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Evening Star, Issue 14966, 28 August 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. jj uen s__ hall. * HAYWARDS’ PICTURES. Perfect HAYWARDS’ PICTURES. Definition. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. THE TRAGIC LOVE OP MONA LISA. A Tense Drama in Colortn atography. THE MASTERPIECE Dram*. (Madame Napierkowski in Leading Bole.) IS HE ELIGIBLE? Comedy. . WONDERS OF THE SEA Soeiuo. THE TSAR’S GARDENS Scenic. GAUMONT GRAPHIC Topical. Benoit’s Fortune Comedy. SON-IN-LAW A Nightmare. j ROLLER SKATING. 1 'ORYDONE RINK, CRAWFORD STREET. Three Sessions Daily. Music Afternoons and Evenings. TO-MORROW (Thursday) and FRIDAY, The Event of the Season. GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. A Festival of Merriment and Mueio. Doors Open at 7.15. Skating from 7.30 to 10.50 p.m. Everyone should see the Serpentine Parade . at 8.15 p.m. A spectacular effect of color : and chafm never before equalled in this City. Admission. Is fid; Children, Is. Day Sales at the Rink. Valuable prizes for Best Costumes and Vari- > ous Competitions. The public vrill *ot as E judges by meaus of voting cards. Intending participants must obtain their tickets not later than Thursday morning N.B.—There will lie no morning or afternoon sessions on Tbursdav. W. LAMB, Manager. BOROUGH OF ST. HILDA. npiHE ST. KILDA MUNICIPAL BAND A will give its OPENING CONCERT TO-NIGHT (Wednesday/, 28th hist., at the Coronation Hall, at 8 o'clock. His Worship the Mayor invites residents to be present. Admission by silver coin. J. R. DICK, Town Clerk. ZING ARI-RICHM OND FOOTBALL CLUB. TH E ANN UA L BALL Will be held in the ART GALLERY HALL on FRIDAY Next, 50th August, 1912. Dancing at 8 p.m. Double Ticket, 6». Yates’s Band. Mrs Winter, caterer. WM. BROWN, Hon. 800. AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, 29th AUGUST, At 12.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. TO INVESTORS. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Nos. 11 and 13 M'Glasban street (near Cargill’s Corner). ALEN. HARRIS AND CO. have received instructions from Mr A. Gunn to sell, as above, The unexpired Term of lease of Allotment 15. Block 111.. South Dunedin (area, 1 rood 4 poles), with 2 modern Dwellings of 4 rooms let, to pood tenants, bringing in an annual rental of £62 Bs. Presbyterian Church lease, 10 years to run; ground rent, £4 per annum. A sure investment, to be sold to the highest bidder. FRIDAY, 30th AUGUST, i At 1.30 o’clock. On Premises, RAILWAY PRIVATE HOTEL, Comer St. Andrew and Castle streets. Instructed by Mr JAMES’ BAIRD, who is giving up business. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS of 20 rooms, WALNUT SHIP’S PIANO MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, MIRROR-BACK HALL STAND LARGE QUANTITY NAPERY, CRYSTAL. ETC., 120 ft I.R. HOSE (perfect, order) AND REEL 36 AUSTRIAN CHAIRS. Alex. Harris and 00. have received instructions to sell by auction. Household Furniture, including— Walnut piano, mirrar-back sideboard, leather couch and sofas, pictures, curtains, clocks, fenders, and irons, had runners, linoleum, ebouised mirror-back cabinet, 56 Austrian chairs, occasional tables, single brassmounted iron bedheads, wive mattresses, kapok and flock mattresses, looking-glasses, 6 hospital bedsteads, toilet tables, toilet ware, washstands. double iron bedsteads, fullScotch chests, toilet chests, 6 duchesse chests, ■ kitchen dresser, kitchen tobies, large dining tables, large quantity napery and bedding, quantity crystal am) china ware, saucepan** kitchen utensils, etc., etc. On View (Morning of Sale. WEDNESDAY’, 4th SEPTEMBER, At 2.30 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes street. ~Lb Absolutely without reserve. FULL-SIZE ALCOCK BILLURD TABLE, With Accessories, complete. j^LEX. HARRIS AND CO. FRIDAY'. 