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Evening Star, Issue 14638, 7 August 1911, Page 5

f AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATSB. Proprietors-: John Fuller wai Sobs. Ab 3-TO-m.aWE.— At 8 The Famous and Incomparable FULLERS' The Best TJICTURES ULLERS' of All JTICTDEES. Supreme in Art and Beauty. TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-NIGHT. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME COMPLETE NEW PEOGBAMME, As ■under: HOW BELLA WAS WOK. HOW BELLA WAS WON. A Comedy Sketch from Dickens's ' Our Mutual Friend.' RED EAGLE. A TfariliinjT High-class Indian Drama THE CINEMATOGRAPH IN AFRICA VALLEY OF PO. Picturesque, VALT<EY OF PO. and Travel U~»,. ARABIAN POTTERY. ARABIAN POTTERY. A Subject of High. Educational Interest. PATIEETS GAZETTE—I3S. The World's News Illosfeated. ! DISREPUTABLE MR REGAN. JAEL AND SKERA. THE BRIDEGROOM'S DILEMMA. i A Sidesplitting Comedy. ! THE COMICS: i WASTED COURAGE. \ TIER WORDS CAME TRUE, j TEDDY'S THREE DUELS. ; D.C. and 0.5., Is 6d: Stalls, 1 . ' Circle, Gd. Plan at Jacobs's. TeLj3JTO2. "* p TEI, SCOUTS" DEMONSTRATION* HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THIS ETENTNG. His Worship ilie Mayor in the chair. Tickets and Box Plan at tbe Dsealza. Admission-: 2s, Is. and €d. Doors open at 7.30; commence «t 8. STUDENTS* CAPPING CARNIVAL. O HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, August 10 and 11. The Eni:ertamrneirt of Entertainments. Don't jniss it. Box Plan Now Open at the Dresden Piano Company. Dress Circle and Orchestra] Stalls. 4s; Stalls, 2s; Pit. Is. Early Doors, 6d extra. E. S. WILSON, Secretary. AUCTIONS. TUESDAY. BLh AUGUST, ISII, At 2 o'clock;. AT ROOMS, DOWLING STREET. SUPERIOR CATALOGUE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ON ACCOUNT OF MR FULLARTON. Tapestry and plush, suite, fancy chairs and tables, dining table and cover, mirror sideboard (quaint design), large framed mirror, overmantel, Brussels carpet square, fenders mid brasses, coal vase, hearthrugs, Vienna chairs, upholstered arm chair, .saddlebag couch, book>:helves, 8 large oil paintings, pictures, oriianients, whatnot, ilower bowls and stands, striking clocks, crockery, crystal, cutlery and glass ware, niirror-back hall stand, hall curtains, lace -curtains and potes, brassmounted bedstead and bedding,:2 bjm. single - ' iron beds, combination angle iron bed, noci mattresses, ducbesse pair, 2 duchesse chests, 1 large mirror-door wardrobe, marble wash* stand, child's cot, heavy linoleum, tables, -'•" ; ri>, looking glasses, dresser, meat safe, iger, barrow, garden tools, Singer sew:g machine, and general household furniture of every description.

