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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1819, 10 January 1913, Page 8

HARRY PALMER. AT THE MART. This Morning. At 10.30. JJARRY PALMER will soli 200 cases of peaches, apricots, En glish and Japanese plums, damsons and gages. SPECIAL—--30 cases black currants. NO RESERVE. HARRY PALMER wants the public interested in his Furniture Department. Talking is no use, he wants you to call in and inspect his stock. r He has his own factory and good skilled workmen, and is therefore prepared to make to your order any article of any design that you may require if you do not find it in his stock. He is not giving anything away, all he wants is to give you good value at a fair and reasonable price. Harry Palmer, Thk House Furnisher, FIRST CORNER, RANGITIKET-ST.

Seeds Grains Manure Chaff Of Primest Quality & Reasonable Cost. ALL FARMERS' REQUISITES STOCKED. - - - N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE, LTD., & REDUCED, Rangitikei-st., Palmerston Nokth

Going Concern. "fl "1 fe miles from Feilding I lM l-3rd flat and balance undnla ting, well fenced and watered, leased fci 6 years at 20s per acre, 34 cows in mi k, 13 weaner heifers, 3 horses, 25 pigs., plonghs, harrows, roller spring cart and harness gig acd harness, cans, backets etc. Price for whole as a going concern JB7CO. A H. ATKINSON & CO., Ltd rcii DIMS.

Scientific Milking. THE Farmer who wishes to milk his cows scientifically, quickly, and in a natural, healthy, and sanitary way shonld not fail to carefally examine the Gane Milking Machine in hich is embodied all the above features. No expense has been spared to apply the latest improvements. Less power required Less labour required. Less cleaning required Less upkeep required. Less expense required. Less worry. Easier to keep clean. Easier on the cows. Easier for the attendants. Every part accessible. The Machine may be seen in Oubi street, next the Working Meu's Club. H. CHAPMAN, Local Representative. Bex 44, Tel. PEILDING WOOL, BKIN, AND HIDE SALE. Next Bale Wednesday, December 4th 1912. Entries close Monday,Decembe 2nd. HUGH BOBERTB Wool Broker. Shearing shed, four Wclseley machines nstalled. Prioes on application.

HoTJbiL W. ELUS, Late of Kimbolton and Cheltenham), Has taken oyer the above popula Hotel, formerly known as Hastie's. BESI WINES AND SPIRITS KEPT. Very best attention given to travellers and the general public. FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION Opposite the Post Office.

Public Notice, TO THE RESIDENTS OF PALMERSTON N. HAYING transferred our business from Wellington, where we have been published for the past ten years, and known as THE MODEL LAUNDRY, We hereby give notice that we have secured premises at 108 Broad-st, Palmerston North, Telephone 709, and we shall continue to trade and be known as THE MODEL LAUNDRY. The premises are being renovated and altered to suit our requirements. We are installing a first-class plant and latest machinery, and being experts in all its branches, we hereby give notice that we will commence business at the above address early in the New Year. A special feature of of our methods in the Washing Department is that all clothing laundried by us is antiseptically treated and sterilize' l The Finery Department will be under the personal supervision of Mrs Darkin, who is an expert laundress in all its branches. Our van will call for and deliver work daily. Price lists forwarded on application. Due notice will be given when we commence operations and the public will be cordially invited to inspect the plant in operation. Thanking you in anticipation, We are, yours respectfully, H. W. DARKIN, & M. A. GRAY, Proprietors.