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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3048, 15 June 1926, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! COBRINE GRIFFITHS in her great masterpiece —“CLASSIFIED.”— —“CLASSIFIED.”— Comedy: “Felix the Cat on The Farm.” C A/ft A BET! CABARET! Music by HORI GEORGE. Prices 1/-, Children 3d. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! The first of the great MetroGoldwvn production —“THE SILENT ACCUSER.”— —“THE SILENT ACCUSER.”— With Elinor Boardman and the wonder dog “Peter the Great.” Extra: “Samson of the Circus.” Usual Prices. VISITORS TO PALMERSTON SHOW. The LEWiIS STUDIO, Palmerston North, is giving a Sopia-linish-ed Enlargement with every dozen Cabinets ordered during Show Week. Address: Opposite the Entrance to Ross’ Tea. Rooms, in Coleman Place. URESERVED CLEARING SALE. On The Faring KOPU TARO A,i- FONT ON ROAD, One Mile from KOPUTAROA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16th, At 12.30 p.m. Abraham and williams ltd, will sell on account of MR. E. B. McGill: — 47 First-Class Dairy Cows, calving July and August. 5 selected 18-months heifers. 3 weaner heifers. 1 purebred Jursey bull. 2 half draughts. Discs, Tine harrows, Ridger drill, Avaggon, spring eairt, sparator, harness, Hupmobile motor car.

light luncheon provided. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. HIMATANGI. TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1020, At 12 Noon, sharp. ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., have received instructions from Mr. AY. J. BOYDEN, whose lease has expired, to sell as above: — 450 0-toolh to 4-yeai ewes, in lani,b to S.D. rams 150 2-tooth ewes, iujlamb to S.D. rams 100 fat wethers 50 lambs 12 Southdown rams 8() TIP-TOP JERSEY CROSS COAYS, calving early factory dates 5 cows, calving later 20 springing Jersey cross heifers 25 Jersey yearling heifers 1 2-year p.b. Jersey hull (S.N. Lancaster)' 1 2-year do 1 1-year do 2 draught farm horses 2 hacks AUCTIONEER’S NOTE—Sheep: —The breeding ewes were from P. V. Smith, Akitio, and Vile, Apiti. Mr. Boyden put the rams out on the 10th March. Cows: A really good lot of young useful dairy cattle, and are in calf to p.b. Jersey bulls.

CLEARING SALE AT FOXTON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE lGtli, 192(3, commencing at 1 p.m. AT THE RESIDENCE, LADY’S MILE ON THE CORNER OF DUNCAN STREET. COMPLETE CONTENTS OF W(ELL - FURNISHED DW|ELLING. MOUNSEY & CO. have been favoured with instructions from Mir. A. E. Earl, to sell as above and as follows : Full-sized bedstead complete with mattress and bedding, chest of drawers, duchess chest, lino square, 3 carpet, rugs, easy chairs and euhions, 2 mats, curtains throughout, full-sized stretcher bed, single do., superior duchess chest, piece of carpet runner,- passage lino runner, hall curtains, very fine 3-piece chesterfield suite, equal to new, solid oak oval dining table, card tables, complete set chess men and board, oak fire screen, bronze box fender, vieux-rose Ax-minster carpet square, rug to match, 2 lino squares, large mirror, diu-ning-room clock, quantity good reading books, Ensign folding camera, fire curtain and rods, set of horns, gramophone and records, barometer, plants, 4 cushions, extra large do., linos throughout, toilet table with mirror, linen basket, chairs, towel rail, superior side-board, 4 easy chairs, 4 Bentwood chairs, e.p. and silverware, e.p. tea-set, cutlery, crockery, kitchen utensils, ornaments, bric-a-brac, set of new asbestos irons, large electric radiator, hand sewing machine, Invincible carpet sweeper, 0 Cedar mop, brooms, 3-tier cake stand, hearth rugs, door mats, garden tools, meat safe, swing and fittings, horizontal bar, and gymnasium outfit, new wringer, gent’s cycle, kitchen and dining fables, and a host of sundries. MOUNSEY & CO., I Auctioneers.