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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5359, 17 February 1916, Page 8

Unreserved Auction Sale off Household Furniture Piano aud Effects. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916, AT 1 P.M. On the premises situated JuMa street, llfear Dr. Dawson’s, Pahiatua. JD. C. CREWE has received in- • structions from, Mrs F. HALL, wlio is leaving Pahiatua. to sell by public auction on the premises as above: Fine upright grand piano ' (slight reserve), a nice instrument, as good as new, piano stool, dinne rwaggon, 6 diniiig room chairs, dining table on castors, dining room clock, velvet pile table cover, brown carpet square, hearth rugs, (fender and irons, door mats, carpet runner, linoleums, duchess •chest and washstand to match, toilet set, 2 double antique wooden bedsteads, mattresses, wire wove stretcher, chairs, kitchen table, crockeryware, glassware, pictures, kitchen utensils, wringer, wash tubs, garden tools, sundries and many other- articles too numerous to particularise. Note. —As Mrs Hall is leaving Paliiatua everything is for absolute sale with the exception of the piano, winch has a very- low reserve placed upon it. To those about to furnish or in want of furniture, tin's . sale affords.a good opportunity. Unreserved Sale off Tea Room Furniture, Shop Fittings and Effects. SATURDAY, NEXT, Feb. 19th,,1916 At 1.30 p.m. (Immediately at conclusion of the Mart Sale.), in shop situated Club Hotel Building, Main Street, Pahiatua. JD. C. CREWE has received in- • structions from MISSES JHLVftEIS, who are giving up business, to sell on the premises as above — jy | CHAIRS, 5 tables, 4 dozen and saucers (in lots). 12 teapots, croiokeryware, glassware, knives, forks, spoons, mirrors, pictures, linoleums, cruets, glass sweet jars, mux jugs, gas stove and steamer, gas ring, kettles,' bath, small tank ,trays, ice cream churn, ice cream glasses, scales, shop fittings. Singer sewing machine, and many other articles too numerous to particularise. NOTE. —As Misses Harris are giving up business everything is for absolute sale. The fuxn|iture, etc., is in good condition, and anyone requiring the same, the sale affords a good opportunitv. J. D. C. CREWE Auctioneer. Expresses, Drays, Etc Cannot Be Built BY * ANY FIRM Better than by McEwen. Bait <£ fflinett 'VTET’E BUILD Expresses and Drays T V for milk carrying and general work, also Gigs of every variety, with or without rubber tyres. Rubber Tyree fitted to existing wneels. WE Paint and Renovate Motor Cars and Re-cover or Re-make Motor Hoods and Envelopes. W r E Build New or Repair Old Motor Springs. WE make Motor Non-Skid Chains to fit any size tyre. WE know our Business, and WE attend to it. and Guarantee Satisfaction. Call on us first if you oau, If you cannot ’Phone 82. RING UP Phone 82. THE MANAWATU MACHINERY EXCHANGE COMPANY, PALMERSTON VOHTW HAVE FOR SALE in their Showrooms, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North, the following secondhand Machinery and Implements: 1 Deering Bft. Hay Rake. 1 Deering 9ft. Hay Rake 6ft. Massey Binder. Duncan Steel Frame Disc, 7 aside. Booth Macdonald d.f. Plough P. and D. djf. plough. Reid and Gray d.f. Plough. Garden Plough, with swivel oonlter. Duncan Garden Plough, with circular coulter. 1 Booth Macdonald Wheel Handle Plough. 1 Reid and Gray Handle Plough 1 sh.p. Gardner Kerosene Engine. 1 75-gallon Pump Separator, perfect order. 1 3h.p. Tangye Kerosene Engine. 1 lfh.p. Gilson Benzine Engine. I Andrews and Beaven A 1 Seed Cleaner. Napier Wool Sales. riIHE NAPIER WOOL SALE I. will now be held on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 1916 At 2 p.m. Catalogues Close on MONDAI February 14th. PAHIATUA COUNTY COUNCIL. ■ Applications win be received - up till 2 p.m. of TUESDAY,, tho 22nd inst, for the following positions : “SURFACEMAN.”—Makairo District. “SURFACEMAN. ’ MnEomako District. Conditions of appointment, eu>., may be seen at the County office. R. J. DILLON, County Engineer. February 10th, 1916. CJT PAULS PRESBYTERIAN » CHURCH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1916. FA RE WEI A, SERVICES 11, Communion. 7, "These Three Yearn*.” 2.30 —Ngaturi. Preacher, Rtyv. M. Bawdon Harris. 2.30 —Mangatainoka. Mr O. Holdnway.