Amysemcnts. k p B I HB4 T B K. , . Lessee and Manager, i "'ajSbeeSqk LAOT NIGHT ■ --- - ■ "" ° f LAUGHTER! ' WONDERMENT 1 BEPPfffiDiaEOteNTI CZERNT! CZERNYI C^aSBNY! The MagrciaiL of the Age. TO-NIGHT. „„.„„„Positivcly the Last TO-NIGHT.: Performance in TO-NIGHT™.. , Dunlin. Don't Miss Seeing' Him. Last Nigbt of GOL-GOL, A LEGEND OP PERSEA. THE BIRTH OF SPRJ3tf<3TIME.\ fHE LEVITATION OP PRINCESS A&SRA. t _ LAST NIGHT of C2ER*TY. ' LAST NIGHT OP THE TABLEAtJSCQPB. > • "PRICES: 3s, 2a, and' Is."'"'"! Box Plan ai the Dresden. Day Sales at Jacobs's. ; ' Treasurer. „ PRANK TALBOT. Business Managcr—MlOHAßL JOSEPH. M HELENA RUBINSTEIN, Skin, and Domplexion Specialist, of 2?4 Colhns steeet, Melbourne, has jussfc ajxreed in Bninedin, and nuy bo Consulted Jre> i}f" Charge until Saturday at Mi "Wilkinson's, Chemist, Princes street. Ladies are advised'to "talce full advantage of' Mllo. RiibmsfcemV sfcorb visit to interview her onall Ckunpleiion matters. ' ~ ._; Auctions. REMINDEir" TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 12 o'clock. 1 L. MACASSEY AND CO. will sell by auction, ai their Booms, SPECIAL PROPERTIES. . 1. Corner Bay View road and Jones street, South Dtmedin, 4-roomed House and S' 2. Corner Eeid and Macandrow i , South Dunedin, 4-rcproed Cottage. 3. Corner M'Bride and Waverley streets, South Dunedin, Leasehold, Two Houses;"(s rooms and 3 rooms). '4. Eeid road, South Dunedin, 7-toomed House. ■"■'"' 5. Russell street, South Dunedin, 6-roomed House. ■•'..-. 6. Corner Cargill road and Josephine street, South Dunedin, 4-roomed House and Two Sections. I THURSDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 2 o'clock. Sa]e by Auction of Superior Parlor, Dining, Sitting, and Bedroom Furniture, Walnut | Iron-frame Piano, Pianette, 3 Tapestry and I Plush Suites, 2 Gents' Bicycles, etc J-AMES SAMSON AND CO. $3 have received instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, • Walnut iron-frame piano (a splendid instrument), mirror sideboard, walnut overmantel, Brussels and tapestry carpets, hearth and wool rugs, brass fenders, firebrssses, coal vases, ornaments, pictures, lery and glassware, chinaware, marble and striking clocks, cheffonier, extending dining table, octagon and tea tables, dinner and tea sets, cruets, vases, ornaments, pictures, cufci. lery and glassware, chinaware, e.p. ware, "vienna, wicker, and rattan chairs, tapestry and leather couciies, curtain poles and airtains, arm and rocking chairs, tapestry and plush suite, saddlebag suite, mirror hall | stand, double and single iron bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, mirror wardrobe, fullScotch and toilet chests, duchesse drawers and tables, marble and tile washstands, fancy ware; commode, 4-drawer chests, duchesse pairs, carpet squares, linoleum, Persian bedstead, 'kitchen dresser, meat safe, cooking' utensils, copper boiler, sewing machine, fireproof safe, geuts' bicycles, sideboard, goods and chattels, etc. THURSDAY, 29th MARCH, At 2 o'clock. To Builders and Speculators. Sale by Auction of Valuable Freehold Property, Mornington, by order of the Public Trustee, in the Estate of William Moore (decease^. TAMES SAMSON AND CO. 8 have been favored with instructions from F. H. Morice, Esq., District Agent. Public Trustee, to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling stret, on above date, All that Parcel of Land being Sections 28 and 30, Block 1., Richmond Hill, Mornington. Area, 2 roods, with a frontage to Lawrence street of 214 links and to Canning street 214 links, by a depth of 235 links, on which is erected an old-fashioned dwelling. N.B.—The above is a. splendid section, commanding a grand view and* of easy access, and very suitable for subdividing into 6 first-class building allotments. Title—Land' Transfer Act. Pull particulars from Public Trustee-; or the Auctioneers. MONDAY, 26th MARCH, At 12 o'clock. On the Premises, George street. BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. REYNOLDS, AND CO v . are instructed to sell, on above date, The largo 2-storey Wooden Building (for renifivHil known as the old British Hotel, with brick chimneys, grates, range, mantelpieces, gas fittings, bath, windows, and doors; also verandah. TUESDAY, THE 3rd At 12.30 o'clock in the afternoon. Under Conduct of the Registrar of ihe Supreme Court. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. 3SRS PARK, REYNOLDS, AND CO. have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Rooms, on the above date -. • First.—Eight and Seven-tenths poles, being allotment Twenty-one on the plan of sul> division of inter alia sections and fifty-five, block thirty, Town of Dunedin, facing Lambeth road. Secondly.—Nino poles, part section fifty-sbr, block twenty-seven, Town of Dunedin, facing Frederick street* Thirdly.—Three roods and Eight poles, being allotments twenty-six, twenty-seven' forty-seven, and foriy-eight, Township of Mosgiel Junction. Fourthly.—Fourteen and Six-ienUis poles, being part sections thirty-five and fifty-seven block thirty-two. Town of Dunedin, facing Regent; road, together with all the Dwellinghouses, buildings, and erections on' such several pieces of land, firstly, secondly, and fourthly above-mentioned, all such several pieces of land being subject to prior piori gages. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS, Or to , Messrs F. Z. AND W. L. MOORE, Solicitors, Dunedin. .OS. PATERSON AND 00. Auctioneers, Fruit and General Produce Brokers, CRAWFORp STREET, Dunedin. AGENTS FOR THE CANTERBURY FRUIT-GROWERS' ASSOCIATION. All Classes of Aucfcioreering Busmesß Undertakes. Shipping-. MAHENO, New TURBINE Steamer—the Fastest and Most Magnifix^eiitlyrfitted Vessel on the Pacific—, LEAVES SYDNEY 16th APRIL for VANCOUVER, Taking Passengers in Three Classes %fc Lowest Throngh. to all parts of. CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRIpSH ISLES, and CONTINENT of EUROPE. 'Hie New Triple-Bcrew Turbine Steamer Maheno excels, in all ■ her arrangements. On a Turbine Ship the steam goes to the flanges on the shaft. There is therfe- ■ fore no vibration, and no cause for seasick* ness. The movement of a Turbine-dHven vessel can be compared adequately with itotJring but- tlu«t of » sailing boat gliding silently before an even wind. Passengers booked through from New Zealand join Maheno at Sydney or Suva at their option. Second Class Passengers get First Saloon Passages by the Connecting Steamers. UNION S.S/CQ. PF N,£„ LTD. WtHKSay R^sprra. WARBINSTON (close beach), Earniahod Cottage, 4 rooms; low rent. Patersons', Agency, 73 Princes steiefc. BYROAD BAY.—Furnished 3 Rooms smwJ JO scullery; splendid position, one minute jettx. Orr, l4l_Piincesjsteeet,
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Evening Star, Issue 12767, 21 March 1906, Page 5
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