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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6541, 24 February 1928, Page 12

- SPECIALLY MEN’S TRAVEL-WARE SUIT CASES KIT BAGS In Solid Leather H. S. WYCHERLEY 3 George Street Palmerston North. WE REPAIR. ALL LEATHER WORK 0 AUCTION SALES -j MOUNSEY » CO. jgJXTENSIVE AND |JNBESEKVED gALE. BEAUTIFULLY AND LAVISHLY FURNISHED 2-STOREY BUNGALOW DWELLING. TO'DAY .. 49 FEATHERSTON STREET WEST. At 1 p.m. TV/TOUNSEY AND CO. have been fav--*-V1 cured with instructions from MRS F. M. DICKENS, to sell the WHOLE OP VALUABLE FURNISHINGS AND UP-TO-DATE APPOINTMENTS as follows: High Grade Practically new Upright Grand Piano, fully sprung CHESTERFIELD SUITE divan chairs, [ oak frames, oak upholstered easy ■ : chair, oak leadlight cabinet, oak piano stool in old gold Utrecht, valuable Templeton Carpet (12ft x 13ft 6in, pink shade), mohair rugs very fine oak octagonal table, rare cushions, oak palm stp.nd, palms, quality vases, ATTRACTIVE LOT PICTURES (good reproductions), plant bowls, valuable oak cabinet COLUMBIA GRAMOPHONE and 40 records, small fireside stools, small oak table, large old h.p. vases, , float bowls, large oak framed picture valuable upholstered leadlight cabinet, HALL STAND (recommended), large hall rug, oak framed mirror, WRITING BUREAU, CARPET SQUARE (practically new), golden oak largo size OVAL GATE LEG TABLE, oak dual waiter, sute of 7 SOLID OAK H.B. CHAIRS in moquetto (to match chestcfield suite), 1 carver 2 seagrass chairs, fancy china and glassware,, pile hearth rugs, 8-day oak- clock, 3-bottlo liqueur -stand, old gold pile table cover, coal box, small table with drawers, pots and pans, crockery, electric toaster, aluminium saucepans, oval boiler, electric iron, fire tidies, mats, lino, copper kettle, wringer Beaeonsliold OAK OVAL MIRROR BEDROOM SUITE with attractive combination wardrobe and large oval mirror, cheval ducheas, bedroom carpet, bedside mats, bedroom ware, seagrass chairs, bedside table, bos ottoman, bedroom couch, pictures, new Paragon ballbearing lawn mower, garden tools garden hose, wheelbarrow,, largo rubbish bin, sundries, etc., etc. Also, — NEW ELECTROLUX AND NEW CROQUET SET (standard size) MOUNSEY AND CO., (-1 ■ Auctioneers. COLYTON FARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY, the 24th February, 1928 At 2.30 p.m.

mHE New Zealand Tamers Co-opera-r tive Co. Ltd. favoured with instructions from the Public Trustee, in the Estate of George Allerby, deceased will offer for sale by Public Auction, at their Eooms, Kimbolton Road, Priding, as above, all that piece or parcel of land containing 171 acres 1 rood 12 perches being section 47 of Subdivision H. on the map of the Manchester Block. The above property is situated on ,tho Valley Road, Colyton, 8 miles from Feilding. Will carry 2 sheep per acre or is suitable for dairying and sheep, about half ploughable when stumped. ■ 6 roomed house and necessary outbuildings. The property is free of encumbrances. Immediate possession can bo given. Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the offices of the Public Trustee, Palmerston North, Feilding and Marton, or the Auctioneers. N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Distributing Co. Ltd., Kimbolton Road, Feilding. BONER COWS AND BULLS rxrE are buyers, prompt cash, cows ” and bulls, any quantity. Highest uarket prices paid for despatch to rHOMAS BOBTHWICK AND SONS (Australasia) LTD., Freezing Works, WAITAEA AND HASTINGS. For Prices Apply to , LEEWARD & DAVIDSON LTD. PHONE 5G70, Palmerston North. WILSON HOPPING, Phono 139, FEILDING. Ifianawatu Bacon Coy., Ltd. Buyers of Prime Bacon Pigs 110'MO pounds, Palmerston North, —J. Candy, buyer. Feilding and Haleombe.—W, Bickers phono 32r, Feilding. TRUCKING DATES FEBRUARY. HALCOMBE—Monday 27th FEILDING—Tuesday 28th,