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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1891, 9 April 1913, Page 8

Rough Rider Drapery am Clothing Establishment. THE SQUARE. %/| OUNSEY & CO have receive* »I instructions from J. H. Dalton Esq., Auckland, to sell by public auc tion, the stock of Clothing. Drapery and General Soft Goods lines as above on TO-MORROW, Commencing at 11 a.m. The will be slaughters at a great sacrifice : nothing will hi reserved ; the whole stock to be sold I>; the auctioneers regardless of cost, tin owner being anxious to make a complete clearance day of sale. In all some 500 LOTS will be offered, including : Gents' tailor made suits, suit lengths, costum lengths, ladies' ready-made cos tumes, gents' lines in shirts, under clothing, ties, collars, woollei goods, etc. v SALE OF PROPERTIES. IN ROY STREET. SATURDAY. APRIL 12, 1913, AT 2 p.m. jtyf 'OUNSEY & CO, hare receive* UX instructions from the owners t< sell as above at their Rooms, Rangitike street: — - Two dwellings of 4 rooms, bathroom scullery, washhouse, p.w.c., tanks each insured for £225; sectioi being Lot 4 of section 241, frontage 73 feet, depth 223 links ; each dwel ling is let at lis week. These properties are an excellent in vestment to anyone having money to in vest paying good interest. ' JNO. MOUNSEY, Auctioneer. HARRY PALMER. AUCTION SALE BICYCLES. LADIES' aud gents' splendid bicy cles, wdrth £lB each, must b sacrificed for debt at Palmer's Mart oi Saturday, April 12th, at 2 o'clock. N i reserve. CLEARING SALE OF DRAPER! REMOVED FROM COUNTRY 3 STORE r AT THE MART, TOMORKOW f THURSDAY, APRIL 10th, f H ARRY PALMER will sell : Large consignment of general dra pery, men's clothing and mei eery. Full particulars later. NO RESERVE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS On Premises, 56, Fitzherbert Street. TUESDAY, 15th APRIL. At 1 p.m. HARRY PALMER has receivec instructions from Mr J. Copelanc who has disposed of his business, to sel as abore, the whole of the superioi furniture and effects contained in th< six-roomed dwelling. The furniture is of the highest qua! ity, and equal to new. Full Particulars Later. NO RESERVE. XX. public interested in his Furni ture Department. Talking is no use, he want# you tc call in and inspect his stock. 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 ralue at a fair and reasonable price. Harry Palmer, The Housh'.Furnisher, FIRST CORNER. RANGITIKEI-ST Sparklet Syphons make Cool, Healthful Drinks. IN hot weather ordinary water is tepid and unsatisfying, and moreover, it is often unsafe to drink. On the other hand a Seltzogen gives a drink that is cool and beneficial to the health. You can prepare the drink in your own home, nothing is simpler. Just fill the syphon with water, and slip in a sparklet cartridge. We stock Seltzogens in all sizes. Leary's Pharmacy. The Square Palmerston N. PICNIC PARTIES. MR WOOLRIDGE is prepared to cater with his motor car for picnic parties, cricketers, etc Seating accommodation for 20. Speed and comfort assured. Quotations given on application at Adams' Garage, Cuba Street.