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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 1979, 22 November 1921, Page 8

TO LET AJSD FOR SALE. RESIDENCE FOR SALE. TfOR SALE, eight-roomed residence, ■*■ capacious, comfortable, splendidly timbered; well planted garden on three-quarter acre section, garage fowl yards; central location. Addrea "Times" Office. TOR Sale, 5 rooms, bungalow, con ■*■ crete with cavity walls, situated close Bowling Green; largo section. Price £1550, terms arranged. J. A. Nash and Co. PrILAP House, Bourke Street, 5 rooms, motor shed, etc. No mortgage. Price only £9OO with £350 cash. J. A. Nash and Co. ;ui«i farm, 70 acres, close to '-' Palmerstori North, good buildings, milking machines, carrying 28 cows. Price only £6O per acre, with £3OO cash. J. A. Nash and Co. K)R Sale, all the leading brands of Australian Wines, Ports, 60/- per case, guaranteed bottled in AustraliaSole agents in the Dominion for Sandman's Celebrated Wines, French Champagne, 20/- per bottle. Also agents for Tooth's K.B. Australian Lager beer, procurable in pints or quarts. H.B. Tucker, Club Hotel Wine and Spirit Vaults. 'Phone 279. P.O. Box 46. WANTED to sell, 5-seater Buick * * car, 4-cylinder; new tyres, good order and condition. Sacrifice. Address "Times" Office. —£200. OR SALE, fishing licenses, rods, lines, minnows, flies, traces, casts, hooks to gut, waders, gaff hooks, landing nets, etc. —Bycroft's, Main St. 'OR SALE, section in Russell Street, 66 x 132; very cheap at £3 15/foot. Terms. —Bagnall and .Keeble. ffl-ROOMED house, David Street, V pantry, bathroom, gas and washhouse. In good order. Price £900;. £250 cash. —Bagnall and Keeble. ' < SPLENDID Farms.—77 acres, all 1 flat, ten paddocks, good 5-roomed house and outbuildings; only 10 chaia from Railway Station. Price £73 per acre; Cash £ISOO. 6-roomed house, up-to-date; 6 acres. Price £825; Cash £225. Apply D. D. Currie and Co., 161 Main Street West. OR SALE, good six-roomed house, 12ft. stud, 2 sleeping porches: motor shed, every convenience; gas stove, 66ft. x 165 ft, best locality, near Square. £I4OO. Cash £3OO. Swift and Co. F.O.S. 629 GOING TO PIECES'' Often a man goes to pieces because he needs a holiday and doesn't get it.—He neeo> renovating. A HOUSE "GOES TO PIECES" because it too, needs • renovating-: A coat of paint, new wallpapers here and there. A Man and a House Often "GO TO PIECES" together, because the shabby house depresses the man. WAGHORN'S WALLPAPERS WAGHORN'S PAINT SAVE BOTH THE HOUSE AND THE MAN and the expense is trifling in proportion. Call To-day On WAGHORN'S OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS. THE SQUARE. SAVE MONEY PEOPLE OP DANNEVIRKE AND DISTRICT. 'You can- travel in the "Manawatu Times" Car at a fraction of the cost that It takes to use your own. FROM PALMERSTON NThe "Times" Car leaves Palmerston North each morning at 4.30 a.m., travels to Woodvllle in time to catch the early morning train to Wairarapa and arrives at Dannevirke at l 6.30 a.m. LEAVES DANNEVIRKE, at 7 a.m. for Woodvllle via Te Rehunga, Kirltaki, Maharahara, Maharahara West, and Finfold Road. FOR PALMERSTON N, leaves Woodville, 9 a.m., travels' via the Gorge and Aukautere. Arrives in time to catch expresses North and South. PASSENGERS PICKED UP OR SET DOWN AT ANY POINT ON ANY OF THESE ROUTES. Passe'icrers from Palmerston North Book Sc»v,s by ringing 'Phone 21. "Manawatu Daily Times" Co., Ltd.,