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Evening Star, Issue 12900, 24 August 1906, Page 5

Amusements. A LHAMBRA TiEATBE. r^?S^ AND extraordinary ! TONIGHT (FRIDAY), AUGUST 24. SANDOW COMPETITION. At the Suggestion of Mr LEX M'LBAN, Messrs Fuller will give TWO SOVEREIGNS To the Man who can lift a 1001b Bar-bell the Most Times Above his Head with Both Hands. Open to All-comers. No Entrance Fee. REMEMBER! TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). LEAMBRA THEATRE. To-night!— The Most Brilliant Show we have . . Ever Presented. ‘ Musical FULLERS’ Vaudeville Comedy FULLEPS’ Pictures, To-night, Extraordinary Success of LEX MXEAN. The Most Remarkable Strong Man in the World. ■ \ Huge Success of LES WARTON, The Brilliant Goon Impersonator. LOYD ALL AND BERRY, Sketch Artists. Better than 'Ever. Enormous Nightly Success of Miss PEARL LOVELL and PHYLLIS FAY. Mr Jack Hagan, A. L. Cropp, Golden Duo, Bob Lloyd. . New Animated Pictures. NEW STARS TO-MORROW NIGHT! Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is. Ladies’ Concession. H lB MAJESTY’S THEATRE. COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT COOK’S PICTURES. All the Latest Star Films, Comprising DRAMA AND COMEDY, PATHOS AND HUMOR, MECHANICAL AND ENGINEERING WONDERS. Entertaining, Educating, Elevating. Two Miles of the Latest Film. Importations from London and Paris. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE MEETING (Specially Cinematographed by Mr Sidney Cook at Riccarton on' Tuesday’ August 14). During the season specially cinematographed Street Scenes of Dunedin will be shown. FOLLOW THE CROWD TO COOK’S PICTURES. Latest American Picture SongsPrices: 3s, 2s, and Is; Children Half Rates. Booking at Dresden. T'kUNEDIN COMPETITIONS SOCIETY XJ (Registered). FIFTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL, Competitions in Mnsic, Elocution, Stories, Orations, etc. Two Grand Choir Contests. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, OCTOBER 2 to OCTOBER 12. ENTRIES CLOSE Ist SEPTEMBER, 1906, Books of Words (with Test Pieces for Elocution and Entry Forms) at Music Ware, bouses and Stationers. Threepence each. Subscription to Society, 21s, holder of ticket to Two Admissions to K*ich Entertainment. E. D. GRACE, Secrctarv. Address: P.O. Bos 184, Dunedin. Football. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. CHARITY BANNER FINAL. NORTHERN v. KAITANGATA. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW 1 On. CULLING PARK, at 3 p.m. Admission 6d, Boys 3d, Ladies free. Tahuna Park Tram to Gate. FOOTBALL. OARISBROOK GROUND, SATURDAY, A-igust 25th, 1906. f 1 1RIAL MATCH. Kick-off 3 p.m. Admission, Sixpence E. S. WILSON, Ssp. O.R.P.U. FOOTS ALL. SATURDAY', 25(h AUGUST, 1906. ALEDONIAN GROUND. MANIOTOTO v. VINCENT COUNTY Kick-off at 1.30 p.m. NORTH OTAGO v. SOUTH OTAGO At 5 p.m. Admission, 6d; Stand, 6d extra: Boys, 3d - Ladies Free. * ’ Smoking in’Stand strictly Prohibited. E- S. WILSON, Sec. O.R.P.U. Auctions. SATURDAY, 25th AUGUST. At 11.50. Otago Farmers’ Horse Bazaar. Otago farmers* co-operative ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, will sell by auction on above date Account a Client; 4 draught mares and geldings 6 light harness horses . 1 buggy gelding, 5 yrs; quiet, single and double, and good hackney. Account Mr A. Groves (St Hilda): 1 horse, gig, and harness. Account Mr .las. Summers (Waikouaiti); 1 black gelding, by Duncan Abdallah. Account Mr G. Carling : Trotting gelding Barnacle; quiet to ride or drive. Four-wheeled dog cart, gig (in good order), second-hand express (in capital order), double and single buggies harness, etc. ’ L. MACLEAN, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 25th AUGUST At 11.30 o'clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyards. GOOD DRAUGHT, SPRING-CART, and LIGHT HARNESS HOPSES. to sell by public auction, as above On account of Mr W. Baird (Inv< 6 first-class draught mares and all young and staunch. On account of Mr Jas. Gordon (Warepa): 1 first-class harness mare. 5 yrs; trial On account of Mr A. Heckler (Waikouaitf): 1 first-class strong hanc-ss horse, 5 yrsi,rl J > On account of various Vendors; £ draught mares and geldings 7 spring-cart and light harness horses. WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1906, At 2.30 p.m. At Rooms, 14 High street. GLADSTONE HOTEL LEASEHOLD, Together with the WOODEN BUILDING ADJOINING, Situated in MACLAGGAN STREET, CITY. A SPLENDID HOTEL PROPERTY. C IE YWRIGHT under inofoni BROS. AND under instructions from the f Fire and Marine Insurance Company will sell by public auction, as above The LEASE of Parte of Sections 27, Block IX., Dunedin, hj frontage of 88ft 3iu to Mi street (subject to the free r right-of-way over portion land, 14ft wide and ■ 14ft in together with the magnificen mg thereon known as the G Hotel, and together with the Building adjoining, used as dry, subject to a lease of tt property to John Collins exn: April, 1907, * The ground lease has 14 years to run , at a rental of £llO per annum, with full vaibaiion for ail buildings. wn The lease also provides for revaluation and' renewal at the end of every 21 vears in perpetuity. The Auctioneers deem it unnecessary to enlarge upon the merits of this fine property. Suffice it to say that it is undoubtedly one of the BEST HOTEL PROPERTIES ever fJtm sod-in the .City. Fall particulars from "■ / J ? TPTQ ATTI'VFT/VMtC'mxs