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Manawatu Times, Volume LII, Issue 3615, 16 September 1927, Page 12

ADVERTISING CREATES DEMAND——QUALITY . MAINTAINS IT Pollard, per bushel .. •.. 2/6 Bran, per bushel .. .. 2/3 1A Sugar, per . bag .. .. 16/9 Oatmeal, per bag .. .. '/ South Flour—25’s, 5/0; 50’s. 11/-; 100’s 21/Wheatmeal, per bag .. .*. 5/9 Boiled Oats, 4 pounds . .. 1/3 ’Phone 5010Rice, Tapioca, Sago, 3 lbs/ ~ lid Boiling Peas, 4 lbs. .. i.. 1/Haricot Beans, 4 lbs. .. .. 1/ Lentils, 3 lbs. .. .. .. 1/Seeded Raisins. 3 pkts. .. 1/3 Sultanas, per.lb. ... 6d., Sd. lOd Prunes, per lb .. ... .. 5<X ■We’ll Deliver. THE UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO., CUBA STREET.

AUCTION SALES J. L. BENNETT, LTD. £SOO WOBTH £SOO DBA P E B Y Seized Under Bill of Sale, TO BE SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE TO-MOBKOW (SATURDAY), SEPTEMBER 17, 1927, ■ 2 P.M. The list includes — Fringed all wool rugs, men’s Roslyn singlets, 6-yard pieces strong calico, men’s underpants, Marcella quilts for double beds, ladies’., rubber coats, cretonne, ladies ’ nightdresses, men’s pure wool Mosgicl shirts, men’s neglige shirts, men’s Samson braces, anen’s tr- mers, men’s rubber lined coats, ladies’ gloves, men’s dungaree trousers, men’s handkerchiefs, men’s pyjamas, ladies’ hose, towels, boys’ oil coats, MEN’S SUITS, serviettes, table damask, costume lengths, blankets, strings beads, ladies' silk junipers, men’s suspenders, hearth rugs, lino range of curtains, , including Nottingham and Brussels, nets (some coloured borders and silk edges), Jilky Shantungetto for ladies’ underwear, washing crepes, double width gingham silk, covered coat hangers, men’s and ladies’ hanu rchicfs, large sired sofa-rugs, etc. Me ft o & Hr* JrtSe % $ r < «HE MANAWATU FARMERS A FREEZING & BACON CO. MX), PALMERSTON NORTH. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. W. P. BICKERS. Buyer. Rldgelands, Felldlnr. DAIRY FARM 240 ACRES, more or less, well grassed, •I and divided into several paddocks, well watered, and has been milked upon for some years. Land easy rolling. Nice home with modern conveniences, including telephone, electric light; 1 mile from town and railway, on main road, cream lorry calls for cream. Now running nice Jersey herd. This place is above the average, and the owner is offering it to retire to a smaller place as his family is small. PRICE only £22 per acre, and good terms given. For full particulars, apply—- “ JERSEY,” 11 Manawatu Times ” Office. GOOD FARMING INVESTMENTS. 442 Acres: 2 miles good town and near freezing works.. Usually winters 24 ewes ' ■ the a c, and takes off 105 per cent, lambs, which mostly go off fat from the mothers. Portion of flat area in front, suitable for building sites. About 60-80 acres ploughed. Four houses, telephones and electric light. Good fencing, well watered. Price £22/10/-. Terms arranged. 7 490 Acres: 14 miles town, Eangitikei; all ploughable, and grows splendid crops. Owner has done a largo am unt of cropping, <nd has fed ■ off each year, carrying as many as 6000 lambs. Good ewe country or mixed farming; dwelling, telephone, outbuildings. Price £3O per acre; a cheap farm. Terras arranged. FULLY RECOMMENDED. VICTOR E. SMITH. Real Estate Agent FEILDENG. HANDY LITTLE FARM, GOING CONCERN. ACRES, about half of which is drained swamp, balance flat to undulating, warm sandy loam. Nice healthy country, carrying 20 cows and necessary stock. All ploughable. Well subdivided by good post and wire fences. Nice 5-roomed house. Cowshed with concrete yard. Motor shed, etc. Handy to town and railway. Cream collected. Price £4O per acre, includes stock and implements, estimated value £4OO. Terms .£OSO cash: balance arranged. FALCONER & GUAY, 12 Ilangitikel Street. PALMERSTON NORTH, A OVERT!SING in the " Manawatu Dally Times” gets action the same day.