OLEARING QAI SHANNON NEXT SATURDAY, 17'tli JU On behalf of MR K. PERK leaving the di.siiit At his Resident STOC T S T R
iUfICTS. Ev. milK EMPJR ft AUCTION]? ERIN(J JL CO. have been instructed to sell the, WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Every lot to bo offered is in tip-top order, and will be sold to the highest bidder, Wo itemise the following items, which arc included in the goods to be oiFered :-- Rimu sideboard, dining table, table cover, couch and upholstered chairs, linoleums, 5 almost new hearth and bedroom mats, rattan chairs, rocker, chairs, curtains, pictures, blinds, glassware, crockery, palm stands, jardinieres, palms, door slips, duchess chest, washstand, set ware, lull size bedstead with mattresses, pillows, linoleum, second bedroom furniture, including duchess chests, bedsteads, chairs, kitchen dresser, all kitchen -crockery, saucepans, kettles, lamps, table chairs, clock, 3-burner and in excellent order, wringer, baths, buckets, brooms, lawn mower, gent's bicycle, rake. hoes, spade, axes, l! crosscut saws, odd lot of tools, '2 cords, solid rata firelan motor bicycle THE SAL!- WILL ?X.CE AT NOTE.—To Shannon i residents: A limited number of outside entries can be taken for this sale it arrangements &vW made beforehand with the vendor. 808 BROWN, Auctioneer. jyjr usic rji uition CHAS. J. jjjAST. PIANO, ORUANPJ.AU.NG, THEORY .Modern Technique, Touch and Tone. Over 20 years' experience as teacher, ADDitEtoS: 1 CARROLL ST.
MISS SIMS, No. 15 \v aiuegiava juuiiUings. ppHE Latest Designs in Costumes, Coat i'rocks, messes, etc. Ladies' Uwn Material* Mads »p. Moderate Charges. IUNG-MAKING. TE have brought tins branch of our V r jeweilory business to a very tine art, ana now make u. speciality oi our settings in platinum or gold, old jewellery remane into modern styles, .-vrtistry and luiish in our depenOaoie workiiumslup, (.', il. ALLEN, Jeweller, Mum birees West. BUY THE BEST IT'S I'HE CHEATEaT IN THE END. CIYCLISTS will readily agree that a l good cycle costs less to maintain tnun uuos v. cheaper grade machine. Hundreds of thousands ot cyclists all the world ever ride 1U DGE-WHll'-WOK'lTi CYC LES daily because they know the Budge to be the best cycle proposition. INSPECT THE MODELS TO-DAY. JACK WARNER, tDEAL CYCLE WOftKS Next "{Standard" Uihce (phone / 94). .'REPAIRS TO bAUDLERY, ND ALL KINDS OF LEATHER VVOKK. H. S. WYCHERLEY, No. 9 George street, P.N. SINKS—BASINS raOU 27s Gd, CHEAPEST IN " TOWN, it wni pay you to call on \V. A. KYLE a!\D GO., THE REASONABLE i^UMBERS, '■ii'i Main street, Paiinerstoti -\ortn. Phone V'ob. P.O. iioi. i'.l\),
M ES C UEIUE ' BHOaimyAY IuiLET ROOMS, Bjl.n iNE'IT'S ii U I^DINGS, OPEtiALioEb m nil iiuir troubles, > Hair Tinting, superiiuous hair imited by eiectroiysis. Bnone DsJ3. / WiEUON DUURS, bhingles, Cedar Bashes and Fanlights and 3-ply woods, and totara. Prices right. Let us quote you. D\ A. ORR, 19 BUY ANT STREET. D. WATSON, Plumber. TAONUI STREET. HOT water, gas, or sewerage installed or repaired at shortest notice. Estimates tor all class of work lreo. 'Phone 51. TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS. W'E have millions to offer at from M each. Trice lists tree. B. H. JUST, BOTANICAL N URSERIES, Palmerston North.
aAS just lauded a largo consignment of English Enamel at prices that will surprise everybody, feaucepans, Kettles and Basins ut all descriptions at very low prices. Also consignment of Axnrinster Hearth Bugs, Carpets, Itunner and Linoleums to be sold I cheap. We are still selling our Bed--1 ding at the old prices in spite of the rising market. .Singer Sewing Maohines from £3 10s; latest model in golden oaks, £'lo 10s; Bedroom Suites'comjplete, with bedding, lrom £26; Double Kimu Bedsteads, new, £3 10s; Single, £2 j Hospital Beds, new, 50s; New Morris Couches, with squabs, £3 15s. We have a large stock of modern sec-ond-hand furniture at prices to suit I everybody, including a good line of j iSmglo Brass Bail Bedsteads, suitable for boardinghouses. Wire Stretchers, from £l. All goods delivered free. Five per cent, discount on all orders over £2O. UNIVERSAL SECONDHAND DEPOT LYCEUM HALL, 327 Main street Phone 1304.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 423, 14 June 1922, Page 8
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