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Mon 22 Aug 1921 - The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
Page 3 - Advertising

DRESS, FASHION", ETC.

GWitSB, jïUKIlB '. IS Ai REASON.]

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Line 0.2.2ti much chiper than ICM favoured
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Line 0.5.1high cords . have been consumed, and
Line 0.5.2to-day the public are buying from all

leading firms

"OSMAN" SHEETS

rrttoT'VUSICAL, THEATRICAL, ana PICTURE SHOW

1 COLUMNS of thc

"SYDNEY MAIL"

nre real rritirimi.

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WI J, MORRP, Secretary.

AMUSEMENTS.

niTÁci; THEATRE.

.1 Lessors .'. and N. Tait.

Pdrcrtion . Balley mid Grant.

SUCCESS ON TOP OP SUCCESS. !

"OS Obi! SELECTION," j

"ON OUR SELECTION,"

"ON OUR SELECTION."

Strefe Rudd's Arausmg Comedy of Outback Life.

HECr BAZLEY, BERT BAILEY.

Line 0.25.0-HBUMCTER ANALYST ANTI E.VPONENT, REPEATS 1
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Line 0.25.2AVO riKUamVh OLD DAD. HE RAISES CROPS
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Line 0.25.4YIELDS ARE ABUNDANT HAPPINESS FOR ALL. j
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Line 0.25.6Ol I.' M'LKCTION" ARE INSEPARABLY LINKED TO

(OTHER, ANTI EVERY TIME THEY ARE MEN- I

TOWED LAUGHTER RESULTS.

Line 0.28.0ll Australia ei-er feels Hie pinch of depression a
Line 0.28.1Juli Bcparlmetil will bc lormcd to lift it, and Bert
Line 0.28.2Hiilre, as Dad Rudd, will be tho Administrator.
Line 0.28.3liDpStrr ti a lood tonic, and it. is produced ON OUR
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lA'KKY NIGHT AT R EVERY NIGHT AT A

l.vrry line or tile Comedy Hristlcs with Ljfo and

Line 0.31.0latriWrr. Dad Cleared the Forests of Trees, and hi !
Line 0.31.1-dil citar your Forest of Doubt and Perplexity, and
Line 0.31.2to the Sunshine in. Everything is Clear aod Spark

ling aller you have seen Dad as Bert Balley reveals I

Of Fwi thtr* is No End when Dad is your Friend.

Turf neits from The Tout: "On Our Selection" does I

t>n laust* a r-rrond, the whole distance. i

Line 0.35.0A rieser Company of Artists in the Cast Every
Line 0.35.1fart'cerrcclly delineated. Mum. kindly and homely;
Line 0.35.2Onr a slouch: Lil a Gawky; Uncle, Ump and lazy;
Line 0.35.3-jrali, love smitten; Kate, sweet and true; Sandy,
Line 0.35.4thirty and telf reliant; Cranky Jack, just it; Lil's

nnliifr, ndrluiou.,; .Ice, ftiort in stature, and Speeok ?

IMr-nr, volatile; Carey, n Grabber; His Son, Just

J Oilp; Hilly llearup, Ebort of voice, foll of shot; '

P.tv. Macpherson, Casual.

MATINEES. WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.

. Urine Th- Children to Tho Matinees. They Love It

lill! Price lo all Parts.

miCIW: hi. M. 2/.. and 1/ (plus Ux).

n.in ii Nicholson's. .Bocking Fee, 1/._

\\nmi BARD SEArON.

II M. Rickards- Tivoli.

MATINEE EVERY DAY.

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Line 0.47.1MATINEE PRICKS TO-DAY, </, A/, 21, 1/.
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JllCKAKDS' TIVOLI TH BATHE.

Lttwei .. Marry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres. Lld.

Governing Director .. Hush D. McIntosh.

llHUiCTION .. HARRY C. MUSGROVE.

yiillTI.V AT H. EVERY AFTERNOOS AT 2.30.

ONLV

Line 1.5.0ELEVEN MOUE DATS
Line 1.5.1LLEVEN MORE VI A VS
Line 1.5.2ELEVEN MOKE »Al's

THE

WORLD-FAMOUS COMEDIAN.

