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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 139, 9 December 1911, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS. RICKARD& VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Alcide Capitaine is still tho loading attraction at the Opera Hoitee, and her graceful work on the trapeze earns her • unstinted applause. Clarke and Mostol, Binns and Binns, Pastor and Merle, Sydney Bach, Alf. Holt, Fanny Powers, and the other artists provide a refreshing programme, which will be repeated this evening. On Monday night there will be a complete change, and another fine bill is promised. ' THE THEATRE ROYAL. The Kinemacolor Pictures now in season at the Theatre Royal are commanding a considerable share of public patronage. Such scones as are depicted of \ €ni . cc « th< * investiture of the Prince of Wales at Carnarvon, a storm at renenffo, and a splendid flower study, are well worth seeing. To-night is the last night of the present" series'. l FULLER'S PICTURES. The Ingestre-street picture theatre was again largely patronised last evening. A good programme of dramatic and other films was shown, and, in addition, there was screened the second series of the baby competitions. THE KING'S THEATRE. "Fools of Society," the stirring dramatic film, will be shown at The King's Theatre for 'the last time tonight.- There will be a Complete change of items on Monday. THE NEW ' THEATRE. ' In the changed programme presented at the New Theatre last evening there was a further ' instalment of war pictures from Tripoli. The Italian fleet is shown manoeuvring in the Mediterranean. A torpedo attack and the work of the naval brigade on land are also depicted m a long film. There is also a lengthy picture 'sKowing the launch of the Commonwealth Dreadnought and the incidental ceremonies. A Bison drama,' , "Silverwing's Dream,' is an Indian story with no intricate plot but much to commend it. The acting is good,- and a moral in tabloid form' is attached. The programme will be repeated to-night and this afternoon. THE STAR THEATRE. The Star Theatre, .Newtown, has a good series of pictures showing the damage by floods in Pennsylvania. Other scenes 'are "^he Wye Valley," "The Judge's Story," and "Miss Smith Swimming." THE BIJOU THEATRE. Last- night's programme at the Bijou Theatre took the form of a Boy Scout performance. Besides a number of appropriate films, the usual budget of topical and scenic studies was .screened. A change is advertised for this evening. AUCTION AND PROPERTY SALES Messrs.' J. fl. Bethune and Co. will sell on Monday, at 2.30 p.m., at their rooms, under instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, a residential property at Petone; comprising land having an area of 14.4 perches, situated in Elizabeth-street, Petoue, and on which stands a five-roomed dwelling. On the same" day, at 2.30 p.m., under instructions from the mortgagee, they ai;e submitting two five-roorhed dwellings in Mortimer-terrace, containing five rooms and bathroom, on land having a frontage of 35ft tin; and No. 76 Mortimer-ter-race; ' containing five rooms, on land 50 by 92 feet, having an entrance ,15 feet wide from- Mqrtim t er-tefraoe. On Tuesday next, at 2 p.m.* on the premises, N0.. 272, Willis-street, they are selling, under instructions ■ by the holder, of a bill of pale, a quantity of machinery and plant. The machinery will be on view on morning of sale. On Tuesday, 9th January, at 2.30 p.m., at their rooms, under instructions from the -Registrar oi the Supreme Court, the firm are submitting a property at Island Bay, comprising land haviag a frontage of 44 feet to Seine-street by a depth of 107 i'c.i, 5 inches- (more or less), together with £he four-roomed dwelling and twostalled, stable and trapshed thereon. Messrs. Bethune and Co. msert an amended list of business and residential properties ; also a . number of houseft to let, both furnished and unfurnished, offices, and store room accommodation. They specially advertise to let, on building lease, -three 'valuable sites Hallstreet, Newtown. Messrs. Brand and Johnston, under instructions from the Public Trustee, in the estate of James Rodgers, deceased, will sell by public auction on Friday, sth January, a villa residence and section containing over a quarter of an acre, on Ngatoto-road, Ngaio, adjoining the Catholic Church, and within half a mile from the Ngaio railway station. Messrs. Brand and' Johnston insert particulars in our auction columne of the following sales: Monday and Tuesday, at 1.30 o'clock, they will hold a clearing, sale of unredeemed pledges on account of Mr. W. Harris, pawnbroker, 126, Cuba-street. On Wfednesday, 13th, at, 1.30 o'clock, in their rooms, they will sell the content* of an eight-roomed residence. Included in the catalogue will be found two upright grand pianos, Chesterfield lounges, and oak sideboard, leather drawing room suite etc. ,On Thursday, 14th, at 1.30 o clock, on, the premises, No. 6, Hobaonstreet, they will sell the contents of eight rooms, on account of Mr. Redman, who is giving up housekeeping. On, Friday, the 15th, they will sell £500 worth of E.P. ware. The goods will be on view Thursday, from 2 till 5, and in the evening from 7.30 till 9. On Saturday, 16th, at 1.30 on the premises, Gear-street, Petone, they will hold a sale pf household furniture. Messrs. Harcourt and Co. will sell by public auction on Tuesday next, at 8.30 p.m., at their rooms, Lambton-quay, that property situated in Willis-street, known a« Clifton House. On the same date- two Sections fronting Sutherlandroad, Lyall Bay, will be offered. On the following day a salo of pictures will be held in the firm's rooms. Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co. insert particulars in our auction columns of a salo of furniture and Hopkineon piano they will hold" on Tuesday next, at 1.30 p.m., at the residence, 90, Roxburghstreet. The sale is being held on behalf of Mrs. Harvey, who ie leaving for the South Island, and is entirely unreserved. On Wednesday, at 1.30 p.m., the firm will hold their weekly eale of furniture, including piauo, at their rooms, 26, Bran-don-street. During the afternoon they will sell three pianos. Freehold properties will be offered at auction by Messrs. Gaulter, Dykes and Co. on Wednesday next, at 1.30 p.m. Included in the list are eight Native bushclad and grassed sections at Kha-udallah, known a 6 Torwood, a-nd being parts of the Edward's block ; aIBO residence and grounds situate No. 234, Wellington-ter-race. The same firm will also hold a sale of furhiture and effects of nine rooms, on the premises, corner of Ellice-etree-t and Ellice- avenue, noxt Tuesday,, at 1.30 p.m. On Tuesday next, at 1 p.m., at the premises, 22, M'Dona'd-creßcent, Messrs. Thompson Bros., Ltd., w»l| soil, without reseive, "household furnishings, including cHi'peta, linoleums, and sewing uiacliiiie, the ctmtcnto ot four bedroom*.