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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13211, 30 September 1915, Page 8

EXCHANGE BOOMS, NO. 1, CUBA STREET. to-day, At 1 p.m. m HE M.A.C. will sell by PUELIC A AUCTION a very large consignment of first-class HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, HAMS AND BACON, Saddlery and Harness, Clover Hay and Straw Chaff, Prime Table and Seed Potatoes, large lot of useful sundries of all kinds. THE M.A.C., OuDa f"reet, holds the Agency for one of the largest hnrness importing firms in the l)o minion. Large stock of harness, sad tilery, horse and cow covers at absolute bedrock prices. Inspection tn vited. -

Fre?z ! ng Space Now Available We can offer highest prices fw ox and cow beef frozen in quarters, u' Boner Bulls and Cows, also Sheep aurt Lambs. Stock purchased outright ..r frozen on owner's account. Correspondence invited. Mellsop, Eliott & Co., PALMERSTON NORTH.

INDIANS JUST ARRIVED. 20 INDIANS 20 LATEST MODELS, RIGHT HAND KICK START. INDIAN 1915 SALES TO DATE EXCEED THOSE OF THE NEXT LARGEST manufacturer Bv 30 per cent. In this 30* per cent, margin is written the story of Indian supremacy, continued success—a present and future leadership. PROUD SOLE AGENTS: NONPAREIL CYCLE & MOTOR CO.

BELLS v BELL 3 Is Each i yp.T.T.« BELLS ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT ,< JTJST LANDED. Workmen! BECUEE HARD-WEAR TYBEB. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. OOVEBS 7a 6d. TUBES 4b 6d. Ucciplete Repair Outfit Given Wilb Each TyTe. Walter Turner, NEXT KOBY THEATR-i. BQUARE.

THE MAORIS IN THE FIGHTJNG LINE Ha7e shown their foes their fighting quality, as BARNES AND GRANT hpve shown the public of t'almevston the quality of their pork goods, and the most up-to-date provision st'o if Palmerston North. and s<r>i-r windows. You mns»f 'ji.rc.hase. '>ur kot pies n'<(" sausiy>' r« i.s are treats. F.ARWES I D ( KANT, i'HE I'KOVISION Ml , tCH A NOSQUAB r. , 'Phono 792. NEWS FOR CoR BO^oi WATCH No. 7, MAIN STREET, for HECTOR ROSS'S New Provision Shop. SOLDIERS will get all they require there at reasonable prices: also try our light lunckeons an<~ " roon s Mie most up-to-date in ''^a. H. ROSc. . «>priot«»r Picked Farms. i2 ACRES ricn alluvial country close to Palmerston North, 6-roomed no-ise, and all necessary buildings. Price £75 per acre. Terms £IOSO cash; balance arranged 6 years at per cent. 39 ACRES, all in grass, save 6% acres lucerne, 1% acres orchard, 8roomed House, h. and c. water, bath room, etc., up-to-date cowsued. Present stock 31 cows, 7 yearlings, 2 borses and bull. The stock curried 6peaks for the quality ?f the land. £SOO cash will allow good man in; balance arranged for 5 years at 5% per cent. BIRNIE & COOMBS 43 RANGITIKEI STREE'I PALMERSTON NORTH. FEILDING TO ITIMBOT.TON. MOORE'S Royal Mail Coach leave* Feilding Post Office daily at 8.30 a.m., arriving Kimbolton 11 a.m. L«nve» Eimbolton for Feilding at 12 Leaves Waituna for Feilding 7.3P a.m. Leaves Feildine 3.30 p.m. R. J. MOORE, Pros /ietor. Feildin®. Paul Dnfeult ..Kenuarly Rumford. and ffore* of prominent singen praise " Flwwol" a» % Chrniim* and Store*. 1/8 md 6 4