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Evening Star, Issue 14526, 30 November 1910, Page 5

1 w T ■■ ■ V UVJ J.I/ OLVf AMUSEMENTS. t Burns h.al l. Haywards’ Picture Enterprises, Ltd. GRAND NEW AND COMPLETE CHANGE. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! HAYWARDS’ Acme of PICTURES. HAYWARDS’ Perfection. PICTURES. A SURE SENSATION ASSURED. ‘THE SPECTRE,’ A Thrilling Drama, introducing Marvellous Quick Changes by a Great Detective. THE PHOENIX, Describing a. Heroic Rescue from a Burning Building. 12th EDITION PATHE’S GAZETTE. HER RIVAL. MR LB BLACK LEARNS TO FLY, A SMOKER’S MARTYRDOM. A SMOKER’S MARTYRDOM. FOOLSHBAD AS A POLICEMAN. TILLY THE TOMBOY. HAYWARDS’ BIJOU ORCHESTRA In a Bright Selection of Musical Gems. D.C. and 0.5., Is; Back Stalls. 6d. KAIKORAI SCHOOL GROUNDS. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), Ist DECEMBER, at 8 p.m. nnHB KAIKORAI BAND have kindly coni' seated to give a SPECIAL OPEN-AIR PERFORMANCE in aid of the School Funds. DUNEDIN ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. GRAND ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL CONCERT, GARRISON JIALL, on FRIDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1910, at 8 p.m. COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT Tendered tU to the Widow of the late Mr Ihos. Barter, in appreciation of Ins services as a member of the Dunedin Orchestral Society for 19 years and of St. Paul s Cathedral Choir for 15 years. Fronts Seals, 2s. Body of Hall and Caller)’, Is. Doors open at 7.30. Carriages at 10 p.m. W. 0. MILI/AR, Hon. Sec. Tickets to be obtained from Messrs Begg and Co., Dresden Company, Mendelsohn’s, Jacobs’s, and Dickinsons. BOTANIC GARDENS. NEXT WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBER, At 8 o’clock. QRAND OPEN-AIR CONCERT By COMBINED BANDS AND MALE QUARTET PARTY. EXCELLENT PROGRAMME. Proceeds in aid of the Widow and Children of the iato Jack Gillies (os-bandsman). W. E. DON, Hon. Sec. THE NEW RECORDS FOR EDISON PHONOGRAPHS ARE NOW ON SALE AT ’’BEGG’S.” The December List of Records contains some line numbers, both grave and gay, suitable for Christmas time. The following arc a few out of complete issue Sbackiclon’s Own Story of the Dash to the Pole is a Record everyone should have. AMBEROL RECORDS, 2s 6d Each. ‘The Garden of Roses,' Joe Maxwell and Chorus; ‘ Larboard Watch,’ Stanley and Gillette; •Forgotten,’ W. H. Thompson; ‘My Jesus, as Thou Wilt,’ Edison Mixed Quartet; ‘Peaches and Cream,’ Ada Jones and lien Spencer; ‘ Cassy Jones,’ Billy Murray and Chorus; ‘ Farmyard ’Medley,’ Premier Quartet; ‘Morgenblatter Waltz,’ Sousa’s Baud; ’ Shackleton’s South Polar Expedition,’ E. H. Sback’lcton; ‘Vanity Fair,’ Peter Dawson; ’Abide With Me’’ (Liddie), Violet Oppcnshaw; ‘Mary, Kind. Kind, and Gentle is She,’ Ernest Pike; ‘ The Bonnie Lass o' Bon Accord’ (viohu solo), J. Scott Skinner; etc., etc. STANDARD RECORDS, Is 9d Each. ‘How Can They Tell I'm Irish,’ Edward M. Favor: ‘Annie Laurie’ (harp solo), Roxy P, La llocca; ’What’s the Matter with Father?’ Billy Murray, ‘l've Set My Heart on You,' Manuel Remain; ‘Dreamy Town,’ Joe Maxwell ; ‘ Tune die Old Palmier,’ Florric Fordo; etc., etc. Don’t face the Holiday Season without music, and plenty of it. The Phonograph will provide you with a continual supply, just when and whore yon like. Phonographs complete from £3 10s. CHAS. BEG G AND CO., Phonograph Parlors, PRINCES STREET. HOLIDAY RESORTS, BROAD BAY.—Mrs Andrews has Vacancies at her popular boarding-house. MEETINGS. LODGE OTAGO KILWINNING, No. 143. mi-IE INSTALLATION of Bro. CHAS. S. JL JENKINS as W.M. of the above Lodes lakes place TO-MORROW EVENING (Thursday), Ist December, 1910, at the Masonic Hall, Moray place, commencing at 7 o'clock sharp, A cordial invitation is extended to the Brethren of Sister Constitutions. By order. A. F. BROWNE, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. A PPLICATIONS (accompanied by Certiucates and Testimonials) will be received up till SATURDAY, 10th December next, from TEACHERS qualified to till the following VACANCIES: Awumangu.—Solo Teacher (Male). Salary, £l5O-180. Kokoamo.—Sole Teacher. Salary, £9O- - Koknnga.—Solo Teacher. Salary, £9O- - Cromwell. —Mistress. Salary, £lO5-£135. Houipana.—Mistress. Salary, £3O-£l2O. Forms of application may he obtained at this Office. S. At. PARK, Acting Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, 29th November, 1910. AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 2 o’clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION. 