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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1586, 11 June 1920, Page 8

» AUCTION SALES. HARRY PALMER AND CO. -REGULAR TWTART QALE. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). ARRY PALMER AND CO will r sell as usual: — til A.M.: 100 cases dessert and cooking apples, pumpkins, marrows, swedes, cabbage, cauliflower, parsnips, carrots, onions and 50 sacks prime table potatoes. £l2 NOON: Pigs of all kinds, including weaners, slips, stores ,etc. 12.30 P.M.: Horses, vehicles, etc., including 1 draught horse, caravan, and harness. Account Public Trustee: Horse, gig,and harness. II P.M.: Poultry of all kinds, including 30 White Leghorn pullets (forward), hens, ducks, cockerels, etc. a.30 P.M.: Quantity second hand harness, horse and cow covers,, dogs, including 2 purebred sheep pups, yard sundries. 5.30 P.M.: Tremendous quantity good useful furniture and household sundries. EVERY LOT OFFERED MUST GO. W. B. O'CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. "PURNITURE QLEARING QALE. TUESDAY NEXT, 1 P.M. i On the Premises, 28 SOANDIA STREET. Account MR HARDIE. HARRY PALMER AND CO. will sell, WITHOUT RESERVE:— THE CONTENTS OF THE COMFORTABLY FURNISHED 5ROOMED HOUSE. Full Details Saturday's Papers. W. B. O'CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer. ELEGANT FURNITURE. Unique in Design. & Built to Last. Manufactured in our own Factory (Featherston Street) by capable workmen, of best quality timber •(well seasoned), either in oak or rimu, is now showing at our Mart, at prices that defy competition. Those who are furnishing are cordially invited to inspect our stocks, and if other designs are wanted, we will be pleased to submit quotations. Returned soldiers buying new furniture under the Repatriation Scheme will be allowed a special discount. Our ordinary price is low, but In their case we are prepared to cut our profit to the barest margin to help them to make a home at as small an outlay as possible. BARRY PALMER AND CO. THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS. W. B. O'GALLAGHAN, Auctioneer-Manager. IN WINTER AND IN SUMMER you get the same reliable service from the Hudson. Whatever the weather conditions you travel comfortably in a HUDSON SUPERSIX. and you have that pleasant feeling of being able to rely on getting to your destination -virnoiit any engine trouble. For the Hudson is essentially "the reliable car." Many yea--s experience in the constructing of high-grade cars has enabled the rtudson Company to produce a car perfect in every detail. YOU MUST KNOW MORE ABOUT THE HUDSON. CALL OR WRITE TO DAWBER MOTOIS, LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH. CHEAP! 30» ACRES L.1.P., RENT 4/6 PER ACRE. Mostly flat land of exceptionally good quality, balance colling. Patches of white pine bush about the homestead; good house of six rooms, and exceptionally good cowshed; very handy to school, factory, etc. .Situated in a very good valley, eight miles from rail; carrying l an enormous lot of stock, and has abundance of teed. Will do 140 cows next season. The price is £43 per acre, with £2500 cash, or owner, who is going into business, will take a good sound mortgage in lieu of cash, at a slightly increased price Report: —I have made a thorough inspection of this property, and consider it the cheapest 1 have seen in the Waikato. Arrange Immediate Inspection. HERBERT HEWITT, HAMILTON AND DANNEVHtKE. Dannevirke, Box 171; 'Phone 441 (office). A. W. GILCHRIST, Saleman, 'Phone 228 (house).