' WORLD-FAMOUS COMEDIAN.

WILKIE HARD.

firvEN* 1)W5 VORF.. ELEVEN DAM", .MORE.

MTiV n*V« MORE ELEVEN DAYS MORE.

ROTS DAYS MORE. ELEVEN DAYS MORE.

Line 1.12.0WILKIE HARD.
Line 1.12.1WILKIE DARU.
Line 1.12.2WILKIE HARD.

WILKIE HARD. .

TIIK GENIUS OF NATURAL COULD!

Line 1.15.0THE GENIUS OF NATURAL COM UH.
Line 1.15.1ELEVEN MORE MATINEES.
Line 1.15.2ELEVEN MORE MATINEES.

ELEVEN MORE NICnT SHOWS.

ELEVEN .MORE NIGHT SHOWS.

WILKIE. HARD.

Line 1.18.0Il« i. at Um bricht ni WILKIE- BARD,
Line 1.18.1fm -tnt fame, and hi» WILKIE' BABB,
Line 1.18.2«r/.i-rful (nrm. Sydney WILKIE BARD,
Line 1.18.3hst ~"nr era/." over him. WILKIE. BARD,

ir m, arr Aili oirt nf WILKIE «ABD.

t|,p procowi'iii, the remain- WILKIE BARD.

. inr VrtmuU« are few. WILKIE WARD..

" WILKIE BARD.

Line 1.22.0SUPPORTED BY
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Line 1.22.2VßA GORDON.

NINA GORDON. Her -work as o mimic at

MSA GORDON. tains thc level of tho hlgh

MXA GORDON. cit art.

CREIGHTON.

CREIGHTON. Thc worlds ono Juggler,

( HEIGHTON. jar excellence.

THEY AND MARR. Two Banjoes and two

ll.M.V AMI MARI!. "' -. . . .

nALV AMI MARR.

HALY A NI I MARU.

W. ,1. CAFFHEV.

VT .1. CAFFREV. rut» with a Fiddle.

TIVOLI FOLLY GIRLS. Darli.

IlVOtl FOLLY GIRLS, Dimple?.

TIVOLI FOi.LY GIRLS, Dainlinei».

Kiri 3 Girat. FIRST NATIONAL Feature:

fTIArtLES RAV. Here is a film without a title

V'.HATtl.lo HAY. or MitvtiUe all through it.

'Tili: 01.11 SWIMVH.V HOLE." The rtory is told

"HIE Olli «WTMMJV HOLE." by thc acting, which

"THE Oin VINfMIN'? HOLE." ii jiiitt perfect

ProduclíTii tn. >r (he direction nf Reginald Wykeham.

Mucioal riireetor . WILL QL'INTRELL.

PWCES: r.(, -I/, :«/. 2/.

Giller;-, after l.'M p.m., J/.

Line 1.40.0MATINEE PRICES: Kee above. Box Tlan at Nichol
Line 1.40.1w,'t, Ufitfl Australia, and Theatre. Thone, City
Line 1.40.2WI. FREE LIST SUSPENDED.

1T.NI0X PICTURE T"R?ATIIES

U nniEcriON UNION THEATRES, LTD.

». Dir« Edwin Gesell, W. A. Gthson, Stuart V. Doyle.

I TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT.

UCEUM AND CRYSTAL PALACE.

MILTON SH.LS

in .lack London's

Line 1.45.0"THE LITTLE FOOL. . ,
Line 1.45.15ecr>nd Feature at Lyceum: Alice Joyce tn Hct
Line 1.45.2. 'hirdand >Iar,ter." Second Feature «t Crystal

l'ïlace: Gbdys HuleUn in "High Speed."

Line 1.47.0STBASn (Pitt"L opr. Farmer's). . I
Line 1.47.1OTIWI norm PRODUCTION- 'WY SOUL
Line 1.47.2SHILL BEAR. WITNESS," GLADYS HULETTE in
Line 1.47.3"HIGH SPEED."

l.VSIi! (Gtorgert. opp. Rl.v.). _" ,.,"_

"THY SOUL SHALL BEAR WITNESS. ALICE

lOVCE in "HER LORD AND MASTER."

