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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1579, 20 July 1916, Page 3

ENDING 22nD. THIS MONTH. .AFTER that date this Sale of convincing bargains will bo ended! If yon miss it. you will miss a bargain festival that j>ositively cannot bo repeated in these days of increased costs, PRE-WAR PRICES PREVAILING. OFF every cash purchase during the sale —as at all other times —we allow one penny back out of each shilling spent. With this worth-while saving it pays you to pay us cash. WAR REBATE FOR CASH. ALL over our groat departmental store are Pre-War Prices, designed to strike a smashing blow at the increased cost of living. Welcomed by wage-earners and all who want to get the biggest value for the least money. COLLIN SON & : : CUNNINGHAME, limited, PALMERSTON NORTH.

UNRESERVED DAIRY SALE. No. 2 Line, 3 Milos from RONTON. MONDAY, JULY 241 h., 1010. XTIIE NEW” ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., hist meted by MR. DENIS PURCELL, who is relinquishing; dairying’ on account of labour’ difficulties, will sell at 12 noon on ahove date, without reserve; — 64 COWS, August and September ealvors to S.H. bulls 28 3-year springing- heifers, due August and September 3 registered milking S.H. cows to reg'. S.H. bull 1 “Weraroa” bred 2-yr p.b. S.H. bull, reg’. 1 3-yr well-bred S.H. bull 1 2-yr well-bred S.H. bull 2 yearling S.H. bulls 3 sows, to farrow August 1 Berkshire boar 14 store pigs 10 20-gal. milk cans 4-eow L.K.O. releaser milking plant complete wilh 3-5 h.p. Relix motor engine, !)0-ga!. Alta Laval separator, water pump, d spare L.K.O buckets (slight reserve) . LUNC!IKON PROViDED. NOTE. —Mr Purcell’s herd has been established for many years. It has been systematically culled each season, and now comprises a particularly heavy milking lot of mostly .young cows in good condition, calving chielly In August. We can thoroughly recommend this herd to buyer's. Dates and returns given at sale.

IjST THE ESTATE OP MARY EDWARDS, DECEASED. RENDERS are invited for the purchase of 11 10 residence and halfsierc section, shod, etc., situated on port block IV'., near the Tennis Ooiirl, belonging to (lie late Mary Edwards. The property is subject to mortgage to the Advances OJlicc for £375. Tenders to be sent to Mr G. H. Sliles, 309 Main Street, Palmerston North, trustee of the estate so as to bo received not later than noon on the 25th July, 1910. KNOWN. —Special purchase of Ladies’ Tweed Coats, usual, price 35/-; To-day’s Price, 19/0. Stiles and Matheson’s, Poxton and Levin. This is the Bargain Week for Turkish Towels, Striped and White, large sizes, 1/11, 2/0 and 2/11 the pair l , at J. iVI. Barr's Stocktaking Sale. \YAHM Heavy Ribbed Winter Undervosls in Women’s size, 1/0 and 1/11 each; easily worth double. At J. M. Barr’s Annual Winter Sale. JjUYERS of Household Furniture are reminded of the sale to-mor-row, in Coley Street, on account of W. Kuewstub. —Mounsey and Co. EXPENSIVE Dining-room Suite, Singer Drop-head Sewing Machine, Duchess Chest, Bedsteads, Tables, etc., at Sale by Auction, Coley Street, TO-MORROW. Mounsey and Co. Contents of 5 rooms to be sold TO-MORROW, in Coley Street. Good Sound and New f urniture. List advertised. —Mounsey and Co. RANTED KNOWN.—We are selling at pre-war prices large size Japanese Hearth Rugs at 4/9, worth 0/11. At Stiles and Matheson’s, Poxton and Levin. TOR this week only: Ladies’ Trimmed and Untrinnued Shapes at 1/- each, at J. M. Barr’s Great Winter Sale. WANTED. — Reliable man for baker’s cart. Apply M. E. Perreau. Buy wholesale from Laidlaw Leeds’ Catalog ; it’s free.