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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 443, 10 December 1908, Page 3

AN INVITATION. YOU are very cordially invited to visit the Christmas Fair at the Bon Marche. The immense stock includes all the newest, the most beautiful, and most fashionable goods. The proprietors carefully abstain from purchasing any lines of inferior quality, as same would detract from the very high reputation the Bon Marche enjoys. Opportunities for selecting choice and seasonable goods and gitts are practically inexhaustible. Prices have been substantially reduced, and residents of Palmerston North and district have now a unique opportunity of buying the very choicest of goods drawn from every quarter of the globe at Bargain Prices. The Fair opeyed on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, and closes on Christmas Hve. Your attendance will be appreciated. C. M. ROSS & CO., Palmerston N. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ARTESIAN WATER. riIENDERS will be received up A to 7 p.m. on Monday, 21st December: For putting down a bore for artesian water at the Triangle Reserve at north end of Main Street. Specifications can be seen at my office during office hours. The lowest or anj r tender not necessarily accepted. ALF. FRASER, Town Clerk. 010,15,19.

AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY NEXT At 2 p.m ERCY M. PAGE has been favoured with instructions from Mrs George Nye to sell, by auction, on the above date, the whole of her superior household furniture as follows : Handsome leather dining room suite (nine pieces), massive sideboard, horsehair sofa, superior brass mounted bedstead, duchess chest, and washstand, chairs, nearly new, blankets and superior bedding, single bedstead, two w.w. stretchers, linoelums, hearth rugs, mats, two chests-of-drawers, tables, crockery, cooking uutensils, wringer, three baths, etc., and sundries. The whole of the above will be submitted absolutely without reserve, and will afford an excellent opportunity for obtaining firstclass furniture at a moderate figure. PERCY M. PAGE, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY, i6th DECEM. BER, 1908. PERCY M. PAGE, has been favoured with instructions to sell by public at the residence of the late Mrs M. A. Whyte, in Clyde street, the whole of her superior household furniture, including : “ Hopkinson ” piano, American organ, duchess chests, dressing tables, washstands, brass mounted bedsteads, w.w. mattresses, kapoc mattresses, feather beds, pillows, overmantles, lace curtains, curtain poles, pictures, hearth rugs, commode, toilet ware, bedroom linoleums, carpet squares, handsome hall stand, hall linoleum, hall carpet, umbrella stand, hall curtains with brass fittings, hall brackets, chests of drawers, large looking glass, small tables, wicker chairs, marbletop washstand, toilet ware, peer glass, whatnot, curtains and pole, Chesterfield couch, wicker and rattan chairs, American rocker, wicker lounge, upholstered wicker chair, handsome overmantle, antique fender and irons, massive .dining table, couch, superior table cover, linoleum, carpet square, handsome and unique ornaments, oilpaintings, steel engravings and numerous art treasures only found in the best appointed houses, bedroom chairs, easy chairs, sideboard, kitchen tables, lamps, crockery and cooking utensils, cutlery, table linen, garden tools, etc., etc. Also:— Pt. section, no Main street Foxton, with shop and dwelling thereon. This property has a frontage of 24 links in Main street, and is situated in the best business part of the town, being at present occupied by Mr Bullard, Govt, valuation ,£536. Section 120, situated at the corner of Clyde and Harbour streets, containing sppls more or less, with 102 ft frontage to Clyde street, with handsome residence, outbuildings, etc., thereon. This property is one of the test in Foxton and should cause ’ keen competition between buyers. Govt, valuation At 1 p.m. j PERCY M. PAGE, Auctioneer.