ElUTtBSS <Gcir"-e-sl, near Uvcrpunl-st). ? , "

' PKARL WHITE in Fox's "KNOW YOUR MEN,"

"THE IRON TEST," No. II.

CbODF. (on The Great While Way). ""_,_

Line 1.54.0MA1II0X DAVIES io l'aramniint.'s "BURIED
Line 1.54.1TREASURE," DOUGLAS MACLEAN In Paramount s
Line 1.54.2"ONE A MINUTE."

.KAM» (I'itl-t. on. Farmer'si. . ,"

MOm BI.DE in "A PERFECT CRIME," MAY

ALLISON in "THE L\ST CARD."

IIAIESTtC (Liverpool-!;!., opp. Hyde Park). _

Line 1.58.0MONTE lll.tn: iii "A PERFECT CRIME." WU,
Line 1.58.1LIAM Itl'.'.SKLI, in "CHILDREN OF 'NIGHT,
Line 1.58.2"Ihr hon Tel." No. 111.

.KIM'S CRH« (ton ol WHIiaiivpll.

" TONIGHT, TO-MORROW'S SPECIAL MATINEE

AND TO-MORROW NIGUT. " .

"Wi MILES WITH THE PRINCE OF WALLS."

?I.W ALLISON in Metro's "THE LAST CARD."

KEW Ol.YjiPi.i roxford and Dowling »ls, D'biirsl),

Line 1.65.0?it S. Puraniount's . Super Production, '.'THE
Line 1.65.1FAITH HEALER," with MILTON SILLS "WATCH-
Line 1.65.2ING EYES."

Line 1.66.0'THE PERFECT WOMAvHs A PERFECT PICTURE.
Line 1.66.1i]Ws~' iîIDZ "SYDNEY:
Line 1.66.2"' MONDAT MIDDAY ORGAN RECITAL.

Line 1.67.0, lbj. usual MONTHLY MIDDAY ORGAN RECITAL will
Line 1.67.1Mdd il the Town Hall. Sydney, THIS DAY, MOS
Line 1.67.2Ml. tbe 22nd August, 1921. at 1.15 p.m., when tho
Line 1.67.3WY ORGANIST, MR.. ERNEST TRUMAN, will render
Line 1.67.4«c following Programme:- ' .

'? fuiale (Act. 1), "Patience" ..SuUivan

t Mtlcdy in V .Rnbinstcin

Line 1.69.0*. "Valse Celebre". Strauss.
Line 1.69.1.. "0 Si« ol Eve" ._. Wagner
Line 1.69.2». March io F" .-.Sour»

AU Items by Bequest

GOD SAVE THE KING 1

Line 1.72.0ADMISSION FREE. I
Line 1.72.1CHILDREN XS ARMS NOT ADMITTED.'
Line 1.72.2Lttti this twenty-second day oi August, 1&ÏL

THOMAS H. xESBrrr.'

T TOTSTI Clerk of thc City of Sydney.

KmiOPOLlTÄlf BAND CÖSCEBT,

^ TOWN HAU. VEST SUNDAY, AT 3.

Sand Selections. Popular ArfcUta.

- _ ADjUáSIOX FREE._

fATUSDAY, SEPT. 3, IOU!.

,k 1MPOETANT NOTICE.

c-racj ol anr Hon/! not r£ratcbed Wore 1

.¥.,»» on THURSDAY, 1st Sept, 3921, will bo

nutt for m acceptance (cc oí One Sovereign.

TBT. UTJTLDLE RACE, a Harri ie*o of ISO ««s.; «bout

2».

UK IHGHWEIGHT HANDICAP of COU arcs; lowest

tunditap ireijht.. tet; «.

HU. APPRENTICES' HANDICAP (ior Apntcnbce

,",T"» onlrl of iso GOVD; lm If.

