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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 190, 13 July 1936, Page 12

MAIITON SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1936, At 1 p.m. 1300 SHEEP, Comprising : \ 450 wether hoggets (off turnips), 300 wether hoggets, 100 ewe hoggets (off turnips), 200 2-th ewes ' r.w. S.D. rains, 60 shorn b.f. hoggets, 200 wether hoggets. HEAD OF CATTLE, Comprising: 45 spg. Jersey heifers, 5 store cows 2Q MIXED PIGS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. ASHHURST SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1936, At 11.30 a.m. QA FAT EWES, 50 4-yr ewes r.w. Lj\J S.D. rains, 20 b.f. lambs, 20 fat cows, 20 store cows, 6 spg. heifers, 3 dairy cows, 6 fat cows. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. CAMPBELL ROAD, OPIKI. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1936, At 12.30 p.m. \ BIIAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD-, XTL under instructions from MR M. JENSEN, whose lease has expired, will sell as above:— OD JERSEY CROSS COWS, due DU j u ]y au d August. -1 D JERSEY HEIFERS, due July ID and August. YLG. JERSEY HEIFERS. 7 sows, 1 boar, 2 heavy draught geldings (all work), 7ft Chainbridge Roller (S.R.), 9ft Chain Harrows (S.R.), 6ft Tripod Harrows (S.IL), Heavy Swamp Plough (S.R.), Sledge, Harness, etc., Blocks’ Chains, Bars, etc. ' NOTE. —This herd is comprised of only young cows all second, third and fourth calvers in good condition. Calving dates will be available at the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CHEAP BUNGALOW. BUILT DURING THE DAYS OF LOW BUILDING COSTS. £925 NEW £925 5 ltOO.jlS & KITCHENETTE. Every modern convenience, including Wardrobes, , Double Linen Press, Cupboards, Tip Bins, Gas Range, Elec. Hot Water. Corner Section and rooms arranged for the maximum of sun. High-grade timber and workmanship throughout. Best locality. £925 £925 ’SO £750 BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS and KITCHENETTE, elec, h.w., ras range, wardrobes, cupjoards, etc., built in. Good sized rooms, and in good order. Garage concrete drive and paths. DEPOSIT ONLY £IOO. Balance as rent at moderate interest. £750 £750 W. 8. LONG. AGENT E. K. BYCItOFt )lt SATISFACTION IN MOTOR REPAIRS. rr ALBERT STREET, 0 Phone 6021. THE ROMANCE OF TRADE. FIRST GAME THE PHOENICIANS TRADE as we know it began with the Phoenicians, who entered history about three and i half thousand years ago. The Phoenicians became the first great maritime power. Put they sought trade rather than conquest. They sought to build rather than destroy. They were the first distributors of wealth. It was the .market places of Tyre and Sidon which made the first real contribution to the comfort and material well-being of our human race. “When thy wares went forth out of the seas, thou filledst many people; thou didst enrich the kings of the earth with the multitude of thy riches and thy merchandise.” Thus did Ezekiel record the service ol the Phoenicians to the world. Phoenicia has served her purpose. The glories of lyre and Sidon are no more. Today the market places of the world present their myriad attractions through the advertising columns of the daily liess. In every issue of the “Manawatu Evening Standard” are contained the announcements of Palmerston North’s stores. The retail section is virtually a great market place where the requirements of home and family are displayed for your choosing. Read ‘ the Retail Section—it pays.