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AUCTIONS. ' ■ -V* ■- ~MORR ISSEY & CO. CORNER VICTORIA AND LITTLE REGENT STREETS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. At 1.15 p.m. T> P. MORRISSEY & 00. will sell *by public auction as above— *; Quantity scantling, weather boards, flooring, rough and' match lining, mantlepieces, doors, window frames and sashes, piles, roofing iron, shed 10 x 9, register grate, stove, Methven copper and stand, washtubs, cistern, pedestal and builders’ sundries UNION STREET SALE ROOMS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23.' At 1.15 p.m. p P. MORRISSEY & CO. win sell by public auction as above — On account of Mrs S. Robinson and others clients who aro leaving the district — , Household furniture, furnishings,'lnfects and sundries , Particulars in Monday’s Star. BEDFORD STREET, Pi TEA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. At 1 p.m. punctually. J> P. MORRISSEY & CO., instructed by Mrs .T. J. Holtham, who is giving up housekeeping,, will sell by public auction as above, her superior household furniture, furnishings and effects, including— Chesterfield suite in moquette, piano (Brasch and 'Co.), upholstered piano seat, large dressing mirror, lot good pictures, phonograph cabinet, French clock, Morris chair, Axminster square 12ft x lift Gin, Wilton square 10ft Gin x 9ft, Wilton sofa square, hall runner, rugs, oak and rimu palm stands, 2 Chippendale chairs, jardinieres, bric-a-brac, pot plants, linoleums, cushions, occasional tables, E.P. ware, escritoire, lot books, beaten copper kerb, lire screen and Are irons, hall stand, hall table, bedroom suite, mottled kauri chest drawers, upholstered easy chair, bedroom chairs, electric heater, bentwood chairs, medicine chest, curtains, duchesses, double and hospital beds, 2 sets toilet ware, blankets, eiderdown, quilts, bed 1 and table linen, oval dining table, carver and 3 diuim* chairs, settee and easy chair to match, overmantle, 'Singer ’ sewing machine, sideboard, Ste screen, liqueur, stand, deck chair, verandah screen, linen basket, vacuum cleaner, fender, bin rugs, cutlery, crockery, tea set, „ glassware, alarm clock, tray, pastry board, scales, enamel ware, kitchen utensils, wringer, lawn mower, garden tools, bath, quantity wire netting, and lot useful sundries 127 VICTORIA ST., HAWERA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. P. MORRISSEY •& CO., instructed by Mrs R. Wylie, will sell by public auction as above— The whole of her household furniture, furnishings, effects and household sundries Full particulars later. OPOTAKE. MONDAY, MARCH 1. At 1.15 p.m. J> P. MORRISSEY & GO. will sell by public auction as above on account of a client who is leaving the district— Household furniture, effects and sundries .. Particulars in future issue. HAWERA JJORSE pAIE FRIDAY; MARCH 12. Entries for above sale are now being received. Early entries solicited. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO., ' Auctioneers. WANGANUI RAM FAIR. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. At 12 noon. pREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., LTD., will sell at their Yards — 156 southdow:n ‘ RAMS, bred by Messrs G. H. Handley, T. and E. Bourke, J. H. Verry, C. D. Handley, W. P. O ’Neill, W., G. Moore, A. L. Wheeler, D. Monro, Farley Bros., Mrs B. H. Slack ROMNEY RAMS—Messrs D. G. Forlong, G. M. Currie, Blair and Hunter, J. Best, A. V. Collins, Jas. Campion 2| LINCOLN RAMS—Messrs A. V. Collins, J. D. Hughes Estate g STUD SOUTHDOWN RAMS, bred by Messrs Ellis Bros, and S. Hughes g STUD ROMNEY RAMS bred by Messrs Blair and Hunter and A. L. Wheeler J STUD LINCOLN RAM, bred by J. D. Hughes Estate On account of Messrs Farley Bros., Westmere—--15 stud 2-tooth ewes 10 stud aged ©whs