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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21257, 11 February 1931, Page 14

& SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, At 1.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WALNUT COTTAGE PIANO (Geo. Murphy), ASMINSTER CARPETS, i-PIECE MOQUETTE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINES, SADDLEBAG DINING ROOM SUITE. HIGH-BACK MOQUETTE SUITE (Seven Pieces). LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, have received instructions to sell by auction: Household Furniture, including—Walimt cottage piano (Murphy), linoleum, dining tables, Axminster carpets, rattan chairs, saddlebag suite (7 pieces), drophead sewing machines, couches, palm stands, kerbs, vases and ornaments, pictures, hall stand, high-back dining room suite (in moquette). cabinets, sideboards, double and single iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapok and flock mattresses, duchesse chests, duchesse pairs, mirrordoor wardrobes, toilet chests, 4ft 6in antique wood bedsteads, kitchen utensils, kitchen tables, superior violin, bow, and case, LARGE GLASS SHOWCASE, grit mill, lawn mower, 2 Champion destructors, 3ft h.p. Zealandia range. Also, 2 UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS (Each in good order). . THIS DAY, ' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. Under Instructions from the Official ’ Assignee. The Property of George Harper Puflett (Bankrupt). 1930-MODEL RUGBY SEDAN CAR (Colonial Body), Small mileage, leather upholstered, fourwheel brakes, bumpers, luggage carrier, etc. Bujlt to accommodate 5 or 6 passengers; in good running order. On View Partel’s Garage, Carroll street. Must be Sold. A Great Chance. HARRIS, LIMITED^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, At 12.15 o’clock. On the Premises, Telegraph Stores, Anderson's Bay road. Instructed by the. Post and Telegraph Department. MOTOR CARS AND MOTOR TRUCKS. 2 FORD MOTOR CARS, 1 ARMSTRON6-SIDDELEY CAR, 3 FORD TON TRUCKS, 3 FORD UTILITY TRUCKS, 1 ALBION LORRY, 1 LATIL TRUCK, Turning Lathe, Ford Parts, Car Parte. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. Auctioneers. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, At 2 o’clock. On the Premises, “Sarnia,” No. 66 Rawhiti street (off Anderson’s Bay road). Instructed by Miss Newlands, who has left Dunedin. ARTISTIC HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. OAK MOQUETTE DINING SUITE, OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE (Round Ends), RICH AXMINSTER CARPET,” HANDSOME CHINA CABINET, OAK HALL SEAT AND WALL MIRRORS, AXMINSTER VESTIBULE CARPET, MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBE, PANEL BEDSTEADS, Aspidistras, Flower Bowls, China Teaware, Oak Occasional Table, Silk Cushions, Tokonobe Vases, Dumpy Cushion, Chinaware, Oak Umbrella Stand, Coir Door Mat, Rattan Settee, Duchesse Chests, Pictures, Toilet Pedestals, Hearthrugs, Linoleum, Kitchen Table, Velvety Pile Table Cover, Morris Chairs, Austrian Chairs, Carpet Runner, Singer Sewing Machine, Electric Radiator, Croekeryware, Garden Tools. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, Auctioneers. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, At 12.15. In Our Rooms. 163 Rattray street. Under Instructions from the Owner, BEAUTIFUL MODERN SIX-ROOMED HOME, CORNER JAMES AND ROYSTON STREETS. N.E. VALLEY. On the sunny side, just slightly on rise above car line. Adjoining Presbyterian Church and School. Elevated corner freehold. Lovely view. Conveniences consist of electric light and plugs, hot and cold water, coal and gas ranges, porcelain fitted bathroom, two lavatories, wide verandahs, sun porch. Fibrous plaster ceilings. Empire papers, leadiights, tile slab grates, etc. Exceptionally nice kitchen, scullery, and pantry. GROUNDS IN PERFECT ORDER. EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. FOR GENUINE SALE. Cards to view and further particulars from Messrs MOORE, MOORE, & NICHOL. Solicitors, or the AUCTIONEERS. TGF ■& E. S. PATERSON. LTD., AY • Auctioneers. PURE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION And PORE STOCK AGENTS’ ASSOCIA- ™ TION. FIRST ANNUAL STUD RAM AND EWE FAIR. GORE SHOWGROUNDS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1931, At Noon (sharp), ■64 Stud Romney Marsh Rams 1 Stud Border Leicester Ram 3 Stud Southdown Rams 50 Stud Southdown Ewes CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. LUNCHEON 'ON GROUNDS. An Unrivalled Opportunity to Improve your Flock. Demonstrations on Romney Marsh Sheep by A. S. Holms, Esq., and Southdowns by Alan Grant, Esq., at 11 a.m.