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 strccl, Household Furniture, etc. Upright grand piano, dining suite, extending dining table, Vienna and wicker chairs, rattan chairs and tables, mirror-back sideboard, carpet square, Brussels and tapestry carpets, bookcase, whatnots, walnut overmantel, crystal and china ware, e.p. ware, minis, clocks, superior dinner gong, pictures, miner hall stand, hanging lamp, handsome ehcvul glass duchcsso pair, mirror wardrobe, marble washsland, full-Scolch chests, duchcssc drawers and tables, linoleum, double and single iron beds, wire and flock mattresses, child’s ent, wire shakedowns, combination iron beds, wire-seated couch, kitchen dresser, meat safe, improved drop-head Singer sewing machine, graphophonc, barrow, ladder, slops, wringer, bicycles, d.b.b.l. gun, fireproof safe, etc., etc. MONDAY, sth DECEMBER, 1910, At. 12.30 sharp. CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY And 5-ROOMED DWELLING. SALE BY AUCTION. JAMES 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, tubs and boiler, patent w.c., drained to D.B. regulations, being No. 48 Union street (close to George street). N.B.—This is a fine compact property, and those in search of a cc.mfort.abln City homo should not miss this. MUST BE SOLD. AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE. Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT —At 8- TO-NIGHT, The Pre-eminent and Incomparable FULLERS’ —The Best— "PICTURES. ULLEES’ —of All- X*ICTUSES. Synonymous with Supremacy. Distinguished above all for Natural, Realistic, and Artistic Display. ANOTHER BRILLIANT PROGRAMME AS UNDER; THE REVOLUTION IN LISBON, THE REVOLUTION IN LISBON. SORROWS OP THE UNFAITHFUL, SORROWS OF THE UNFAITHFUL, THE HEART OF A SIOUX, THE HEART OP A SIOUX, BATHE'S ANIMATED GAZETTE—77. PATHE’S ANIMATED GAZETTE —17. KARTELL SISTERS. UNCLE’S WILL. THE MODERN PRODIGAL. CONNECTING LINK. THE USURER. SLATE QUARRIES. LAKE GARDA. Scenes on the Rivet Nile. TWEEDLEDUM’S ITCHING POWDERS. TWA “HTELAN”’ LADDIES. FOOLSHBAD AS CASHIER. A Budget of FRESH and Original Comics. New Overtures and Selections by tne PRINCESS OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Conductor, F. Martinelli. PRICES: Is 6d, Is, and 6d. Flan at the Dresden. Tol. 1,702. SENSATIONAL LONDON BALLAD SUCCESS, By the Composer of ‘ Hose in the Bud.’ ‘ MIFANWY.’ ‘MIFANWY.’ Dorothy Forster. ‘MIFANWY.’ Published by Messrs Chappell and Co., Limited, London, New York, and Melbourne. May be had of all Music Sellers. DOROTHY FORSTER’S SONGS. Miss Dorothy Forster has in a very short period jumped right into the front rank of English Ballad Composers, and the following Songs by this gifted writer can be confidently recommended: —‘Dear Little Star,’ ‘Perhaps, ‘ Mifanwy,’ 1 Rosamund,’ ‘ Rose in the Bud,’ Two Songs (‘Since Love Has Brought Me’ and ’The Dawn at Your Window’). You are invited to call at our Warehouse and hear these gems. Obtainable in settings for all voices. Price, 2s each; posted, 2s Id. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LIMITED, 21, 23, 25 Princes street, Dunedin. AUCTIONS. “ F AVON A PAIIK” is the name of a UNIQUE SUBDIVISION IN THE SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND, There are Fifty Sections of from FOUR to TWENTY ACRES of extremely RICH, LEVEL LAND, fronting the MANUKAU HARBOR, and commanding DELIGHTFUL VIEWS. The situation is at Mangare, one mile from Otehuhu Station by the new road, and 25 MINUTES’ motor ride FROM QUEEN STREET. A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Describing the Estate will be forwarded to any address. Come to the SUNNY NORTH and Buy a Section. SUMMER SMILES on “FAVONA” nine Months out of Twelve. SALE DAY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16tb. All arc to bo offered BY’ AUCTION on Very LIBERAL TERMS. There arc Two Homesteads. OAHU EL YATLE AND SONS, in conjunct ion with Messrs ALFRED F.UCKLANI) AND SONS, Auctioneers, Auckland. THURSDAY, Ist DECEMBER, At 2 o’clock. At Premises. 122 Walker street (near Maitland street). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO (by Bord), OCCASIONAL SUITE in TAPESTRY AND PLUSH, WALNUT OVERMANTEL, DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. Alex. Harris and co. have received instructions from Mrs Cooper (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell, as above, Piano (Bord), occasional suite in tapestry ami plush, Rochester hanging lamp, walnut overmantel, brass-rail fenders and brasses, carpels, linoleums, occasional tables, dining table, piano stool, clock, hall runner, hearthrugs, double and single iron bedsteads, wire and flock matiresscs, clucbcsse chests, tileback washstands, toiletware, dressing tables, Austrian chairs, kitchen furniture, utensils, etc. FRIDAY, 2nd DECEMBER, At 2 o’clock. At Premises, No. 9 Queen’s Drive, Musselburgh. