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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1705, 20 December 1919, Page 8

HARRY PALMER a m W s. • IMPORTANT PROPERTY AND furniture sale. MONDAY NEXT, 1 P.M. On the Premises, CORNER PIRIE AND FEATHERSTON STREETS. In the Estate of the Late W. F. BROGDEN. {TARRY PALMER AND CO. have IJL received instructions to sell by auction, as above, the WELL-AP-t'OINTED 6-ROOMED HOUSE, and the UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS CONT AIN E D THEREIN. THE HOUSE contains G large rooms, with all conveniences, and the section has 100 FT FRONTAGE to Fcatherston street, and being a CORNER SECTION, the whole makes a valuable investment. BEING HANDY TO TOWN, and subject to IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, an opportunity is afforded of procuring a good sound home to anyone in business in town. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. A Few of the Lines of FURNITURE comprise:— VALUABLE GREEN AXMINSTER CARPET (12 by 10J), 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE IN GREEN UTRECHT and SADDLEBAGS, beautifully sprung and in perfect condition, CHESTERFIELD COUCH in red Utrecht velvet and practically new loose cover, 4 high-back dining chairs in green velvet. 2 large jardinieres, BEAUTIFUL CURTAINS throughout the house in satin stripe casement cloth, Madras muslin, poplin, etc., 2 piano stools, wood kerb, vases, ornaments, pictures, hearth rugs, SINGER SEWING MACHINE (perfect order), CHILD’S ADJ USTABLE HIGH CHAIR, rattan chair, eheffonier, LINOLEUMS IN GOOD ORDER, dining table and tapestry, cover, MORRIS SETTEE in brown monks’ cloth, BRUSSELS CARPET (9 by 10’), 5 bentwood chairs in good order, rattan chair, MORRIS CHAIR. 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE comprising LARGE WARDROBE with large hovelled mirror and mottled kauri panels, dressing table and washstand, HEAVY DOUBLE B.R. bed, w.w., flax and kapoc mattresses (good as new), toilet set, BLUE CARPET (9 by 12) in splendid order, chest drawers, etc.

10yds grey carpet runner, 4'YDS AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNER, umbrella stands, etc., HEAVY DOUBLE B.R. BEDSTEAD, box anil kapoc mattresses, 7-drawer chest (sound), BRUSSELS CARPET (!) by 10). BOX OTTOMAN, largo framed mirror, CHILD’S WOODEN COT and kapoc mattress, stand mirror, 2 PERAMBULATORS (boat shape),, 3 stretcher, kapoc mattresses, commode, LIGHT RIMU. DUCHESS CHEST with bev. mirror.

Good linoleums, kitchen table, clock, hearth rug, 2 colonial couches, 2 Canadian chairs, gas griller, wringer, LAWN MOWER (good order), GARDEN TOOLS, verandah seat, and SUNDRIES too numerous to mention. WE HAVE INSPECTED both the PROPERTY and the FURNITURE, and can THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND buyers of Property and GOOD FURNITURE to attend the sale, as everything is in TIP-TOP CONDITION, and with the PRESENT SHORTAGE of new furniture, a grand opportunity is afforded buyers of getting the BEST OF GOODS at their own price. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE CLEARING SALE. TUESDAY XEXT~DECEMBER 28, 1 p.m. On account JAMES YOUNG, ESQ. On the Promises, 12 COLLEGE STREET WEST. Harry palmer and co. have hern nstnietoil to soil, as above, the FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Including 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, comprising LARGE WARDROBE with largo shaped hev. minor, DUCHESS CHEST and M.T. WASHSTAND, 2 heavy b.r. bedsteads, w.w., box, flax and kapoc mattresses (all in splendid condition), hospital bed, LARGE PLAIN WARDROBE containing 12 drawers, 2 withstands, 2 chests drawers, stand mirror, etc, Writing table, LEATHER COVERED COUCH, 2 leather easy chairs, book shelves, 7 rattan easy chairs, b.r. lender and brasses, G cane bentwood chairs, G bentwood chairs in first-class order, dining table, rocking chair, 2 steel lenders and irons, Belgique lamp in perfect order. round table, hall table, oec. tables, music stand. Kitchen table dresser, 2 good coal vases, 3 forms, pots, pans, kettles and kitchen utensils. Small platform scales (Bcwt), filter, shelves, pair carriage lamps, wringer, Daisy churn, dairy utensils, 2 copper-bottom milk buckets, wheelbarrow, garden tools, now Crescent lawn mower, Planet Junr. hoe, grindstone, bone cutter, quantity harness, Babcock tester. Ladies’ tricycle in splendid order, with set of practically new tyres. Sundries too numerous to mention. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer.

j. f. ir™®PROFESSIONAL MASSEUR \Lato Government Masseur, Rotorua) 19 CARROLL STREET, Telephone 1109. OAR OWNERS! SOME say it’s Tight, and some say it’s wrong; so WHY be in doubt, when you can get expert opinion a* tc whether it ia. right or wrong, at PETERS’ GARAGE, 6 King street, PALMERSTON NORTH. Up-to-date machinery and with nw> dern methods by skilled tradesman, which does justice to your car at a tou enable charge. TYRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES OILS, ETC Phone 800.