AUCTION SALES. Jounsm o ~~ stock& Furniture. Rang’itikedtt* Paumerston North QIGANTIC gALE OP JJOUSEHOLD pURNITURE. 1 AHA LOTS OF ASSORTED AND XU"U USEFUL SUNDRIES OP EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTION. TODAY At the Residence, MAIN STREET (few doors past Post Office). TVTOUNSEY AND CO. have received instructions from the Public Trustee to sell, as above, in the Estate of J. H. Dillon. It would be absolutely impossible to give readers a list of the articles to be sold, but the sale is recommended to Farmers, Secondhand Dealers, and Residents, as a number of very valuable and rare items are included in the list. The Goods to be sold will be arranged on the Section at the back of the Residence, and will be sold ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE Owing to the great number of Lots to be sold, the sale will COMMENCE SHARP AT 1 P.M. HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, 1919. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., A will sell at their Horse Bazaar, GREY STREET, at 12.30 p.m.:— ftP DRAUGHTS, HACKS AND HARNESS HORSES. Also, on account of F. L. Jackson, Esq., at 1.30 p.m.— 9 3 - YEAR - OLD HALFDRAUGHTS AND VAN HORSES. On account P. Hanlon, Esq., who has given up contracting:— 6 HALF-DRAUGHTS, broken to all work.
jyjOORE AND THOMPSON’S pALMERSTON rjtQWN PROPERTIES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE. 11 11 EXCELLENT? BUILDING! SITES. EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES. 11 11 All about i Acre in size, with good frontage. TIP-TOP SOIL. Situated on the Tram Extension Route, only a few minutes from The Square, and a very COSY, PLEASANT LOCALITY. 2 2 Also, GOOD HOUSES GOOD HOUSES GOOD HOUSES GOOD HOUSES 2 2 Six and Seven Rooms, built of good, sound timber, with every convenien e. Sale will be held in our Grey fV.reet Salerooms on SATURDAY, 13th DECEMBER,. At 1.30. Call in for a plan, ai d select the Section for your new heme. Now is your chance, as they must be sold to THE HIGHEST’ BIDDER. Inspection arrang'd, and full particular;; from — AUCTIONEERS, RANGITIKEI STREET. Details That Make the Overland Light-Four Popular Every car is built to a rigid standard of appearance and comfort. The Overland represents the highest perfection in streamline body design. This superb car has an abundance of power for its weight—the engine runs quietly and smoothly day in and day out —the pick up is quick, smooth and sure. The wheel base allows plenty of room for seating —the large tyres provide bigger air cushions and roll more smoothly over little ruts and bumps. The long cantilever rear springs absorb all road shock, while small resilient springs under deep upholstery make the cushions seem almost pneumatic. The Overland is more than a light-weight car—it is light on tyres, petrol and upkeep, and above all, it is light in price. The universal claims made for this tine car can bo proved by a demonstration. Call or write for booklet—to-day for preference! IKE DAWBER MOTOR CO. IW1A! EHSi’ON NORTH. [A Card. | E. S. CARTER, . CE ETIFICAT EI) M ID WIFERY NURSE, “ROSTRATA” NURSING HOME, 27 RUAIIINE STREET. Phono 112!). Terms on Application. r
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1437, 10 December 1919, Page 8
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