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Evening Star, Issue 12964, 8 November 1906, Page 5

Amusements. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Solo Direction Mr HARRY RICKARDS. Starting MONDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 12. And for POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Mr HARRY RICKARDS'S Mr HARRY RICKARDS’S ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. A Ttulv COLOSSAL AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE. Specially Designed to Amuse, Instruct, Entertain, and Delight the Public of Dunedin. The Great European Marvel, The Sensational Cannon Juggler and Manipulator, BRINN, BRINN, BRINN, BRINN, BRINN. BRINN. In his Original Creation. PASTIMES ON A BATTLESHIP. SEYMOUR AND DUPRE. SEYMOUR >.ND DUPRE, America’s Premier Vaudeville Specialty Artists and Dancers. HARRY BEDFORD, HARRY BEDFORD, England's Leading and Most Versatile i Character Comedian. OLIVE LENTON, the Chic and DaitUy Ycuug Comedienne. NELLIE KILBURN, the Clover Young English Soubrette. FRED BLUETT, the Popular Comedian. BABY WATSON. Australia’s Wondcrfully Clcvcr Child' Artiste. NITA LEETE, the Cultured Young Balladist. And a Host of other Specialties, forming a Programme of the Most LAVISH and UNEXAM PLED LIBERALITY. POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. Early Doors, 6d extra. Box Plan at the Dresden. Auctions. CONTINUATION OF SALE. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At 2 o’clock. CONSIGNMENT OF SAMPLE GOODS, Now landed ex Maori. Dm. sped di n g • will sell at his Rooms, Saturday afternoon, , A new and attractive assortment ot Fancy Articles consigned for sale ly a London house, comprising— FLOWER STANDS AND VASES, BRONZE FIGURES. CANDELABRA. TIMEPIECES, FANCY ORMULU JUGS, FRUIT STANDS. INKSTANDS. ELECTRO - PLATED GOODS, OABINETS. AND CASES OF CUTLERY, Etc.. Etc. Very suitable for presents. WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. At Premises, 35a Lower York place. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WALNUT PIANO (Dancer), MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, Ehonised Cabinet, Ilouiion Tea Services, Dinner Service, Electro-plate, China, and Crystal, Table Linen. Napery, etc. DINING BOOM FURNITURE, MOTTLED KAURI BEDROOM FURNITURE, Etc., etc. Alex. Harris and 00. have received instructions from the owner (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell by auction, as above. , Full particulars in Saturday night's ‘ Star. On view Tuesday afternoon. TUESDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, At 12.30. Ai. Rooms, 194 Princes street. PROPERTY SALE. SUBURBAN RESIDENCES. SUBURBAN SECTIONS. Great Opportunity for investors. WATSON AN D CO. are instructed to sell by auction : 1, Wilkio road (2 minutes from Kensington crossing).—Allotment 16, Block 7,_ containing 250 links by an average depth of 168 links, Church Board lease, £3 10s per annum, together with 2 Houses of 4 rooms each, bath, scullery, wardrobes, etc. These houses are exceptionally well built, and are only 6 months old. and are let at 24s a week. 2. M’Glashan street.—Allotment 4, Block 5. This property, which is right alongside the Carisbrook Cricket Ground, and facing the Hillside Workshops, consists ot (corner section). Church Board lease, ground rent £4 per annum, together with a modern fourroomed house, bay window, scullery, bathroom, workshop, h.p. boiler, cooper, tubs, Venetian blinds, me. irooin u r 2 more houses). Will bo old at br.igam pnc.. Three lecturing a siiugi home inspect. 3 St. Kilda 1 149 Prince Edward ready— Splendid Freehold ITop.-rty. c.»i!tamii:sr one acre (frontage v> 2 streets), on which is erected a faithfully-built 6-roomcd House, 2 large bay windows, with even- modern convenience, hj. and c. water, wardrobes, scullery, washhouse, asphalt yard, etc.; also a 3-rdomed House and convenience.:; aud 3 Sections of i-actc each. This is an exceptional onportunity for a speculator to secure a valuable property at his own price. Easy terms arranged. 4. M’Glashau street (off Cargill road). — Allotment 14, Block 3, containing 112 links by 250 links, Church Board lease, £4 per annum, on which is erected 2 modern fiveroomed Houses, with bath, copper, tubs, wardrobes, cupboards, pantry, souilery, and rani: houses, plastered throughout; concrete aßUes. etc. This property is in a desirable locality, and dose to Hillside Workshops, is faithfully built, and quite new. Wc con confidently recommend this as a sound investment. Terms can be arranged and full particulars given on apnlication to THE AUCTIONEERS. WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1906. At 2 p.m. On the Premises, Zealandia Hosiery Factory, , Walker street. LEASEHOLD PREMISES, A Iso VALUABLE HOSIERY MACHINERY. SIBVWRIOHT BROS, AND CO. arc instructed to .tell by auction, as above. Lease, of Section, together with the Fac- ■ • tory Buildings thereon, situated in Walker street, Dunedin. The Lease has about, 12 yeats to run, at a rental of £65 per annum, with valuation for buildings at end of term. The Machinery consists of the following6 h.p. Gardiner gas engine (practically new-, with all accessories), 2 milling machines and scouring box, 2 wringers, Duhcid pant machine (2 head, with extra beds). 3 German pant machines, 1 Dubcid pant machine, 2 Hague linker machines, 1 Hague linker and scamcr machine, 3 German flat linkers, 13 Bcrridgc knitting machines, 16 Dorman knitting machines, 7 Star knitting machines, 5 Harrison knitting machines, 2 Empress knitting machines, 2 presses, 2 power winders. Lamb machines, rib-top machines, bobbins, stools, benches, shaftieng, pulleys, and belting, gas fittings; stocking, pant, and bloomer shapes, etc., etc., etc. Note.—The Lease and Machinery will bo put up in *ono lot as a going concern, and if not sold the Lease will be offered separately, and tho Machinery' in lots to suit purchasers. SATURDAY, 10th NOVEMBER. At 2 o’c lock. Important Sale by Auction of Superior Household Furniture. Walnut Iron-frame -Piano, Mirror Sideboard, 4 Drawing Room Suites, Ladies’ and Gents’ Bicycles, Luldor, Barrow. Mantelpieces, ■Grates, Improved Sewing Machine, Set Double Harness, Set Single Leading Harness, Massive Set Old Armor, Shields, Ornaments. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions to cell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street. Walnut iron-framo piano, saddlebag suite, 3 tapestry and plush suites, bookcases, extending dining table, dinner and tea. sets, cruets, vases, ornaments, pictures, cutlery and glassware, chinawarc, Vienna, wicker, and rattan chairs, octagon and tea tables, bras;: fenders, fire brasses, coal vases, brass kerbs, octagon and tea tables, walnut overmantel, upholstered chairs, mirror sideboard, saddlebag and tapestry couches, curtain poles and curtains, fancy chairs and tobies, lamps, barometer, maxblo and striking clocks, c.p. wars, mirror hall stand, double and single iron bedsteads, spring, wire, and flock mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, mirror wardrobe, fulLScolch ;uul toilet -chests, duchesse drawers and tables, marblo and tile washstands, fancy ware, commode, 4-drawer chests, carpet squares, superior duchesso pairs, inlaid fuil-Scotch chest, carpet squares, linoleums, tables, chairs, sofa and kitchen dresser, copper boiler; swinger, ladies’ and gents’ bicycles, mantelpieces, tile grates, barrow, ladder, graphophone, typewriter, d-h-lU. gpn, cic-, eta*