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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 1980, 23 November 1921, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT FEILDING. ACRE DAIRY FARM. Situated on the KIMBOLTON ROAD, Opposite Mr E. Short's Homestead. rpHE Public Trust Office as Trustees in the Estate of the late C. Lucas, have instructed us to sell by Public Auction the Dairy Farm as above, At our Ofhcc, FEILDING, On the 25th NOVEMBER, At 10.30 a.m. sharp. This is an excellent farm for either Dairying or Stud Stock, the soil is first class, and the situation is ideal. Good house and outbuildings, numerous paddocks and abundance of water. The reserve price reduced to present-day values. TERMS OP SALE: 10 per cent, deposit, 5 per cent, in six months. 5 per cent, in twelve months. Balance Public Trust Mortgage at per cent. Arrange for inspection with and secure further information from ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS. LTD., Palmerston North and Feilding. THERE ARE \ who have “home expense” worries, when we are on the warpath of value giving. People wonder how we sell HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PEOPLE S OWN PRICES. BUT, Come and watch the business we do and you'll understand. The answer is "turnover." LINOLEUMS, CARPETS. BEDROOM SUITES, PIANOS, DRAWING ROOM SUITES. ( Everything for the home, at practically YOUR PRICE. Spend an odd half-hour looking round our rooms. \ You’ll And what you want. MOUNSEY & CO. Corner RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. NEW ENGLISH CARS. We have just landed something really worth while; "WOLSELEY” and "BELSIZE" CARS. These cars are a convincing testimony to the high standard of British engineering skill. Before * buying your car, in justice to yourself call and inspect them. We have several splendid bargains in Second - hand Cars and Trucks. The FAMOUS "BUICK” and "CHALMERS" cars are as usual ready for a demonstration at any moment. J # J>BTT & B ayly > L td » PALMERSTON NORTH. N.Z. MEAT PACKING CO-, BUYERS OF PRIME BACON PIGS. Prompt Payments Assured. TRUCKING DATES FOR NOVEMBER: —Glen Oroua, Tues.. 29, 1 to 2.30; Rongotca, Wed., 30; Te Relumga, Tues., 22, 10 to 12; Oringi, Tues., 22, 12.30 to 2 p.m. L. LOVELOCK, ’Phone 1238. PRINCESS HOTEL, TERRACE END T DESIRE to Notify the Public of I- Palmerston North that I have taken over the above Hotel and that I am now catering for the travelling public. I have added to the premises a bottling store, stocked with the choicest brands only. A single bottle can be purchased at wholesale prices. H A. MITCHELL. Proprietor.