN STREET EAST. . . ... grade, cheapest, .price, lowest .term^;-:^ THE BRITISH & CONTINENTAL PIANO, CO. I bis is the month Our;.King:is : crOwinid^ The nations all rejoice, I'll speed life's humbler walks along. On EDGE'S bike for choice. 'C. : . \^;p, t: Rangifikei'sti:defc LOOK OUT 1 FOR YATES' H. S. PORTEOUS and Co, ' LATE LYCEUM THEATRE; ■ , MESSRS R. J. GOODMAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS. COMMISSION." & LAND AGENTS. YST.E : 'are. 'Auctioneers, not second■YV .■ "hand- dealers; We are. the only Auctioneersviri,'; Palmerston with; City' arid Country experience.: ■ . Our Rooms are the Largest and most Up-to-date in the. town. : We have the right class of buyers. No.ono.afraid to call and go through our rooms—they are clean and sweet: no rubbish allowed inside. Consign your Furniture, Produco, Poultry, etc., now, and secure top prices. CLEARING SALES A SPECIALITY. : Quick Sales and Prompt Settlement References, Batik of New Zealand. R. J. GOODMAN, Auctioneer. Late Auctioneer and Manager, Sidoy, Meech and 00., Wellington,