f AMUSEMENTS. "IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction J. 0. WILLIAMSON. .Delightfully Presented. Superbly Sung. MONDAY NEXT. MARCH 7, And 2 Following Nights, THE NEW MUSICAL ROMANCE, By Fred, Lonsdale, Adrian Ross, ;:nd Sidney Jones, I ! I THE KING OP CADONIA, i ." L Presents! for the First Time hero by J. C. WILLIAMSON'S NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY In a manner absolutely unsurpassed by any of the Finn's previous" Operatic Productions. BERT GILBERT as the DUKE OF ALASIA (His Most Excruciatingly Funny Impersonation). HERBERT CLAYTON as KING ALEXIS (Every Inch a King). DOROTHY COURT as PRINCESS MARIE (Daintiness and Charm Personified). LOTTIE SARGENT as MALITZA (Just All There. "The Vital Spark."). FRANK GREENE as CAPTAIN LASKI (The Beau-ideal of a Soldier). VICTOR PRINCE as BRAN (A Blighted Life). Supported by a. Company of over 100 Members. LA DANSE DEB APACHES, By Miss LOTTIE SARGENT and Mr BERT , GILBERT. ] " .'Kmost bloodcurdling in its Zolaesque realism."—' Sydney Morning Herald.' PRICES: ss. 3s, ami Is. Day Sales at Jacobs'*. BOX PLANS at the Dresden. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, The New Musical Comedy, HAVANA. For One. Night Performance and a MATINEE, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, A COUNTRY GIRL. THE SALVATION ARMY, DOWLING STREET FORTRESS. SATURDAY to THURSDAY, March 5 to 10. 10LONEL BRENGLE, Author, Preacher, -J and Revivalist (from London), accompanied by Brigadier Albiston, Major Carmichacl, and Ensign Cooke (Sweet Singer and Musician, from America). Great Soul-saving Revival Campaign.
AUCTIONS. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF FANCY AND LEATHER GOODS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), At 10.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. On the Premises, 57 Princes street- (next door to Dresden Piano Company). i ALL GOODS MUST BE BOLD, As Lease Expires. JMDONALD AND CO. • have been instructed to sell, at the above time and place, the following: Portmanteaus, gladslono bags, fire screens, picnic baskets, vases, ornaments, dolls, school bags, peg?}' bagi, pictures, ladies' and gents' dressing "cases, COUNTERS, FITTINGS, and 1,000 other articles. Without reserve. Note. —Absolutely Last Day of Sale Tomorrow. W. RICHARDS, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, sth MARCH, At 11.30 o'clock. At. the Dunedin Horse Saleyards. SPECIAL SALE OF CONTRACTOR'S HORSES, Etc. TRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO., v v LIMITED, have received instructions to sell by auction, a3 aboveOn account of Mr W. Baird (Invercargill): 18 first-elujss young draught marcs and geldings, just out of hard work. On account Mr F. Moynihan (Sutton), Oauiaru and Taieri Clients: „ ....st-class draught geldings, 4 yrs 1 real good draught mare, 4 yrs 1 stylish buggy mare, 5 yrs, by Cock o' the Walk 7, spring-cart and light harness horses. NOTE.—Mr Baird has completed a. contract, and his horses are for bona fide sale. SATURDAY, s(h MARCH, 1 o'clock. Isaacs's Quarterly Sale of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. From the Union Pawn Office, Royal Arcade. AMES SAMSON AND CO. U have received instructions from the Manager of the Union Pawn Office, Royal Arcade, to sell by public auction, at (heir Rooms, Dowling street, The following list of valuable Unredeemed Pledges, viz. : 1904.—January 25th, 332, gold chain, pendant, and band ring. 1907—October 19th, 3593, s.h. lever. 1908.—March 3rd, 768, gem ring. April 10th, ]206. gold geneva. May 15th, 1627, wedding ring; 22nd, 1711, chain bangle. June lltii, 1943, gent ring. July 10th, 2282, diamond ring: 2452, Roiherham; 30th, 2511, g.m. guard. October 3rd, 3252, -sold albert; 13th. 3371, Walihain. November 10th, 3721. tusk brooch, gem ring, and keeper; 3781, wedding ring; 20th. 3822, field-glasses; 3830. wedding ring nnd keeper. December Ist, 3944, geneva: 9th, 4044. clock; 6th. 3671. fever; 23rd, 4179, gold ring; 4184, gold chain; 4186, bamboo bracelet; 4276, band ring. 1909.— .January 22nd, 239, gem ring; 23rd. 256, gold lever. February sth, 397, geneva and medals: 9th, 431, camera; 27/1). 637, gem ring. March 2nd, 681, wedding ring; 4th, 707, drees piece and lining; 723. brooch and ring. April 2nd, 3C58 geneva; 3rd, 1069, chain and matchbox. Mav 6th, 1477, wedding ring: 1554 knives" and forks; 1556, dental forceps; 13th, 1557, lever; 1558, brooch; 17th, 1610, accordion and case: 20th, 164 V, geneva; 1652, gold locket; 1653, camera and tripod; 1662, lover and chain; 22nd. 1669, gold chain; 25th, 1699 bag; 1703, dressing case; 1712, band ring; 28th, 1741, brief bag ami { iron planes; 1743, glnsses; 29th, 1754, band riii": 31st, 1768, Sandow developers. •June lsi": 1787, watch: 3rd, 1814, lever; 1822, brief bag, 1 dozen knives, do e.p. lablesnoons, do dessert, do table forks, do dessert forks; 1826, s.h. Roiherham; 1838, I'arker violin, case, and bow; 4t.li. 1858', automatic gun: 1877. lever: sth, 18<)1, watch: 1896, ring: 7th. 1915, pen and ring: 1916, gladsfone bag and contents- Utli, 3921. r.g. watch; 1928, watch •in-I -diver chain: 1933, s.h. lever and
ncmhni : 1934, ribbon guard: 19". Irver: lOiii, 1946, sold chain; 1947. gold broach and bailee; 1972. wakh; 14th, P3B brooch ; 2000, sold chain and modal; 2007', gold chain bangle; 2008. lever; 18th 2058. Rothcrham; 19th, 2064, fishin" rod- 2075, W.-.hham; 2078, s.h. lever and sold chain; 2079, dressing case; 19th 2032. geneva .-r.d guard; 2084, .■reenstone heart; 21st, 2104, gold ring; !<Hh 2107, gold chain . and pendant; 2?nd' 2116, 2 gold bangles, brooch, cross ail J 'necklet, and gem ring; 2119, gold chain and pendant; 25ih, 2157, basket and content.;; 2163, pair curtains; 216 d, *olel ■ waieh; 26th, 2177, 2 gold niig»; 29th 2206, accordion and ling; 2210, cold' brooch; 30th, 2233, silver geneva, chain, and pendant. July Ist, 2253, gladstono bag; 2nd, 2256, ring; 2257, brooch; 2280 ring; sth, 2292, tools; 6th. 2308. geneva; 2311, keeper ring; 2312 2 chan-te-s etc.; 7th, 2316, ring;. 9th, 2337. "Wzicr's diamond; 2341, green brooch; 2343, ring; 10th, 2347. wedding ring; 2353' camera; 2357. wedding ring; 2359. Waltham: 12th, 2376, field-glasses; 2377, F>in watch; 13th, 2382, Stevens rifle; 2384, bag and tools; 15th, 240-4, watch, F.ilvcr chain, and matchbox; 2414, lever; 2415 sold geneva; 17th, 2443, lever; 2U9 vol. geneva; 19th, 2452, geneva; 2*55,' gem ring; 2456, signet-ring: 20th, 2W, band ring; 22nd, 2502, gold chain bracelet; 2505, gold ring and spectacle*; 23rd 2519, r.g. Waltham; 24th, 2532, can' ring; 2567. watch; 28th, g.m, creonnonc bangle; 2606, g.m. guard; 31st, 2614, gold ring; 2621, tusk brooch. August 2nd, 2647, geneva; 3rd, 2058, stock and dies and 2 set drills; 9th, 2740, basket of curpentcr's tools; 2960, boots; 3017, boots; 3263, rubber boots. Also, 200 lots that do not require advertising, consisting of—Jewellery of every description, clothing, tools, firearms, musical instruments,' gents' bicycles, drop-head sewing machines, etc, etc.
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Evening Star, Issue 14307, 4 March 1910, Page 5
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