AMES SAMSON. AND CO. hare been favored with instructions ■in 11 r Fu-llertoii (who is leaving Dumediii) sell by auction, at their Rooms, qs„ above. TUESDAY, Bth AUGUST,';", At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, street. VALUABLE EREIiIIOLD, DOWLING STREET, together ivilh 2 HOUSES OF 3 AND r > ROOMS, Opposite the Sfcep= Iron: TV.-. . i tirett aaj Excelsior I: ,:■':. • TJAEK, JL iirp . REYNOLDS, - --. -ntructfi bv the * Executor* cf tho ihe law Mrs A. Muir to sr'J by 5 AlMincnts, Subdivision of Sec. 24, Blocfc XIV., IXmediu, having a frontage of 28ft to Dowhug street (opposite the stop:.} and use of Ir; ft, riffht-of-way, together with two Uca.si:.-» of ii and 5 rooms. This property, p. part altosrrthcr from its present value for htun; pirrpn*f3, has a very high -prospective will", .u.d i-hould prove a good investment for sjiyonc vrhi desires a lair return for the prcx.nl arid & big price for the freehold at a iiunre 'late. WEDNESDAY, 9th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. At Rcoms, Princes street. Under Bill of Sale. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 2 BOSTON HAIRDRESSERS' CHAIRS, 2 jlIl:I:OiiS, DIVAN CHAIRS, f-olld oak sldeboajtd, dt:ki:-:g suite in saddlebags, BILBV BILLIARD TABLE (7ftj. t lEX. HARRIS AND CO., J'\. Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 9th AUGUST, 1911, At 1.30 o'clock. On ihe Premises, No, 18 King Edward stree 1 , Kensington. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBE and FURNISHINGS, GILT PIER GLASS, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by Xirchair (Nearly new) WITHOUT RESERVE. T>i r F I 1 AND CO 2S o 1 r • > \ed uctrncuors rrjm Mrs <- t ''loi 1 fviijjj Dunedin) to sell by if u t v>, •f r t r l(5 p*<v"<;) oc f agonal tab 1 " c 1 ' a n nte] spnnjr rorker, * ' * " nt "'> ri r Lfrybt j»i-oid pano In j 1 i j j! fun chest '' < ii ne- --ii gk u d dfiihe 1 cjl , 1i j cum , h'aiLrug , " r -iam-- iea>thujro aj-d ir-*' 1 c I I' irtidr-s at 1 in h r J."- " w \ ' ail and ca T pt. runner k_tcnen uif 11 t n «rt wickc- <Ji ur ihrna tei c 1 r cl2 % lai)ip« iarat sale, gnt, ' ci ir 1 i w i Mu.o-1 cur t lot cora' Icl' ri i ->- 1 i-rl catff*, sep Sadder gatdeu 0 " ' nJiiai tab e 3) also kitchen 1 s d an %.

WSEETIKCS. T)T';rrr,i> \yr> sttjitkbax gexeral LM><>-ri>'-' rxiox oj- wojislees. A. i"V r l ' ! T :r '; I', 1 ', a "'* HALr-YKAIiLT -- fc- -i.I i lTi; of the above Union will be '-'!■"-."' V"- '•''"■ l- Hall on WEU.XEaDAY J-.* iv « !>.(, at 8 u'rlwi-. fiprvial Bixaiite Jtfw'ion d' I.nl. ••. Business. Xcmii.jijriu of Lpho- C'iß'Jifii'rs for fcelortien bv _VMr Cojucil. Mem Vex* .cu\3 boobs ti be audited. J. L >r v< ITANUS, Scaretary. TUr BAY TOW.V DISIBICT. A arEETING OF BATFPAYIRS wj!l be -* 4- Irk! hj lisp ttiwliv School Mali. Andermi:.'s P..U-. -.11 THUJIHDAY. Ore IQtii mst , al 8 ii.ni ('i tan.-ifJfi Uif atitJß;«l)iliiv of Building a 'JYnV.V UAXcL for the District. P. H. MATJ'HK-WS "lowa Clerk. ST. VISnENT IJE PAUL SOCJETIT. nrrar: an*.\t\l hlfting « >he si. Vi'i-j'-r.t )>j ,Vccty wiii liciJ jn ilic ton.-.l r;i..ii„ir., TuR-ti Hail, Di:neil'.u, c. i Tt";r.UAY AFTEIiyOO:.', B.h A'igiiji. at Z o : c"ii.ci;. T). HURFEY, Hen. Sec' duxedik accountant students" society. THE FORTNIGHTLY MEETfiTO of tttc SAncu,- v li !«= i-tld on TUESDAY Next, i-he Bij A'i,cu=t. at the Chamber of Con'a-jrrce 'entrance from Water street), at 7.45 p.m. Subjnci; ' Contracts of Married Women,'' by H. 11. Bedfcwd, Esq.