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Evening Star, Issue 14525, 29 November 1910, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. •RINCESS THEATRE. Proprietors: Johu duller and Sons. ANOTHER COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT! ANOTHER, COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT! The Pre-eminent and Incomparable TOLLERS' —Tho Beet—--1 TILLERS' —of All— COMPLETE NEW SERIES TO-NIGHT, COMPLETE NEW SEMES TO-NIGHT, Direct from tho Great English, American, and Continental Producers. A Fresh, Superb Scries of Motion Picture Triumphs. Comprised in Another Splendid PROGRAMME OF IMMENSE INTEREST. PROGRAMME OF IMMENSE INTEREST. Hero it is: THE REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL. THE REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL. Scenes in Lisbon; the Principal Streets and Harbor. King Manuel in England. SORROWS OF THE UNFAITHFUL, SORROWS OF THE UNFAITHFUL, A Tragic Talo of the Sea and of Fickleness that induces Woe and Disaster. THE HEART OF A SIOUX, THE HEART OF A SIOUX, THE HEART OF A SIOUX, Pictorially Dealing ivith Life Amongst the American Indians. PATHFS ANIMATED GAZETTE—77. PATHE'S ANIMATED GAZETTE—77. BARTELL SISTERS. A Star BARTELL SISTEHS. Vaudeville Act. THE MODERN PRODIGAL. THE MODERN PRODIGAL. CONNECTING LINK, THE USURER. CONNECTING LINK, THE USURER. Sensational and Thrillimr Dramas. STATE QUARRIES. LAKE GARDA. STATE QUARRIES. LAKE GARDA. Industrial. Scenic. TWEEDLEDUM'S ITCHING POWDERS. TWEEDLEDUM'S ITCHING POWDERS. TWA "HIELAN"' LADDIES. TWA "HIELAN"' LADDIES. HER UNCLE'S WILL. HER UNCLE'S WILL. FOOLSHEAD AS CASHIER. FOOLSHEAD AS CASHIER. A Budget of FRESH and Original Comics. New Overtures and Popular Selections by tho PRINCESS OPERATIC; ORCHESTRA. Conductor, F. Martinelli. PRICES: Is 6d, Is, and 6d. Plan at the Dresden. Tel. 1,702. AUCTIONS. | THURSDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 2 o'clock sharp. ) SALE BY AUCTION. J HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description. SILK TAPESTRY SUITE, SIDEBOARD, HALL STAND, CHEVAL GLASS DRESSING TABLE. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, Household Furniture, etc. Upright grand piano, dining suite, extending dining tabic, Vienna and wicker chairs, rattan chairs and tables, mirror-back sideboard, carpet square, Brussels and tapestry ixpets, bookcase, whatnots, walnut overmantel, crystal and china ware, e.p. ware, cruets, clocks, superior dinner gong, pictures, mirror hall stand, hanging lamp, handsome cheval glass duchesse pair, mirror wardrobe, marble washstand, full-Scotch chests, duchesse drawers and tables, linoleum, doublo and single iron beds, wire and flock mattresses, cliild's cot, wire shakedowns, combination iron beds, wire-seated couch, kitchen dresser, meat safe, improved drop-head Singer sewing machine, graphophone, barrow, ladder, stem, wringer, bicycles, d.b.b.l. gun, fireproof safe, etc., etc. SATURDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, 1 o'clock sharp. ISAACSS QUARTERLY SALE OF UN REDEEMED PLEDG ES, From ihc Union Pawn Office, Royal Arcade. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have received instructions from the manager of the Union Pawn Office, Royal Arcade, to sell by public auction, at their .rooms, Bowling street, the following list of Valuable Unredeemed Pledges—viz.: 1902.—December sth, 5048, bicycle. 1904.—January 251h. 332, gold chain and band ring. 1907—March 7th, 812, bicycle. ' 1903.—July ,10th. 2282, diamond ring. 1309.