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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7916, 23 September 1904, Page 8

__ „ HARRY PALMERs AT THE MART. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1904, At 2 o'clock. TTARRY PALMER has received in-J-L struetions to sell by auction— 250 pairs men's, women's and children's boots and shoes , | Fancy goods, jewellery, etc., etc., ; including razors, carvers, photo albums, fancy soap, door slips, clothes brushes, R.Gr. watches and pendants, table, dessert and tea spoon?, fire brasses, razor strops, shaving brushes, table -covers, bridles, spurs, muff chains, cigar and cigarette cases, walking sticks, etc., etc. Absolutely Without Reserve. . HARRY PALMER, :'■_ , Auctioneer. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). At 12 o'clock noon. : JJARKY PALMER- will hold his usual weekly sale as above of pigs, poultry, produce, etc etc. 18 slips, 10 stores, 9 weaners 20 pair laying hons (prime lot) . Specials— • : • ,■- Spring tip dny (new) 4 "Progress" bicycles (new) Produce, etc.—4 tons Derwent potatoes, 2 tons " Early Rose " seed potatoes, 2 tons pig potatoes,, mangolds, wheat, oat?, crushed oats and horse beans, maize, 10 doz tomato plants, etc., etc. Furniture—A large quantity of second hand and new furniture. Absolutely Without Reserve. HARRY PALMER, Auctioneer. MOUNSEY AND CO.'--AT THE MART. TO - MORROW (SATURDAY), At 1 p.m. j^JOIINSEF &. CO. will sell as above— Pigs—s sows, in pig ; 9 Yorkshire .weaners, special; 4 weaners Poultry—Good laying hens- and pullets, ducks, fowls, etc Produce—Pig and table potatoes, seed potatoes of all kinds Furniture—l piano, 1 organ (Mason and Hamlin),' bedsteads, mattrasses, washstands; handsome leather suite, 9 pieces, now; Duchess chests, tanestry suite, wicker chairs, tables, side saddle, couches, green bone cutter (Mann's), crockery, kitchen utensils, sundries Also—2o men's suit?, 25 choice oil paintings, 50 pairs men's booty, 25 massive brass rail bedsteads (new), slightly damaged WAMOffi and &BKI, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, DRESSMAKERS, TAILORS, &c, ■•OF'WELLINGTON", "REG to intimate to residents of PalJLf merston N. and district that a complete, set of SAMPLES of all departments will always be on view at' their SAMPLE ROOM, • Overton Lodge, Fitzherbert Eoad, On and after SEPTEMBER 17, 1904, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. , PJrIE partnership of, Hall Bros, has *• this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The business, in future, will be carried on by Harold Hall, as usual. All accounts o * ing to the late firm of Hall Bros, are to be paid to the said Harold Hall, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. ■ (Signed) HAROLD HALL, HERBERT HALL. September 12th, 1904. Witnessed by W. Haydon Maclean, Solicitor. Removal Sale! -AT . MERRIMAN'S . TEMPORARY SHOP. (Next to the Bank of New Zealand,) \ S I shall shortly be moving into my new up-to-date shop on my old site, I have decided (o clear everything out at almost any price, as I intend to start in my new shop with all new stocki GBEAT BARGAINS •is ..■.'.' SINGS . BHOOCHES WATCHES CHAINS . CLOCKS, &c. MUST BE CLEARED. A. MEREIIAN, : WATCHMAKER ■ ' •■;■ •■■•■. . - ".■ ■ '■.. .AND.- • :■ ■ . ; JEWELLER,The Square. (Next Bank of New Zealand.) FISHING TACKLE. T. BITTELMEYER, Hairdresser, ■„ '^ rT hftS heen appointed local apent for W. H. Tisdall, of Wellington. A large stock of new season's FISHING GOODS of .every description on hand INSPECTION INVITED. ' L. G. WEST, ARCHITECT, Abraham and Williams' Buildings, Rangitikei-strcct. Pr vate residence—Princess-street, '