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Evening Star, Issue 16823, 27 August 1918, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. QCTAGON & KING EDWARD. TO-NIG HT! TO-NIGHT! SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MOEKOAV. FJTIEL CLAYTON In ‘ STOLEN HOURS.’ And ‘THE STORY OP THE DRIFTERS’ Gives a, Vivid Idea of such Performances as tha SEALING OF ZEEBRUGGE. TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT TUB OCTAGON, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, The Queen of a Million Hearts, in • SHIRLEY KAYE.’ "I Thought T Had Hound <1 Real Girl.” A Story of Compelling Dramatic Power. Commencing Wednesday evening 1 , at. THE OCTAGON THEATRE. "|UEEN’S T HEAT E E. CHARLIE CHAPLIN “ON SKATES.” Last Night. HARRY .MOREY In ‘ TH E OTHER MAN.’ ,10th Episode • THE DOUBLE CROSS.’ Great Change of: Programme To-morrow. A NEW PICTURES rTKBP L A Z A Headed bv PAULINE PRBDERICK In ‘THE HUNGRY HEART.’ Strong, Convincing Pboto-pla-v. LATEST GA BETTE, TR AVELOGU'D, AND COMEDY. Adults. 64. Children, 3d. L YEIC PICTURES, PORT TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. A Eplcndkl Paramount Programme, featuring Sessne Hayakawn in HALHiAITJRA TOGO. A Great Pioco of Dramatic Work. Also Two Gazettes and Episode 4 of ‘Who is No. One?’ AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 28th AUGUST, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. Instructed by the Executors of the Will of Colin Taylor (deceased). ROSLYN FREEHOLD PROPERTY, KAIKORAI A-ALLET ROAD. 3 SHOPS, DWELLINGS, BAKEHOUSE, STABLE. 4-ROOMED COTTAGE, 3-ROOM®!) COTTAGE. FREEHOLD SECTION; AREA, 1 ACRE 1 ROOD 13 POLES. FRONTAGES TO KAIKORAI VALLEY ROAD AND CHURCH STREET, Ip ARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, JT arc instructed to sell by auction, Paris of Allotments 52 and 551r, Sunnyside, Roslyn, with 3 Shops, and Dwellings, Bakehouse, Stable, One 4-roomed Cottage, One 3-roomed Cottage, with conveniences. Tliis Property will be sold in one lot, and the Trustees are determined to sell regarcl>3 of price. ■MONDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Maura street. Estate of James vSmgloion, FE-EEHO LD PROPERTY. 21 COUNCIL STREET, ST. KILDA, l-BOOMED COTTAGE AND GOOD LEVEL SECTION. FOR. DEFINITE SALE TO WIND UP ESTATE. ?ABK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, are instructed to sell by auction Section 10, Block XXTV., Sc. Hilda, over 14.6 poles. with 1-rooinc.d Cottage and improvements. WEDNESDAY', 4th SEPTEMBER-, At 2 o’clock. On Promises, No. 73 Si.uftord street. CON V.BNTENT TOWN HOUSE, No. 75 STAFFORD STREET; Fro minutes from Post Office: SPLENDID SUNNY POSITION; 7-BOOADSO RESIDENCE; LARGE FREEHOLD SECTION. ■ptARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED, -i- arc 'instructed io sell by auction A well-built 7-roomed -Residence; bay windows, portico, bathroom, hot and cold water, pantries, linen presses, gas cooker, washhouse, copper and tufas; 20-pole freehold seoiioa (pari:- of Section 38, Block V.). DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE; ON THE SUNNY SIDE; NO TRAMS REQUIRED. Also, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WALNUT PIANO, WEDNESDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. Dunedin. CENTRA!. OTAGO OBOHARji, FRUITVALE. KTTRICK. 41 ACRES SPLENDID FRUIT LAND; 15 ACRES PLANTED. f6-Y.EAK-OLD TREKS) Apples. Pears, Apricots, Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Chernc's, Walnuts. PARK. REYNOLDS, LI MITED. are iiruj-ui.-i ed to sell by auciion, Lots 3 and S, Block 1.. Fruitvalr, Ettriek, area 20 acres 3 roods 12 poles, with over 2.00U Fruit Trees, planted <5 wears ago. and 375 shelter Trees. As ihe owner is away from the district. THE PROPERTY IS." FOR DEFINITE SA LI?. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE a YOUNG ORCHARD With all tliei initial work completed. Write us for further particulars. WEDNESDAY, 28ih AUGUST, 1918, At 2 o’clock. SPECIAL SALK BY AUCTION. At Rooms, Dowling street. HIGH-CLASS PIANOS. 3 FIREPROOF SAFES. 3 GRAPIIOPIIONKS AND RECORDS. Lot I.—MASSIVE. UPRIGHT GRAND IRON-FRAME PLAYER PLANO (by Coli.iu.son, London). This is a. very highda sn instrument, a beautiful walnut case, rich tone; a costly instrument, equal io new. Lot- 2.—HANDSOME UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, iron frame: beautiful Burr walnut case (by Bohiu); in perfect order. Lot 3.—WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND IRON-FRAMED PIANO Cby Barkenlateen). This Piano is a. splendid instrument: full volume, beantifu’r rich tone. Lot 4.—UPRIGHT GRAND IRON-FRAMED PIANO, in good order (by Koch and Bohne). Lot S.—WALNUT IRON-FRAME PLANO (bv Kirchner); suitable for a crib. Lot 6.—PIANETTE (by Oolbird and Colkird); suitable for a. crib. Lot. 7.--LARGE FIREPROOF SAFE (by John Tauii). Tint 8. FIREPROOF /SAFE fbv Perrv). Lot. 9.—FIREPROOF SAFE (bv Withers). Lot 10. —BEAUTIFUL DISC GRAMOPHONE ('one. of Ihe best makers, “HL Masters Vqico ”); equal to new; with do uhle-sidcd recoi ds. Lot 11.- CYLINDER GRAPHOPHONE, with 56 records. Lot 12.--CYLTNDER GRAPHOPHONE, with 28 records. JAMBS PAMSON _ AND CO, hare been favored with instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Dowling street, the above. The Pianos are high-class quality, and can be thoroughly recommended and guaranteed. NOTE DATE OF SALE: WEDNESDAY', 28th, at 2 o’clock. WANTED Known—That Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Programmes, and General Printing of every description are executed at tho ‘Evening Star’ Office at Moderate Prices.