Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1704, 18 December 1919, Page 8

HARRY PALMER & CO. FURNITURE CLEARING SALIO. FRIDAY, 19Lli DECEMBER, 1 P.M. On the Premises, 130 GREY STREET. On account MR H. SHAW, who is leaving tlie district. CARRY PALMER AND CO. will L sell, as above,— COTTAGE PIANO in perfect order, HANDSOME DARK RIMU SIDEBOARD with bevelled mirror, 2 MORRIS CHAIRS in velvet, cane settee, DINING TABLE and red velvet cover, AMERICAN ROCKER, LINOLEUMS THROUGHOUT. blinds and curtains throughout, rugs, OVERMANTEL, PALM STAND, cane chair, jardiniere and .plant, oce. table, pictures and frames, b.r. fender, etc. BOX OTTOMAN, DARK RIMU DUCHESS CHEST, DARK RIM U BEDSTEAD, w.w. mattress, 2 kaniv mattresses. HANDSOME poe mattresses, HANDSOME DARK RIMU WARDROBE, small table, etc. Hall linoleum and carpet runner, DOUBLE B.R. BEDSTEAD, w.w. and kapoc mattresses, DUCHESS « CHEST, 6 BENTWOOD CHAIRS, kitchen table, plushette cover, lounge basket chair, COUCH IN RED PLUSH, Douglas chair, clock, POTS, PANS. KETTLES, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, WRINGER, KNIVES, FORKS, etc., BEDLINEN, TABLE LINEN, WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE in perfect order (subject trial), vases and ornaments, b.r. fender and irons, and sundries too numerous to mention. With the present shortage of New Furniture, this sale affords buyers an opportunity of buying goods in practically new condition at their own price, and a visit to this sale will bo well repaid. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer. PR ELIMINAR Y. ANNOUNCEMENT. FURNITURE CLEARING SALE. In the Estate of the Late W. F. BROGDEN. MONDAY NEXT, 1 P.M. On the Premises, PIRIE & FEATHERSTON STREETS. H been instructed to sell, as above THE WHOLE OF THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS in the above estate. Full details Friday’s papers. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ANNO UNCEMENT. FURNITURE CLEARING SALE. TUESDAY NEXT DECEMBER 23, 1 p.m. On account JAMES ►YOUNG, ESQ. Harry palmer and co. have received instructions to soil as above, the furniture and appointments contained in the comfortably furnished home. Full details Saturday’s papers. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, f Auctioneer. THE ‘ALL BRITISH’ HIGH-CLASS FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER, THE SQUARE FiRESH STRAWBERRIES arriving daily. Orders are now being taken for raspberries and Black Currants. Free delivery. M. KEMBER, Telephone 1030. THE LIFE OF THE NATION IS ITS CHILDREN. THEY Require Every Comfort in Early Life to ensure Good Health. PROVIDE Them with a PRAM that gives this Comfort, from the “TINY TOTS GARAGE,” THE SQUARE (next Leary’s, Chemist). We make any design of Pram you require. Baskets and Seagrass Chairs also Stocked. Repairs a Speciality. F. Grover and Co., Phone 1116. LADIES mrending to Txav# their H:tir-oombinga made up, nhouid keey them loose and not twist them into knots to obtain good result*. We attend to the rest. L. bittelmeyer, hairworker, 277 Oxford Buildings, Main street (upstairs). Entrance next Ive&ds boot ahop. Phono 1195. Headquarters of tailoring, RANGITIKEI STREET. NOW that the Sports Season is with ui, you will require a Sports Suit. I can meet your requirements to your satis faction, no matter what garment it may be, for bowling, cricket, fishing tennis, etc., at a reasonable charge. GEO. y. GRAHAMx RISING SUN CAFE. I DESIRE to announce that 1 have taken over the above, and will conduct it on up-to-date lines. Meals at all hours. Fish Suppers a speciality. Phone 965. J. AUSTIN. PARTICULARS OF pROPERTY FOR SALE BY jyjACKAY & JONES, TD., TE KUITL 1318 A0IlI ' :s ’ L IP ' Beut £4l 10s. Limestone and papa country; situated 28 miles from Te Kuiti, 1 mile from. Post Office. There are 550 acres fallen and grassed, the balance bush; well watered and half ploughable when cleared. There is a comfortable 5-roomed cottage, temporary woolshcd. Carrying capacity, 2 sheep. Price £5 5s per aero; goodwill £2OOO cash' \ . .id.ii.