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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 112, 8 April 1930, Page 12

■JJNRESERVED (CLEARING S TO-MORROW t TO-MORROW! ALE. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! AT 1 P.M. SHARP. At the Premises, 102 PARK ROAD WEST, Adjoining Esplanade. MOTJNSEY AND CO. have received instructions from MR E. YOUNG, to sell as above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, the CONTENTS OF 5 ROOMS and 240 lots timber, 40 sheets roofing iron, fencing wire, pot plants, palms. 13 head poultry, FORD J-TON TRUCK (absolutely in good order), Diabolo . (Huia) 82-gallon separator (as new, cost £27), stack this season’s hay (about 5 tons), totara posts, batten, quantity 8 x IJ, part shed with 10 sheets 10ft iron, 6 doors, set harrows, netting, pig troughs, fowl house, large quantity paints, emery grinder, with 6 spare grindstones, 60 lots tools, garden tools, piping, wire strainer, vice, bench, barrow, large portable bath. Furniture: Singer sewing machine in good order, fully sprung chesterfield, good mirror sideboard, reversible mats,- 8 yards new linoleum, curtains, glassware, vases, 2 full size wood bedsteads, complete with mattresses and bedding, duchess chest, carpet square, dining chairs, dining table, easy chairs, 2 pedestals, seagrass piano stool, pictures, 2 pairs rubber boots, kitchen table and chairs, pots and pans, clock, linos - throughout, linen press, cheffonier, crockery, electric iron, 601 b. bag sugar, flour, tomato sauce, stores, vegetables, host other items far too numerous to advertise. TO THE LADIES OF PALMERSTON NORTH. YOU are -very cordially invited to inspect the beautiful display of Indian Art Ware, Indian Carpets and Rugs. Magnificent collection of highclass Brassware, Indian Inlaid Tables and Stands in endless variety, every item new to New Zealand and personally selected by gentleman during his recent travels in India. REPRESENTATIVES in charge of display will he pleased to meet you at MOUNSEY AND CO.’S SHOWROOMS, Corner Rangitikei and Queen Streets. GASLIGHT DISPLAY THIS EVENING. READ TO-MORROW’S “STANDARD” For FULL PARTICULARS ' . Of •JJNRESERVED • gALE At the BUNGALOW DWELLING, 13 McGIFFERT STREET. THURSDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY (THIS WEEK), At 1 p.m. MOUNSEY AND CO. are giving Easter Furniture Buyers another opportunity to buy FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE at your own prices. ATTEND SALE, THURSDAY, ' On Account MR R. .BILDERBECK, Who has sold his property and leaving the district. FRIDAY (THIS WEEK), At 1 p.m. QLEARING gALE At AWAPUNI, Near Racecourse. ON ACCOUNT MR W. I. LOVELOCK TyrOUNSEY AND CO. have received ill instructions to sell, as above, the WHOLE OF THE FURNISHINGS CONTAINED JN THE DWELLING. List includes VALUABLE FULL SIZE BILLIARD TABLE AND NEW CLOTH. Fuller Particulars Later. MOUNSEY AND CO., Auctioneers. CONFECTIONERY AND T7RUIT ■gUSINESS, r SITUATED OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, To be sold ;J as a Going Concern, WITHOUT RESERVE, SATURDAY (THIS WEEK), At 1 p.m. •See us about this—it will pay you. MOUNSEY AND CO., Auctioneers. ATTRACTIVE AND J^XTENSIVE QLEARING gALE HIGH-CLASS FURNISHINGS, VALUABLE PIANO, SELECTED CARPETS, OAK APPOINTMENTS, AND UPHOLSTERY. At the Residence, 167 CHURCH STREET EAST, NEAR PRINCESS STREET. On Account D. T. ALLEN, ESQ., who has been transferred. MOUNSEY AND CO. above, on will sell as TUESDAY (NEXT WEEK), AT 1 P.M. Watch Papers’for Full List. UNCLE ALF WANTS to Buy your DISCARDED -CLOTHING, Beet Books, Tools, etc. We pay the best prices. We call and collect.' ’Phone 6780. UNCLE ALF, . 233 MAIN STREET. P 6 PER month and a small deposit buys ot/ a late'model N««h car. Tyres and hood in good condition, fitted with side screens, disc wheels and black hood.— Adams Ltd., Rangitikei Straw.