Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 177, 30 June 1925, Page 8

MOUNSEYAND CO. rjHHE JpiUENITURE REARING S ALK OF THE SEASON. G ENUINE SALE OF HIGH-CLASS WELL MANUFACTURED FURNITURE. VALUABLE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, FIRST-CLASS 3-SEATER ATTRACTIVE ESSEX MOTOR CAR, BEAUTIFUL CARPETS AND APPOINTMENTS SECOND TO NONE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY Ist, Commencing at 12 Noon. MOUNSEY AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from F. GROVER. ESQ., who lias sold his business, to sell as above, — THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. At the Bungalow Residence, ON THE CORNER OF FEATIIERSTON AND LYNDHURST STREETS. TO-MORROW AT NOON. ENGLISH UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by Collinwood (London), rich mellow tone, of good appearance; magnificent CARVED MIRROR SIDKBORD. suite HIGH BACK DINING CHAIRS, valuable 3-piece CHESTERFIELD- SUITE with 2 comfortable EA S Y 1) 1V A N CHAIRS, well sprung throughout and upholstered in old gold Utrecht velvet, EASY DIVAN CHAIR in tapestrv, morris chair to match, old gold UTRECHT VELVET TABLE COVER to match suite, polished EXTENSION DINING TABLE, beaten copper kerbs, first quality heart and bedside rugs throughout, EXPENSIVE DINING ROOM CARPET equal to new, palm stands, pot plants, aspedestras, new MAZAPORE RUG, piano stool, choice lot pictures and paintings, expensive first quality ELECTRO PLATE TEAPOT, sugar and cream basin, ornaments, CUTLERY, WALNUT STRAINED SUPER Oil) GATE LEG TABLE, oak palm stand, seagrass chairs, <J x 12 AXMJ.NSTEH CARPET, 12 x 10ft Gin do. both equal to new, old gold mohair rugs and mats, cushions, fenders, h.p. MIRROR EIRE SCREEN, window seat cushions, BAROMETER, bedroom carpet, easy chairs, expensive full sizo wood bedstead complete with first quality bedding and mattresses, stylish DUCHESS PAIR with mottled fronts, "oentwood chairs, bedroom ware, easy folding occ. chairs, couch in moquette, curtains throughout. MAGNIFICENT 5-DRAW MIRROR WARDROBE, blankets, linen, MOTTLED KAURI CARVED DUCHESSE with pedestal to match, full size wood bedstead with box spring mattress and bedding, 3-piece bedroom suite French polished fancy mottled panels, real good morris couch, WARDROBE, 2 office armchairs, cupboard, kitchen table, bins, pots and pans, crockery, very fine teaset in best China, heavy bed and wire, bedding, EXPENSIVE DUCHESSE PAIR, clothes basket, overmantle, portmanteau, carpet sweeper, hand sewing machine, game bobs, hat rack, real good iron stand ROLLER MANGLE equal to new. Woodyatt LAWN MOV ER, garden hose, long ladder, garden tools, netting gas fittings, steps, SILK POPLIN CURTAINS, big lot useful sundries'. FURNISHERS, THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE FURNISHINGS. EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN, AND THE FURNITURE IS FIRST QUALITY THROUGHOUT. WE ADVISE FURNISHERS TO ATTEND THE SALE. MOUNSEY AND CO.. Auctioneers.

£1 REARING ALE. FURNITURE AND REAI. GOOD COJi.LIN.SON UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO AND EFFECTS. THURSDAY. THURSDAY, THURSDAY, THISW E E K. At 1 p.m. At the Residence, 8 IYANHOE TERRACE, Off Rangitihei Street. MOUNSEY AND CO. have received instructions from MISS -M. PERNS, to sell as above, THE WHOLE OF THE FURNITURE CONTAINED JN THE 6-ROOM ED DAvELLING, 8 lvanlioe Terrace. To be sold on THURSDAY. AT I P.M. FULL DETAILS TO-MORROW. /f G.EARING (T ALE OF STYLISH AND COSTiiY HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. GRAMOPHONE. OAK FURNITURE AND DODGE 5-SEA TER MOTOR CAR AND APPOINTMENTS. FRIDAY NEXT. JULY 3rd, Commencing at 12.30 p.m. At tie Residence, 5 MARTIN STREET, Off Broad and Grev Streets East. MOUNSEY AND CO. have received . instructions irom A. HEDBERG, ESQ., who has sold his business and leaving for Australia, to sell as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS COLLECTION OF FURNISHINGS. Full Particulars Later. MOUNSEY AND CO.. Aucl ioneers.

LEATHERWEAR FOR MEN LEGGINGS BELTS SOLID LEATHER SUIT CASES BRIEF AND KIT BAGS H. S. WYCHERLEY. No 3 George Street Palmerston N. Phone 5599. A LUCKY MOVE. "'\7'ES ! It was a lucky movo when I jL employed the New Zealmd Express Company to move my furniture. The greatest* care was taken throughout arid nothing was scratched or broken. Only skilled'men and commodious vehicles could have accomplished the work «o well and so quicklv.” —New Zealand Express Company, Limited; offices in all chief towns.