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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1516, 23 April 1919, Page 8

HARRY PALMER '& CO. REGULAR MART . SALE. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). WILL SELL AS USUAL,— 1 P.M.: 300 .Cases Fruit, including pears (cooking and dessert), apples (cooking and dessert), etc., 100 bags onions, 3 tons prime table potatoes, wheat, pollard, bran, etc. 2 P.M.: Large quantity good sound Furniture, including wardrobes, - duchesses, wood and b.r. bedsteads, washstands, linoleums, sideboards, dining tables, chairs, dressers, kitchen tables, chairs, w.w. mattresses and stretchers, and tremendous quantity of household sundries. EVERYTHING OFFERED MUST GO. W. B. O’OALLAGHAN, Auctioneer. Tasks Tackled IN the right way bring satisfaction to all, and the only way to get good results in business is to KNOW YOUR JOB. HARRY PALMER’S whole staff know their work, and that is the reason for the wonderful growth of the business* We report good business last week. Poultry was well supplied; pigs were conspicuous by their absence; fruit was in gqod supply and demand; furniture was eagerly sought; produce showed good sales. . TT _ „ Following are the prices: Hens, 2s, os to 4s; cockerels, to 10s 3d; geese, to 8s; ducks, 4s 6d to 6s; turkeys, to 80s; apples, dessert, 6s to 8s bushel; cook4s to 6s 6d; passions, 2s 9d to 3s 3d; pears, 6s to 7s; tomatoes, 4s to os 9d per half case. Good furniture sales were made on behalf of Mr Christensen and Mr McKenzie. We now have a good stock of Horse and Cow Covers; also new and secondhand Harness. ARE YOU MOVING? ENTRUST.. YOUR SALE TO THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS Harry Palmer & Do., PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. BEST RESULTS GUARANTEED. LOWEST CHARGES CONSISTENT WITH GOOD SERVICE. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer-Manager. Phone 82. Manager’s Private Phone 857. J, J. SHARMAN, Land and Outside Salesman. HERE’S A HOME FOR THE RETIRED FARMER, Who wishes to keep a cow or two, and have a few acres to occupy his time. UP-TO-DATE 9-roomed residence, all modern appointments, electric'light, etc. 9J acres, 3 paddocks, lawns, prehards, etc. Outbuildings consist of stables, cow bails, dairy with 100 gallon separator, electrically driven. This property is situated about one mile from the Feilding P. 0., on the main road. If you are interested call and see us—let us run you out to inspect it, J. B. WILTON AND CO., Cuba street. PALMERSTON NORTH. w AIKATO Jg ( ARGAINS. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. iJAA ACRES, freehold, rich ItUU drained swamp; fenced into 10 pvldocks, 800 acres splendid grass land balance unimproved; first-class homestead and outbuildings. Price £9 per acre. Terms, £IOOO cash ;or would take good mortgage for whole or part of the £7OOO equity, in lieu of cash. QAA ACRES, freehold, Bay of yUU Plenty, all in grass, about 600 acras flat; good buildings; long road frontage, and would cut up into several good dairy farms. Price, £2O per acre. Will exchange for mortgages, city property, or small farm. ACRES, dairy land, 200 acres . ~ grassed, half rolling downs, If rich swamp; good buildings, handy ihool and railway; £2B per acre, quity £1350. Would take a good mortige or unencumbered town property. Apply to— BERTRAM AND JONES, Box 73, Palmerston North. Or to— W. H. LAMBERT AND CO., 5 Rangitikoi street, Palmerston North. m V POULTRY / MASH Toe Food with A The EGGS IN IT C Thousands of vs cm AND ALk HAKIND A I bio success op .•pom.TRY li .^KEePJNO^" VSr.