COMMERCIAL.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9587, 3 September 1913, Page 6

COMMERCIAL.

BENNETT'S GREAT SALE.

To-morrow the people of Pulmcrston North and the" surrounding districts will have the opportunity of purchasing booksj stationery and fancy goods at enormous rea ductioiii at Messrs 6. 11. Bennett and Co.'s great, stock reduction sale. This is in every sens# of the word a genuine sale, the reputation of the firm being too firmly established for it to be otherwise. Every article in this great stock is reduced by at least 25 per cent, and in many cases by much more. This sale affords all classes oi the community an opportunity of adding to'their store of books, and all library committees, school teachers and others are in-, vited to take advantage of such wonderfully tempting offers. Business men are given the opportunity to stock up their, office with requisites, and ladies their writing di sks, readers their book shelves, parents their toyrooms, husbands and wive?) their store of art treasures, cricketers and tennis players to replenish their outfits, for the coming season, and Bennett's will be a hive of busy buyers for -the next few days.

AUCTION SALES. The M.A.C. hold their mid-week sale at the Exchange Rooms, No. 1 Cuba street, to-morrow, at 1 p.m.. when they will offei household furniture, factory cured hami and bacon, table, seed and pig potatoes, onions, swedes, etc., and sundries of al: kiiuls.

To-morrow Mounsey anil Co. will conduct a sale of furniture in Bourke street on account of Mr Smith, who'is leaving the dis trict. Buyers of household furniture wil find at. tliis sale useful articles in housoholc furniture.

On Friday of this week. Mounsey an< Co: v.iil hold a sale, of furniture in tin dwo'liecr, FeatherstOn street, two door, past North street. The furniture in this dwelling is practically new.

LAND SALES. Dalgetv and Company. Limited. Palmer: ton North, report having recently effcctc privately the following important sales < properties: — _ ' On account of Messrs Newton Bros, an Lynnebery. Pol)angina, 1451 acres freclioh to' Messrs' Toxward. Gray, and Abbott. Pa nterston North.

On account of Mr It. T Bell. Bulls. 3c u-res freehold, to Mr Ja 1 -. Wilson, of Ma:

On account of Mr B. C Eglinton. Ko nnikii. 1120 acres freehold, to Mr Dougla: G. Forlong. of Bunnythorpe. On account of Messrs Sherman and Pode \ in. Te lloro. 20 acres freehold, to Mr Join W. Bra dev.. of Bunnythorpe. On account of Air W. I. Lovelock. Aokau {ere, 65 acres leasehold, to Messrs Piu BiCff., of Stratford. On account of Mr W. Remnant. Papa tawa. 255 acres freehold to Mr Ashe: Love, of Waiata

On account of Mr A. Love. Waiata. 621 acres leasehold to Mr J. Bruce, of Chelten ham.

On account of .Mr Frank Foote. Palmers lon North, residence, to Mr B. C. Kglintcti of Komako.

On account of Mr John Mason, Mang;i weka. 1014 acres freehold. 315 acres least hold, to Mr W. F. Stevens, of Mangawek; On account of Mr Ernest Rowling. Tir raukawa. 827 acres native lease, to M Victor Anderson, of Ekotahuna.

On account of .Messrs Whifcmore lires. Linton, 1221 acres freehold. 353 acres lease hold, to Mr John Mason, of Bulls.

STOCK MARKET

Dalgetv and Co., Lid.. Palmerston North report: —We lnld a very successful clearing sele on account of Mr 11. W. Christensen. at his homestead, Tiritea. on Tuesday. There was a fair attendance of buyers, aiu competition, especially for better cla* co\y«, was very keen indeed. Quotations: Backward and store cows to £4 10s, mediun cows £6 to £7'7s 6d. verv fair cows £8 10 to £9 15s. best cows £lO 2s &d. £ll. £l2 to £l2 Ids. 2-year gelding £ls 10s, mnr» and foal £B, hack £6, pump separator £lB.