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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 122, 22 April 1940, Page 10

J..L, BENNETT LTD. AUCTIONS TO-MORROW ' 9.30 a.in.—FRUIT! FRUIT! 600 ~ CASES - 600 ALL SEASONABLE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. I.4S.—FURNITURE! FURNITURE! 150 - LOTS - 150 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. 13. PALMER, Auctioneer. MOLE draining, ploughing, discing and scoopwork. Caterpillar tractor used.—W. R. McKegg, 108 Linton Street, ’phone. 6416. PLOUGHING. Discing, Top-dressing, Hay-pressing, Wood-sawing. Ring C. Ayers, Cloverlca. _ TO LET NEW MODERN BUNGALOW, All Conveniences, RENT £2 10 PER WEEK. Apply BAGNALL & KEEBLE ItAXGITIKEI STREET. Palmerston North.

£llOO NEW SPANISH BUNGALOW OF PIVIS ROOMS and kitchenette. Every modern convenience, including electric hot water. Roomy motor shed, concrete drive and paths. OQ7K CASH WITH TABLE 3 JO l 0 MORTGAGE. Possession can be given immediately. BIRNIE. COOMBS AND WILSON 90 RANGITIKEI STREET, Phone 5786. SHIPPING. TO CANADA, UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. EOYAL MAIL SERVICE, via Vancouver. Regular sailings from Auckland. Sailing dates and fares on application to the Agents, M. A. ELIOTT LTD., Palmerston North, or UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD.

Serious liencl Injuries and concussion were suffered by «. schoolboy. Patrick Sharp, aged lb, eon of Mrs Sharp, of Mount "Wellington, Auckland, when a lioi-ee lie was riding bolted and threw him against a telegraph pole.—Press Association. The body of Arthur Sandiford, aged ' 57, married, of Mount lloskill, Auckland, clad in swimming trunks, was discovered lying on a mud-bank a quarter of a mile from the shore at Blockhouse Bav on Saturday. Mr •Sandiford left his home to go for a swim as was his usual practice. He was a strong swimmer, but had been complaining of pains in the region of the heart for 6ome time. —Press Associa- j tion. I