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Evening Star, Issue 14626, 24 July 1911, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. FAREWELL TOUR Mr EDWARD BRANSCOMBE'S SCARLET TROUBADOURS COMEDY COSTUME COMPANY, From London. Great Success of "THE CAVALIER SCENA." Every Item Encored. Theatre Beautifully Heated with Radimioi Installed by DUNEDIN GAS COMPANY, BOX PLAN AT DRESDEN. DAY SALES AT JACOBS'S. ARCADIA PICTURE PALACE, CAR. GILL'S CORNER, Dunedm South. At B—TO-NIGHT—At 8. LAST NIGHT PRESENT PROGRAMME. Last Night 'Heart of a Savage' (A.B.)— Last Night ' White. Roses' —Last Mghi "Bobby and llie redskins' —Last Night 'Frank Gardiner,' etc., etc. Complete Gh&nge Programme To-morrow. Prices, Is and 6d. Thursdays, Children Half-price. L> O L L E R SKATING. O L L E R SKATING. The Premier Winter Indoor Pastime. TOWN HALL, N.E. VALLEY. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, Afternoon and Evening. Learners' Classes Tuesday and Thursday Evenings. Fine Smooth Circular Skating Floor. Best Ball-bearing Skates Used. Brass Band Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday Evenings. Every Facility to Learn to Skate. AUCTIONS. | WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, J At 2.30 o'clock. I At Upstairs Rooms, Manse street. j GREAT UNRESERVED SALE ! Of OIL AND WATER COLORS. »ARK, REYNOLDS. LIMITED, are instructed to sell by auction A CHOICE COLLECTION By the following British, Foreign, and Loca; Artist* : E. W. Christmas, R.B.A. Noel Barraud Frank Walton, R.I. M. J. Rogers R. B. Wright Mary Bowers E. St. John Mary Hartley E. St. E. Hay W. Christmas, R.B.A. Noel Barraud ink Walton, R.I. M. J. Rogers B. Wright Mary Bowers St. John Mary Hartley Hayes H. K. Sprott rdon Coutts Mabel Hill Pozza W. Allen Bollard. Fine Proof Engraving by Edwin Long. Old Steel-plate Engraving, ' Punch.' Old Engraving, ' The Worship of Bacchus.' (Of this there is only one other known copy in New Zealand.) Catalogues now being prepared. The Pictures now on view. TUESDAY, 25th JULY, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes ttreet. 5-ROQMED HOUSE, 150 MAIN ROAD, N.E. VALLEY. ICURR AND CO. I have been favored with instructions to sell by auction, as above, Allotment 4, Block ].. Town-ship of Sunnydale, containing 10 pole.-', together with a 5-roomed House, bathroom, and outbuildings thereon. The property is situated at Calder's Loop, on the car line, and is placed in our hands for positive sale on the above date. Terms arranged if desired. TUESDAY, 25th JULY, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. 4-ROOMED MODERN DWELLING, CARDIGAN STREET (off Arnold street), 1 NORTH-EAST VALLEY. BCUEI! AND CO. have received instructions from Mr C. M. Leiio to sell bv auction, as above, Alloimcnts 9 and 14, Block IX., Township of Ascotvale, N.E. Valley, having an area of 16.6 poles, with a 4-roomed House, scullery., and bathroom thereon. The Dwelling, which is practically new, is faithfully built, has a firep'ace in every room, Shack lock range and boiler, 2 wardrobes, copper built in, fixed tubs. The Property gets every ray of sunshine, commands a very lir?c view, is within 3 minutes' ,vfilk of ifcc car, and Mr Lello's instructions to u« are tr. ...ell. A small deposit, balance as rem, could tx. °» WEDNESDAY, 2nd AUGUST, At 12 noon. SHOW WEEK SALE.BICYCLES. MOTOR CYCLES. BICYCLES, MOTOR CYCLES. , - ,„OS. PA'PERSON AND CO. ; Jt. Yngel street, have be«»n instructed by Cooke, Howhsou, and Co. !o sci! by auction, 18 new bievchjs—Matchless, Jubilees, a-nc B.S.A. 8 second-hand bicycle? 2 Triumph motor cycles. 3 li.ji. and 31, hj p. 1 Puguenot motor cycle, 3.1 h.p. 1 F.N.'motor cycle. 3'h.p' 1 Norton motor cycle, Z), \:.[>. 1 Humber motor cycle. h.p. All the above are guaranteed firsi-clas? machines, and oiler a splendid chance to sc 1 cure a, machi i<? at a reasonable price. WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (Begg), KIT CARPENTER'S TOOLS, FANCY GOODS, CROMWELL SUITE IN SADDLEBAGS, "MOUNTAINEER" MOTOR CYCLR, 2' 2 H.P. * ALEX. HARRIS AND CO., -*-■*■ Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 25th JULY, At 2 o'clock. . SALE BY AUCTION. In Downstairs Rooms. Removed t,.j Rooms for Convenience of Sale. MR STEVENS'S SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WALNUT PIANO, MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOASD, SINGER SEWING MA CHINK, D.I. BEDS AND BEDDING, DUCHES-SE PAIRS, KITCHEN and GENERAL FURNITURE. JAMES SAMSON AND 00. "tave been favored with instructions from Mr Stevens (who is leaving the Dominion) to sell by auction, The whole of his Household Furniture, as above, Splendid walnut iron-frame piano, harmonium, tapestry and plush suite, extending dining table, wainut overmantel, Aiminste! carpet, brass fenders and irons, pot stands ornaments, pictures, cutlery and glassware clocks, lamps, leather suite,-mirror sideboard, Vienna and ana chairs, octagon and tes tables, mirror hall stand, 4 double and single iron bedsteads, spring and wire mattresses, kapok beds, blankets, quilts, mirror wardrobe, quaint duchesse pair, 3 duchesse chests, washstands. ware, tables, chairs, commode, Iron cot, cbeval duchesse pair, linoleum, curtains, rugs, mats, dresser, kitchen furniture, pots, pans, wringer, Singer drop-head sew ing machine, steps, shakedowns, etc., etc. Also, on account and risk of Mr J. Smith: Suite, duchesse pair, sideboard, bedstead and bedding, brass kerb and brasses, etc. N.B.—Tbe above goodg are all in sptesdtf. order. iWifl be Sold WITHOUT BES&fiVB,