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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 870, 26 July 1910, Page 3

LOOK OUT! FOR FINAL CLEARANCE OF WINTER DRAPERY, DRESS GOODS, MANTLES, JACKETS, PALETOTS, MILLINERY, THIS WEEK AT THE BON MARCHE “BARGAIN BOOM” NOW ON. 0. M. ROSS & CO., PALMERSTON NORTH

PROPERTIES FOR SALE BUILDING SECTIONS. 4 Small sections, Coley Street terms. Several sections in Frances Street on terms. Vz Acre, Robinson Street, £l4O. l A Acre with stables, £l4O. 3 Acres in Lady’s Mile. Acre in Union Street. 5 Acres in Howan Street. 4 Roomed cottage, .Union Street Cheap. 4 Roomed cottage, Johns on Street DWELLINGS. 7 Roomed house, wash house bathroom, pantry, etc., every modern convenience, land 2% chains by 6% chains. 1 Acre 8 perches, Coley Street large dwelling and cottage. 2 Roomed cottage with % acre land, Johnston Street, f 100. 2 Cottages and several vacant sections, close to Main Street. Cottage in Johnston St. on terras. 9 Roomed dwelling with Vz acre and 16 perches, Robinson Street 6 Roomed dwelling with Vz acre land, Norbiton Road. Shop in Mam Street fer tale on terms. FOR SALE Two houses at Beach. FOR SALE —Several good building sections in Avenue Road. Terms. Roomed house (new) with every convenience; woodshed etc., and well drained. Mortgage in Ad vances to Workers’ Office. Owner’s interest can be bought very cheaply. FARMS. 265 acre farm at Himatangi; easy figure and terms. 25 Acres, Moutoa Road. 2o Acres, Union St., with 8 roomed cottage. 5000 Acres, owner’s interest in lease, peppercorn rental. For Sale—Oil launch, practically new. A bargain. Express for sale, cheap. Two J4-acre sections for sale on exceptionally easy terms. i-acre section close to town, will sell on easy terms. E. WANKLYN. TO FLAXMILLERS AND OTHERS. HAVING erected a Sawmill at Whirokino, close to the Foxton-Levin Road, in White Pine and Pukatea bush, I am prepared to execute orders at lowest rates. Delivery to Foxton and river bank as required. Tram rails cut in long lengths. W. S. ROGERS, Levin. THANKS. MR. A. JONSON desires to tender his sincere thanks to Mr G. Edwards and Son, and to Messrs Robinson Bros, for the recovery of his two terrier dogs, which had strayed on the Herrington Estate.