TO-MOR R OW. TO-MO R ROW TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW AT PALMEHSTOM’S Best, Brightest, and Busiest Auction Mart. mill-; KM PM MO A FCTJONE ERING CO. M-ill sell as follows,— 1.30 R.M.: POULTRY FOR TO-MOR-ROW’S SAM'',. W.' havo boon promised some splendid entries, including 30 purebred Silver Wyandotte liens. 10 White Leghorn hens, 100 liens mixed breeds, 30 wellgrown cockerels. 10 purebred Rekin ducks (all laying). SPECIAL ENTRIES of purebred White Rock pullets and cockerels from Mr Pickering; also 13 Black Orpington pullets from Mr Reid, of Master tun. 3 P.M.; 3 SIDE-CARS in perfect order, 3 motor cycles, 1 magneto, harness, stove, produce, apple's, FRESH VEGETABLES. 3.30 P.M. : EI’RNJ ITRE. Piano, sewing machines, ladies’ and gents bicycles, prams, push-cart. MARK BRIGGS. BOR BROWN, Auctioneer.
Pay You TO lIAYE YOUR CLEARING SALES CONDUCTED BY the EMPIRE AUCTIONEERING CO., EOS. 0 & 11 CUBA STREET. •’Rhone 420. P.O. Box 285. KEN commencing Gum- auction- , . coring business twelve months ago the partners in this linn decided lo concentrate their energies and attention on the building up of a successful inside Auction Mart trade. Vie realised that by doing so wo would be establishing llio surest Inundation lor a lasting business, and now as a result ot our offoits in that direction we have established what is generally recognised by tlio public to bo THE BEST CONDUCTED, MOST PROGRESSIVE, AND UP-TO-DATE Auction Mart Business in the Wellington Province. Vi’e have now decided to extend our business by giving special attention to the conducting of outside clearing sales, and to give effect lo that purpose wo are increasing the number of our inside stall so that our auctioneer will be entirely free to supervise the arranging and eonduciing of the outside sales. Every outside clearing sale conducted by our firm to date has been a marked success, and we are determined to build up on that reputation. \ ablation oi your furniture and effects will be made free oi charge, and liberal advances in cash will he made if required before the sale takes place. Avoid all worry then, and he certain of successful sales by hooking them with onr firm. MARK BRIGGS. 808 BROWN, Auctioneer. TRESPASS NOTICE. Tip RES PASSER S with or without dog .fi. or gua on all properties owned or leased by the undersigned will be prosecuted without respect to persons. E. H. ill LEY. SMITH BROS. C. T. KEECLE. POTATOES. Oil Table, Seed and Pigs. We have a large quantity of clean machine j sorted potatoes of our own growing j which wo are offering very cheap, samples free.—B. H. Just, 11 College street i west, Palmerston North. ci E are selling IKb. of Solid Chocolate in sealed tins, ready for posting at 2s Gd per tin.—Dustin’s, Ltd., Palmerston North. Baby won’t cry so if , you put r North British ilpt Water ..Bottle in-the cot. Makes thoin snug, .warn and'comfortable, in the coldest room No need to coddle them in stuffy mines phere. Take -the doctors advice, giv< them warmtli with fresh air. Ask youi trader for the “Unique” Stopper bottle Cakes including tins and postage,.:Gs Gd. 10s, Ms, at Dustin’s, Palmerston North. I KASLirOLD, 5 years, sheep am 1 J cattle farm 550 acres, not fa from Palmerston; cheap rental; plent; grass.—J. A. Nash and Co., Georg, street. ° ■O V S El-LISH r bungalow - houses; A ii/.t bojug:crecfed, -containing wilh dateist fittings.,- sewerage, gas •• Neiir, Grey*'street.': Price I’teO'-ead. viu rooi Cj'ijn TIOO. Inspect: at‘once. ‘Am V dhmn Brophy, ,27* Rangitikei stree IEASEHOLD, 3 years, dairy fan ■i acres, close Palmerston; c 2G cows; rental £ 1 per aero. Goo. only £250; cows, if required, at v. turn.. - A •sidp.A— J. A. Nash ami George street. 1 EASEHOLI) 240 acres on the IJ watu Line, now can-yin dairy cows. All necessary buil Lease 14 years io run. Eor'finth. titulars apply T. J. Rodgers an Georgo street). 82ffc u !*Y good sect IS undoubtedly cheap; easy term Paginal! and Keoble. . X? dA CASH will secure you a cvGU u-roomod house just cor cd. Ibis property will bear an spection,—Bagnall and Keeble ”OOR SALE, cheap farm, 84 close to Palmerston, fla • I . . OLUlij 11 <1 nine paddocks, good hmiso, hu building; price £45, includin horses, implements, etc., £BO Owner would take honso in nment. Apply William Brophy fctou North. -y ’ [ F thore ’ s anything bettor than-a Dustin Pie it’s two of them. /CHEAPEST sections in Erederick street, c sections, CO feet frontages t \n TA . . 1 .7. . . uvj iwi muuagea. oft , terM -~'Willia 27 Rang!biker street. I 00 freehold. I.V/1./ acre; only £].()fl Owner going to front. IT lSr J - A - K ** -"1 1
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10109, 1 June 1917, Page 8
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