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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1887, 11 August 1920, Page 8

GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE. TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK. 12th and Isth, and WEDNESDAY OF NEXT WEEK. ,npHE JENKINS EMPIRE AXICi. 'PIONEERING CO. have been favoured with instructions irom MR J. G. MOONEY,- No. 60 Rangitikei street to sell by public auction, on tho premises? the W'rfOLE OF HIS HUGE STOCKS. As Mr Mooney is retiring from business,' ho has instructed the auctioneers to sell every line to the best advantage. This Clearing Sale will all.'ojtr 111* i/i'iVJatj at nuv.n/11 '>"7 i" All the lots to be offered are in firstClass order, and we can confidently recommend buyers to attend this great sale. For the guidance of intending buyers wo itemise hereunder a few oi the many items that will he submitted for sale: — T __ Mugnificeut BEDROOM SI_JTE eomprisiiig elaborate W ARDROBE, very heavy bevel-plated, mirror, choice DUCHESS CHEST, washstand to match, extra superior heavy BRASS RAIL BEDSTEAD with new wire mattress, kapocs and pillows complete, conmiode, carpet square, HEARTH RIGS, curtains, blinds, pictares, ornaments, exhibition _ SIDEBOARD (very handsome design), rare and valuable collection GLASSWARE, ornaments, SILVERWARE, CUTLERY, forks and spoons, afternoon tea sets, vases, pretty designed OVERMANTLE, marble cW-k : s, kerbs, fire screens, BOX SEiTEE, occasional tables, palm stands, DIVAN AND EASY CHAIRS seagrass chairs, dining table, "ABLE COVERS, large assortment of almost new WHITE BLANK E IS, bed covers, table cloths towels, HOUSEHOLD LINEN of all descriptions, second bedroom duchess pair (extra good), full size bedstead complete, LINOLEUM and carpets, largo linen press, SEWING, MACHINE, medicine chest with mirror front, well made KITCHEN DRESSER, kitchen settee, kitchen table and chairs, cupboards, linoleum, meat safe, clocks, j TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GROCERIES of all kinds, RAGS OF SUGAR, tins of tea, jams, preserves, 70-PIECE choice DINNER SET, magnificent collection of valuable CROCKER I, tip-top line of SAUCEPANS, all kitchen utensils, nearly NEW GAS STQVE complete (one of the best we have come across), wringer. baths, COPPER AND STAND, mops and brooms, about halt a cord of good solid FIREWOOD, nice lot of useful sundries.

ALSO.— Tlie whole of the GREAT STOCK of now ami second-hand goods carried h.v Mr .Mooney in his business, .comprising tremendous quantity ol TOOLS' of all kinds, rifles,’ revolvers, BOXING GLOVES, 300 pairs of BOOTS (ladies’, gents’ and children's)! ,1000 well bound books, CAMERAS. LEATHER BAGS, travelling TRUNKS, skates, opera glasses, lamps, GUM BOOTS, leggings, BLANKETS, rugs, MEN’S SUITS, clothes of all kinds, ladies’ clothes, OVERCOATS. oilskin coats, MOTOR COATS, kapoc bedding, shoo fittings, hand sowing and treadle. MACHINES, harness, step ladders, garden hose, garden tools of all kinds, grates, baths, baskets, expensive JEWELLERY, gramophone and records, lawn mowers, trap lamps, and hundreds of other lines too numerous to mention. MAKE A POINT of being in attendance at this groat clearing sale, which will commence with the business stocks being offered AT 1 P.M. SHARP TO-MORROW. 808 BROWN, Auctioneer.

J ENKINS JgjMPIRE UCTIONEERING C°CUBA STREET, . PALMERSTON NORTH, WHERE THE BIG BUSINESS IS DONE. THE General Public arc cordially invited: to inspect our great display of high grade new and secondhand Curuitmre. Whether you make a pm chase or not, you will find that our stall will extend to you every courtesy and attention. Wo ask you, to remember this fact, that our firm is iu the position to furnish your home (at absolutely bedrock prices) complete with all that is best in modern designed furniture. ; Our huge'stocks are specially selected for us, and our finance enables us to buy to the best possible advantage. We aim to make our big business successful by securing satisfactory results for each and all of our clients. rjTHE JENKINS .RUCTION M AET ’ Cuba street. iQ 1 ACRES, superb gentleman’s I f)5 ■ residence, every modern possible convenience. Price £3500; terms; or would exchange •,for house in Palmerston. i rvtK- ACRES,. good dairy farm, 1 fiH capacity 45 cows; close to everything. Price £36 per acre. Will consider house in Palmerston. fHT ACRES', richest of dairying O U land ; capacit}' 40 cows; 5-room-ed bungalow home; will sell as going concern, with 30 cows, horse, cart, cans, etc.,?‘£l4s per acre. W. RITCHIE, 117 Cuba St. ; ■, ;j ■■ ■ J ■' ,'V .■ ■ •V ; i ■t , TERRACE END, i-ncre, (broomed bungalow,; gas. hj. and c, bath, basin, oto. Entirely L modern. Bargain.- -£I3OO, Terra*, 1-695/H2.—Brophy and Mowlera. 'V • pt<:"