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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1561, 17 June 1920, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. HARRY PALMER AND CO. REGULAR M ART ALE ' TO-DAY (THURSDAY). IPM- 100 cases dessert and cooking 'apples, cauliflower, cabbage, swedes, parsnips, carrots, onions, 50 sacks prime table potatoes, and other vegetables and produce. SPM: Tremendous quantity good sound furniture and household effects, including 3-piece bedroom suite in stained rimu, consisting of wardrobe with bevelled mirror, duchess chests and yasjistand, b.r. and iron bedsteads, ww box and kapoc mattresses, tables, chairs, sideboards, and large quantity sundries. EVERYTHING OFFERED MUST BE SOLD. 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, wa will be pleased to submit quotations. Returned, soldiers toiiyins new fu-rsii-ture 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. BUYING OR SELLING, IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH HARRY PALMER AND CO. THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS. W. B. O'QALLAGHAN, Auctioneer-Manager. BAY OF PLENTY. BEST CLIMATE IN NEW ZEALAND, ALSO CBEAPEST LAND. 460 A CRES F reehol:d - Practically all in grass and mostly flat Has been used for fattening bullocks and sheep for many years. Only four miles from Te Puke, and 11 miles from railway station. Best home in the district. New ferroconcrete house. PRICE: £34 per acre, on good terms. Vendor will take small cash deposit and a good sound mortgage for balance of his equity (£7600). This land grows excellent maize. At present prices this is the most profitable crop that can be grown. -% Further particulars from HERBERT HEWITT, HAMILTON AND DANNEVIRKE. Dannevirke, Box 171; 'Phone 441 (office). A. W. GILCHRIST, Salem an, 'Phone 228 (house). THE WORLD'S BEST. THE TRUSTY TRIUMPH. JUST ARRIVED. NOW ON VIEW AT OUR SHOWROOMS. *5 An American despatch rider, writing in "Motor Cycling," U.S.A., says:— Believe me, the REAL bus of them all is the TRIUMPH, a tidy bus that will hop its 60 to 65 miles per hour, and climb like a cat. In greasy going she's as steady as a church. ISN'T THIS THE MOTOR CYCLE YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR? DAWBER MOTORS, LTD., R.ANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTOX NORTH. OAKLAND The 1920 Oakland Models are known as the 34C series. Oaklands were one of the first sixcylinder cars made. They are not an experiment. They are just as popular in South Africa, Australia, Denmark, and, in fact, all over the world, as they are in their own country. Plans for this year call for the manufacture of . . . 72,000 CARS . . . Demonstrations Gladly Arranged. THE WATT MOTOR CO., Ltd. 42 RANGITIKEI STREET.