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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1715, 5 January 1920, Page 8

XTENSIVE /CLEARING No. 36 PRINCESS STREET, Commencing 1.15 p.m. sliarp. THE EMPIRE AUCTIONEERING ■ CO. have been favoured with instructions from MRS G. SUTHERLAND, who has disposed of her property, to offer for sale— THE WHOLE OF HER VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS. The. whole of the goods to be offered were purchased new only a few months ago, and every lot is in excellent order, and intending buyers can accept our assurance that this sale will in all respects bo up to thatdiigh standard that our firm is noted for in maintaining. We briefly describe hereunder a few of the many lots contained in the catalogue of goods to be offered: — X O-MORROW! T :0-iIORRGW!

Very choice DINING ROOM SUITE, upholstered in best quality velvet, and comprising elaborate couch, 2 superior, Morris chairs and highback chairs, designed to latest style; polished dining room table (well made and finished), large plush table cover, pretty 'design SIDEBOARD, quaint overmantel, oak framed pictures, paintings, bronze kerb, bronze coal cabinet, costly hearth rug, occasional table and fern stands, latest model Singer drophead .SEWING MACHINE' (bought new ten weeks ago), expensive and pretty lace CURTAINS, (lainty carpet square, gramophone and records (quite new), HALL SETTEE, hall curtains, HALL RUNNER (very heavy Axmihster), hall pictures, superior 3-piece CHESTERFIELD SUITE (all upholstered in the very best material and neatly finished)., large CARPET SQUARE, heavy hearth, rugs, 3 pairs expensive lace curtains, BRONZE KERB, pictures, books, 18yds very heavy LINOLEUM, extra well made duchess chest, washstand to match, wood bedsteads complete with new wire mattresses, kapoc mattresses and pillows, choice sets of BEDROOM WARE, bedside rugs, 10yds heavy LINOLEUM, second bed room suite comprising duchess pairs, pedestal clipboard, bedsteads with wire mattresses and kapoc complete; set of bedroom ware, hall LINOLEUM, passage linoleum, spagrass passage runner, expensive plush DOOR SLIPS. Third bedroom: Duchess pair (pretty design!, bedsteads complete, heavy LINOLEUM, bedside mats, bedroom ware, heavy lace CURTAINS, new blinds throughout the house, single bedsteads with wire mattress, KAPOC MATTRESS and pillows, kitchen table, kitchen chairs, linoleum, nice lot of nearly new SAUCEPANS, large lot of CROCKERY, all kitchen utensils, MEAT SAFE, mops, brooms, garden tools, wringer, step ladders, sundries, 13 LAYING HENS', lady’s FREE-WHEEL BICYCLE, and many other lots, too numerous to mention.

NOTE.—The Linoleums throughout the house are equal to new, anti measure 105 yards in all. Inspection of the goods can be made from 9 n.m. onwards on day of sale. SALE COMMENCES AT 1.15 P.M. SHARP. 808 BROWN, Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE . CLEARING SALE V WEDNESDAY NEXT, January 7th, 1920. No. 52 RANGITIKEI STREET. The empire auctioneering CO. have been instructed by Mrs M. Kavanagh (who is leaving for Wellington), to offer for sale THE WHOLE OF HER FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A GENERAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, including first-class oak ENGLISH PIANO. Every line to be offered is, in first-class order, and wo would 1 advise intending buyers of household jnrniture to attend this genuine clearing sale. WA itemise below a few of the more outstanding lots to be offered:— High grade oak ENGLISH PIANO (this instrument is quite equal to new, and has a lovely tone), superior SIDEBOARD, piano stool, glassware, afternoon tea sets, ornaments, pictures, Morris couch, settee, cushions, suite of high-back chairs, 2 Morris chairs, extra well made oval dining table, seagrnss chairs, choice carpet square, hearth rugs, carpet runner, hall curtains, duchess .chest, marble top washstand, wood bedstead to match, wire mattress, kapoc mattress (equal to new), pillows, heavy linoleum, seagrass square, extra nice duchess chest with oval mirror, three-quarter wood bedstead complete with wire mattress and kaphas, heavy linoleum, bedside mats, occasional tables, fern stands, kitchen table, Austrian chairs, kitchen dresser, sewing machine, kerb, fire screen, nice lot of crockery, knives, forks, spoons, saucepans, all kitchen utensils, jam jars, wringer, baths, large meat safe, clothes lines, garden tools, lady’s free wheel bicycle, gas iron, gas ring, sundries, and nearly new Fletcher gas stove.

SALE WILL COMMENCE AT 1.15 P.M. SHARP. 808 BROWN, Auctioneer. RING PHONE 233 ; * Which Will Connect You With PALMERSTON NORTH'S BUSY SUPPLY STORES, aXTHERE you can get, prompt doVI livery of Groceries and Provi•ona CLASSED Al. PRICES RIGHT, LIBERAL DISCOUNT. FREE DELIVERY in the Borough Daily. Rangitikei, Gillespie’s Lines, Kairanga and Boundary road Wednesdays and Saturdays. WALKER’S STORES. 119, 421, 428. MAIN STREET EAST. ICED CAKES for friends in Old Country, should be ordered at once.—Whitehead and Ellis, bakers.