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Evening Star, Issue 16211, 5 September 1916, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. 'J'HE KING’S THEATRE Direction ~W. an* %. William. * THIS EVENING at 8. THE MOST WONDERFUL SERIES Of MOTION PICTURES Ever Presented. THE WILLIAMSON EXPEDITION THE WILLIAMSON EXPEDITION SUBMARINE PICTURES. SUBMARINE PICTURES. SUBMARINE -PICTURES. SUBMARINE PICTURES. SUBMARINE PICTURES. 7,000 Feet of ACTUAL MOTION PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN FROM THE BED OP THE OCEAN. SEE The Ingenious Under Water Camera. The Beauties of the Deep. The Wondrous Coraf Gardens. The Vast Submarine Forests. The Weird and Fantastic Fish. The Diver at Work on a Wreck. The Shark and Its Prey. The Sponge Industry. The Natives Diving for Coins. The Exquisite Submarine Sunsets. The Fight Between MAN and SHARK. ‘‘Wonders wiil never cease. You must se* this picture at once.”— 1 New York Journal.PRICES : 3s (Reserved), 2s, and Is. Box Plan at The Bristol. SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY. Tonring Manager Scott Colville. IT EMPIRE THEATRE. 12 to 5.30; 6.30 p.m. to 10. Hugo Success. Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew’s Metro Comic, BORROWING TROUBLE. BORROWING TROUBLE. HER DEBT iOF HONOR. Great HER DEBT OP HONOR. 5-Act HER DEBT OP HONOR. Metro. BRITISH TROOPS AT SALONIKA. Other Supports. Empire Trio, Music. ADULTS, 63. CHILDREN, 3d. MUSICAL EVENT, 1916. Direction Scott Colville. By Arrangement with Mens. Emile Bucker. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at 8 p.m., THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN MUSICIANS, Alfred Michael MTROVTTCH, And PIASTRO, Pianist, Violinist, Make their First Appearance in Dunedin at the BURNS HALL. The Daily Telegraph’says; " Alfred'Mirovitch commands the keyboard with absolute ease. . . .” “ Michael Piastre: Ho played with irresistible charm. Has a fmo tone and technique, always playing with the most brilliant ease. No artist, could wish for greater appreciation; the demonstration was unusual, and rightly so. There was an arresting distinction in the work ol both. . . .” Box Plans at The Bristol. Special Concessions to Schools and Colleges. Circle and Reserved Stalls, ss; Stalls, 3b; Back Stalls, 2s. Day Sales Jacobs’s. Touring Manager VICTOR BECK. CARGILL ROAD METHODIST CHURCH. “QNOWY WONDERLAND,” the Winter Garden Fair, will be OPENED in South Dunedin Town Hall TO-MORROW) (Wednesday), 6th inst., at 7 p.m., by His Worship the Mayor. Pipe Band, Orchestra, Tableau, Competitions, Sales. Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HEAVILY-CARVE’D MIRROR-BACK SID BOARD, -1 -SIZE BILLIARD TABLE and Aceessoric WALNUT SEMI-GRAND PIANO (Wilh. Bohm), AMERICAN ORGAN (9 stops), WALNUT OVERMANTELS, 4ft 6m PANE BEDSTEAD. A LEX. . HARRIS ' AND CO. -Tn- have received instructions to sell by auction, Household Furniture, including— Walnut piano (Bohm), antique oak dining room suite, drop-head sewing machine, music cabinet, jl-aizo billiard table, American organ, dinner waggon, fenders, irons, pictures’ hearthrugs. Austrian chairs, occasional tables, linoleum, plush duet stool, push carts, 4ft 6in brass-mounted bedsteads, shakedowns, wire mattresses, flock mattresses, kapok beds, washstands, toilet ware, duchesse chests, duobesse pairs, knitting machine, wheelbarrow, crockery, kitchen utensils. i MONDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. At Premises, No. 4 Town Belt, Bellekrtnwes (immediately behind the residence of Mr H. Crust, also fronting Gladstone road). CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MODERN 4-ROOMED DWELLING and about Half-acre Section. Ako, COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD SUITE IN SADDLEBAGS. AXMINSTEB CARPETS, MIRROR-BACK HALL STAND, MASSIVE BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEAD, BEDROOM FURNITURE. ALEX. HARRIS AND CO. -Cji. have received instructions from Mr H. W. Duncan (who is leaving Dunedin) to sell, ar above. HIS FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being Section 25, Block 4, Bclieknowes, Iron ling Town Belt and Gladstone street, area 2 roods (more or less), with a choice Residence of 4 rooms; scullery, bath, hot and cold, with patent w.c., fitted with mirror-door wardrobe, bookcaco, cupboards, etc., copper and tubs. The property is close terminus Morudngton car, and commands a magnificent view of ocean and harbor. A natty home, in firstclass order. Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, almost new. SATURDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, At 12 oclock. On the Premises, Bond street (opposite Thomson’s Lemonade Factory). GOOD BUILDING MATERIAL. 200 SHEETS ROOFING IRON (6 7, 8, a 9 feet), LARGE QUANTITY' WINDOW SASHE QUANTITY STEEL CEILINGS (Assorted Sizes), PANEL DOORS, GLASS DOORS, CORRUGATED VERANDAH IRON LARGE HOTHOUSE SASHES. ’ Skylights, Mantelpieces, Office Partitim Picket Gates, Pigeon Holes. "OARR, REYNOLDS, LIMITS A are instructed to sell by auction, above. Open for inspection from Thursday until time of sale. No reserve. No reserve. WEDNESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, - At 12 o’clock. At Rooms. Manse street. Instructed by the Executrix of the Will c-nr T-Ji? ' ate Elizabeth Norman. SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY 4-ROOMED COTTAGE AND g-ACE , level section; Frontage to Maryhill terrace and Cl avenue, No. 46 MARYHILL TERRACE. ■O ARK, , REYNOLDS, LIMIT) , ars instructed to sell by auction, above. Particulars upon application to Messre MONDY AND STEPHENS, N.Z V Express Company’s Buildings; w THE AUCTIONEERS 4ptßT Quotations frpm ‘Evening Star* '“7 Office for largp or small quantities at Printing before placing jour Order,