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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2189, 14 October 1920, Page 3

HARRY PALMER & CO. AUCTION SALE OF FOXTON HOUSE PROPERTY AYD BUILDING SECTIONS. M(IN'DAY NEXT, 18th OCTOBER, At 1.30 p.m. At the Municipal Hall Supper-room, FONT ON. In tlie Estate of FREDERICK WILLIAM FRANKLAND (defeased) Harry palmer and co., acting under instmet ions from the Public Trustee, will sell by auction; Lot 1. —Well built 7-rooined homestead and all conveniences and section of 2 roods 35 perches (more or less). Ample frontage to build two more houses. Being part of section' (54, vol. 108, folio 1(53 Wellington Registry, Section (57, vol. 3, folio lit!), and part section 157, vol, 187, folio 18(5. Lot 2. —.3 acres 1 rood 10 perches, ■being part of Awahau Block IV., vol. 141, folio 91. This section has a good prospective value for building a good house, storage' or factory buildings, having a splendid river frontage. Situated on Lady’s Mile. Lot 3. —37 perches, being part of Awahon Block V., part lot 15, Blau 2312, vol. 210, folio SO. Situate in Cook Street. We have inspected the above sections and consider they are a good proposition for speculators or others. Full details of terms and conditions may he obtained from the office of the auctioneers or the Deputy Public Trustee, Palmerston North, or Mrs F. "W. Frankland, Foxton. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer.

PUBLSC TRUST OFFICE. CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE*. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 50 of the Public Trust Office Act, 1908, that all creditors cud others having claims against the estate of Francis Nicholas dames Pullyn, late of Foxton. ticket writer, deceased, (whose estate is under administration by the Public Trustee) are hereby required to lodge in duplicate such claims, supported by full particulars and certified as due and owing by the said estate at the death of the said deceased. with (lie Public Trustee’s local office at Palmerston NorUi on or before the Pith day of December, 1920, Any claim not lodged by the dale named is liable to exclusion. IT. PEARCE, Acting Local Deputy Public Trustee. Palmerston North, 11th October, 1920. MAN AWAIT COUNTY COUNCIL. Pi ’IILIC NOTICE is hereby given that all rates unpaid by 23rd inst. will be sued for. No further notice will lie given. A. K. DREW, County Clerk. Sanson, 11th October, 1920. Post Between Sanson and Foxton, Rolax brass headlamp. Will tinder please communicate with A. Ha trick & Co.. Wellington.

TOWN HALL PICTURES. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. The bewitching MAIKJUKRITK CLARK • in n picture bubbling with laughs, surprises, scandals, overfilling LUCK IN PAWN. LUCK IN PAWN. Usual prices. (Id and 1/1.

ROYAL PICTURES. ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! The programme will be repeated. FRIDAY. TO-NIGHT! ,-ereened last night FRIDAY. ALSO SATURDAY MATINEE. Laughs and thrills galore. Hove comes Big Bill again, this time in “BRASS BUTTONS’’ Bright sure-fire eoraecly-drama starring WILLIAM RUSSELL and EILEEN PERCY.

JACK & LAUNDY. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS AND SHOP & OFFICE FITTERS, Main St reel, Foxton. Furniture ol' every description made and repaired on shortest notice by First Clas Craftsmen. Terms Strictly Cash. Phone Ul. / P-0. Box 54.

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