AUCTION SALES.
To-day Monnseyand Co will sell the contents of a seven roomed house, seized under distraint for rent, an i removed to the auctioneer's rooms to be realised upon immediately. Ti'e gods include some thing very special in house! oil furnture, and owing to the circumstances of the sale, eve<y line will be sold absolutely to the highest bidder. The attention of househ< lders and furnishers is drawn to the ' etailed list aivertise i with t »is issue At 11 am. the firm will sell very heavy consignments of produce, an owing to the shortage of storage space every eut y of { roluca will be told to the highest bid er Householders are advised to attand this sale to-day.
Ha ry Paluier a vertises particulars of iis regular market sale, which commences at 11 o'clock tocay, when lines of produce and vegetables will be offered. At 12 noon pigs and poultry fellow, for which goo' entries have been reed At 1.30 fumita e of all rescript ions will be offered; also a good line of tweeds and fancy goods, and good bikes etc The specials include a hillside plough, canary and cage, and a light spring rt;ay.
Harry Palmer advertise particulars of a cloari»,« sa-e which he will coudrct on account of Mrs Methe ill. The list includes a very line English made piano by Bradley, w ich is practically new, a new drop ead sewing machine, eigtit pair 3of white Leghorn hens, all laying, and many useful lines of household furniture T e sal 9 will be held on Tuesday at 1 o'clock, and the premises are 301 Main street iiast Terrace End station. Town buyers can reach the sale by means of Woodheld's bus, which leaves the Post Office at 12 noon, and again at 1 o'olock.
Tiie M A.O. will !ioll a clearing sale of furniture to an i house ol d goods to-day at their Exchange rooms, No 1 Cuba street The goods to be off ere * are the of a gentleman who is leaving for England and must be cleared. Every line is in really gool order. They will also offer factory cured bams ana bacon, gents' new and second fcani bikes, s ndries, of all kinds, and a good line of fowls at 2 p.m The sals will commence as usual at 12 noon
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 2024, 13 September 1913, Page 6
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