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Evening Star, Issue 12606, 11 September 1905, Page 5

*ai»***M«»»rt*. I T©*jgbt! Ssakxßl Bamktml Tt>w&t'. > 1 V LHAMBBA lEBITEJE. I Musical FULLER'S Vaodwffle I Comedy PULLER'S Entertainments Ever Acmeved *«r tte 'FuUum* wtfh Higlwalaried : lions. OLEOPATRA, 33» Beoatihu Serpt Fexfcnninr with lire Snakes, Bo«-Qa»rtrietou, Man-eating Affigrtaa, and Crncbdilea. An Jnteßuelr Bxottißg Act. The People Cheorßd this Artist BONTTA, < ! . BONETA, ■test, and ffl—fTf t lady Bale- and Pistol Shot of the Worid. OARLOS—Tbe Daring Human l»i#et. ZBNO—A Renuu&Ma Juggler. 808 HAlJJ—"liresistible Fanny Comedian." "Bats Rre»-Prince Oiste—"He livas obit" Enormous Booms of James Opie, WBI Stevens, Ivy Leslie, Ted Anrtfnwm, BBeen Duo. Absolutely Ho Pre* List. Circle, 2s; Stalk, la (Ladies' Oroceanon). cavebsbam brass band bazaab. oavebsham hall. September 2j : and following tions will bo held:_EmiON FOR LAMBS. Best Pound Cake—lst, 2nd, 3rd Prises. Best Jam Sandwich— lst, 2nd Prizes. COMPETITION FOB GtttLS UNDER 16 YEARS. Best (Oven). Best Scones (Girdle)—lst, 2nd. 3rd Poses. COMPETITION FOR lAMBS. Best Buttonhole—lst, 2nd, 3rd Prises. OOMPBimON FOB OrTTTJHHW UNDSR 16 YEARS. Best Buttonhole—lst, 2nd Prises. COMPETITION FOB LAMES. Best-dressed Doll—lst, 2nd, 3rd Prises. COMPETITION FOR GIRLS UNBSB 14 YEARS. Bestrdressed Doll—lst, 2nd Prises. BABY SHOW. For Babies Under 18 Months. Splendid Prises given by the President -<lsi, 2nd). Babr Show will be held on the Aftemoart-of * 07*.», TWt?r All Entries must be in by the 26tii INKt-, Substantial Cash Prizes also being giren m connection with tihe above Gompetittons. < Other Competitions will be held during the Bazaar. All Persons willing to give Drmaljona l or Contributions to the above Bazaar kindly lfeave same with Mrs T. B. B. Jefeoate, College street, Caversham, or at the late Council Chambers every Tuesday and Thursday Bwanine of each week. J. S. ACENBW, Hon. Secretary. Auctions. WEDNESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock, At Rooms, 131 Princes i HOUSEHOLD FLTRNITORB. DINING BOOM, KITCHBN,.and3HPBOOM PURNiTtjKE. • LEX. HARRIS AND CO. l are instructed to sell by aootian as Piano, mirror-back sideboard, eonebes, filter, pictures, round tables, lamps, docks, crockery and crystal, linoleum, bamboo hall stand, Turkey carpet, double and single Iran bedsteads, wire and spring mattresses, chest drawers, flock mattresses, dressing tables, washstantis, looking-glasses, Venetian blinda, iron safe, scales and weights, colonial sofa, grindstone, large kitchen dresser, chairs, stretchers, kitchen utensils, boots, etc. Also, Cutlery, vases, ornaments, electro-plate, I knives, f racks, and spoons, opossum rugs, fur ' collarettes, muffs, fur mats, etc, etc. I WEDNESDAY, 13th LTSBT^ At 2 o'clock. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HIGH-CLASS MODERN FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS. DM. SPEDDING • is instructed to offer at auction on Wednesday Afternoon, MASSIVE MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD TELESCOPIC EXTENSION TABLE OLD ENGLISH CARVED BOOKCASE SUPERIOR CARVED LEATHER SUITE HANDSOME SADDLE-BAG SUITE SPLENDID 2-WLNGED WARDROBE VALUABLE DUCHESSE PAIR (a> match) CHOICE CHEVAL PEDESTAL PAIR HANDSOME DUCHESSE CHESTS PIANOS by Wittig and Kurts TWO DOMINION CO. ORGANS. Also x>m and sitting room furniture of ewery iption, overmantels, carpets, Asmmster jgs, bedroom and table napery, table cutlery, plated ware, fenders, brass kerbs, toilet ware, etc, etc., etc. On view in upstairs room from Tuesday. TUESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. Sale by auction of superior ~~ ' >r. Dining, Sitting, and Bedroom Enritare, Walnut Piano, Massive Sideboard, Extending Dining Table, Fireproof Safe (28 x 22 x 22). Gents' Bicycles, etc. TAMES SAMSON AND CO. ' have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowiing street, Walimt piano, piano stool, walnut ovrrmantel, tapestry and plush suite, Brussels carpet (22 x 18), carpet squares, dte£anier dining table, Hmiw and tea sets, croetf,. ware, Okinawa-*, curtain poles and i j. 1— - n( } ] e ather couches, arm ai . Vienna, wicker, and ratta chairs, octagon and tea tables, settee suite, brass fenders, fire brassec, coal vases, brass * ' acts, music canterbury, barometer, moosiva hall stand, double and single bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mates, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, mirror wardrobe, full-Scotch and toilet chests, ducbesse drawers and tables, marble and tile washatands, fancy ware, commode, 4 and 5-drawer chests, superior pairs, "—ian ber 1 - 1 — A ;, chair perambulator, Singer s bicycles, breeding cage. TUESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1906, At 2 o'clock. At vhe Premises, 98 St. Andrew street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. ■v M. FEA AND COa - Mrs ;er (who is giviugi up housekeeping) to sell by auction, Single and double iron bedsteads, vrire and flock mattresses, fenders and fire ViLwana, linoleum, Vienna and rocking chairs, tobies, pot plants, sofas, curtains and - -- - stove, blanket*, cosstmode stool, cb ere, washstands, toilet tables, toilet ware, mirrors, 3-fold screen, lamps, cutlery, kttehan ntensils, lot sundriesWitbout reserve. WEDNESDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER, At Rooms, 12 Rottzsy street. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! 1 L. MACASSEY AND CO. i» will seU by suction, a large Catalogue of Books: i Chambers's Encyclopedia (10 vols), Picearcsqne Atlas, Works of Fiction, Magamhws, and a large number of rnisoellaneoos books. Abeoluiely without i Further entries invited. ■Corporation Notice**. BOROUGH OF MOBJONBTON. ■~ road, between Havelock street and Clyde street, ie STOPPED FOB TRAFFIC pending Bepairs. P. NELSON, Sown Choc. BOO»Y B3SNB-—A Few Ra Bate