—March Ist, 667, hiker Walihaui; 31s!, 1018, film- Waliliam and chain. May 2ith, 1691, gold ring. July Ist, 2253, glad-s-t.me bag; 2232, tools; Bih, 2355, gem ring; gold chain bangle. August Uth, 2733, r.g. watch, guard, and pendant; 2763, wedding ring; 16th, 282-1, watch, guard, and pendant.' September 17th, 0211, gold cross; 3215, silk shawl; 5216, 2 gold chain:-:, and 3 brooches; 5219, silver geneva and gold chain. October 4th, 3431, i Masonic rcya:ia; 14th, 3552, gold banglo and 2 brooches. November 4th, 5830, gold lever and diamond ring; sth, 5847, 2 s.h. levers; 38:8, 2 s.h. levers and chains; 6th, 3863, gem ring; 25th, 4096, chronograph; 4126, silver cigarette case; 29th, 4151, s.h. lever; 4155, g.m. guard and pendant. December 14th, 4342, gold chain and diamond locket; 4399, lever; 4452, lever; 4453, field-glasses. 1910.—J amnio' 4th. 17, geneva and gold rimi; 122, silver watch; 125, geneva and chain: .19ih, 254, gem ring; 275, lever; 22nd,'300, go hi pendant. February 2nd, 443, cpal ring; 3rd, 463, lever; 478, ring; 7i.li, 502,"Elgin watch; 504, dressing case; Bth, 512, phonograph, records, and horn; 520, brooch; 523, ring; 527, watch and guaid; 10th, 547, lever; 548, lever; 554, tablecloth, 2 sheets, and pilloweases; 567, grncva; lllh, 573, bangle; 574, lever: 577, clarionet; 12th, 586, watch; 14th. 615, geiri ring; lClh, 611, opal ring; 6-15, s.h. lever, gold chain, and pendant; 17th, 661, Rothorham; 669, geneva: 19th, CBl, gold brooch; 21st, 690, giaclslone bag and contents; "01, Waltham; 22i:d, 710, calendar -•atch, etc.; 713, lady's gold chain, bangle, and diamond ring; 720, diamond and opal ring; 23rd, 730, diamond and sapphire ring; 753, watch, guard, and sovereign case; 730, guard and ring; 26th, 779, euiinl: 789, Waltham; 798, umbrella; 801, pair cramps; 28th, 810, ■rencva; 817. lishing rod and reel. March 2nd, 852, gem ring: 857, wedding ring; 4th, 889, gcimva: sth, 903, spoons ! and forks; 912. gold geneva ; 915, ring: i 10th, 958, ring: 559, tusk brooch and 2 rings; 12th, 989, violin and case; 990, field-glasses; 998. guard; 15lh, 1029, Singer hand saving machine; 1030, basket and tools; 17th, 1046, Waltham; 18th, 1058, silver watch, g.m. guard and pendant; 19th, 1069, lever; 21st, 1039, 3 cold rings: 22nd, 1039, r.g. watch, chain, and pendant; 1100, geneva; 24th, 1127, 2 gold riii'js; 1130, 2 gold rings; 1155, opera glasses: 1172, band ring; 291 hj, 1175, lever; 1181, watch and silver chain: j 1196, ring; 30lh, 1202, tailor's fhears; 1221, steel plane; 31st, 1228, cameo | ring; 1248, watch and chain; 1253, gold ! medal. April Ld, 1270, rifle; 1285, field- ■ glasses; 7th, 1325, gold chain; 9fh, 1345. j tfold chain: 9th, 1360, geneva; 1375, j watch, chain, and 2 pendants; 12th, , 1385, brooch; 1422, gold pin, ring, locket, ele.; 19th, 1454, opera glasses; 21st. 1470, r.g. watch; 22nd, 1487, geneva, j chain, and gold brooch; 23rd, 1495, r.g. watch and silver chain; 1436, tin varnish: 1500, gold chain bangle; 1505, j welding ring; 26th, 1525, ring; 1527, j silver lnvor; 1532. silver chronograph; 27th, 1541. brief bag and tools; 15G4, boxing gloves; 29th. 1575, s.h. geneva; 1591, gold brooch. May 2, 1611. greenstono brooch; 3rd, 1616. s.h. geneva; Also 200 lots that do not require to be advertised, consisting of jeweller}- of every description, carpenters' tools, musical instruments, clothing, field glasses, hicyles, etc., etc. MONDAY, 51b DECEMBER, 1910, At 12.30 sharp. CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY And 5-ROOMED DWELLING. SALE BY AUCTION. TAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from Mrs DOW to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, Her splendid City Freehold Section, on which is erected a good Dwelling of 5 rooms, bath, gas, built-in glass bookcases, tuba and boiler, patent w.c, drained to D.B. regulations, being No. 48 Union street (close to George slreet). N.B.—This is a fine compact property, and those in search of a comfortable City homo should not miss this. MUST BE SOLD. j