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Evening Star, Issue 16347, 13 February 1917, Page 5

/AMUSEMENTS. 3> LAJZA _TE E AT2E WARREN KERRIGAN ■And LOUISE LOATHLY, In the “ Blue Bird ” Special Feature THE SOCIAL BUCCANEER. THE SOCIAL BUCCANEER. The Famous Transatlantic, GREED America. GREED And War. ECLAIR WAR JOURNAL. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ADULTS. 6d. CHILDREN, 3d. Come Shopping To-day with CHARLES CHAPLIN. NEW QUEEN’S THEATRE TO-DAY: 1.30 p.m. till 5.30 p.m ; 6.30 p.m. till 10 p.m. CHARLES CHAPLIF In THE SHOPWALKER. the SHOPWALKER. the shopwalker. Dc-monst.raiing SHOPWALKING AS AT SHOULD BE WALKED, ■ln which our liltlo CHARLES .invades tho domain ot iho-a frock-coated, .omnipotent gods ot oarg,un-land, and .punctures 'their majosne dignity with his -merry ; barbs of satire. CHARLIE'S FUNNIEST? YOU ASK WE’LL LEAVE THAT TO YOU—- , BUT : Just imagine him a Shopwalker amongst a ml. of hargaindmnting women and henpecked, bundlo-carrving husbands. LAUGHS! LAUGHS! AND MORE LAUGHS! USUAL PRICES. nrVHD DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPEBAN i„ v/ill plav the following Programme i | NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) : ■ , Locliels March’; "sMcctio! I : wait:?., ‘Blue 'iMbuntaii lot As”vn ’; selection. 'The WiniHhat Shake ; tne Barley ; jig. ‘Pat Murphy's BoOtw’ . fiolechon, ‘79th Farewell to Gibraltar’ I march, The 'Piper of Drummond’; ode ! tion Bonnie Lawie. .Bundle end Go’ ’ '"Wpy Wove Been A’ Thegither.’ Collodion in aid of Uniform Fund. J. A. R. BROWN, Secretary. J. T. N. GRANT, Pipe-major. AUCTIONS. i THURSDAY, 15th FEBRUARY', j At 2 o’clock. ■: At Rooms, No. 221 Princes street. I SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, j DRAWING ROOM. DUVING ROOM AN’ ( -BEDROOM FURNITURE. ' i HANDSOME OCCASIONAL SUITE (in : Figured Plush), 6 LEATHER DINING CHAIRS. A LEX. HARRIS. AND r O. have received instructions lo sell by auction, Household Furniture, ‘-including---Cedar cniffouior, dining tables. Austrian chairs, occasional tables," occasional chairs, crockery, commode chair, fenders, pictures, photogravures, whatnots.' linoleum, carp-fa’ kitchen aresser, double iron bedsteads, v/ir: mattresses, duchesse pair, flock ‘inattrr»sri. I -single iron .bedsteads, shakedowns, couches , vaiahstands, 'toilet wire, looking-glasses, full Scotch chests, Zaalnndia chairs, kilchei ' tables, garden tools, .2-rnllcr mangle, kilch--j utonsils. 'BROWN MOTOR. CYCLE (2 h.n 1 ! KING DICK MOTOR CYCLE (5T h.p.. ij GOOD ORDER). NOTE DATE OF SALE • THURSDAY, 15th FEBRUARY. THURSDAY, 15th FEBRUARY. 1917, At 2 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION. BALANCE OF Mr C. J. MARTINS AND OTHER VENDORS’ FURNITURE. Owing to the largo number of lots, which was impossible to get through on Tuesday, the wliole ot (ho balance will bo sold on THURSDAY, including Dining Room Suite, Fancy Clock, Ornaments and Vases, Machine’ Carpet, Doulton Ware, 'Crystal, 'Cutlery, •Carved Side Table, Cushions, 3'Leather Bags, Bedstead and Bedding. Dnehesso Chests, .Bedroom Suite, Commode, Pot -Stand and Pots, Hall Stand, Hall Runner, Breakfast Sideboard, Stereoscope and Hews, Magic Lantern, Field Glasses. Mangle, Don!toil Bowls, and general Household Furniture of all descriptions. TS/fESSRS JAMBS SAMSON AND Co, iXia. will sell the whole of the Balance oi tho Furniture in their Downstairs Rooms, Dowiing street, on THURSDAY, 15th Feb ruary, nt 2 o'clock. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. THU PUBLIC TRUST ACT, 1908. (Section 50.) IN tho Estate of MICHAEL STACKPOOLE, of Dunedin, Laborer, deceased.—All Creditors anti others having Claims against this Estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, era the forms provided, to the Local Deputy Public Trustee, at Dunedin, on or before the 10th day of April, 1917. Accounts not rendered by tho date named may be rejected. Ail moneys payable io (lie above estate may bo lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any Posial Money Order Office, or paid to tho "Local Deputy Public Tnis'.'oe at Dunedin. K. N. H. BROWNIE Local Deputy Trustee. 121 hj February, 1917.’ sth MOUNTED RIFLES (0.H.). “A " SQUADRON 5Hi M.R. fO.H.) will PARADE at the Drill Hall.Kcnsington, nt 2.30 p.m. on SATURDAY, 17Ui February, to take part in Ceremonial lbuw.de. Members not in possession of uniform will Parade at 7.50 p.m. on THURSDAY lo be fitted out. A large, muster is icqucstcd. J. 11LACK, Major. O.C. “A" Squadron. SPORTING. jyjNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1917, Will be Held WEDNESDAY (CUP DAY), FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY.' 14th, 16th, end 17(h February. First Race at 12.15, and last at 5.30 Earb Day. ADMISSION: Grounds, Is. Grand Stand, 10s Extra. Special Trains. H. L. JAMES, Secretary. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. CUP MEETING, 14th, Jfith, and 1 FEBRUARY. TRAIN SERVICE. Leave Dunedin for Wh.gatui at. 9 10, 5 10.25, 11.0, 11.15, 11.25, 11.55, 11.45, IS and 1.15. Leave Wmgatui for Dunedin at 5.27, 5 5.44. 5.53, 6.2, and 6.5. Tho 11.35 out train and 6.2 return will run on Friday. Return Imres (including Admission Gourde), 2a 6d. 11. L. JAMES, Sccrctar BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED Known-Lady would B' Ga l, very small sum, in Exchange C panionship girl 13. ‘'Refined,'’ ‘Star.’ FURMAN ENT Board. Residence rrqu by lady, well r'omir.cterL Add, “Telephone,” ‘SLar* Office. WANTED, by young Lady from'em!; tulKi\il!!X jf'd'Bic Pl'iVftC Resiclcr.ee where can have urc of eood pi: Address “ Protestant," ‘Star' Office. (CL L AESTONE House. Moray place {'pi £.180). —Accommodation Visitors nancy Boarders; terras moderate. Moss M Pheivon. proprietors. MONEY. mPJJST MONEY FOR INVESTMENT 1- ASLIN AND DAWSON, Solicitors, N.Z. Express Co.’s Building, Bond gii«A Branch Office;. Palmerston-