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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 25, 30 January 1943, Page 8

AUCTION SALES PONGAROA SHEEP FAIR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1943, 5000 SHEER ’ Full Details Later. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY, motor-cycle, 2£ to 3£ h.p. Reasonable price. Ring 8529. T)AIR child’s gumboots, size 7 or 8. Apply “Times” Office, Feilding. IXTRINGER, must be in good condition. Write “62,” “Times”! Office. WANTED TO BUY. ~ /YFFICE safe, must be in good order ! and condition. English make preferred, state size, make. Reply to “A.8.C.,” “Times” Office. TX7E have buyers for 4 and 5-roomed * v houses. Send particulars to Nash and Lovelock, 31 Rangitikei Street. TF you desire to sell your property send particulars to Nash and Lovelock, 31 Rangitikei Street. WANTED TO BUY FIANO. T3IANO, iron frame, suitable small orchestra, no objection borer if reasonable. Particulars to “Orchestra,” “Times” Office. Palmerston Nth. particulars of 4 and 5roomed houses. Wo have clients with the cash. Send details to Nash and Lovelock. TJNCLE Alf’s, 369 Main Street, are cash buyers of musical instruments, household oddments, gents’ clothing, boots, shoes, etc.; engineers’, carpentering and gardening tools. Best prices given. Phone 6780. Used Furniture Used Furniture (Any Quantity) ALSO Pianos, Sewing Machines, Cleaners, Carpets, etc. Best Prices Given Spot Cash. No Cartage or Valuation Fees. MOUNSEY’S USED FURNITURE DEPT. Rangitikei Street. WANTED KNOWN TZ ASHWORTHS. Men’s All Wool Saddle Trousers, 31/6, now 27/6 pair. Glass in your car! Have it replaced by experts at Alexander Clark Ltd., Fitzherbert Avenue. Telephone 7920 for all glass requirements.

SACKS SACKS SACKS FARMERS and STOREKEEPERS. Your sacks and bags are urgently required for Primary Production in New Zealand. We pay the highest market price, also Railway Freight, so consign your bags to:— McKENDRICK BROS. LIMITED, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. Phone 3309. P.O. Bos 14.

Old lady; “I suppose you and youi husband worry a lot because you don’t have any children after having been married threo years.” Young lady: “Oh, yes! We’ve spent many a sleepless night because of it.”