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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6537, 20 February 1928, Page 12

Having Established Ourselves as Palmerston’s Cheapest Grocery store We are Determined to Maintain Our Reputation Watch Our Advertisements Regularly For Low Grocery Prices. Bice, Sago, Tapioca, Dessert Peaches, Dessert Apricots, Good Ceylon Tea, Loose Cocoa, pure Preserved Ginger all 3d per' lb. large tins 1/3 largo tins 1/3 lib. pkts. 2/English per lb 1/per lb. 1/Biverhead Gold Tobacco 1/3 tin Sardines, medium size tins -id Cigarette Papers, doubles 6 for 1/Weetbix, 1/-; large pkt. 2/1 Dessicatcd Cpcoanut, per lb. 8d Choice Prunes, per lb. 4d UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. CUBA STREET. PALMERSTON NORTH PHONE 5010 OPEN TILL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS

SOONER OR LATER Sooner or later you will be thinking of purchasing a house. Every day means delay in safeguarding your prospects. THE MANAWATU COOPERATIVE BUILDING- SOCIETY (Terminating) is assisting shareholders with loans of £IOO to £7OO absolutely free,of interest. Shareholders can savo,£s2s in interest alone on al2 year period. No. 5 Group now open; shares Is each per week (payable fortnightly). This money,is an investment,, earning profits and comes back to the shareholders. Bangitikei Street, Palmerston' North. W, C. HARRINGTON, Secretary.

AUCTION SALES (QLEARING gALE, 30 ARGYLL AVENUE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1928 1 O'CLOCK. ; J. L.? BENNETT, LTD. XTAVE received instructions from ME 11 D. CBISTIE, who has sold his property to sell contents of his well furnished 5-roomcd bungalow, as per list:— DRAWING ROOM: Oft x 10ft 6in Wilton carpet 3-piece chesterfield suite, oak occ. table, 2 seagrass chairs, curtains and blinds, pic- . tures,. ornaments, electric heater etc. ) BEDROOM No. [1; Dark iamuT4-draw duchess, double bed and wire Durodown mattress, pillows, sheeting, pedestal cupboards, curtains and blinds. BEDROOM No. 2: Single bed a'id wire, ■ kapoc, duchess, pedestal, curtains and blinds, SLEEPING PCRCH BLIND. HALL: 3 yards 4ft super Axminster hall runner, 3 yards 27in super Axminster hall runner, hall curtains, etc. S'. BREAKFAST ROOM: Oval table, 0 chairs to match, 2 Morris chairs, Oft x Oft carpet, china cabinet, book case, pictures, curtains, cushions, blinds, ornament, 50 books, electric heater. KITCHEN: 12 yards good lino, table, 4 chairs. DEOPHEAD SINGER SEWING MACHINE (good as new), electric kettle crockery, pots and kitchen sundries too numerous to mention. OUTSIDE: Lawn mower, lady's bicycle garden‘ tools and sundries, .firewood, etc; ■, ? V •. —WE ARE—- • Cash Buyers WHEAT OATS PEAS POTATOES And have for sale:— Grain, Chaff and Potato Sacks and Seaming Twino THE Manawatu Mills Ltd. Palmerston North Phones 5604, 5006. , A ... A FOR ®ALE.—BRICK KILN. Feildlng. Wire cut machine and pug mill, hand press, motor engine, pipe plant complete. 2,4, 6, inch dies, 3 spring drays, 1 horse, together with 9 acres of land and G-roomed house with all conveniences. No mortgage. Price £2350.

EO LEASE—3SO ACRES At £BO per annum, ring fenced, no buildings. Lease lias 8 years to run with optimal renewal—a splendid wintering place, all in grass. Price, goodwill £350. GILCHRIST AND MILLS Next P.O Palmerston North. s PALM BACON FACTORY A, S. HANSEL Proprietor, Trucking Dates: SHANNON— Tuesday, 21st. TRADE MAWi From 10 a.m to 1 p.m J. KELLY, Buyer Phono 5660. S.S. KENNEDY Loading at Foxton for Lyttelton— MONDAY, February 20th, 1925. Loading at Lyttelton for Foxton— THURSDAY, February 23rd, 1928 Loading at Wellington for Foxton— SATURDAY, February 25th Agents: Levin and Co. Ltd. Palmerston North Agent:—R. W. Priest, Hopwood’s Buildings (Phone 5276.) our" meat pies aniTotjr ' bots Arc Becoming More and More Popular Every Day. HARRY WHITEHEAD, Tea Rooms, Opp. Knight & Days, 98 Rangitikei St.