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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 62, 15 March 1938, Page 12

FREE ! Testing of Valves, introduce yourself to the very latest WESTON CHECKING EQUIPMENT IT will pay you to call and see J. V. KYLE “ Co . * * Times' * Building Broadway. PHONE 8290. Bocal Agent for PHILIPS RADIOPLAYER. AUCTION SALES MOUNSEYS AUCTIONS TO-DAY, 1.30 P.M. CLEARING SALE IDEALLY GOOD FURNISHINGS AT OUR ROOMS, including 3-PIECE UPHOLSTERED SUITE in Genoa, I Oft. Gin. x 13ft. Gin. AXMINSTER CARPET, Upholstered Chairs, Tub Chair, 2 Fireside Chairs, Oak Oce. Tables, Seagrass Chairs, Rimn Sideboard, Oval Table, 4 Dining Chairs, Tea Waggon, 9 x 12 Wilton Carpet. BEDROOMS.—ATTRACTIVE 4-Piece OAK SUITE with Mirrored Wardrobe, 3-PIECE OAK SUITE, Rimu Duchess Chests, Chest-o ’-drawers, Single Beds, Ivapoe Mattresses, Linos, Pillows, Curtains. KITCHEN.—SINGER SEWING MACHINE, Table, Chairs, Cupboard, Utensils, Crockery, Carpenter's Tools, Vice, Garden Tools, Sundries. R. R. MORTON, Auctioneer. MOUNSEYS, THE FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS. FOR SALE SALE, good general store, bowser station and Post Office. £550 as going concern. Nash & Lovelock. pOR SALE, Delicious Apples, Cox’s Orange, Jonathan, cooking apples, pears; all at 51bs. 1/-. —333 Main Street, (opposite Empire Hotel.) POR SALE, four choice Jersey-cross heifers r.w.b.; two Jersey-cross cows, May calvers; one fat cow. Apply S 7 Boundary Road. pOR SALE, 2J B.S.A. motor-cycle; in good order. Address at “ Times” Office, Feilding. pOR SALE, concrete posts, strainers, stays, etc., 1000 or more made on your property. For further particulars apply to P. W. Batchelav, 12 Owen Street, Feilding, Phone 7S. pfSED Empty Oil Drums with Tops off, 1/- each to clear.—Alexander Clark Limited, 15 & 17 Fitzherbert Are. TNSPECT our large Tange of Diningroom and Chesterfield Suites.— Cowling & Co. Ltd., Quality Furnishers, Opp. Public Trust, Main Street. BUSINESSES JTOR gALE PETROL STATION: Good proposition. DINING ROOMS. Best stand in city. DAIRY and Home Cookery.—Snip I BOARDING House; reasonable ingoing. TEAROOMS—Good living. WM. BUSINESS BROKERS, BEAL ESTATE AGENTS . PHONE 7556. : USED EUBNITUEE DEPAETMENT. O Late Model Singer Sewing Machines, ° £7/5/-, £9/10/-, £9/17/6; 1 Singer ■ Hand Machine, £2/10/-; 1 late design , 5-piece Bedroom Suite including wire mattress, £l3/10/-. COWLING’S, I EMPIEE PUBNISHEES, ' Soldiers’ Club Buildings, Cuba St., P.N. Loyal Manawatu Lodge > The Mauawatu Lodge held its regu ' lar meeting last week, N.G. Bro. D. S. - McNaughton presiding over a good ' attendance. One candidate was initiated into the Order, one member accepted by clearance, and three candidates proposed for membership. V.G. Bro. L. Haynes reported on the visit to Loyal Manchester Lodge, a very enjoyable evening being spent by those , who made the trip. There were visitors from Loyal Wanganui, Sister Victoria, Ivimbolton and Foxton Lodges, it being the occasion of the installation of officers. The District Grand Master, : Bro. W. G. Nye, was also present. Sis. J. Wass presented a favourable sick report. During the evening several ’ competitions were held for the purpose of subsidising the intended trip to Wellington. A meeting of the social committee was set down for the purpose of arranging a programme for the I. year from the completion of the present - programme. Bro. W. Eyre, P.G.F.S.. reported on the visit paid to Wanganui t for a game of cricket for the Salek J Cup and the team was congratulated oil its success. After supper had been served the Test of the evening was taken up with social activities. Volts From The Blue 1 Four nations are to-day battling to ) be first in the field with the perfection of the latest wonder of science—the : transmission of power by wireless. They aro Britain, the United States, Italy and Germany. Professor A. M. Low, who has been , investigating this possibility for sevi eral years, revealed to a London reporter the stage to which experiments had already been carried. “ Every time you use your wireless set power is broadcast,” he explained. ‘“The great difficulty to be overcome . is the volume of power which can be transmitted. ‘Not long ago Marconi told mo he believed that radio power transmission was a distinct possibility. “Recent tests made by Tesia, the