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Evening Star, Issue 15075, 6 January 1913, Page 5

Amusements. JHEXTEE.. Directron Brennan’s Amphitheatres, Ltd. NIGHTLY AT 8 O’CLOCK. A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT. TWO GREAT SHOWS IN ONE. TWO SHOWS TOO GOOD TO MISS. First Appearance TO-NIGHT of the Cleverest, Cleanest, and Cutest COMBINATION ■ OP MERRYMAKERS Ever Presented in Dunedin. BLBTSOE'S CRIMSON RAMBLERS Presenting An Entertainment of Immaculate Refinement. AN ALL-NEW PROGRAMME. X KW STORIES! NEW SONGS! NEW COSTUMES! NEW ENSEMBLES! NEW EVERYTHING! Also, MAGNIFICENT PICTURES, Carefully Selected, Magnificently Presented, Including: | THE NEW RANCH FOREMAN, 1 A CHILD OF THE PURPLE SAGE. PASSION FLOWERS, AT A CINEMA THEATRE, NORWEGIAN WHALERS AT JERVOIS BAY (of strong local interest), BACK AT THREE. NEW MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY THE KING’S ORCHESTRA. PRICKS; D.C., Is 6d: Stalls, Is; Back Stalls, fid. Children; D.C., Is; Downstairs fid. Plan at Jacobs’s. ’ H E 0 _C_ TAG ON, The Home of Refinement and Comfort. HAYWAIcDS’ PICTURES. Clear, HAYWARDS’ PICTURES. Defined. Where You See THE BEST Programmes, TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. A New and Dainty Series by the World!’* LEADING PRODUCERS. Only to be Seen at HAYWARDS’. THE WHEELS OF DESTRUCTION. THE WHEELS OP DESTRUCTION. THE WHEELS OF DESTRUCTION. THE WHEELS OP DESTRUCTION. A Thrilling Continental Picture Drama dealing with the motoring world.— Two lovers.—One maid.—Love and Virtue triumph.—None but the brave deserve the fair.—A happy Beautiful kinematograph. THOSE ENDEARING CHARMS, Illustrative of Thomas Moore’s beautiful words “ Believe me if all those endearing young charms were at this moment to fade.” BOND OP MUSIC. Very BOND OP MUSIC. Pino BOND OP MUSIC. Story. The leading role sustained by Mr Charles Kent, of the VTTAGRAPH Company. A story of the Pranco-Pntssian War. ® a ? ®® ven s e Drama PEKING AND ENVIRONS Scenic LIFE IN BULGARIA Pa the Gazette, 192 Topical Sammy, Fool of the Regiment Comedy WATERPLANE ELOPEQIENT. An Excellent Comedy by the Popular Fa vorite MAX LINDER (colored). Overture; Popular Melodies, arranged by Anna Reggiardo. Flue Solo, ‘Sylvia’ Mr T Amos. Stalls, fid; Grand Circle, Is; Reserved Circle, Is fid. Box Plan at Begg’s. LOST AND FOUND. LEFT, on Town Belt, Pair Field-glasses; valued as a gift; reward. Apply 37 Upper Forth plr.ee. LOST, Gold Locket, Waitati, on Saturday; reward. Perpetual Trustees. LOST, in Botanical Cardens, Baby's Silver and Pearl Rattle. Return 22 Dowling street; reward. LOST (vicinity Marion street, Caversham, Friday), Black o« trick Feather Boa; reward. Wright, butcher, Caversham. LOST, on Saturday, between Brown, Ewing's and Octagon, Purse, containing money and season railway ticket. Return Kerr and Maun, Princes street; reward. LOST, Ring, set pearls and diamonds; roward■ 11 Clark street, Momington. LOST (Saturday morning), a Piuk-and-grey Parrot from 55 Lees street; ward. OST (Portobello), Gold Chain Bracelet (keepsake); reward. Apply ‘Start Kcc, Port Chalmers. T OST, in vicinity of Parkside. Child’s -*Cold Bangle. Please return 17 Baker street; reward. LOST, Bay Horse, near Roslyn, with cover (newly patcucd). Brown, coal xnerciiant, Macaudrew road; Id. 1,221. I OST, a week ago, Irish Terrier Pup; re--i ward. Apply Miss Samson, 80 Princes street. LEFT DAoodhaugh Gardens, Wednesday), , two umbrellas. Finder kindly communicate Mrs Bchvortliv, 16 Oanninodon road, Maori Hill. JptOUND, Parrot. Apply 74 Manor place. TpIOUND. Lawn Mowers. Bicycles, Sewin: -B- Machines, Wringers, Mangles, Go-cart Repaired. V. Melville, 56 George street. AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 7th JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. On Premises, No. 11 Clyde avenue, Dunedin (Oil Clyde street). On account of the Owner, who is leaving for Australia. