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Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 23, 28 January 1937, Page 12

OX Y-ACETONE ELECTRICAL WELDING We Can Undertake Any Welding Job. TAYLOR & POIN T O N LIMITED. 39 E “ pfIONB 5065 AUCTION SALES J. L. BENNETT, LTD. AUCTIONS TO-DAY. 10.30.—FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! 400- cas es-400 ALL NEW SEASON’S FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. 1 p.m. POULTRY: Hens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Cockerels, Pullet 3, etc. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. 1.45. —1 2-yr. Gelding by Peach Brandy; Dam, Bonny Stream. Tools, Iron, Timber, Farm Sundries. 2 p.m.—FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! 2.IS.—FURNITURE! FURNITURE! 150 -lots -150 GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. W. H. MOFFATT, Auctioneer. J. L. BENNETT, LTD. CLEARING SALE OAK AND RIMU FURNITURE, MAJESTIC CONSOLE RADIO, WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPETS. ELECTROLUX, DROPHEAD SINGER MACHINE, ETC. SATURDAY NEXT, JAN. 30th. AT 1.30 P.M. No. 15 NGATA STREET. T*7E HAVE been favoured with instructions from MRS. HARRY BURT, to sell as above:— SITTING ROOM: 6-VALVE MAJESTIC CONSOLE RADIO, 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (wool moquette, fully sprung), 14 x 10ft Cin AXMINSTER CARPET, Felt, L.R. Sideboard, 2 E.P. Teasets, Crystal Ware, Radiator, Box Kerb, Screen, 8-dav Clock, Expensive Vases, Overmantel, Pictures, Framed Mirror, Cushions, ELECTROLUX (late model), DROPHEAD SINGER MACHINE, Mohair Rug, Glassware. HALL: 4yds. Axminstcr Runner, Slip Mats, Quality Chenille Curtains, Oak Hall Rack. BEDROOMS No. 1,2, and 3: 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, Upholstered Glory Box, Tallboy, 2 Dumptys, Sprung Seat, 10ft Gin x 12ft * AXMINSTER CARPET, Kerb, Screen, Reading Lamp, Twin Bedsteads and Wires, Kapoe Mattresses, Reading Lamp, Duchess, Chair, 9 x 9 AXMINSTER CARPET, OTTOMAN, Cushions, Threequarter Bedstead and Wire (D.R.), Duchess, Pedestal, Kapoc Mattress, 9x9 WILTON CARPET, Felt, Bedspread. KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE: Oak Morris Conch, Framed Mirror, 9ft. Gin. x 4ft. Sin. AXMINSTER CARPET, Rug, PARKINSON GAS STOVE, 6 Chairs, Table, Crockery, Al. Pots and Pans, Scales, Pres. Pan, Gardan Tools, Mower, Hose, Carpet Sweeper, »Steps, Pres. Jars, an I Host of Sundries. W. H. MOFFATT, Auctioneer. LAND FOR SALE QJPLENDID section Fergusson St. East. Full quarter acre. Going cheap at £IGS. Nash and Lovelock. LX)R SALE, a choice Woodville property containing G acres and good 8 roomed dwelling with every convenience. Beautifully situated, good gardens, plantations, etc. This is a property well worth inspection. Price £950. For terms and full particulars. Apply to R. R. Johnston, Land & Estate Agent, Woodville. “Get your M.P. to attend your parish bazaar,” advises a vicar. Then warn the public that unless business is brisk at the stalls he will make a speech.

TEN GUINEAS IN PRIZES SHORT STORYCOMPETITIONS Times Search for Literary Ability Following our preliminary announcement concerning SHORT STORY and HISTORICAL SKETCH competitions, we have pleasure in giving further details for the benefit of competitors. The first competition is for a SHORT STORY, length not to exceed approximately 3000 words, the setting of which must be within the Rangitikei, Manawatu or Horowhenua districts. FIRST PRIZE £4/4/-. SECOND PRIZE £2/2/XHIRD PRIZE £l/1/The Second Competition is for a Short Sketch of some incident that happened in the early days of the three districts mentioned, length to be not more than 500 words. The incident does not need to have been the experience of the writer. It can be, for instance, something that happened to parents or relatives in the early days. It must be, however, a description ] of an actual happening. i FIRST PRIZE £l/1/-. For the Next Best Six, Prizes < of 7/6 will be paid. J < Contributions, must be in tho hands of the Editor by 4 February 28, 1937. J