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Evening Star, Issue 11696, 30 September 1902, Page 5

T^^ w^^iCT "*' aa!Mßai * 3 '" a rc' !g^^ 'LHAMBSi'" E AT B C&LT^WAN^ANDJMACK;fV" ..' •; CALLAEANO^DvMACiB^'S^v-Bv CALLAHAN In,their Gharinihg Flaylefc• the old ' iA Sketch of Irish Life worthy of Lever ia ins betfcer'iHoods. ;,; Look at this Coterie of Favorites: Mr FRANK ■ Florrie Banger Stella 'Bsngro Joe Cowan Ernest Fitts "•■' Fred. Lloyd Maud Fining And there Me Others. / THE COBONATION PICTUBES A BEVELATION TO THE OLDEST PLAY- . GOER. A PRICES: Circle,2s; Stalls, Is; Pit, Sixpence. DUNEDIN HOBTXCULTUBAL SOCIETY. SPRING fi BAND DISPLAY OF ** FLOWERS. •GARRISON HALL, ' j WEDNESDAY, Ist OCTOBEB, 1 to 10 pan. ' ADMISSION ... ONE SHILLING. DECORATED TABLES, ORNAMENTAL BASKETS, I ARTISTIC DISPLAY OF MADB-UP FLORAL WORK. SPECIAL EXHIBITS from Christehuxch and elsewhere. Special Operatic Musical Programme, After- '■■ noon and Evening, by Bobertshaw's j Orchestra. j Competition for BARR'S SELVES CUP AND PRIZES over £63. GEORGE DUNCAN, Secretary. WESLEYAN CHURCH, CABGILL BOAD. mHE Sparkling Cantata 'PHYLLIS, THE X FARMER'S DAUGHTER,' will be Repeated on WEDNESDAY, October Ist, 1902, at 8 p.m. ADMISSION _. SIkpENCB. "Come and Hear *Chapleigh/" ANCIENT ORDER- OF FORESTERS, United Otago District. mHE ANNUAL EEUNION of the CITY JL and SUBURBAN COURTS will be held in the Choral Hall, Moray place, on WEDNESDAY, October Ist, 19(8, at 8 o'clock pan. D.C.B. in the chair. W. WOODLAND, District' Secretary. ia«»3t and Found. small horseshoe brooch; reward. 107 Mcray place. street aad Upper Stuart street; reward. Browning, grocer, Stuart street. LOST, between railway station, - DXO, Princes street, Gold P : n, greenstone heart attached. Please return Feltham, fruiterer, Manse street. Unox Church and Forth place. Reward returning Mrs Tapley, Forth place. ■J acora attached; reward. Apply Klahn's Refreshment Rooms, St. Clair Beach; or H. L. Tapley, Crawford street, Dunedin. he; Waikouaiti collar.; anyone detaining after this date will be prosecuted. H. V. Haddock, Bush road, Newington. LOST Lady's Silver Watch, between Boslyn, Maori Hill, Gardens. Reward returning Mlver, Boslyn, or Beid, florist. not Return within one week will be placed' in the hands of the police; known. Mrs Larking, South Dunedin. FOUND.— "Parker's Hair Tome" Cures Dandruff and Falling Hair; renders hair soft and glossy; not greasy. AH chamists. 2s 6d; posted, 3s. Sporting. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. gPBING MEETING, 1902, Will be Held at Wingatui on WEDNESDAY (LABOR DAY; and SATURDAY, Bth and 11th October, First Eace Starting each day at 1 o'clock. £1 Totalisator Inside; 10s Tofcalisatar Outside. ADMISSION: Grounds, Is; Stand, 10s extra. Stand Tickets obtainable at Railway Station. SPECIAL TRAINS will leave Dunedin for Racecourse Siding at 9.20, 10.50, IL3O, 12.0, 12.15, 1.0, and 1.15. The 11.30 and 12.0 trains will run direct to course. Trains Return from Siding at 4.25, 4.45, 5.15, and 5.30, and from Wingatui Station at 5.0 and 6.30. The 4.25, 4.45, and 5.15 trains will not stop at intermediate stations. RETURN FARES (including Adnrisrion to Grounds) will be: Carriages, 2s 6d; Seated Waggons, 2s. H. L. JAMES, Secretary. FOEBURY PARK RACING CLUB. ALL those desirous of JOINING the above Club are kindly requested to COMMUNICATE with the undersigned. Member's subscriptions, £1 Is. E. L. MACASSEY, „ Secretary. Water street. Auctions. BY AUCTION. npHE JJUNEDIN FRUITBROKEBS' X ASSOCIATION will sell at their several Booms, WEDNESDAY, October Ist, Hobart and Melbourne Fruit. • Starting at 9.30 sharp. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. BY AUCTION. TEE USUAL SALE of POULTRY will be held TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, when we will offer Wyandottes, Brown and White Leghorns; also Table Poultry. T. E. SHJEL AND CO., Stafford street, at 2.30. MASON AND SONS, Princes street, at 3. THUESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1902, At 2 pjn. ,At the Residence, High street, Boslyn (near Auction Booms). UPRIGHT GRAND WALNUT PIANO (by Lyndhal), WALNUT DRAWING-BOOM SUITE (in Plush), WATER COLOR LANDSCAPES (by Wilson) ' Etc, Etc. " * WASHES AND CO. L« have received instructions front Mr W. J. Floyd (who is leaving Dunedin) to Bell by public auction 'Baa Household" Furniture and Effects, eonv col, walnut drawing-room suite, walnut bookcase, overmantel, octagon table, 2 lanscapea (by Lawrence Wikon), heavy nickel fender and fire irons, carpets, hearthrugs, mats, steel and brass fenders, ash pans, Bft dining table, Australian blackwood Italian bedstead, duchesse dressing table m&rble-top tfashstand, double and single braes-mounted bedsteads, wire and kaook mattresses, bronze bracket lamp (duplex I burners), Vienna and bamboo chairs, cedar ' cheffonier, cheats of drawers, commodes, looking glasses, cutlery, cruets, curtain poles, d : »-.*pr and , tea sets, kitchen wringer, garden tools, lawn mower, coir mats^ete^etc,