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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVI, Issue 6583, 28 December 1899, Page 3

/ HUNTER & CO. s HUNTER & C 67, Auctioneers & Commission Agents. SALES of Furniture, Produce, Poultry, &c , hold at Auction Rooms every * Saturday. ' Consignments of all kinds of Fruit, Farm and Garden Produce, Furniture, Merchandise, &c., received. m Prompt account sales with lowest scale of charges! Outdoor and clearing sales conducted - in any part of the district at moderate rates. • • Auction Eooras next Club Hotel, The Square. Palmerston N. SATURDAY, At 2 o'clock. c BICYCLES. BICYCLES. GEEAT AUCTION SALE. HUNTER & CO. have received Instructions to sell by public auction at their rooms a consignment of new up-to-date Bicycles by best makers, including—G Hutubors, 99 pattern, 24 and 26-inoh frames, brake and guards, 65 to 74 gear, rat trap pedals, Dunlop multiplex tyres and Westwood rims. | Also - 6 gent's Valkyries and 68.S A , all fitted with Dunlop multiplex tyres, Westwood rims. Now on view and well worth in- . specting. 3 HUNTER & CO., Auctioneers. HARRY PALMER. j Harry Paimer, Stock and General Auctioneer, t "Valuer, Land, House and Com.mission Agent. MONEY to lend on chattel security up to any amount. j Bills discounted daily, Loans negotiated. Sales conducted in'any part of the colony. Liberal advances made on all goods left for unreserved sale. ; Prompt account sales rendered immediately after sale if necessary. Tho'new and commodious Auotion Mart is now open and in full 'Safes will I be conducted regularly on Thursdays and Saturdays. Special—lf you want to But Anything and secure bargains visit Harry Palmer's Auction Mart. If you want to Sell Anything and obtein the highest prices,' bring your business to Harry Palmer. BARGAIN LIST. , 1 new spring trap j 1 hay rake machine 1 new hammerl£ , f>"<! t 'ri •" 1 Shortlist typewriter i neiy fionts' " Arena " bicyele, £13 1 new'ladies' " Henley " bicyele, £13 > 1 1 horse-power engine r 1 circular'bbw Cnen-) ' Improved, .pumping apparatus,' also cast iron and wooden pulleys, fly wheels, slidfts, and bearings 1 A]assey-Harris Cultivator 1 Marscy-Hnrris Reaper and BlrXer 1 sausage machine, cuts 12lbs rnt at 1 1 tir> dray in good order i — » XMAS ISOD-im Wm, Park's GRAND ANNUAL Xmas Bazaar IS NOW OPEN, Paradise of. XM'AS CARDS! BOOKS! CHINA and GLASSWARE! LEATHER GOODS! FANCY GOODS! JAPANESE WARE! SILVER a*D ELECTRO- . PLATED GOODS! TOYS, Ac., Ac. 1 Wm. Park, THE SQUARE. ■ UK : MANAWATU ROAD BOARD. RATING ON UNIMPROVED VALUE. IN accordance with a ■ demand received by me from a number of Ratepayers, I horcby give notice that a pol 1 will be taken in connection with the proposal to rate on the unimproved value on Saturday, the 6th day of January, 1900, at Mr Milver- 1 ton's dwelling on Section 422, Rangitikei Line. Polling to'take place from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. under | " Tho Uegulations of Lical Elections Act, 1876," and amendments. S. W. LUXFORD, ; Chairman.- j | TO LET. i 1 I*7l «T) ACRES for 3 or 5 years; 7' . / Xrw roomed house, wool shed, shoep dip, orchard. The land is divided ■ into 12 poddocks ; some of the land has ! been cloared 15 years; 10 miles from 1 I Woodville, o»from Kumeroa, 1| from - Makairo school; stock ai. valuation.Applications will bo received until De- j ccmber 20th. For particulars apply M. WHITEHEAD, . Kumeioa. AS ourT:ictory is not large enough to I ' cope with the present large supply i of pigs wo have deoided to m ike exton I j 1 fivo alterations, so chall not bo buying ■ pigs until January; but shall be pleased lj 1 to cure pigs for. owners in the meantime, Ht the small charae of Id per lb on weight of b icon r.ud hams when finished. W. Dimock & Co, Wellington Bacon Fao tory, "Waterloo Quay. ' WANTED KNOWN-T. Nicholson ( Tailor, &«., (next door to Mrs Chitham's boarding bouse). Good r seleo'.ion of Tweeds, &c , to choose from. I~)IERCY & CO. are Boie agents for _L Norris & Henty's Gas, Oil and t 6team Engines from { h.p. A sample 2£ gas on view. Mam-street, P.N. TONKINS' Tjinseea Emu'sion posi- - lively cures difficulty of breathing and all chest complaints. Sold at 1/6 and 2/(5 by E Grovk, The Cash Storeß. ; (( 15,7 HERE are you going, my ( W pretty maid?" "Why, to e J. Wishart's to buy a ring!" she saifl. 5 Weddmg Kings of extra quality ma<.c , ono hour's notice. Don't fcrgei it, tpOR high class jewexjery of every f pescriplion call at J. Wishart's late Wood and Wishart), the Square Iny article manutautured to order at the shortest notice. Don't forget that, by patronising J. Wisbart you ean save t 125 per cent duty. Old-fashiened ' jewellery melted and re-mode into the ( most fashionable dosifins. i