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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 173, 25 July 1935, Page 10

SUITE OE OFFICES TO LET. fpO LET Suite of Offices in. “Times" Building, Broadway. .Reasonable rental. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY “ TIMES” OFFICE

AUCTION SALES J. L. BENNETT, LTD, AUCTIONS TO-DAY 10,SO o'clock.—FEUlT. FEUIT. FEUIT Apples, (cooking and dessert), Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, etc. Also Cauliflower, Cabbage, Swedes, Onions, Potatoes, etc. I.3O—FEUIT! FEUIT! FEUIT! 2 p.m.—FURHITURE: L.R. Bedroom Suite, D.E. Bedroom Suite, D. and S. Bedsteads and Wires, 1 Stra.d Pa.tteru Violin, Kapoo Mattresses, Can's Pram, Drophead Singer (as new), Tea Waggon, Tables, Chairs, 150 pairs Gum Boots, Down Quilts and Host of Sundries. W. 11. MOFFATT, Auctioneer.

J. L. BENNETT, LTD. GIGANTIC SALE TIMBER TIMBER TIMBER IRON IRON IRON. AT THE MART, SATURDAY NEXT, AT 1.30, SATURDAY NEXT, AT 1.30, \T\JE WILL SELL:— 20,000 FEET 20,000 150 SHEETS IFiONj PIPING, RIDGING, SPOUTING, DOORS, ETC. FULL-' PARTICULARS LATER, IP. H. MOFFATT, Auctioneer.

GENERAL NOTICES RGSSY’S MARI 253 MAIN ST. PHONE 7301. HAS FOR SALE; —Engines, motorcycles, ranges, gas stoves, electric heaters, kerosene heaters, unique hot water service, electric motors, furniture, bedding, etc. We defy competition. PLANTS ETC. FOR SALE /'ANION Plants. —Straw 3/6; Brown duction large orders. —Brown and Son, Pukekohe, SHELTER AND HEDGE TREES. Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs, etc. We still lead for Quality, Quantity and Cheapness. Get our Price List Free. B. H. JUST FLORIST. THE SQUARE, and II COLLEGE STREET.

During .the height of the storm which swept Auckland early on Monday morning, burglars broke into the warehouse portion of the Onehunga woollen mills factory and stole rugs and blankets valued at nearly £IOO, It was the fourth thieving raid on the same premises during the last three years.

Who said the chain letter craze was foolish? asks the Otago Daily Times. There is at least one young woman, in Dunedin , who holds exactly the opposite opinion, and as she has concrete reasons for forming that opinion it is difficult not to see her views. Three weeks or a month ago she received one of the usual kind of “prosperity chain” letters informing her of the monetary reward she might expect if she sent a shilling to the person whose name appeared at the head of a list enclosed and sent the letter on to five other persons. Despite the /pooh-poohs cf the'family, who asserted that she would never see her shilling again, she obeyed 'the instructions and is now able to show a handsome credit balance. Including postage her total out-L-y amounted to Is 6d, and every day or two since then the mail has brought her a shilling from some unkown source. She is now able to show 9s fcrr her original 13 6d, and is wondering how long her good fortune is going to last. •