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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1695, 25 November 1920, Page 8

• AUCTION SALES. i HARRY PALMER > AND CO. REGULAR MART SALE. AT THE MART. C-nCTARRY PALMER AND CO. will f sell as usual — B 0.00 sacks seed potatoes (all kinds), 50 sacks old potatoes, new potatoes, vegetables, etc. K ■■.'■•• • KpURNITURE at 1.30 Sharp.—On account of several vendors, removto the Mart for convenience of sale, incUiding 3 bedroom suites fr ' ,(rimu), wardrobes, 5 duchess chests, bedsteads, mattresses and bedding, piano (Mignon), S-piece chesterfield suite (brown velvet), easy chairs, carpets and rugs, 6 hail stands, dining table, 6-piece high-back dining suite, wood I '..r kerb, kitchen dresser, tables r" . chairs. '/"Also large quantity kitchen sundries. Also, on account R. S. Abraham, Esq. —2OO bundles books, 60 pictures, I . 2 stags' heads, hall stand and sundries. • »- „ i(SL- NO RESERVE, - ' i.'i ; •~~" ,W, B. O'CALLAGHAN, • fir ' ■ Auctioneer. UCTION CALE •<FARM PROPERTY, COWS,.HORSE, DOG CART, HOUSEHOLD FURi* NITURE, etc., t On. the Farm, ? t;jASHHURST ASHHURST ''SI? t (Ashhurst-Feilding Road). MR P. F. McDAVITT. Sf- :-■ | . WEDNESDAY NEXT, Ist DEC, At 1 p.m. SSw TARRY PALMER AND CO. will sell By auction as above— DESIRABLE FARM OF 48* m ACRES, with a well-built house (5 and outbuildings. : i Easy Terms can be arranged. [ ->! .-Further- Details at our Office. .) HARRY PALMER AND CO. • « ; W- B. O'CALLAGHAN, ; "-, , Auctioneer. FURNITURE CLEARING QALE. %■, TUESDAY NEXT, 1 P.M. 1 "On the Premises, 14 ADA STREET. \ {Account MR C. H. BURGE. i I TJARRY PALMER AND CO. will 3 sell as above, the practically new 1 contents of the five-roomed house. Full Details Saturday's paper. W. B. O'CALLAGHAN, » Auctioneer. -LOOKING EORWAKD to the future is a fine thing for a ■business man, for the actions of to!day will inevitably make or mar the future of any business. We have always tried to make our 1 -present actions lead the way for future successes, and the continuing confidence of our clients leads us to the belief that we have" succeeded in r-our. efforts. , I We report big entries in boths pigs land poultry on Saturday, and alXthough the pig sale was in buyers' Jfavour, very few in proportion were *passed in'. Poultry was in good de4Snand for good quality. Furniture and agpfoduce all met a good demand. fj' Following aro, the sales:. —i . ( jP4>Weaners and slips 15/ to 24/, stores ];27/ to 56/, porkers to 70/, sows 95/ ;to £6 15/, hens 8/6 to 13/6, ducks i*B/6 to 10/, hens and W.L. chickens )17/ to 21/, ducklings 3/ to 11/, {Chicks 4d to 4/, cockerels to 10/, sheep jMClog £5 5/, gooseberries &%<X lb. *§■ i' ~L - : 15t - f . -: jBtJTING OR SELLING, IT PAYS TO *>;■ CONSULT I JJARRY pALMER & QO., \.j THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS. • ■« Jt, \ , S7. B. O'CALLAGHAN, X n •■ ) Auctioneer-Manager. m. MOORE AND CO, i FAT STOCK BUYERS, LAND AND I COMMISSION AGENTS, SfiKangitikei Street, Palmerston North. W. Moore, A. Moore.) (A. J. Winton. p 1 MANAKAU. .'450 Acres Freehold, all in grass; all flat and ploughable; 2 acres in bush; soil principally drained swamp; carries beast to the acre; at present stocked with SCO mixed cattle; post end wire fences; watered by creeks -and springs; good roads; 1\ miles -i'rom Manakau; whare on property. V PRICE: £75 per acre. Terms: To be arranged. W. MO ORE AND CO., ( Rarigitikei Street, Palmerston North. D. WATSON, PLUMBER, TAONUI STREET, 'as now resumed business, and hopes tat all his old clients, as well as sw ones, will give him their support. 'Phone 4 80. ORDEPS PER 'PHONE No. 0X« .