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AUCTIONS. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO. UNION STREET SALE ROOMS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30. P. MORRISSEY & CO., instructed a client who is leaving the district, will sell by public auction as above— Household furniutre, furnishings and effects Particulars in Monday’s Star. UNION STREET SALE ROOMS.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. P. MORRISSEY & CO. have been instructed to sell as above — Valuable household furniture and j effects, including Player piano ] and over 100 records, cabinet gramophone and records, oak and rimu furniture, valuable pictures, E.P. ware, bric-a-brac, floor coverings, household furnishings and effects Inspection WEDNESDAY Morning. Further Particulars Later.

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