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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 117, 14 April 1930, Page 12

J0•MO R E O W, Commencing at 1 p.m. At the Residence of D. T. ALLAN ESQ., Telegraph Engineer, who has been transferred. 167 CHURCH STREET EAST, NEAR PRINCESS STREET. TVTOUNSEY AND CO. have been favItL oured with instructions to sell as above the complete CONTENTS OF THE 5-lIOOMED DWELLING. Valuable Upright Grand piano, by Spnethe (s.r.), 3-piece chesterfield suite in Utrecht velvet, very fine Axminster carpet square (13ft 6in x 12ft, cost £35), honeysuckle china cabinet, folding oak extension dining table, 4 oak chairs, stylish oak sideboard to match, easy chairs, seagrass chairs, hearth rugs, curb, fire screen, etc. 4 yards 36in carpet runner, 4 yards 27in do., 6 slip mats, pair curtains with rods and chains, mat carpet. Magnificent 4-pieco oak bedroom suite, complete with mattresses and bedding, octagon table, vases, bedroom carpet square, mats, bedside chairs, etc. Full size oak bedstead complete with matresses and bedding, single rimu bedstead complete, duchess chest, 2 carpet, mats, 2 pedestals, small tables, quilts, commode chair. Oak extension dining table (full size, 4ft x 7ft Bin, with 2 extra leaves), oak roll top desk (8-drawer, with extra Yale locks, recommended), sofa, carpet square; cushions, oak waggon waiter, 6 solid oak high-back sprung seated chairs, oak sideboard to match, electric radiator (in good order), Utrecht velvet table cover, pictures, curb, irons, hook shelf, electrolux complete and in good order, mats, etc. ; 13-drawer combination kauri dresser (recommended), 8 yards lino, meat safe, preserving and jam jars, preserve pan, crockery, seltogin, cutlery, chairs, etc. Wheelbarrow, garden tools, wire netting, barbed wire, sundries, 17 White Leghorn hens (starting to lay), 46ft Jin gal. iron piping, 35ft Jin do., 112 ft 6xl matai, 18yards and small lots 6ft wire netting, Alpha spray, with pump, etc., etc. RESIDENTS LEAVING THE DISTRICT ARE ADVISED TO ARRANGE THEIR CLEARING SALE BEFORE THE ■RASTER HOLIDAYS. NO SALE TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE FOR US TO CONDUCT. EASTER FURNISHERS, REQUIRING FURNITURE. SEE US NOW ABOUT YOUR CLEARING SALE. MOUNSEY AND CO-. CORNER RANGITIKEI AND QUEEN STREETS. D. WATSON PLUMBER AND DRAINLAYER. ELECTRIC Pipe Cutting Machine for Cutting Threads up to 4-inch. ’Phone 5051. Box 343. RUDKINS’ WHITE STAR MOTOR SEP VICES (Sedan Cara). Leavo Railway Hotel Buildings, Palmerston North, for Masterton daily 9.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. Leave Masterton for Palmerston North daily 9.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Phone 6455. Address .81 Main Street. Taxis available day and night. GEO. ARNOLD. BOOT MANUFACTURER, 305 Main Street East, Phone 6153. WE will be glad to see you for your next pair of Boots. We specialise in made-to-measure work; also kigkciass repairs. ECONOMISE." ]TSE SUN RAY (non-slip) FLOOR U CREME.—Preserves Linos and will make old furniture look like new. Locally made by ELCO MEG. 'CO., 76 Fitzherbert Avenuo, Palmerston N. 1 ONLY 5-BLADE BRITISH MADE LAWN MOWER, I) EDUCED to 69s 6d—far below L usual cost. Also last few Aluminium Preserving Pans, best English, from 8s lid. You’ll never buy these for less anywhere. H. W. PASSEY, C«ba Street, Next Jones’s Monumental Works. ROSSY, 199 MAIN STREET, PHONE 7301, SECOND-HAND DEALER. CASH Registers, Typewriters, Electric Stoves, Kitchen Stoves (high and low pressure), Cycles, Guus, Sewing Machines, Clothing, etc. 'CONSULT R. A. NOEDL, THE People’s Optician, also representing F. C. RErN AND SON, Scientific Acoustic Instrument Makers to H.M. Government, London. Manawatu Optical and Deaf Aid Parlours, next Bank of Now Zealand, Rangitikci Street, Palmerston .North. Consult It A. Noedl, Optician and Deaf Aid Specialist. Representing F. C. Rem and Son, London. FLOWERING BULBS OWING to the 'splendid crop vve nre harvesting, we will bo able to offer bettor and: cheaper than ever thi« season, especially Anemone und Ranunculus. Lists ready early in February. B. H. JUST, BOTANICAL NURSERIES, Palmerston North.