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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1588, 14 June 1920, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. JMPORTANT FURNITURE gALE. TO-MORROW. TUESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1 p m. On the Premises, 28 SCjANDIA STREET. Account MR HARDIE. XTARRT PALMER AND CO. will sell. WITHOUT RESERVE, the contents of the comfortably furnished srroomed house. A few of the lines are as follow; — BROADWOOD PIANO (sound), STAINED RIMU SIDEBOARD, 4 HIGH BACK STAINED RIMU DINING CHAIRS, EXTENSION DINING TABLE, SETTEE, cushions, bookshelves, quantity good books, 2 EASY CHAIRS and CUSHIONS, occ. table, deck chair, jardinieres, ornaments, pictures, paintings, 7x9 CARPET, HEARTH RUGS, slip mats, 4i YDS CARPET RUNNER, etc. 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE IN DARK RIMU, consisting WARDROBE, DUCHESSE and PEDESTAL, DOUBLE WOOD BEDSTEAD, 2 single iron bedsteads, 2 stretchers, kapoc and flax mattresses, pillows, good LINOLEUMS, curtains and poles, jug • and basin, box ottoman,, DBL. B.R. BEDSTEAD, box mattress, kapoc, bolster and pillows, table, DUCHESSE CHEST, wardrobe frame, 4 chairs, commode, etc. Kitchen table and cover, linoleums, 40-piece tea set, IS-piece set, LARGE QUANTITY CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ENAMELWARE, KEROSENE STOVE, MEAT ' SAFE, POTS, PANS, KETTLES, CARPET SWEEPER, clock, LAWN MOWER, WRINGER, WHEELBARROW, TREMENDOUS QUANTITY KITCHEN SUNDRIES, GARDEN TOOLS and SUNDRIES TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARISE. EVERYTHING OFFERED must be sold to the highest bidder and buyers are recommended to attend the sale. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer. gHOW SPECIAL JyJART , gALE, SATURDAY NEXT. — « USUAL TIMES. H ARRY PALMER AND CO. invite entries of Suckers, weaners, slips, porkers, etc. Hens, ducks, cockerels, geese and turkeys (unlimited demand for good poultry). W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer, PERSISTENT ENERGY in the attainment of success, together with fair dealing all the time has led to marvellous results in our business, and those who wish to buy or sell are assured of satisfaction at our EVER POPULAR MART. We report an excellent week’s business at the Mart in every line. New and second-hand furniture continues in the keenest demand. Poultry whs in good supply, and Tiigh. Pigs were in fair supply and good animals sold well. Fruit and produce showed a good turnover. New and second-hand harness and stock covers sold in largo quantities. Following are the sales; —■ Weaners 10/ (poor) to 16/6, slips 19/ to 30/, stores 43/ to 55/, Berkshire boars (young) 57/. Hens 5/6 to 13/, pullets to 26/, turkey gobblers 32/ to 45/, turkey hf ns to 24/, cockerels 6/ to 16/, ducks 7/ to 10/. BUYING OR SELLING. IT PATS TO DEAL WITH HARRY PALMER AND CO. THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS. W. B. O’CALI A GHAN, An itioneei -Manager. CHEAP! 300 ACRES L.1.P., RE T 4/6 PER ACRE. Mostly flat land of exceptionally good quality, balance rolling. 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 mil s from rail; carrying an enormous lot of stock, and has abundance of feed. Will do 140 cows next season. The price is £4 3 per acre, with £2500 cash, or owner, who is going into business, will take a good sound mortgage in lieu of cash, at a slUhtly increased price Report:—l have made a thorough inspection of this proper! . and consider it the cheapest 1 have seer. in the Waikato Arrange Immediate Inspection. HERBERT Hi'WiTT, HAMILTON AND DA XNEVIRILE. Dannevirke, Box 171; ’Phone 441 (.office). A. W. GILCHRIST, Sa’eman, ’Phone 228 (house). WANTED TO -SELL. QO ACRES. 35 cows, 6 rooms, £6O p.a., £IOOO cash. 62 acres, SO cows, 6 rooms, £7O p.a., £IOOO cash. 100 acres, 35 cows, 4 rooms, £6O p.a., £I2OO cash. 100 ac» es, 35 cows, 4 rooms, £65 p.a., £IOOO cash. 106 acres, 35 cows, 6 ro'*rns, £62 p.a., £IBSO cash. —I. B* mlluu-r & Co., land •.gents. Mam Si i eet, Palmerston N.