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Shannon News, 6 February 1923, Page 3

A UGTI ON t .'SALE 1 SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY, | At 2 pan. j AT THE DWELLING, j • SHANNON. JOPLIN, S'i’ALLARD AND CARMICH.vEL, LTD., of Levin, have rebeived instructions from Mr E. M.‘ 1 Moffitt to sell the entire "contents of i his well furnished home. / Chesterfield in Utretch velvet. Sideboard. Oval. Table, Overmantel. 2 Morris Chairs, Chests of Drawers, 6 Chairs, Kit. Dresser, Linoleum, ! Coiigoleum Square,' Colonial Couch, Duchess. Chests, Bedstead and Mattresses, 3 Hospital Beds, Stretchers, Kapoc Beds, Occ. Tables, Child’s Chair, Lamps, Pot Stands, Mincer, etc., etc. Also, 70 head of White Leghorn Pullets. NOTE.—The Furniture is all in good order and for absolute sale. L. S. CARMICHAEL, Auctioneer. Phone *203, Levin. V MISS AGNES AIM, 'STAFFORD STREET. SHANNON. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Resumes Teaching MONDAY, FEB. F. Puuils Coached lor Examinations. MISS MONA NEALE, A.T.C.L., L.T.C.L., and Gold Medallist; TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, HARP, ’CELLO (School of Music), Resumes /reaching MONDAY, Febtuary 5. Parents, of intending. Pupils will be interviewed Saturday, Febru-. ary 3, between 10 a an. and 4 pan.

THE FINAL TEST of any cycle Is the service it lenders on, rough roads, hills, and ;ii had weather. If ; the vyorknian- . sliip has been honest and .•thffyina- ' terials of- .high quality, ihe'h.achine will go through the , with flying colours. / . THE EXCELSIOR CYCLE at £l2 1C THE EXCELSIOR CYCLE at £l2 TO/ combines all the qualities mat ; make for the successful) test.. I have 1 several reliable SF.CONI)- ' HAND CYCLES, priced from £5 These Machines have been ' tiu>'roughly overhauled and re-ena-melled. Tyres anil Tubes are guaranteed in first-class order. Reynolds’ Standard Chainstocked. JIM GROWTH IR% •EXCELSIOR” CYCLE WORKS. FOR ALL PAINTING AND Di- DO. BAT INC ' CONSULT - i .■ ' C. BRIDLE SHANNON. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEKI >