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Evening Star, Issue 14512, 2 November 1910, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA THEATRE. Props; John Puller and Sons. TO-NIGHT and Every Evening at 8. THE ALHAMBRA ■. PICTURE-VAUDEVILLE COMPANY And FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. Last Four Nights of THE HANDCUFF KING, HAN CO - HAN CO HANOO, THE GREAT. The Man who has set ail Dunedin talking. * NAT CLIFFORD IS COMING! * ♦ NAT CLIFFORD IS COMING! * » NAT CLIFFORD IS OOMINGI * Last Nights of CARDEN WiLgON, ‘People I Have Met—Past and Present.’ Last Nights of HARRY SADLER. The Increasingly Popular Baritone, Mr T. VIVIAN CECILB Last Nights of STEPHANO PEARL HELDMRICH, NELLIE SEARLB. And the Latest “Star" Pictures: FACE AT THE WINDOW. HEART OP A ROSE. THE BITER BIT. STUFF AMERICANS ARE MADE OP. Mr BUMPTIOUS ON BIRDS. D.C. and 0.5., Is 6d; Stalls, Is; Back Stalls, 6d. Flan at Dresden. Booking fee, 6d. FRIDAY NEXT, The Final AMATEUR TRIAL NIGHT. Entries are invited. NEW SONG ALBUM. We are now introducing a new Album of Ballads entitled ‘ FLOWERS FROM A COTTAGE GARDEN,’ by DAISY M’GEOCH, the successful writer of ‘ Two Eyes of Grey,’ ‘My Little Exquisite Love, 1 etc. The Album contains 5 Songs, entitled ‘Cabbage Roses, ‘Soothsayer Marguerite,’ 'Forget-me-nots and Ene,’ ‘What O'Clock,’ and ‘Weeds,’ each song being a perfect gem of melody. We highly recommend this Album to Vocalists. Set in Low and High Voice. PRICE, 3s 6d A COPY. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 21, 23 Princes street, Dunedin, AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, At 2 o’clock. RIEDLE AND SCURR have been favored with instructions from the Importer to sell by auction, at their Rooms, A consignment of high-class Footwear, comprising— -60 pairs ladies’ button boots 40 pairs ladies’ lace boots 50 pairs ladies’ button shoes 50 pairs ladies’ laoe shoes 25 pairs ladies’ evening shoes and slippers. All of best quality, and for positive sale. Samples in our windows. ON THE~ PREMISES, CORNER STUART AND CUMBERLAND STREETS. FRIDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, At 10.30 a.m. and 2.50 p.m. J. MURDOCH AND CO.’S Stock of — VARNISH, TEREBINE, PAINTS, AND COLORS. HINGES, SCREWS, WIRE NAILS AND SPIKES. BOLTS AND NUTS, AUGERS. CARPENTERS' TOOLS AND IRONMONGERY, GRATES AND MANTELPIECES. RIM AND MORTISE LOCKS, DOOR LATCHES, FINGER PLATES, AND DOOR FURNITURE. AXLE PULLEYS, PLAIN AND BRASS. SAWS —CKOSSCUT, CIRCULAR, AND BAND. Messrs Thomson, bridged, and CO., LTD., having PURCHASED the above STOCK, have instructed W. RICHARDS AND CO. to sell the whole of the Stock BY PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE. W. RICHARDS, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. 40 PARROTS AND COCKATOOS. Alex. karris and co. are instructed to sell, as above, 13 Gallah parrots, 10 Gorillas, 4 Roscllas, 10 Cockatoos, Cages, etc. On view Thursday afternoon. TUESDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. TO SPECULATORS AND INVESTORS. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY. PULL J-ACRE AND 5 HOUSES, CUMBERLAND STREET (Near Albany street). A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. liave received instructions to sell by auction, as above, Section 34, Block 26, Dunedin, fronting Cumberland street, area 1 rood (more or less), with 2 four-roomed houses and 3 three-roomed houses thereon; total yearly rental, £lO4. House Nos.; 551, 563, 563 a, 563b, and 565. A splendid chance for investors, as the property is closo to Albany street and penny section of car, and will be sold to the highest bidder. FRIDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 2 o’clock. SALE BY AUCTION. In Downstairs Room. Household Furniture. TURKEY AX MINSTER SQUARE. MIRROR SIDEBOARD. IRON-FRAME PIANO (by Ward). SADDLEBAG SUITE. WA LNUT OVERMANTEL. MIRROR HALL STAND. HANGING LAMP. BAROMETER. BEDROOM FURNITURE. CHEVAL PAIR. MIRROR WARDROBE. JAMBS SAMSON AND GO have been favored with instructions by Mrs WILSON to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, Household Furniture, including—Walnut iron-framr piano, fancy settee suite, Brussels carpets, large extending dining table, Vienna and wicker chairs, fenders and brasses, pedestal and pot, whatnot and ornaments, massive mirror-back sideboard, bookcase, Axininster hall runner, striking clocks, lamps, bedroom suite, double and single iron beds, cheval pair, mirror wardrobe, duchesso drawers and tables, marble and tile washstands, ware, kitchen and cooking utensils, meat safe, barrow, ladder, Singer sowing machine, wire shakedowns, combination iron bed, linoleum, ladies’ ond gents’ bicycles, fireproof safe, etc., etc., etc. ' FRIDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, At 12.30 sharp. At Rooms, Dowling street. 39 SPLENDID FREEHOLD BUILDING SECTIONS, TOWNSHIP OF ABBOTSFORD, Opposite New Railway Station, For Sale by Auction, At AUCTION ROOMS, DOWLING STREET. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from the Abbotsford Syndicate to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, 39 of the finest Building Sites in Abbotsford. EXCEPTIONAL TERMS. £5 DEPOSIT. BALANCE 5 PER CENT. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST. A large number of these Sections face the Main North Taicri road. A' new street has been formed and levelled in the middle of the block. The sections are all well elevated and ready to build on. Sunshine from morning till night. Plenty of fall for drainage. IDEAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. TRAIN PARES CHEAPER THAN TEAM FARES. The double line ‘will be completed in a very short space of time now, which must j -nercase the value of Abbotsford land con- j siderably. Buy One of these Sections while you have ihe Ooporiunity. ' YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT. j The Syndicate is determined to Sell Every Section. TERMS EXCEPTIONAL. £5 DEPOSIT, BALANCE 5 PER CENT. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST. Plana arb now ready, and can be obtained at <wr offica,