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Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 124, 27 May 1937, Page 12

WHAT IS “ RED ROSE” WHY— The Finest BtTTTEB Obtainable. AND Produced in Pour Own District. SOLD EVERYWHERE. AWAHUKI DAIRY CO., LIMITED. NOTICE ■yyHEN writing to seeking address i the Times,’ * of advertisers, please include postage or stamped envelope for reply.

AUCTION SALES J. L. BENNETT, LTD. TIMBER -TIMBER TOTABA, MATAI and BIMU. 20,000 FEET 20,000 IRON IRON IRON 100 SHEETS 100 ALSO; Doors, Windows, Posts, Lav. Pans, Cisterns, Piping;, Sheet Iron, Fire-proof Door and Track, Netting, Felt, Kauri Tubs, Water Pipe, Spouting, Downpipe. At the Mart, To-day, at 1.30. We have been favoured with instructions from ME. Wm. LAWSON, Contractor, to sell as above. W. H. MOFFATT, Auctioneer.

J. L. BENNETT, LTD. AUCTIONS TO-DAY 10.30.—FRUIT! FRUIT I FRUIT! 200 cases 200 ALL SEASONABLE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. 1 p.m.—POULTRY. Hens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Pullets, Cockerels. Special Entries: 30 W.L. Pullet 3 (Mumby's Strain), 100 1-vr. liens (Australorps), 50 Table Hens. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. 1.30 p.m.—l Aged Hack, Morris Cowley Tourer (5-seater), 1 Gent's Bike, Farm Sundries, Tools, etc., 1 Spring Tip Drav. 1.45 LIQUIDATION SALE £2OO WORTH £2OO BLANKETS! BLANKETS! DOWN QUILTS! DOWN QUILTS! TRAVELLING RUGS. COLOURED QUILTS. Table Linen, Ladies' Hose, Reversible Rugs, Sheeting, Towels, etc., Umbrellas, etc., etc. W. H MOFFATT, Auctioneer.

TENDERS OEOUA DRAINAGE BOARD. RENDERS arc invited for clearing the following drains:— Contract No. 11. —Murning’s Drain, 48 chains. Contract No. 12. Bush Drain, 75 chains. Contract No. 13.—Clarke’s and Tompkin’s Drain, 148* chains. Contract No. 14.—Rhuvallt’s Drain, 103 chains. Contract No. 13.—Milner’s Drain, 123 chains. Contract No. 10*.—North Branch Of Willow Drain, 121 chains. Specifications and conditions may be seen at the office of the Board, Bongotea, wihero tenders close at 4 p.m. of Tuesday, Ist. June. C. PERCY WOOD, Clerk. Eongotea, May 21st, 1937. LETTERS PATENT TOZEE LOCK. 248981 British. 52396 N.Z. 1GG1584 United States of America. ’"TENDERS will bo received at the ■** Office of the undersigned, Auck land, up to and until 5 p.m. Monday, 7th June, for tho purchase of the rights under tho above, either separately or as a whole, or alternatively the distribution of the Locks under royalty in any of the above countries. THE TOZEE SUPER LOCK CO., LTD., (In Liquidation.) A. J. WHYTE, Liquidator, 301 Victoria Arcade, Auckland, C.l. WANTED TO RENT VXTANTED TO RENT, in Feilding, five or six-roomed house with conveniences; reasonable. Permanent tenant. Apply “ Times’’ Office, Feildlag. that various sums of money were missing, some from his wife’s purse and some from a pocket of one of his coats hung behind the kitchen door. A sovereign was missing from a drawer. Footprints were found on a garden plot from the gate to beneath a window, insido which the footprints were found in the house the previous night. The sovereign, which was in good condition, was dated about 1891. For sonu months previously accused had lived next door with his married sister. Coustable W. R. Miller, stationed at Foxtou, told the Court that in an interview Stevenson had admitted breaking and entering Crosbic’s house and taking tho money. Ho stated that he had pushed up the front window to get into the house. He took the money because he was anxious to pay off an amount owing on a suit. This, however, ho had not doiie. He went to Otaki a few days later to a tangi, and lost a £1 note there. At present he had no means of re-paying the money taken, but hoped to do so. When arrested, accused had 9s in his possession, which was all that remained of the money taken from the house, said tho constable. Stevenson entered a pica of guilty and -was committed to tho Supreme Court at Palmerston North for sentence on Monday next. On tho other charge, he pleaded guilty and was convicted and ordered to come up for sentence if called on within six months. Mr Meiklejohn explained that when, in connection with the housebreaking charge, Constable Miller had searched a house in Avenue road, Foxton, where accused and a Maori womau were living together as man and wife, the cloth was found. Apparently it had been taken in 1931 when accused was engaged as a presser. As to how he got it out of the workroom ho would say little, suggesting that another i>arty was implicated. The theft was charged for tho day on which the cloth was discovered. Accused had no previous criminal record.

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