AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATKE. Propriotora: John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT —At 8— TO-NIGHT. The Apex of Pictorial Splendor. The Increasingly Popular and Unapproachable f!ULLERS ; —Ths Best— -OICTUEEa'ULLERS* -of All- X ICTURES. Another Immensely Attractivo Programme, AND RECEIVED WITH THE GREATEST ENTHUSIASM. THE CITY of BEAUTIFUL HARBOR, THE CITY the BEAUTIFUL HARBOR, PICTURESQUE SYDNEY. PICTURESQUE SYDNEY. OHAMA TRIO, MAZEPPA, NATIVE LION HUNTING. LITTLE ANGELS OF LUCK, Girl of Triple X Ranch. ITALIAN CUIRASSIERS. NORWAY TO NEW YORK. NORWAY TO MEW YORK, Foolshcad in a New Role, Tweedledum Misses tho Train, Runaway Star, Jones at a Ball. PRICES: Is 6d, Ipj, and 6d. Plan at the Dresden. Tel. 1,702. AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBER, At 12.30. At Rooms, Princes street. In the Estate of Joseph Osmond, deceased. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, SOUTH DUNEDIN. ALEX. HARRIS AND CO. •£*i lnvo received instructions from the Trustees to sell, as ahove. 1. P«t Allotment 1, Block V., Township of Forbury, corner of Cargill road and Bradsliaw street, area 13.39 poles, with 10-roomed modern Two-storey Residence, bath, etc. No. 401. 2. Part Allotment 1, Block V., adjoining above, B.CB poles, with 5-roomed Dwelling and bathroom thereon, fronting Bradskaw 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 Eradshaw street. Nos. 2, 4, 6, 8. Each house is let at 9s per week: all drained to newer, washhouses, copper and tubs. Splendid chance for investors. 4. Part of Section 14, Block IV., Township of Forbury, cortaining 1 rood (more or ioss), together with 5-roomcd Dwelling and scullery, drained to sewer. No. 14 Bradshiw street. 5. Allotment 103, Fitzroy Estate, a>ca 12.25 poles (more or less), fronting Helena street, with Dwelling of four rooms and scullery. No. 41. All the above properties are wiihin the 2d section of car, within easy distance of CargiU's Corner, and must be sold to wind up the estate. WEDNESDAY, 7ih DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock, At Rooms, Princes street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ENGLISH PIANO, by Hicks and Co., SADDLE BAG SUITE, AXMIXSTER CAR PET, LAIiG I-: OVERMANTEL, DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. ALEX. HARRIS AND CO. arc instructed to sell as above, English piano (Hick?), occasional suite, dining table, overmantel, carpets, curtains, 4-fold screen hall stand, leaders and irons, lamps, clocks, double and single iron bedsteads, ducbesse chest, wash-stands, ware, toilet, glasses, wire shakedowns, wire mattresses, occasional tallies, Austrian chairs, rockers, pictures, Improved Siniier machine, linoleums, kitchen furniture, utensil!:, gramophone and records, d.b.b.l. gun (Maine, London), garden tools, meat safe, ClemcutGarrard Motor Cycle. WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBER, At 2.30 p.m. sharp. On the Premises, Richardson street, St. Kilda. • J RICHARDS AND CO ¥ » • have received instructions from Chas Douglas, E.-q., who is leaving Dimedin, if sell at the. abovo time and place iiie whok of his Valuable Furnitu.ie and effects— Saddie-back suite, grand piano, octagor table, couch, extending dining .table, side' board, oak bedsteads, iron bedsteads, walmn wardrobe, duchesse chest, wire mattresses pillows, bolsters, kapok beds, tile-back washstand and ware, brass-rail fenders, passage runner, mats, (lower stands, coal scuttles crockery, wire safe, lawn mower, wheelbarrow, garden tools, carpenter's tools, stepladder, wringer, kitchen utensils, zinc baths 1 gent's bicvele, etc., etc.. W. RICHARDS, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBER, At 2.30 o'clock. At Upstairs Rooms, Manse street. GREAT UNRESERVED SALE. : PICTURES! PICTURES! */' OH; AND WATER COLORS, Most, of ivb'ch have been on Exhibition at the Otago Art Society Exhibition just closed. Works by the following Artists: W. ALLEN BOLLARD, Whoso Works are so well known and sought after in our local picture market. 15 EXAMPLES FROM HIS BRUSH Are included in this Collection. Amongst them some of The Best Work he has ever done. Aiso by the following Artists: A. 11. O'KEEFE A. S. WOOD M. J. ROGERS E. MKADOWCROFT A. R. LOTHIAN 51. IJOWER J. C. VEITCH (1. NICOLL .-.:■.,- E. W. CHRISTMAS, R.B.A. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, are instructed to sell the above FINE COLLECTION OF PICTURES On WEDNESDAY, 7th DECEMBER, The Pictures ;ire now on view. Inspection invited. Printed Catalogues now ready. MONDAY, 12th DECEMBER, At .'2 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, are instructed to sell by auction: MUSSELBURGH. No. 74 Queen's Drive, 18.G3 poles, frontage to Grove street; also, 5-roonicd Hou=e, scullery and conveniences. GLEN ROAD, MORNINGTON. No. 66 Glen road, near Id section, 25.8 poles and House, 5 rooms and conveniences. DUNEDIN SOUTH. No. 13 Wesley street (off Cargill road), large piece of Freehold, 5-roojncd House, 3 Cottages, 2 and 3 rooms, and vacant ground large enough for 4 more Cottages. FORBESTOWX, KAIKORAI. Section 26, Forbestown, Kaikorai, 29.7 poles, new House, 4 rooms; nice position; room for another house. BALMACEWEN. Prcstwick street, 1 rood 7 poles, and abutting on to golf links, 5 Rooms, modern and up to date. ANDERSON BAY. Allotment 10, Cranston (near tram terminus), 18 poles, House (9 rooms); giood garden; all iu good order. , ;
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Evening Star, Issue 14531, 6 December 1910, Page 5
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