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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2087, 7 February 1920, Page 3

SALE BARGAINS in Costuni- I es, Skirts and Blouses, at BARR & TYER'S BIG SUMMER SALE. JjIG SALE BARGAINS at BARR & TYER’S. Boy’s Shirts 3/6, Men’s Straw Boater 7 Hats 3/11, Men’s Sox 2 pairs for 2/9, Men’s Smart Panamas 13/11. J)ON’T forget that Special Sale Reductions in all departments will be made this week at BARB & TYER’S BIG SALE. jp\ GABITES. —Neckwear, Gd each. Double-width Crepe, reduced to 3/G. Double-width Dress' Goods, reduced to 1/11, 3/11. lYlpte Voile, 1/11—E. GABITES. [A Card.] Mrs. SCAD DEN, MATERNITY NURSE. Patients waited on in their own homes. Address: Coley Street. LEN. PODMORE, GENERAL CARRIER AND FORWARDING AGENT. Whyte’s Hotel Stables - Foxton. /\ LL classes of carrying work undertaken. Livery and Bait Stables at the rear of Whyte’s Hotel always open. Wagonette will leave for Beach every Sunday, at 10.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. Fare: 2/- return; children half-price. Orders pel* Telephone No. 80 promptly attended to. FROM EVERY POINT THE EMPIRE AUCTIONEERING COY. LEADS. OUR success is due lo our enor- ; . getic and progressive business j methods. Our Furniture Trade is generally j • recognised- lo he one of the. largest | in (lie North’lsland. On }■ Furniture Show-rooms a revisited by thousands of customers., ami are admired by all. ? A special point in oar Furniluve \ business is that we guaraniec every I article we sell to be free of wood | borer. ■ OUR OUTSIDE CLEARING. SALES are always attended with phenomenal success. WHY? Because we use and employ modern methods in conducting same. Our terms are reasonable, and the prompt manner in which we pay the sales accounts is a special feature in all transactions. MART S/BES ARE CONDUCTED EVERY SATURDAY.Business premises Nos. 100, 107, .108 CUBA STREET. THE EMPIRE AUCTIONEERING CO. ’Phone 420. P.O. Box 285. MARK BRIGGS. 808 BROWN, Auctioneer. LAND SALE AT FOXTON. MRS. B. THYNNE’S PROPERTY OF 120 ACRES, DIVIDED INTO 3 FARMS OF 40 ACRES. Onlv 2 miles from Foxton, and on the Shanuon-Foxton Road. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At 2 p.m. on the 16th February, at our Foxton Rale Yards. These farms are suitable for Dairying, Cropping, and Poultry Farming, •and would work in very well with swamp country. FOOD ROAD FRONTAGE, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. CLOSE TO TOWN. The man .with limited capital should avail himself of Ups opportunity to secure one of these farms, where lie can build a home and .supplement his present income by proceeds from one of these little farms. TERMS OF SALE—IO per cent, day of sale; 20 per cent, in twelve months; balance 6 per cent, for 5 years. POSSESSION. —Ist March. Further particulars from A BLAH ATI & WILLIAMS, LTD., Auctioneers, I or R. MOORE & BERGIN, Solicitor, Foxton. . LEVIN MARDI GRAS. LEVIN SVIAROI GRAS. LEVIN IVIARDS GRAS. A DAY OF BIG EVENTS. LEVIN DOMAIN, WEDNESDAY NEXT! WEDNESDAY NEXT! FEBRUARY 11th. ’JPHE Programme includes Decorated Motor Cars, Motor Cycles, Bicycles, Prams, or Go-carts, etc.; Tug-of-war, Wrestling on Horseback, Pillow Fighting, 100 yards and 220 yards for under 17 and over 27, High- Jump, , Hop, Step and Jump, Boys’ and Girls’ Races, and Baby Show. Also Swimming Events for hoys and girls. Produce and Vegetable Stall on the grounds. SIDE SHOWS GALORE! Skee Ball, Hoop-la, Darts, Quoits, Pierrots, Blindfolded Boxing, Treasure Hunt, Money Board, Broken Hearts and Fortune Telling. SOFT DRINKS! AFTERNOON TEA! HOT WATER AND MILK. All Entries, except post entries, close with the Secretary.- ut Mr W. S. Park’s Office, on MONDAY, February oth; at o p.m. LES. SCOTT, Organiser. K. E. ADAMS, Hon. Sec.