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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 130, 3 May 1941, Page 10

EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE OP SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS 32 ELMIRA AVENUE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 1.30 p.m. MOUNSEYS, LTD., favoured with instructions from MR A. R. TIPLING, who is leaving Palmerston North, will offer the contents of his beautifully furnished home. List includes: DRAWINGROOM: VERY FINE 3PIECE UPHOLSTERED SUITE IN WOOL MOQUETTE (AUTUMN TONINGS), HEAVY 9ft x 12ft AXM. CARPET AND PRUT IN PERFECT CONDITION, OAK OCC. TABLE, OAK BOOKCASE, OAK TEA WAGGON. SATIN AND CRUSHED VELVET CUSHIONS CHROMIUM SMOKER'S STAND, FIRESIDE CHAIR, Humpty, Card Tabic, Fireguard and Tidies, large selection of good Brass Ornaments, Curtains, etc. HALL: 13ft x 4ft Gin AXMINSTER RUNNER AND FELT as new, and also 5 YARDS AXM. RUNNER AND FELT, Brass Plaque, Pictures, etc. BREAKFASTROOM.—6-PTECE OAK DINING SUITE WITH EXTENSION DRAWLEAF TABLE in first-class order. 9 \- 12 AXM CARPET AND FELT, 2 MODERN UPHOLSTERED CHATRS COVERED IN ATTRACTIVE! WOOL MOOUETTE (APPEARANCE AS NEW). LATE MODEL 6-VALVE DUAL WAVE ATWATER KENT RADIO in perfect order, Fir.cscreen, Coal Box. Ornaments, Cushions, Curtains, ELECTRIC HEATER, etc. BEDROOM No. 1 : NEARLY NEW OAK BEDROOM SUITE WITH REFLEX MIRRORED DUCHESS CHEST AND MTRRORED WARDROBE COMPLETE WTTH NON-SAG WTRE MATTRESS, Double Kapoc Mattress, Expensive Rose Bedspread. Box Ottoman, Sengrass Chair, Curtains, Bedroom Lamp. BEDROOMS Nor. 2 ami 3: RTMU DUCHESS CHEST. 2 SINGLE BEDS AND WIRES. RIMU TALLBOY, 2 Single Mattresses. Bedspreads,- Sengrass Chair. Curtains. Rugs. RTMU DUCHESS CHEST. SINGLE RTMU BED AND WTRE, Single Mattress, Seagrass Chair, Curtains. Bed-spread, Bugs, etc. KITCHENETTE: Glass Jug, Glasses. Mincer, Pres. Pan, Elec. Toaster and usual Kitchen Utensils and Crockery. OUTSTDE:' Gent's Cvclc. Wringer, Bucket. Bake. Spade, Hoes, Pair Steps. Primus Stove, Door Mat, Sundries. Tt 's some time since n Clearin<i Sale of -iliis class bns been held in (his cjtv and -\ve would recommend prospective buyer? of Modem Vn mi turn to attend. R. A. SIMPSON. Auctioneer. ' MOUNSEYS. FURNISHING A IT.TTONEERS.

A bright idea for an in-between dress is one of our new striped synthetic woollen fabrics. There are eight shades with a black pin stripe and eight with white line . . . pinks, greys, green, clover, blues, turquoise, and toast tones aro featured. This material, is crease-resisting" and a splendid weight for wearing under a coat. 36-inch—--5s lid yard—and displayed on our tables thi« week. Collinson and C'unninghame, Ltd.* '