I AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE. Fullers' Theatres and Vaudeville, Limited. Every Evening at : 8. TOM HAVERLY'S MUSICAL FARCE COMPANY 'MURPHY'S NIGHT OUT.' A veritable Bonanza, with laugh dividend per second. GRAND VAUDEVILLE PRELIMINARY. The American Super-players, MACLEAN AND LEE, In the Comedy * OOTSEY.' WALTER C. MACKAY, The Musical Nut. KELLY AND DRAKE. The Entertaining Two. M'KAY AND GRAHAM A Vocal Treat. DB BOOVIERS ~ Poseurs. PRICES (including Tax): D.C. and 0.5., 2s Id; STALLS, Is Id; UPPER CIRCLE, 6d. BOX PLAN at THE BRISTOL. Booking fee, 6d. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. THE RING'S _T_HEATRE. MONDAY NIGHT NEXT, AND FOR THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. THE BIGGEST EVENT; EVER, DAMMING THE KAWARAU. DAMMING THE KARAWAU. Pronounced by Press and Public as the GREATEST SIGHT EVER WITNESSED. Can you imagine seeing two great blocks of concrete, on© weighing- 800 tous and the other 700 tons, crashing into the rugged Kawarau River? THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. THE TALK OF THE TOWN. Mr HECTOR BARRY, England's Great Actor-Lecturer, will "deliver a Descriptive Lecture with Each Picture Screened. You will sec every inch of this great scheme, which has been criticised throughout the world. POPULAR PRICES: 2s and Is. Box Plan opens at TOmj Bristol FRIDAY MORNING NEXT at 9 o'clock. Reserves, 6d extra. PACIFIC SURF BATHING CLUB Are hoidiug their ANNUAL GALA ON THE ST. KILDA BEACH NEXT SATURDAY. Come ard renew acquaintance with the Queen of Gipsyland, Madame Slapoffski, late of the "Cafe Chanteau." Bring along all your children and enter them in the MONSTER BABY SHOW. Class 1, for Boys under 12 months. Class 2, for Girls under 12 months. Ohiss 3, for Boys under 6 months. Class 4-, for Girls under 6 months. Class 5, Champion of Champions. Dr Lindon will judge the bairns. Doa't forget, BERT OLD, Champion Swimmer, is to .perform. ST. KILDA SAND IN ATTENDANCE. Half Proceeds to bs handed to Y.M.C.A. Red Triangle Day and the Salvation Army's Appeal for our Soldier Boye. •J. S. PETERSON, Hon, Sec. J URNS HALL, URNS HALL, TO-NIGHT, FEB. 20, at 8. VOCAL RECITAL By Pupils of Miss VIOLET BARTH. Soloists: Mrs Gordon Macdonald, Miss Madge Emery, Miss Elizabeth Smith Miss Maodougall, Misses Lena Geddes, Scott, Burt, Walker, Johnstone, Balk, Payne, Gourley. Galbraith, and Black. BURNS HALL, THIS EVENING, At 8. Half Proceeds to Women's Patriotic Association. Tickets on sale at The Bristol, where the Box Plan is now on view. Seats may be reserved without extra charge. UP-TO-DATE STANDARD SONGS When I Hear that Par, Far Call. Somewhere in Blighty, Somewhere at Home When tho Sun is Ever Shining. When I Come Back to You. When You Come Home. In God's Own Keeping. « Vale ("Farewell"). Your Eyes Have Told Me So. Ona Little Hour. Shipmates o' Mine. Blighty Girl. Ship that's Bound for Bliglrty. Perfect Rosebud. ONLY Is 9d PER COPY. MUSIC STORES, -«- 174-1(8 George street, Duncdin. AUCTIONS. NEXT FRIDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, ' At 12 o'clock. On the Premises, Manse street and Hi»h street (old Council Chambers). SPLENDID BUILDING MATERIALS (Well Seasoned). RED PINE BEAMS (12 x 4, 12 feet) :D PINE FLOOR JOISTS (10 x 3, 6 x 3 5 x 3, 18 feet), 4,ooorfc RED PINE AND OREGON FLOORING. LARGE QUANTITY RED PINE SCANTLING KAURI T. AND G. LINING. K™ PINE BOUGH LINING WEATHERBOARDS AND LUMBER BLUEGUM (6 x 6), WINDOW SASHES, DOORS, PATENT W.C., AND CISTERN. ±AI^SI &ARI -hj „ .REYNOLDS, LIMITED, will sell by auction, as above. In Lots to suit purchasers. No reserve. No reserve. . Open to inspection Wednesday afternoon FRIDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. On account A. R. Wallis. Esq. (who is givin" up housekeeping), and other Vendors. ° COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. HORIZONTAL SEMI-GRAN' PIANO (Hagsfill and Co.), HANDSOME OAK MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD. ANTIQUE CARVED OAK BOOKCASE SILK TAPESTRY BOUBOTR LOUNG COSTLY VENETIAN MIRROR AXMINSTER CARPET AND RUGS. MOTTLED -KAURI BEDROOM SUITE (2-wing Wardrobe. Toilet Tables, Toilet Chest), CARVED OAK DTNING CHAIRS SOLID OAK DINING TABLE, MAHOGANY BAGATELLE BOARD WALNUT AMERICAN ORGAN (Needham and Co.), Morris Chairs, Occasional Chairs. Carpet Runners, Kauri Mirror-back Sideboard Figured Silk Tapestry Curtains, Moqu '' ' Velvet Suite, Dinner. Waggon, Butler's ' and Stand, Brass Fireguards. W:re-wov'r» Couch, Carpet Sweeper, Table Mangle, Mower, Brass Bed/stead. Kauri Single steads, Bedding, Wooden Cot, General Household Furniture. PARK, REYNOLDS. LDIITED, ara instructed to s?ll by auction, as above. NOW ON VIEW. FRIDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1918, At 2 o'clock. SALE BY AUCTION, In Downstairs Rooms, Dowlinij street HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND * FURNISHINGS, Etc. "ESSRS JAMES SAMSON AND CO. . have been favored with instructions' ell by auction, at their Rooms, a I quantity of Useful Household Furniture of every description. Sea full advertisement Ikmsdaa,
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Evening Star, Issue 16663, 20 February 1918, Page 5
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