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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2693, 10 July 1923, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. IMPORTANT ART SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), JULY 11, AT 2.15 P.M. AT THE EMPIRE HALL, PRINCESS STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH, i * RARE and Beautiful Collection of ■ nearly 200 Water Colours, Oil Paintings, and Original Etchings, Antique and Modern, by British, Continental and Colonial Artists of repute; Original Etchings by Colin Hunter, it.A.; Albany Howarth, R.E.; H. Herkomer, It.A., and other Great Artists. On view to-day (Tuesday), July 10, from 9.30 a.m. to ". p.m.. and up to time qf sale, Wednesday, July 11. Admission Free. Inspection Invited. Catalogues on Application. J. L. BENNETT, Auctioneer. ROXGOTEA SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. N. Z. LOAN AND M AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell as follows: — 50 fat sheep S dairy cows 18 fat and forward cows 7 store cows 24 empty cows 10 weaner heifers 3 buls ASHHURST HEIFER FAIR. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1923. \AXGETY AND CO.. LTD will sell ' in he Yards on Mr W. Currie's property, at 12 noon on account of various clients: — 1 Afi 2 and 3-yr CHOICE SPRINGJLUU [xo HEIFERS, comprising: 4« 2-yr S.H. cross spg. heifers 25 2-yr Jersey cross spg. heifers SB 2 and 3-yr Jersey and Jersey cross spg. heifers, calving July and early August, ex Pohangina country FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923. IHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS ■>- will sell: 1000 KIiJ ' :EP » including: r GOO 4 and 5-yr ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 50 fat ewes and wethers 50 fat lambs Also 4 good sheep ASK FOR ' STAPLES' SPARKLING ALES. None None Better Better Obtainable. Obtainable. THORNDON BREWERY, Wellington. A. H. HALE, 66 FEATHERRTON STREET. Concrete Pathways, Curbing and Concrete Drives: day work or contract. Charges moderate. SEPTIC TANKS. [7E make a speciality of above and lV " will be pleased to give estimates. BEATTIE AND PROCTER, LTD., THE RELIABLE PLUMBERS, 85 CUBA STREET. Phone, 5409, Shop; 6090, Mr, Beattie; 6396. Mr Cope. 0. A. PASCOE, WOOD, COAL AND COKE DEALER, 439 Main Street, 'Phone 6388, "NTOT being a member of the local Coal Dealers' Association, is prepared to deliver coke in bag lots to suit purchasers. Orders promptly attended to. U. S. D. rpplE U.S.D. claims to have the larg- -*- est stock of modern now and sec- ( ond-hand furniture in the district. We have 15.00 ft of floor space well laid out with modem designed furniture, including oak and heart of rimu bedroom suites, duchess pairs, duchess; chests, chesterfield suites in English rnoquet and tapestry. Pianos, Singer and other sewing machines, wool, ftapoc and down oeddlng. Large stock of carpets, carpet runners, rugs, lino- - leums, blankets, eiderdown and other quilts, etc. We hav a large quantity of cabin trunks, steel trunks, suitcases ' and brief bags. Seagrass prams, pushcarts, chairs and settees, kitchen and \ dining room chairs and tables. We * Rlso stock crockery, dinnerware. cut- / lery, brushware. hardware, and kitchen utensils of all dpscriptions. Coun- ]■ try orders packed and put on rail. All I goods delivered in Borough free of * charge. Universal Supply Depot, j Lyceum Hall, 327 Main Street. Opp. Dcvlnes. Phone 6026.