6th SEPTEMBER, At 12.30 o'clock. At. Rooms. Princes street. CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY*. No. 7 WAIN STREET. OPOHO. i-Acrc and Modern 6-roouied Dwelling. Alex. Harris and co. are instructed by Mr A. M'Lean ''who has left Dunedin) to soil, as above. Section 26. Wain street, Opoho (area. 1 rood), with Modern 6-roomed Dwelling’, hath (hot and cold), plastered throughout.; in first-class < rder. The- section is Well laid out, orchard and garden, commands a magnificent- view of harbor, etc. No. 7 Wain street. TUESDAY", 10th SEPTEMBER. At 12.50 o'clock. At Rooms, Princes ft root. By Order of the Public Ttum-cc. In the Estafo of R. U. D. Napier, FREEHOLD PROPERTY”, MORNINGTON. 5-roomed Dwelling and large Factory, No. 4 James place. A LEX. HARRIS AND CO. •jTS. have received instruction? from the District Manager Public Trust Office to sell by auction, as above. Allotment 47, Block YT., Mornington, fronting ■)■);.'? place, area 13.3 poles (more or less), with a. two-storied o-ioumed Dwelling. also a large Building suitable for a hall or factory iNo. 4i. THURSDAY, 23th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. AT ROOM', DOWLING STREET. SaR i lv Annjon, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Drawing and Dining Room Suites, Mirrorback Sideboard. I’nt.:,-Is Carpel. Largo Bookease, Hail Stand. ]’.e:i'Oom Si..iie, Iron and Wood Bed?, Kncl.cn and Cooking Utensils Etc. JAMFS SAMSON AND CO. have been fa vor d with in-i ructions to sc’d by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street. I]oti?eboM Fund!lire, etc. Mes?ive Cromwell suite in saddlebags, walnut iron-frtime piano, piano stool, china cabinet. whaliKH. f.owrr stand.? and bowl? brass fendrrs and irons, hearth itild rrocl nigs, doling table. Vienna md wicker chairs, jrnUK'r concr, /inc.ic’iriis. I,n\] rnrpet. curtain :ukl ('ll: in in*. doiiu’o nr.a Hupl-e iron bffU and Krldinci. pr.ir, chcTAl glass 1 able. marble wu*li -t and, child's cot. r'jmniodc c/a'-v chajra, kit-l;cn dresser. M r -nt wringer. La rrow. rev. mg machine, gent's bicycle, motor tyclc, cu., etc. TUESDAY*. 3rd SEPTEMBER, At half-past 12 o’clock. Under Instructions trr.ni District Manager Pul. Ie Trust OfTicr. Administrator of Estate J. W. Cochrane (deceased). FRr.EiiOT.D PROPERTIES, RAVENSBOURNE AMD ROTHESAY. DM. SPUDDING • i? instructed by the District Manager Public Trust Office to sell by auction, at hi? Rooms on Tuesday. 3rd September, at 12.39 o’clock. The following Properties j n above Deceased list,tie ; Lot I.—Allotment 32 and Part Al'-tment, 31, Block 11., Townbip cf Paver-?-bourn”, cnnta'ning 1 rood 22 rr i s, upon which is erected a comfortable bri-k Cottage of 4 rooms and ccnvcnir.ee?. Lot 2.—Allotments 42 and 43, Block IV., Township o£ Eutkestown, contaiung half a.n acre. Lot 3.—Allotment 12, Block HI.. Second Extension of Township of Rothesay, containing 1 rood, upon which is erected a twe-roomed Cottage. Further particulars and condition* of sale at the Office of Auctioneer, or at Pubis* Trust Office,