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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2698, 21 February 1924, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! Do noi miss THE GREATEST FEMALE IMPERSONATE!!, JULIAN ELTTNGE, in “AN ADVENTURESS.” “AN ADVENTURESS.” The snappiest, breeziest special galaxy of girls you ever saw in a dazzling array of beach attire. Also “CARRYING ON AT MANGAHAO” A picture everyone should make a point of seeing. An education in itself. Prices 9d and 1/6, children as usual. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! The Man who could not forget— The Woman whom fortune favoured — The Evil Genius — The Wayward Son — The little Mother with the great Heart — The Pawnbroker who knew Life’s Values— Meet them all under “THE LIGHTS OF NEW YORK.” “THE LIGHTS OF NEW YORK.” Clyde Cook Comedy “THE CHAFFET7R.” Prices as usual. Monday, 25th. —The greatest ro malice Sir Anthony Hope wrote. The greatest east ever assembled in one picture. The story of a woman married to the wrong man. —“RUPERT OF HENTZAU.” UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. AT FLOCK HOUSE, (Nine miles from Bulls) ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 25th and 26th FEBRUARY. ,j , E. WALKER, favoured with in-,-tract ions from L. R. McKELVTE ESQ., will soli as under at 11.30 a.m. each day:— MONDAY, 25th. Austrian chairs, hall stands, wardrobes, duchesses, marble top W. stand, dressing tables, 20 pictures, 40 blinds. Singer sewing machine, stretchers, single and double beds, kaput’ and wire mattresses. child’s cot, nia 1 tresses and pillows, d. and s. iron bedsteads and mattresses, hospital bed, tables. 2 kerosene heaters, Minamax lire extinguisher, looking glasses, quantity handsome rugs 2 Burner Perfection oil stove, grnrerv Lins, large quantify crockery, glassware, cooking utensils, dinner sets, fruit and jam jars, large e. ware jars, large mangle, 2 wringers, ironing stove, step ladders, 2 wheelbarrows, bag track, knapsack spray pump (new), garden roller, tennis nets, lawn mower, large quantity garden and carpenter’s tools, numerous sundries, etc. Also at I.3ft p.m. 1 2-year unbroken pony 1 1-year unbroken pony 1 pony mare (Muskerry) 2 pony mares (aged) 2 pony geldings (aged) 1 draught mare (all harness). 1 | -draught mare (chains) 1 dray and harness 1 saddle, etc. 4 cows in milk. TUESDAY, 26th. 1 Roller top writing desk (oak), settee, 3 upholstered rocking chairs, 4 easy chairs, massive ex I elision dining room table, 6ft. to 12ft,, Morris chairs, wardrobes, chesterfields, Axminster, Kiddimiuster, and Reversible carpets, art, serge, red silk, poplin and shadow tissue curtains and poles, 40 blinds, 20 pictures, piano (Ferd-Smidt), massive side hoard (kauri), quantity rugs and mats, window curtains, 3 sets toiletware (good), double mattresses (hair), Bevel glass mirrors, dressing tables, afternoon tea table (6ft. by 4ft.). Following in oak, single and double beds, dressing table (full length Cheval glass), towel horse, chairs cabinets, tables, boot rack, occasional tables, electric vacuum cleaner, cake stand, carpet sweeper, Minamax lire extinguisher, 2 lawn mowers, sewing machine motor, marble top wash stand '(oak), large kitchen table (kauri top), 3 cushion puffs, handsome Rochester lamp, on brass stand, palm stands, quantity bulbs, sundries, etc. The following will be offered at 2 p.m., subject to slight reserve: — 1 4-ton Republic motor lorry. 1 Super six sporting model Hudson motor car 1 Big Six Studebaker motor car, 7-seater. Ail in First-class order-. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. For the convenience of intending purchasers, Air AicKeivie’s motor lorry wiii leave Bulls at 10 a.m. each morning, returning after sale. J. E. WALKER, Auctioneer, FOR SALE. LEASEHOLD Interest of Airs A. A. KIN LEY in land 232 acres, opposite Motuiti Railway Station. Suitable for Dairying, Grazing or Cropping. To be sold cheap, for cash or on terms. For particulars apply to P. L. HOLDINGS, Solicitor, Jfoxtou.