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Evening Star, Issue 13001, 21 December 1906, Page 5

Amusement*. ' I To-inVht I—Now Arlist* and Programme. 1 1 LH A M B K A THBATEB. Bxtra FDLLKRS' - Star Special v FULLBRS' Vaaderiße. "Unparalleled SocCbss of FRED H. GRAHAM and NBLUCB DENT, the Celebrated Comedians, in their Screamingly Funny Sketch "The Lady Sport.' See Fred. Graham as the Rev. Titos Gee, and Laugh for a week. i First Appearance To-night 1 ST. LEONARDS,-Remarkable Chair i Balancers. | Reappearance of WARD LEAR. Sea INDESCRIBABLE REX. The Indiarubbcr Boneless Wonder. "Roberts," May "Wallace, .vdoii. Barton, and Little Jackson ami rens still the Delight of All. -de. 2s: Stalls, Is- Ladies' Concession.^ FREE LECTURE, NEXT SUNDAY EVENING. December 23. at 8.15 o'clock, " After Church."' PRINCESS THBATRK, DUNJEDBN. MR FREDERIC BELL. D.D, Will give one of his MOST INTERESTING LECTURES, Entitled "THE PROBLEM OF LIFE SOLVED." LADIES and GENTLEMEN interested ii the attainment of a RIPE OLD AGE are invited. Admission- FREK. No Collection. Mr Sonderholf's Orchestra will be in attendance, tnd render Sacred Selections, ANNOUNCEMENT. lAS. BKGG AND CO.*S I -*.s MUSIC WAREHOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ' SATURDAY. [agiuftcent Selection of BOUND VOLUMES of Music eminently suitable. f<xr CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 1 A' Splendid Variety of Violins. Flutes, Accordions. South Organs, and every Musical Instrument known, A Talking Machine makes a splendid gift. We hare the famous " Columbia" and 5,000 Records to choose from. Our Sixpenny Editions of Popular Songs are I theßest Value in Music ever offered. ALL GOOD MUSIC a.nd MUSICAL COOBS AT BEGG'S, 21 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. ] excursions t S. MOKRANGI AND (or) T.S. MAHENO. ». FORTOBEI.LO A7TD BROAD BAT TIME-TABLE for CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. LEAVB DUNEDLN—SATURDAY. 10 a.m., 2JO and 6.15 p.m. SUNDAY. 10 a.m., 2.50 and 6.15 p.m. MONDAY, 10 a.m., 2.30 and 6.15 p.m. TUESDAY, 10 a.m., 2.30 and 6.15 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 10 a.m., 2-50 and 6.15 p-tn. FARES: Adults (Return), 2s. No Singles issued. Children Half-price. ■ ' ' —jlablc for < — Sporting:. CAJEUSBROOK GROUND. MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. December 24, 25. and 26. INTKRPROVLNCIAL CRICKET MATCH. OTAGO v. CANTERBURY Play commences at 12 o'ctock on Monday and Wednesday, and 2 0..m. on Tuesday (Xirras Day). Admission, Is: Grand bland, 61 fxtra, j E. S. WILSON. : Socretarv Otago Cricket. Association. I Box 92. or Grace and Wilson, j 94 Princes street. ] WAIKOUAITI RACES. j JANUARY Ist. ACCEPTANCES for all lIAXDICAPSand ENTRIES lor MAIDEN PLATE CLOSE TO-yX>RKOW (Saturday), the 22nd inst. ROBERT TEMPLETON, Hon. Sec. SUMMER MEETING. 1906. WILL BE HELD AT WINGATUI Ou WEDNESDAY (BOXING DAY) AND THURSDAY, 26th and 27th December. rt Raoo Bach Day at 12.30. | iaji . ixava First Dav at's.ls. Second Day! at's.lo. ADMISSION: Grounds. Is (including Public Atandj; Grand Stand, 10s ettra. Grand Stand Tickets obtainable at Railwtry KArKORAI BAND BOTH DAY.S. , 1 TRAIN SERVICE. j (Vat Trams Both Dstys.—Leave. IXmedin ition at* 9.20 a.in. and 1.2 ut--anj ojunodin for Racecourse Siding 11.0 a.m.. 11.20 a.m.. 11.45 a.m.. and 12J5 p.m. Tlio 11.20 and 11.45 Trains will not stop at Intermediate Stations. Return Trains.—First Day: Leave Raccrae Siding for Dunedin at. 5.12 p.m.. 5.35 ~ and 5.45 p.iu. The 5.12 and 535 Trains ..ill not stop at intermediate stations. Leave Wingatui Station for Dunedin at 5.2 p.i 6-23 pjn. Second Day: Leave K»<-o Siding for Dunedin at 5.7 p.m., 5 and 5.45 pjn. The 5.30 p.m. Train ..... , not stop at Intermediat<> Stations. l>eavo | Wingatui Station for Dunedin at 6.25 'p.m. i RETURN FARES (including Admission to Gvoonds and Public Stand) are: Carriages, 2a 6d; Seated Waggons. 2s. H. 1.. JAMES. SecresaryAuctlons. SATURDAY - ~22nd ' I At 1 o'clock slarp. Sale bj' Auction of JEWELLERY, JEWELLERY, JEWELLERY. A Large Aswn.ed Stock of JEWELLERY. FIELD AND OPEILV GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, Etc., Suitable for Xiuas Presents. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. " have been instructed to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowiing street— Gent's gold lever (18<rfi. 15ct gold albert anil locket, diamond locket, gent's massive single stone -diamoml ring (large- iadv's diamond and half-hoop rings, gokl brooches, bitngks, bracelets, greenstone hearts and brooches, ladies' gold watches, muff chains, ladies' and gents' gold and silver vratdics, matol watches, gold rings in great variety, pins, gold pendants, sleeve link*, cigarette cases, silver-mounted pipes, dressing cases. rassors, e.p. ware, and fancy goods. Also, small lot of dnipery, Rents' .-ind boys' suits, carpenter's tools, 5 gludsUjiio bags. Sale sharp 1 o'clock. SATURDAY. 22nd DECEMBER At 1.30 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION. Gentleman's Wardrobe, Left-off Clot-hm (eaual to new), 6 first-class Tailor-mad Suits, Shirt*. Dress Coats. Boots, an Clothing, tied superior Zither, 2 G4ac stone liags, etcJAMES SAMSON AND CO at their Rooms, Dowiing street. SATURDAY, 22nd DECEMBER, At half-past 2 o'clock. SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GOODS, ami CHATTELS. :ames > hove re* action, at th SAMSON AND CO *ived instructions in sell by ?ir H-com=. One suite in haircloth and gilt mirror, 100 table, pair lustres, fender and irons, ashpan, carpet square (nearly new), dochesso drawers, washsiand to match, toilet ware, wool mats, hearthrug, linoleum, door scraper, cocoa door mat, haH stand, pictures, sic 1 ' " size), glass and china ware, i trets, kapok bed, feathor piljm table naperj-, cutiary, j. Btst, kitchen ftirntrure, crmking and laundry requisites, copper boiler, saucepans, pmsstting pan, cedar curiam polo ;ir.d rit chear dresser, meat safe: also, larldt., n.^.^ *«^.iwneeuiarrc>K^|adyj6-iwd-s^t's-bic3sieSi