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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVII, Issue 21403, 21 July 1939, Page 16

U Al I.CHITii’H AND CO. : o-DAY I j M I (’IILRCH AND CO. Will Sell 12 ' POl’l PRY AND PIGS. 1.30 p.m. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. 3 pm. A C. PUBLIC TRUSTEE, in the i - t’ATE LATE HANNAH THYNE, ■| a IDS';, ns: 2 Tables, I.a wn Mower, J i-.. Cushions. Table Clotlis, < ’a.' ; :n. . I! r ■'I 1 ' avi'l.-.. Mu Is. Linen. • i To follow: Sideboard, OAK Ext-. 1 Table, OAK Dinner OAK Hall S- .n : . OAK Gramophone. 2 OAK D.H. , Sowing Machiir's. GURNEY 4 Plate i I’l el. Ran. r • must be .-Did', Orc. T :ble<. Set,re Fold Table. Fold Bed tod Bi dding. , Chest Drawers. Duche . e. Wardrobe, 7 Carver Chairs. Books and Sundries. ■ i" J IT. ALLCIIURCII AND CO., ■ j AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS POULTRY AND PIG SALES EVERY FRIDAY AT 12 O'CLOCK H. ALLCHURCH AND CO. have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the Late SAMUEL McSKIMMING, to sell by Private Treaty:— Four-Roomed Residence, electric lighting, porcelain bath and basin, plastered walls, cupboards built-in, and all modern conveniences; also shed and other improvements, situate 34 Grey Road. This Property was submitted to auction recently and is now open for sale. Further particulars obtainable from the Sole Agents. 11. ALLCHURCH AND CO. have received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by Private Treaty:— Six-Roomed Brick Residence with brick partitions, electric lighting, hot and cold water, porcelain bath and basin, cupboards built-in, washhouse, etc , all under one roof, outbuildings, etc. The house is erected on Lot 1, being 98 Otipua Road, and the sections 2,3, 4 and 5 adjoining, facing Otipua Rd., | section Lot 6 faces Newton Street. The whole property is for sale in one lot. This Property was submitted to auction recently and is now open for sale. Further particulars obtainable from the Sole Agents. 11. ALLCHURCH AND CO., “THE RIALTO,” The Oldest Established Mart in South Canterbury WASHING CLOTHES IS A MAN’S SIZE JOB BUT A MAN WOULDN’T DO IT AND HE SHOULDN’T LET HIS WIFE DO IT EITHER i SEND YOUR LAUNDRY AND DRYCLEANING TO THE TIMARU STEAM LAUNDRY LTD. Browne Street, Telephone 207. Prompt Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed. J. W. WOOD, Manager. FURNITURE VALUES | CHESTERFIELD SUITES . £l4/19/6 I BEDROOM SUITES . . £l4/19/6 ! DINING SUITES . . . £l3/10/- | DUCHESSES .... £3/12/6 | 4-DRA(VER TALLBOYS . £3/15/FIRESIDE CHAIRS . . £l/9/6 j TEA WAGGONS .. . 17/6 USE OUR UNBEATABLE TERMS CALDER MACKAY CO., LTD. Showrooms— STATE THEATRE BUILDINGS, Stafford Street. E. C. HETHERINGTON, AGENT. ACCEPT ONLY THE BEST i IN LIFE ASSURANCE . . w A.M.P. SOCIETY FUNDS £112,000,000 I A POLICY in the A.M.P. Society I furnishes the most satisfactory i answer to the oft worrying questions: | “What would happen to the wife and youngsters if I went ‘WEST?’ ” I and “what will I have to live on when ' I retire?" I These two questions exercise the mind of every citizen. It Is nut generally known that the A.M.P. Society lias the solution ol tin:: great and worrying problem. I Ix-t us know your requirements ano I a scheme to fit your Ideas will ue ; formulated. [ If you are anxious to give your wife I and family a little more protection, tl | you feel that you have not made , adequaii' ina i ion lor the future, tlien get into touch with us at once. To become a member of the A.M.P Society it is necessary for you to be o' good hea.llh: to-morrow the doctot I may say it is too late. | Consult i.s at once. There Is nc : G. F. SMYTHE. District Manager. ; FRED M. WARD, Representative lor new business. I Telenhono 711.