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Taranaki Daily News, 26 June 1918, Page 8

' Special Manchester Bargains. Forward buying enables w to offer exceptional values in nsnchester goods. - conajtrismg olico, flannelette, shirtings, sheetings and towels. He goods were '■ direct boa manufacturers at firm prices as far bjick as 3)eceinber, 1910. Consequently -we are in tie happy position of being abjle to sell at prices i ' ' ess an to-day's wholesale quotations. Every housewife who values ecsgemy should take fog advantage o£ the offerings. t ■ NAVY DRILL yd. "J/A That, soft, dye good. 30in. yard 1 /11 Bert drill made. KURSES CLOTH, Yd. 40 -inches wide,jpure dye. r BCTTKjR CLOTH, Yd. Ay t D. Usual width. STRIPED FLTTE, Yd. J/_ 32 inches wide. STRIPED FLTTE, Yd, jyg 34 inches wide. HORROCKSES Fl'tte, Yd.J/JJ 36 inches wide. WHITE Flannelette, Yd. Heavy, 3G inches wide. PURE CALICO, Yd. 38 inches wide, UNION SHIRTING,' Yd. |/g 28 inches, dark shades. BROWN TOWELS, Pr. griffin. x 42in., heavy. BROWN TOWELS, Pr. g/:];J 23in. x 45in., heavy. The Melbourne Ltd. New Plymouth Inglewood Stratford eithora Hawera Wanganui.

SALES BY AUCTION. 0$ CALOOLA FARM, TAKE ROAD, HAWERA. PATURDAY, JUNE 29. \ At lZSOpjn. THEfiZ. LOAnTmERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. TTAVE received instructions from MR. JOHN NICHOLSON, Jum who has ■old Us farm, to sell by auction the Whole of Us pedigree and grade Jerseys, comprising: PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS 4 pedigree Jersey 2-year heifers 4 pedigree Jersey yearling heifers 3 pedigree Jersey bolls 16 grade Jersey cows 4 grade Jersey 2-year heifers 7 grade Jersey yearling heifers Also farm implements, horses and sundries The above are all top-notchers, and i catalogues are ready and can be had on application. The cows are in good condition and are all early calvera, and the heifers and bolls are a choice lot. We can recommend all lovers of the Jersey breed not to miss this sale, when everything will be sold to the highest bidder. List of implements and sundries ♦ill appear later. TBEDAY, JUNE 28,1918. L. A. NOLAN & CO. gAVE received instructions from the REV. 8. 8. OSBORNE to sell on the ibove date, at his residence, Carrington load, 188 WHOLE OF HIS FURNITURE, ETC., as follows: Drawing Room— Walnut Settee and Two Chairs to match, 10ft 6in by 16ft 6in Brussels Carpet, Two Upholstered Chairs, Screen, Large Overman- . tel, Wkker Music Stool, Occa- | sional Table, Curtains and Poles, i Hearthrug, Piano (upright grand ! by Ksrtsfle, late of Brinsmead and Bans) with slight reserve. Boom—* Hand gome Ksufi Puriri Veneer Sideboard, Two Easy Chain upholstered in SQk Tapestry, 10 A3. Chairs, Rinm Extwwiw Table (10ft by 4ft 6in), Table Cover, Book Shelves, Theological and Other Books, Brass IMS) Hearth Rug, Curtains aad Bobs, 14ft by 16ft Brussels Ckrpet, Bagatelle Table (slight Mon)f Crown Derby Disstr Set (dfektßserre); aoflgprt Rmmsr, Ptfiri Tob aaX. Stud, Iron Umbrella. Stand, AUt, Bookshelres, Chair, SE» Ifirtii Bnnv fft ffaabome Duchess {Sett (ml gjass), Two-drawer Washstand, Bma-dmrer Chest, Heavy BJtf. Bedstead, Towel Bone,' Easy Ckalr, lift. By Eft. Axminster Qsrpet IS) Combination Gfast, Wiashstaad, Toilet Ware, BJSL Bedstoftd, 12ft by EftCtapet. Bathroom— Rowl, Mirror, Ooomodi, Isah I'Titchcn—-"-bios (large and snuffl), Tw» Chair?, Lamp, Kettles, Sow P"ni. '"rookery, Carpet Sweeper, Lino. Hncket, Bath, Steps, f'.otlien Basket, Primus Stove. Tool*, Scythe, Lawn Mower, "• Cnn. etc, etc tU liO o'clock.