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Modern 6-roomed Dwelling, replete with every convenience. Also, COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND •• FURNISHINGS. Alex. Harris and co. have received instructions from Mr W. Lawson (who is leaving the Dominion) to pell, as above, His choica Freehold Property and Household Furniture. Part Allotment 4, Block VIII., Queen’s Drive, Musselburgh, area 16.6 poles, with a well-built modern Residence of 6 rooms, with 3 bay windows, bath, hot and cold water, washhouse and outbuildings. The House is beautifully finished with the latest papers and friezes, steel ceilings, wardrobes, linen proas, tile grates, gas, electric bells; and the section is nicely laid out in garden. Also, COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, Full particulars of which will appear in future advertisements. SATURDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock sharp. At Premises, No. 9 Wesley fit reel, South Dunedin. CONTRACTOR’S PLANT, TIMBER, ROOFING IRON, SCAFFOLDING, ETC., DOGCART. BAY COB, HARNESS, SADDLE, FTC. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. a-*- have received instructions from Mr R. Orr (who has secured a largo contract in Auckland) to s,cll as above Contractor’s plant, timber, mouldings, scaffolding, ladders, steps, wheelbarrows, roofing iron, sashes, wire nails, picks, shovels, barrels, grindstone, wire netting, fencing wire, carpenter’s bench, tiles, drain pipes, sundries, etc., bay cob, dog cart., 2 sets harness, saddle and bridle, single h.b.l. gun, etc., ole., 164 rabbit traps. TUESDAY, 6th DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. BY ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. In the. Bankrupt Estate of WILLIAM MILLER. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MACANDREW ROAD, SOUTH DUNEDIN. \ LEX. HARRIS AND 00. have received instructions from the Official Assignee to sell, as above, Allotment 13. Block 16, Forburv, fronting Macandrew road (near Forbury car line), area 17.3 poles, with a modern 6-roomr.d dwelling, bath (hot and cold water), every convenience. House, No. 152. Land Transfer Title. AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA THEATRE. —Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT, and Every Evening at 8. THE ALHAMBRA PICTURE-VAUDEVILLE COMPANY And FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. A SUPERLATIVE PROGRAMME. , NAT CLIFFORD, NAT CLIFFORD, In his Masterpiece, DARTMOOR. A Tense, Dramatic, DARTMOOR. Convict Sketch. “Man’s inhumanity to man makes countless thousands mourn.” CLIFFORD, the Comedian, contributes ‘THE SAILOR’S GOOD-BYE,’ ‘ PIERPONT MORGAN No. 2,’ THE WIDOW, ’E LOVES ’ER. A Tremendous Success Nightly, THE PLYING PEDROS, THE FLYING PEDROS, A Novel, Daring, and Amusing Roman Ring Comedy Act. OUR GREAT MINSTREL TROUPE, MISS JESSIE LEE, Mr E. R. MARTIN, - GIBSON GIRLS, NELLIE LESLIE, JACK KNOWLES, SCOTT BROS., TIM HOWARD, Favorite Comedian. 0.5., 2s: D.C., Is 6d; Stalls, Is; Back Stalls, 6d. Reserved Seats at Dresden, AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 6th DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms. Princes street. UNDER POWER OP SALE Contained in Mortgage 33,635. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY MUSSELBURGH. Modern 5-roomed Dwelling, every convenience, No. 53 Grove street. Alex. Harris and co. have received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell os above, Part Allotment 5, Block 45, and Part Allotment la, Block 19, Musselburgh, area 29.1 poles, with a frontage to Grove street of 60 feet by 132 feet in dqpth (more or less), with a Modern 5-roomed Dwelling, bath (hot and cold), washhouse, copper and tubs. The property is close to Market street. House, No. 53. TUESDAY, 6th DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, ST. KILDA. Modern 5-rooraed Dwelling, every convenience (No. 22 Bridgman street). Alex. Harris and cg. have received instructions from Mr A. Grant (who is Raving Dunedin) to sell, a:; above. Section 3, Block 31, Bridgman street, St. Kilda, 50 feet by 110 feet, with a Residence of 5 rooms, bay window and verandah, bathroom, hot and cold, basin, all large rooms. The House is fitted wdlli tile grates, bookcase, wardrobes, line.i presses, gas, etc. Ab the owner is leaving Dunedin, the Property will be sold an absolute bargain. TUESDAY, 6th DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. By Order of the Mortgagees, with the consent and coucurreuce of the OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OP WM. MILLER. