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HARRY 1 AIMER. Harry Palmer's Mart GREAT AUCTION SALE £ 1000 WORTH GOOD DRAPERY TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. PRIVATE SALES THIS MORNING AND ALL DAY TO-MORROW AT AUCTION PRICES. COME AND SAVE MONEY. CLEARING SALE OF ENGINES SEPARATORS, & DAIRY FACTORY REQUISITES. On the Promises, WOOD'N ILI.E. FRIDAY, JUNE 5. 1914, At 12 noon. ----- ARRY PALMER will sell on ac--1 1 count ot' the Hawke ? s Bav ■Dairy Company, the whole of tlieir stock, including:—
8-b.h.p. Dudridge engine 8-b.h!p.Crosslev oil engine 2 440-gallon Alpha De Laval separators 1 05-gallon Alpha De Laval separator 1 50-gallon Diabolo separator 3 Fairbank's beam scales 1 large Avery platform scales Also factory stock ,consisting of cans, buckets, strainers, cattle medicines, bull rings, rope, hosing, rennett, weedkiller, wrenches, saws spades, shovels, handles (all descriptions), pig rings, lever cheese press, cheese hoops, 2 bales 13-in, cheese bandages, hinges, Babcock testers, paints, axle grease, oils, disinfectants, plough chains, lanterns, taps, sand soap, salt, mauls, wedges, galvanised iron, ridging, vaseline, and many other similar lines. Office furniture, Rattner fireproof safe (33 x 27 x 27), office desk, etcetc. NO RESERVE. HARRY PALMER, Auctioneer. HARRY PATiMGR wants fee public intereitad in uis Fnrsiure Department. Talking is no nse he wants you to 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 reqtare TJ you do not find it in his stock. He is not giving anything away, all e wants is to give you good value it a air and reasonable price. Harry Palmer, The House Furnisher, FIRST CORNER. RANGITIKE£ €T "Over 30 years of satisfactory Service makes Piano Buying safe at COLES'. POSITIVELY THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS PIANO VALUE ever inaugurated in this city. The world's foremost makes are included in new, slightly used and sample Pianos and Player Pianos. The prices at which they are marked means vigorous selling and a quick clearance to make room for incoming shipments. TERMS so easy that they are the essence of liberality itself. Easy monthly payments which make it possible for practically every lii.nie to boast a good instrument. Coles & Co., PIANO IMPORTER'S. TUNERS, Etc., PALME RST(,-5 X OR TH. S. A. BAYL.bS*. Manager. TO KIMB9LTC&. R. J. MOOSE'S ROYAL '<IAIL ( OACIIES. Leave Feiiding ... 8.3G zsn. daily Leave Cheltenham ... 10.0 s..sa. daily Leave Kiwicea ... 10.40 a.m. daily Arrive R.mbolton ... 11.30 a.m. daily Leave Kimbolton ... 11.45 a.m. daily Leave Riwitoa ... 2.30 p.m. daily j Leave Oheltenham ... 1.0 p.m. daily Arrive Fending ... 2.15 p.m. daily Coach leave*: Apiii at a.tr... arriviivj; at j Kimboltou i! a.m., depart Kimboicon j 12.30 pro .Siriv? A; iti 2.3<\p.:n. Coaches leave Carbi le stibics at 8.30. ! Parcels left tbs.ro wwl roccive every j iVention. ! • Vehicles and Saddle Corses alwp." hi e. First-class turnouts always I lEILDING WOOL SKIN AND j ■ HIDE SALE. HUGH ROBERTS, "Wool Broker. She Fc ur W olsley machine
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12808, 4 June 1914, Page 8
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