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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6712, 2 June 1900, Page 3

1 :• , ~ V* '\'*g* 'Aft*. J'.r, '"■■Per s.srmaia^i. t WE have received another larg-e shipment »£ LINOLEUMS OAEPETS HEABTH EUGS MATS Also— j BLANKETS j DOWN QUILTS i SHEETINGS TABLE LINENS' j TICKINGS j CKETONES j SPLENDID TAPESTRY S 1 and PLUSHES i j CUSHION COVERS j FUENISHING FRINGEES j BLIND HOLLANDS I UPHOLSTERERS' LEATHERS DUCKS, AND REQUISITES. Also, — THE CELEBBATED Sanies' Pianos. INSPECTION INVITED, Every article marked in Plain Figures. No two prices at MONTAGUES HALL OF COMMERCE. __ GEOKGE THOMAS & CO, TO PLAXMILLEES, WOOL GROWERS AND OTHERS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20th, At 2 p.m. Important auction sale of SURPLUS BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS and MACHINERY, by order of the Secretary WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO. have been, favoured with instructions from tbe Secretar? WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD to sell by Public Auction, in J Shed, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th June, at 2 p.m. sharp— (a.) 1 Blake's hydraulic pumping engine, 18in diameter of cylinder, 18in stroke, rumps fitted with gun-metal plungers, to work to a pressure of 7501b per square inch, together with all needful valves and fittings, (b.) 1 Blake's patent wool press pump engine, 18in diameter of cylinder, 18in stroke pump fitted with Delfcii-metal pluug I*3, to work to a oressure of 22401b per square inch; to- ' gether with all needful valves and fittings. (c) 1 Wrought iron hydraulic feed tank, 9ft 6in by 2ft by 2ft. (d.) 2 Jiggers, multiplying 6 to 1, with valve box levers, weights, and fittings complete. (c.) 1 Multitubular boiler, oft 6in ! diameter, lift Bin long, steel plates; works up to 801b por I square inch. 1 (f.) 1 Multitubular boiler, sft 61a j diameter, lift 6m long, iron i plates; works up to 651b per j square inch. Both;; boilers supplied with all valves, ; gauge cccks, and fittings. j (g.) 1 Set boiler firing tools and. ] tube cleaner. 1 The whole of the machinery and ' boilers in gcod condition and perfect i working order. lull schedules of valves,, j pipes, and fittings belonging to ] 6ac'a item can be seen, and the boilers j and machinery inspected on making ] application to the Secretary's office. Foe i further particulars apply to I GEORGE THOMAS AND CO., Auctioneers., Hairis-street, Wellington. *^ >*?'*?*^*°'',*r r'^'~'Tgryri'*^'^^ I BAPTIST CHURCH, CHURCH STREET. EEV. E. RICHABDS. MORNING at 11 o'clock, subject— " Th .l Father in Heaven." Evening at 7 o'clock, -. " Baptismal : Service." Sunday School ard Young Women's r,nd Men's Bible Clasi at 2 30. WESLHIYAN METHODIST CHURCH. j SERVICES wil) be conducted on SunJUy J as follows:— ] ! Broad-street—ll a.m., Mr J. Dixon ; 7 p.m., Bey. S. lawry. Cuba-stre6t- -11 a.m., Mr Eggleton ; 7 p.m., Rev. T. W. Newbold. Longburn—2.3o-p.m., Rev. S. Lawry ; 7 p.m., Mr H. Collis. Bunnythorpe— 11 a,m,, Rev, t*. Liwi-y • 7 p.m., Mr J. Dihon. Ashhurst—:-' p.m., Rev. T. W. Newbo'.d ; 7 p.m., Mr J. Masters. Taonui—7 p.m., Mr Thacker. Pohangina—ll a.m., Rsv. T. W. Nevrbold. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. REV. 3. M. THOMSON, M.A., o£ Wanganui, -will conduct tbe hervicas in above Church at 11 a.m. ana* 7 p._, Bible Class and Sunday Sahcol at 2.30. Sorviooß will not be held at Stoney Creek until further notio?, MAIN-STREET PHESEY'IERIAN CHURCH. SABBATH, JUNE 3rd. "OEV. JAS. CHISHOLM will conduct JL_ Seivices at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. SAbbath sohool and Bible class at 2.50. Mr Riddle will preach st Carnarvon at 11 a.m., Teikirea at 2.30 p.m , and Kairanga at 7 p.m. Mr Grant ai at 3 p.m. DIRECT FROM THE MILLS. Boog&t Before ihe Rise lis lite Market. 1 — 1 COMPARE quality and prices before selecting eleewhore at Leopold j Simmons* ROSLYN BLANKETS ROSLYIs FLANNELS KOSLYN UNDER-WEAB BOSLYN CLOTHING INSPECTION INVITED AT I j LEOPOLD SIMMONS', j GENERAL DRAPER & CLOTHIER, ' ] THE SQUARE, \j PALMERSTON NORTH.