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. Freehold and Modern 8-roomed Brick Dwelling, every convenience, No. 594 King street. Leasehold and 4 New Dwellings, Main South road, Cavcrsham, Nos. 24, 24a, 26, 26a, A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. jA. have received instructions to sell, as above; 1. Freehold, Great King street, Dunedin, being part of Section 17, Block 29, having a frontage of 21ft, with a superior modern brick Residence of 8 rooms; bath, hot and cold, gas, tile grates, patent w.c., all drained to sewer. House No. 394. This property is opposite Museum, and near penny section of car, at present occupied by Mr Wylie. 2. Leasehold property. Main South road, just below Eglinton road, being parts Sections 14 and 15, Block VII., together with 2 new and modern dwellings of 5 rooms; baths, hot and cold water. Nos. 24 and 24a. Presbyterian Church lease, about 8 years to run; ground rent, £7 per annum. 3. Leasehold property, Main South road, Caversbarn (adjoining above), being part of Section 393r, Block VI., Town Ditsrict, with a modern 5-roomed Dwelling; bath, hot and cold, gas, tile grates, etc.; also, 4-roomod Dwelling, with every convenience. House Nos. 26 and 26a. Presbyterian Church lease, about 8 years to run; ground rent, £7 10s per annum. The above Leasehold Properties command a magnificent view of harbor and surroundings, ami are within penny section of ear. Further particulars from Messrs MOORE, MOORE, AND NICHOL, Solicitors, Stuart street. TUESDAY, Cth DECEMBER, At 2.30 o'clock. At Upstairs Rooms, Princes street. A FINE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS by J. ELDER MODLTRAY. Licliiding Scenes at the Lakes, on the Coast, and Holiday Resorts. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. -*■ have been instructed to sell, as above, A CHOICE COLLECTION of 49 PICTURES of New Zealand Scenery. Undoubtedly one of the finest ever offered to the Public. On View from Friday till Day of Sale. SPECIAL EXHIBITION Monday Evening from 7.30 to 9 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, 7ih DECEMBER, At 12.30. At Rooms, Princes street. In the Estate of Joseph Osmond, deceased. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, SOUTH DUNEDIN, .ALEX. HARRIS AND CO. teX luvo received instructions from the Trustees to sell, as above; 1. Part Allotment 1, Block V., Township of Forbury, corner of Cargill rood and Bradshaw street, with 10-rooraed modern Twostoroy Residence, bath, etc. No. 401. 2. Part Allotment 1, Block V., adjoining above, with 5-roomed Dwelling and bathroom thereon, fronting Bradshaw street. No. 1. 3. Part of Allotment 12, Block IV.. Township of Forbury, area 27.7 poles, together with Four 3-roomed Dwellings and sculleries fronting Bradshaw street. Nos. 2, 4, 6, 8. Each house is let at 9s per week: all drained to sewer. Splendid chance for investors. 4. Part of Section 14, Block IV., Township of Forbury, containing 1 rood (more or loss), together with 5-roomcd Dwelling and scullery, drained to sewer. No. 14 Bradshaw street. 5. Allotment 103, Fitzroy EsLyte, aiea 12.25 poles (more or Jess), fronting Helena street, with Dwelling of four rooms and scullery. No. 41. All the above properties arc within the 2d reckon of car, within easy distance of Cargill’s Corner, and must be sold to wind up the estate. WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBER, At 12.30 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, MUSSELBURGH. Modern 6-roomcd Dwelling, with every convenience; No. 84 Queen’s Drive (opposite Onslow House). I A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. have received instructions from Mis Bennett (who is leaving Dunedin) io sell by auction, as above, Section 37, Block 18, Queen’s Drive, Musselburgh, area 25.4 poles (more or less), with ■ superior Residence of 6 rooms, with verandah, plastered throughout, bath, hot and cold, fitted with wardrobes, bookcase, linen.,, presses, pantry, tile grates, electric bells;' and the section is nicely laid out in asphalt paths, and concrete steps to all drained to the sewer. ’ A splendid chance to secure a fir <t-cl ass. Home in this locality, as the owner nmsktdte.