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND TrtTTnT FURNISHINGS. KAURI U,SCOTCH CHESTS WALNUT . LOO TABLE, KAURI MIRROR-BACK CABINET . TT „. TAPESTRY CARPET. A LT ; X - HARRIS AND CO. "*■ . * 3avc received instructions to sell bv auction. Household Furniture, including—- . am'it 100 table, tapestry carpet., wicker chairs Brussels runner, ooc. tables, kauri cabinet, fender and irons, hj. rugs, books rattan chairs, kauri chests,'vases, ornaments! double and simrje iron beds+oads, wire mattresses, bedding, easy chairs, pictures, tapestr,( couch, looking glasses, wasbstands, linoleum meat safe, toilet ware, toilet tables, kitchen tables, crockery,’ garden tools, preserving Austrian chairs, kitchen utensils’ pans, c( c .. etc. Du view momin: of sale.

WEDNESDAY, Bth JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. ..Ng At Rooms, Princes street. V ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. OAK MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, 7-PIBCE LEATHER SUITEENGLISH PIANO (Nutting nnd Addison), Cll -> A J , I(,NAL '"ASH REGISTER, Standard Lamp. Hall Stand, Axminster Carpet, Writing. Table, Book Slid yes. Hall lane, Overmantel Dining Table. Linoleum, Sideboards, Rattan Chairs, Piano Stools, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Wire Shakedowns, Mattresses and Bedding Duchesse Pairs, Toilet Chests, Washstonds and Ware, Sets Brass Seales and Weights. Cupboards, Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, Grindstone, Small Forge, Steps, Lawn Mower, Garden Joels, Wheelbarrow, Plunge Bath Grit Mill, Go-cart, Jam Jars, Jockey Stove! Ladies anti Gents' Bicvcles. LEX. HARRIS AND Auctioneers. CO., TUESDAY, 7th JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION, Superior Household Furniture, AT ROOMS, DOWLING STREET, WALNUT IRON-FRAME PIANO (by Ward), HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD, * BEDROOM SUITE (Antique Design), Dining Room Suite, Extending Dinhi" Table, Vicuna and Wicker Chairs, Occasional Chairs nnd Tables, Largo Axminster Carpet, Square. Heavy Rugs, Skin and Velvet Rug* Handsome Chesterfield Settee, Divan Chairs to match, Fancy Seagrass Chairs, Mirror-back Hail Stand, Heavy Runner, Superior Han~ing Lamps, Clocks, Pot Stands and Bowls Bedroom Suite. Massive Duchesse Pair (shaped mirrors), Mirror-door Wardrobs Marble and Tiled Washstands, Double and Single Iron Beds and Bedding, Wire Mattresses. Child's Cot. Chairs, Tables, Pushcart, Copper Boiler, Iron Sink, Meat Safe Mangle, Barrow, Ladder. Steps, Cooking Utensils, etc. TAMES SAMSON AND CO. i ~l e ' lee . n favored with instructions to sell by auction as above. ON VIEW DAY OF SALE.. '' TN order to bare the ‘Star’ out in good time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noom, Alter this hour they cannot be classified, V\ e y/ould therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this m mind* and tend in theii Orders Sari*.