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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1941, 26 October 1874, Page 3

And ions THIS D\Y, ~~ MO»nAY, 26th OCTOBER, At 2 o'clock. On Wharf, alongside lizzie Guy. JVJANCAUHOW AND CO L^ will pubmir- to public auction, on Monday, 2(Jih < 'ctober, at 2 o'c oek, as above— 20 tons Anderson and Mowat's ulonr 4 „ „ Oatmeal I „ „ Pearl Barley 200 sacks Wheat 200 „ Braa 10 qr-casks New Zealand Whisky. THIS DAY, * ~ MONDAY, 26th OCTOBER, At 1 o'clock sharp. 50 HEAD FAT CATTLE, 8 COWS. pURDWOOD, LARMAN, AXO CO, ' T will Rell by puMic auction, This Day. Monday, 26th October, at 1 o'cl ck sharp, at Carl ton V rils, Ahsun — O fiT HEAD PRIME FAT CATTLE, -_ieJ 8 FIRST-CLASS COWS (Srrin.erji), ] Mr Jun ps S e^art OK HEAD PRIME FAT CATTLE, *^* Messrs Carttr. GIRDWOOD, LAHMAN. & C<>., Auctioneers. TUESDXY, 27th OCT'tBER, At 11 o'cl< ck sharp SALE OF 1 CASE DRAPERY, Damaged by sea water, Rx s.s. Waipara, transhipped ex s.s. Otigo. I^IRDWOOD. LArIMVN, AND CO. VX favored with instructions, will sell hy public auction, on Tuesday, 27'h "ctobpr, »t 11 o'clock sharp, at their Rooms, Mawhera Quay, For the benefit of whom it may concern — 1 case Assorted Drapery, damaged by sea watp.r, consisting of Crimean Shirts, Men's Tweed Suits, Boys' Enickerbrocker Suits, &c, &c. Without reserve. GIRDWOOD, LAHMAN, & CO., Auctioneers. PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. rjIHE undersigned have on board the Alms, just arrived from Melbourne. A consignment oi BD~RD*S celebrated i PIANOS, consisting cf five full compass instruments, in walnut, ebony, and rosewood. The above will be offered at public auction at an early date, of which due notice will be given. - ' NANC ARROW and CO., 1 Auctioneers Baz.mr. A GRAND FANCY BAZAAR in aid of ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL, will be held in tbe VOLUNTEER HALL it CHRISTMAS NEXT. The following ladies have kind'y consented ta hold Stalls : — Mrs Griffin Mrs Quinn Mrs Sheeily Mrs Joyte, and Mrs Kennedy, t . Arid will be assistnd by Mra Fit zi/e raid Mrs Hickson ■ Miss • liffin Miss Fitzgerald Misieslundon Mrs Hung rford Mrs Butler tars Drumm Miss T wohill M n M ' I 'ouuell Mra O'Bciea> and <jta«c l&dws. Contrilmtions in xaoney or kind will be thankfully received l-y the «hove-named ladies, and members of the Oommitt-e. The School Committee hpg to state that, by reason of the recent river encoachment on the present school site (whi< h a few years ago cost upwards of £)i('0). they have had to incur h large debt for the pur base of a new si te, U|>'>n w .ieh it is their intention t f j erect n«-w sihools. ROF K S So R BRUCE Mesmbbist a*>d Phrenoiooust, Will Bhortly »ppoar,