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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 307, 25 November 1932, Page 12

£2OOO £2OOO FURNITURE AND CARPET AUCTION EVER HELD IN PALMERSTON NORTH, CONTINUING TO-MORROW t AT 1.30 p.m. ON THE PREMISES, "PEARSON'S" MART BROADWAY (Next "Woolworth's). -Lj Wellington, have received instructions from the Liquidator in Forrest's, Ltd, of Lambton Quay, Wellington, to sell bv Public Auction. WITHOUT RESERVE, £2OOO worth HIGHEST GRADE FURNITURE and CARPETS, INCLUDING: 12 oak bedroom suites, 7 oak dining room suites, china cabients, oak escritoires, rimu and oak tallboys, single beds, single and double wires, fireside chairs, sleepy hollow chairs, seagrass chairs, 25 carpets (all sizes), rugs, slip mats, runners, 25 chesterfield suites, etc., etc. Also, — 25 DOZEN PAIRS LADIES' SILK HOSE. VICTOR KIRKBECK, Auctioneer. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—Never before has furniture of this description and quality been offered under the hammer in Palmerston North. TIKI BACON COMPANY. BUYERS OF PRIME BACON PIGS AND CHOPPERS. BUYERS: J. CANDY, Phone 7041. W. DAVIDSON, 41 K, Kongotea W. P. BICKERS, 32 R, Feilding F. PAGE, 171, Woodville. TRUCKING DATES:— SHANNON: Tuesday, 22nd. HALCOMBE: Wednesday, 23rd. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. r\(\ ACRES.—Rich river deposit. Free J{J from floods and almost joining railway station and handy factory. Stock now on property, 90 head cattle including 70 dairy cows, principally Holstein (pedigree and cross), 3 bulls, horses, etc. No top dressing. Artesian water in every paddock. Nice 6-rd. bungalow and all outbuildings. Prince £7O per acre as a going concern. Terms arranged. Or would exchange for larger mixed farm up to 1000 acres. Equity £2865. Balance Govt, mortgage. NOTHING BETTER OFFERING IN N.Z. J. P. FALCONER AND CO. 12 RANGITIKEI STREET, Palmer*ton .North.

£5 WEEKLY PEOFIT £5 WEEKLY PEOFIT FRUIT SHOP AND VEGETABLE ROUND. THE Shop is in a first-class areafour living rooms, with all conveniences^—reasonable rental—handy to two schools. PRICE ONLY £135. PRICE ONLY £135. W. S. LONG. RANGITIKEI STREET. NOTICE. QUALITY AND PURITYTWO FACTORS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE. REMEMBER THIS WHEN YOU ARE BUYING ICE CEEAM Our Factory is Open for Your Inspection. ETAN ICE CREAM CO., WILLIS STREET. PHONE 6754. E. E. BYCEOFT MOTOR ENGINEER, 265 ALBERT STREET, near Ferguson Street. Phone 6021. ROSES. THE Roses are in bloom and aro well worth inspecting. Hydrangeas are also coming out. The largest collection in New Zealand. Dahlia plants ready for planting, a good selection of the best varieties, 15s per dozen. Visitors aro welcome to inspect our large stocks. FRANK MASON. SANDON ROAD, FEILDING. CONSULT R. A. NOEDb. THE People's Optician, also representing F. C. REIN AND SON, Scientifio Acoustic Instrument Makers, to H.M. Government, London. Manawatu Optical and Deaf Aid Parlor, next Bank of Now Zealand, Kangitikei Street, Palmerston North. Consult R. A. Noedl, Optician and Deaf Aid Specialist, .epresonting F. C. Rein and Son, London. N.Z. EXPRESS CO., LTD., IN the Transportation of Goods, Furniture, in fact anything, Efficiency and Promptness, plus Reasonable Charges, are absolutely necessary to give the service required to-day. Our One Address:— GEORGE STREET.

HOTEL CARLTON BOTTLE STORE. »ORT WlNE.—Special imported froi X the finest vineyards of Australia 5s 6d large bottle, Zs small bottle. WHlSKY.—Highland Liqueur, Sootland's best, 10s 6d large bottle. FRENCH BRANDY (3 star) 10s 6d. LOCAL ALE AND STOUT. 2 bottle* 2s 6d. AERIAL MOTOR CYCLE WORKS CLOSING DOWN? CERTAINLY Not! They are still going strong, and 1933 models will be arriving next month. Be sure to see them. _ PINK AND MANNING, ARIEL AGENTS, 247 Cuba Street. Phone 5847. WAIT AND SEE rr HE New Model BABY AUSTINS J. arriving at end of November, before buying. England's reply to American invasion. Longer wheel base. Lower Kz? 8 FARMERS' CO-OP. DIST. CO., LTD., Agents, Queen Street, Palmerston N.