YNRESEfiVED A L’CTIOX S A “ OF rrUMBER AND | >O,STS. At tlic A 1 a it, Foxtoii, MONDAY, JUNE 12th, at II a.in. TAOXTON AUCTIONEERIXG CO., I 1 instructed hy the Nikau Timber Co., will sell as above,— 15-000 .u J S s 0F T]Ml "' ;it ' 300 birch posts F. D. Will BLEY, A uctionecr. MART REPORT. THE KAIHANGA AUCTIONEERING 00., LTD., report that owing to Saturday being a nil! holiday the Yard Sale was held on Thursday, and farmers did not market many pigs. However, a line of medium stores brought 31s. Two sows arrived alter the sale and brought 52s (id and (it's Gd each. Fat liens brought up to 3s Id each, yearling hens 3s 7d each. The Meat Sale was attended by hundreds of buyers. Vegetables were short and brought big prices. Good sound potatoes 8s cwt,, others Gs, pig potatoes 3s. Good fruit is scarce ami brought big prices. Furniture (used particularly) is in strong demand, the demand being greater than the supply. One piano brought £47 10s, another £32. J^EARY’S pHAJRMAOIES, The Square and No. 4 Broad, street, SPECIALISE In the Dispensing of PHYSICIANS' I'.RESCRIPT lONS. Telephone Numbers 7 and 3ai. CHIROPRACTIC milE OPEN DOOR TO HEALTH. jL Consult Edwin T. WRAY & MRAY Louise 11. (Graduates Palmer School), 47 Broad street, opp. Catholic Church, Palmerston North. Private Dressing, Adjusting and Rest Rooms. EUCALYPTUS (Best Variety) MACROCARPA, PIN US INSIGNUS, MURICATA, TN large or small quantities at prices jL to suit the times. Order now. 1C MASON, SANDON ROAD, FEiLDING. RING-MAKING. WE have brought this branch oi our jewellery business to a very line art, and now make a speciality ot our settings in platinum or gold. Old jewellery remade into modern styles. .•rrtislrj and linisb in our dependable workmanship. C. ii .\Jd.f.N, Jeweller, Main bireel West. TttTEDGEWOOD dinner sets just opened up at Watson Brothers,
and priced at a price you will not mind paying, and which we will be only too : pleased to show you. G finished we have : further reduced our prices on 'English wallpapers, window glass, bevi jelled mirrors, etc.—Alexander Clark, j Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzhorbert street. r HEN you think of buying new or second-hand furniture think of Hutchins’ furniture exchange. We also have in stock a largo assortment of steel trunks, suit cases, enamelware, etc.—3l3-315 Alain street, near P.O, (phone 1275). P¥T STEAM Laundry.—All •I. Sj « classes of work executed expertly, quickly and at reasonable cost. Address 12G Rroad street, and receiving depots, 161 Alain street ana Street's store, opp. Empire llotc-1. IIOARD and residence.—Rangitikei 3 House, 41 Rangitikei street, 2 ! minutes’ walk from the Square. This j house lias been renovated and refur- ; uished throughout. New management. Good table. Terms moderate.—J. S, ■ AlcConkey, proprietor. I A J. SHEPPARD has a very nice lino • of fancy coloured (soldiers’) baskets; strong and well made, at 'ls, 8s and 9s each. Strong well-mado meat safes from 9s 6d each. Cobweb brooms, from 3s 6d. Force cups for cleaning the waste pipes from sinks; wash tubs, etc., 3s; no homo’should bo without one of these. Wood wash boards, Is 9d; glass, 3s 6d. The finest hair , brooms sold in Palmerston, our price 65.—85 j and Bsa Rangitikei street. I : iron, best quality, now £34 10s per ton, spot cash, at F. J. Sheppard’s. We also sell at very low prices per sheet.—Bs and 85a Rangitikei street. LEXANGER Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, can quote you lower prices lor English wallpapers and all painting material. Got their prices. —Phones 417-418. rjJTHE largest stock of second-hand clothes, boots, books, etc., in the Manawatu is at Penketh’s, 7 George street, opposite N.Z, Express Co. (phono 1205 AI). 'LI J. SHEPPARD has just landed JL » —White and gold cups ami saucers at 6s 3d per hall dozen; also large (white) dinner plates at 6s (id per halt dozen.—Bs and Boa Rangitikei street. lay your car upl Tho “Alas ter” carburetter makes motoring cheap.—Whitaker, the car repair-man, 3 Grey street (phono 525). IA J. SHEPPARD is selling nails at 4d -L' • per lb. Rest quality liax lope for leg ropes, etc., at Is per lb; finest Manila plough lino, 2s per lb; 50ft plougii reins 5s pair Hay rakes, 4s each, llass brooms from 3s 9d each. Rest. English load and oil at lowest prices. Wo buy lor cash and sell for cash and win give yon tho benefit of our ability to buy in tho best markets for spot cash.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 420, 10 June 1922, Page 8
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