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Evening Star, Issue 14118, 22 July 1909, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. f, nrH5 SKATING. y_9_li L E R SKATING. Ti#vitrt SKATING, RINK, THREE SESSIONS DAILY. Morning, Afternoon, and Evening. Competent Instructors for Beginner*. .„ ~T T„ T V„ B an<i in Attendance.. • TO-NIGHT! At 8.30. TO-NIGHT! FOOTBALL MATCH ON SKATES FOOTBALL MATCH ON SKATES. As played on the Rinks of England and America. Admission: Ladies, 6d; Gentlemen, Is. Skates, 1b nnd 6d. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOC! \- T.TON. JTH ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL - 7 BURNS HALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6th. Chairman, His Worship the Mayor. Speakers, Professor Hcwitson and the Be». John M'Kenzie, of Christehuieh. *irst-class Vocal and Musical Programme. Central Mission Orchestra. Tea 6 p.m.; tickets, Is. ' Public Meeting 8 p.m., line. G. W. W. B. HUGHES, G<m. Seo. I AUCTIONS. FRIDAY. 23rd JULY, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO iHcrm Witty, Berlin), KAURI MIRROR-BACK SLDEBOARD KAURI MIR.ROR-DOOR WARDROBES.' DUOHESSE CHESTS, Tapestry Drawing Room Occasional Suites, M3rror-baek Hall Stand, Japanese Draught Screeim, Bamboo Mirror Overmantel. PARK, REYNOLDS. AND CO. will sell by unction, as above. Also Koscwood piano (Ralph Allison and Sons), mahogany chiffonier, platform rockers, linoleums, carpets, folding occasional chairs, pouches, brass-rail fenders, double and single bedsteads and cots, mattresses and bedding, toilet warn and glasses, shakedowns, mnrbictop washstuuds, commodes, strips, kitchen tables, chairs, and utensils, safes, mangle, wringer, and general sundries. Also, cricketer's ouilit, wickets, bats, pads, gloves, etc. MONDAY. 26th JULY, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms. Manse street. In the Bankrupt Estate of F. Armstrong. OFFICE FURNITURE, DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, SUNDRIES, PAINLESS FILLERS, AND PATENT RIGHTS FOR SAME. ""DARK, REYNOLDS. AND CO. are instructed to sell by auction, Walnut roll-lop desk, pedestal offieo desk, walnut overmantel (cathedral glass cabinets), instrument cabinets, walnut stationery case. Japanese vases, ornaments, curios, oil paiiitiiisTs M. D. Moulin- and J. F. Blackic), 2 DENTIST'S CHAIRS, salivator, gasometer, foot bellows, dr" reps, furnaces, instruments of all kim_ trie appliances and sundries of all kinds. Large Slock of Artificial Teeth. The whole will be on view from Friday morning. SATURDAY, 24th JULY, 1909, 2 o'clock tdiarp. Import ant Snlc by Auction of Superior parlor, sitting, dining, and bedroom furniture, walnut iron-frame piano (by Rinteoull, Loudon, a beautiful instrument), costly organ (17 slops, by ('able), superior sideboard, saddlebag suite, tapestry and plush suite, walnut overmantel, handsome, mirror-hack hall stand, Bft extending dining table, Chesterfield settee couch and easy chair to match, brass kerbs, fire brasses, heavy brass fender.-, coal vases, ornaments, pictures, cutlery and glass ware, china ware, Vienna and wicker chairs, octagon and l.ea tables, Indian and upholstered winker chairs, curtain [voles and curtains, folding chairs, dinner and tea services, hanging lamps, settee suite, chiffonier, bookcuse, massive mirror hall stand, brass Persian bedsteads, heavy double and single iron beds, handsome bedroom suite, duchcKse drawers and tables, marble and tile washstunds, superior duchesse. pair, chcval glass table, carpet square, linoleum, lull-Scotch and toilet chest*, tables, choirs, washstands, looking glusscs, kitchen and cooking utensils, pots, pans, kitchen dresser, meat safe, harrow, ladder, steps, Singer sewing machine, go-curl, lawn mower. 3 gents' bicycles, 2 ladies' bicycles, d.b.b.l. gun. graphophonc iinid records, and 101 articles too numerous to mention. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have bc<m favored with instructions to sell by auction at their Rooms, Dowling street, the whole of the above General Household Furniture. On view Fridav and morning of sale. MONDAY, 26th JULY. 1909, Half.ps.sl 12 sharp. Simulators and Thorn in Search of Modem Up-to-date liesidcnees. ,E BY AUCTION OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. TAMES SAMSON AND CO. ■fJ have been favored with instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street: l-iol 3.—Under insiructions from Mr A. M. Hcndy, to sell his splendid freehold Properly, situated at the corner ol Catherine street and Ncidpath road. 10»dmlon. close |.i late Hugh MacNcil's properly, on which i■, erected a splendid modern, up-to-date Dwelling of 8 nxmis, all plastered throughout; gas, Venetian blinds, bathroom, hot and cold water, wa.shhouse, fulvs and boiler, asphalt paths, stable, bugiiry-house, good garden—all in nice order. Let at present to Mr Le Gron. N.lt.—The above properly is all in splendid order, and those in search of a nice home should inspect Ibis one. This property is well situated, clo-e to tram lino, and within easy walking distance of City. Lot 2.—On acount of Mr E. Howlison, who shortly intends visiting England, to sell his ''—x?hold Property, situated Chit street, Northd. Valley, close to bowling green : large freehold section. 60 x 111, all lsud out in garden and ornamental trees, with a modern, up-to-date 6-roomcd brick Dwelling thereon; all large looms, plastered throughout, pas, scullery, |>aiilry. bathroom, hot and cold water, corner windows, and everything N.B.— The above Property is situated in the best part .of tlte Valley," and no distanco from the Gardens. The house is plastered throughout, and was built for Mr Howlisou's own use by day labor, and everything of tho i*-";t wn' put info it. You should not miss in-, eting this properly, as you seldom get i the chance of one like if. SATURDAY. 24-1 li JULY', At 12.30 o'clock. At Room.-'. Lower Rat In- street. 25 ACRES LAND. PINK HILL. To wind up a Trust Estate. HUE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES. ESTATE. L AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED, are instructed to sell by auction, at. Uto. above time and place. Part, of Section 61. Block VIII.. North Harbor and Blucskiii District, containing 23 acres (more or loss). This laud will be sold without reserve, so as to close accounts. If can be reached liv way of Pine Hill road, and lies beyond Fox's farm, Pine Hill. SATURDAY. 24th JULY, At 12.3H o'clock. At, Rooms, bower RaU-ray stive*. In the Estate of the Late Mrs Arnot. FREEHOLD AND COTTAGE. CALTON. NORTH-EAST VALLEY. *HE PERPETUAL THUSTEES ESTATE -i. AND AGENCY COMPANY of N.Z.) LIMITED, h.ive received instructions to offer for Sale by Auction at, above time and pine, That oonvenicnt- freehold Property, bcinn Sections 33 and 36, Block 2. Leitli Walk" Calton. containing ?AM pedes, with fnurroomed Cottaee thereon. No. 33. occupied by Mr Heath.' MEAT. MEAT. AMORITZSOX AND CO. have rccerred • instructions from Messrs Pryde and Co. 10 eell, at their Rooms, corner of Jetty and Bond streets, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, at 1.30 p.m. sharp, and nil Saturdays, at 12 noon, choicest Beef and Mutton, killed at the Abattoir*.