M.A.C. The People’s Popular Auction * •. ■ Mart. “WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE.” fHE MANAWATU AUCTIONEERING CO. will sell as usual TOMORROW:- . 9 A.M.—Special sale of prime beef, mutton and pork and sundries,. Guaranteed prime quality. 12 NOON.—Special consignments of Hawke’s Bay and local' fruit, including pears,, apples, peaches, tomatoes, including large consignment prime quality from Auckland," prime table potatoes, onions and very large lot of fresh vege- ■ 'tables.' kV;;.- 1 , 1 P.M.—Vei-y large consignment of good household furniture, including: ■ Up-to-date sideboard, with mirror, back, wardrobes, duchess Chests, pedestal cupboards, s. and d. w6od bedsteads, w.w. mattresses and stretchers, half stand, child's b.r. and wood cots, large extension dining table, oval dining table, h.b. dining chairs, 3-pce. upholstered suite, Morris armchair, seagrass armchair, good seagrass prani,. fdg, seagrass go cart, oak gramophone and very large lot of lirst-class records, books, kitchen dresser; 'kitchen table, bentwood chairs and very large lot of useful sundries. _ v . 2 P.M.—Specially good line of laying fowls, Radies’ and gent’s cycles in good order, Triumph motor-cycle, free engine, 2-speed, guaranteed perfect order, also Ford motorlorry in first-class running order, several sets gig and dogcart hari ne?s, grit mill, kitchen range, firstclass gas cooker, gas range, Perfection kerosene cooker, wheelbarrows, garden hose, camera with tripod stand, set stocks and dies, r. and g. wire strainer and very large lot of useful sundries. J. S MUNRO, Auctioneer. 4;.’ ' ; . FOR SALE. FOR SALE (cheap), , one 18-raonths ■purebred Jersey bull. Address at “Standard” Office. FOR SALE, 1 B.S.A. fmotor-cycle and light side-car,. good order. Address at. “Standard” OBTSALE, three purebred Persian kittens, cheap (blue and grey). Apply 34 Waldegrave street. ■pOR SALE, full-size 4-piece rimu T bedroom suite, being made by C. O’Connell, 14 Campbell street, £l3 10s. II OR SALE, good cow, at drop. Ring phone 5714. FOR SALE, several lines of pullets at the Empire to-morrow. See page 8. yy ANTED known, F. J. Sheppard is selling Stafford china tea sets from 455, just the thing for a wedding present.—Bs and 85a Rangitikei street. T ANDERS’ Cash Store.— 8.0. P. tea, JJ 2s 6d lb,: new dates, 31bs. for Is 3d; pineapple (sliced), 3 tins for 2s 6d; Post Toasties, lid pkt.; English cornflour, 8d lb.; sardines, 3 tins for Is 3d; herrings and tomato sauce, large, lOd; preserving jars, quarts, 12s 6d per doz.—Corner Featherston and Waldegrave street (phone 6084). LAMB FATTENING, W QA A ACRES of good , stfong vUU healthy sheep country, halt flat, balance undulating, all in grass excepting turnips, rape and oats; 13 paddocks; ail necessary buildings. Lambs, wethers and cattle all fattened on the property. 114 per cent, of lambs this season. This property is for sale I at £ls per acre. About £2500 cash, balance at 51 per cent. Large profits here for the fortunate purchaser. gENNETH Phone 5728, a, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. 00L (jr ROWING.
E A C H. HAV'E you compared the advantages of Otaki Beach with other seaside resorts? The sections are 'a11 : 66 feet wide and the by-laws prohibit two houses on one lyontage. 42 acres of the sea front are dedicated to the public for a Marine Parade and play grounds: 2 acres to the for public buildings and schools. 50 houses have been built on the beach in the last 18 months. A regular taxi service from the beach nieets every train. A General Store, a Post Office, Telephones. Two doctors within call, 14 miles away. A public and’ private school the same distance. A big kiosk, excellently run by Mr C. E. Cotterell, will accommodate 80 to 100 guests, with tennis court, croquet lawn and garages. Furnished cottages, some with garages, to let (apply to Miss Boss, Otaki Beacli P. 0.) A safe heath and delightful climate, 14 hours’ run from Palmerston. With these big sections and extensive public reserves Otaki Beach can never be overcrowded, and must take first place for all time. It has been town planned for the future. If you want a section, or finance to build, or any information, write to BYRON BROWN, Care Derbyshire’s (N.Z.), Ltd., 182 Wakefield Street, Wellington. / FOR SALE, SILK, COTTON and WOOLLEN HOSIERY of all. descriptions made to order on the shortest notice. HOSIERY, ideal for gifts and summer wear. Price lists and samples on application. A. W. ADCOCK, 15 Ngata Street, P.N. Private Phone 5838. AS COLD AS ICE AND as fresh as a daisy will be your Food and Dainties if cooled with pure ice during summer’s heat. Ice always available. MANAWATU MEAT AND COLD STORAGE CO., LTD., COLD STORES : Princess Street. YOU’LL WISH FOR MORE /"\)F the Juicy Sweetness in. every w morsel of our Dainty Meats. We kill only the best of Beef and Mutton. s : NELL. Terraco End Butchery (Phone 5173)
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 645, 2 March 1923, Page 8
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