'«h, TimCE-YEAKS-OLD HANDICAP of COO sovw,

VB. »OOnEPTUI.» HANDICAP of 230 RIK; Um.

('.MILTON HANDICAP of IM mw: lm If.

RI.TXS AND REGULATIONS.

Line 1.91.0t«, t?,Ks f^OSE at A p.m. MONDAY, AUGUST 22,
Line 1.91.1J¿ ."tchti ti-ill bc doctored on or abont ifonnatj!,
Line 1.91.2-ai August, 1D-3I. por Ml particulars seo printed
Line 1.91.3'"«S*""'«: J- LAMROCK, Secrcury.
Line 1.91.4W riSi11 JS CasUcrcagh-strect, Sydney.

pWdn'n~d^ni'Y.~i"ld^râll leading parties anti

1 lütnki. »ii KllMbcth-irt. Tel.. City SOO. '

. AMÜSEMENTS.__

f. , ó. WILLIAMSON. - 1.1MITË07

"J Managing Director»: George Tallia, E. J. lait

.E. J. Ward, and Clyde : MeTnoIL

SYDNEY'S CHIEF THEATRES,

presenting

_ SYDNEY'S CHIEF ATTRACTIONS,_,

JtJATÍÑEE DAY, WEDNESDAY, AT 2.

ER" i MAJESTY'S THEATRE

Direction. J. C. Wflliamioii, Limited.

8 Sharp Nightly S Sharp Nightly.

MATINEE, WEDNESDAY AND SAT., AT 2.

, J. C. WILLIAMSON ofter

' " " thc *

Line 2.11.0World's Record-breaking Comic Opera
Line 2.11.1"THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS."
Line 2.11.2"THE ifAlD OF THE MOUNTAINS."

Which ir

GLADYS MONCRIEFFS TRIUMPH.

Play produced by George A. Highland.

Musical Director, Andrew MacCunn.

Ealfcti, Dances, eic. Minnie trooper.

Line 2.16.0Plans at Paling'» for two lol low-fog weeks till 5 p.m.,
Line 2.16.1thereafter nt theatre. Day Sites at Oillose's. NO
Line 2.16.2FREEJ.IST.__
Line 2.16.3rpHEATRE ! ROYAL.

"FADfTiN* FANNY," "FAINTIN* FAKHY,"

«lia»

DOROTTIY BRUNTON,

.DOROTHY BRUNTON,

making the hit of ber career

Line 2.22.0"OH, LADY! LADY!"
Line 2.22.1"OH, LADY! LADY!"
Line 2.22.2"OH. LADY! LADY!"

TPS A MUSI GIRL COMEDY.

Play produced by Harry II. Burcher.

Ballet«, Dances, cfc, Minnie Hooper.

PLANS at Paling'« till 5 p.m., then with Day

Sale-at UlH'a (next to Theatre). .._

f~tR TITRION ~ THEATRE.

Direction . J. p. WilHamjon, Ltd.

NIGHTLY. AT S. NIGHTLY, AT 8.

Line 2.30.0NEXT MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, AT 2.
Line 2.30.1MARIE TEMPEST, London's Premier
Line 2.30.2AfARIB TEMPEST,- Comedy Actre«,
Line 2.30.3MARTE TEMPEST,

' together with

Tlie Dintlnguiahed GRAHAM BROWSE,

English Leading Man, GRAHAM BROWNE,

GRAHAM BROWNE,

s "MR. PIM PASSES BY."

"MR. PIM PASSES BY,"

by A. A. Milne.

A gem eren arnon; their Renowned Repertoire.

Preceded at 8 riiarp by

?THE DUMB AND THE BLIND."

by Harold Chapia.

Play« Produced by Graham Browne.

Manager for Marl« Tempert and Graham Browne,

Wilfred Cotton. .

Line 2.44.0LAST TWO WEEKS.
Line 2.44.1To be followed on
Line 2.44.2SATURDAY WEEK

"OUTCAST,"

? f 'for one week only.

On the TOcceedlrig Saturday,

"THE GREAT ADVENTURE,"

also for one ivcek only.

In preparation,

"TEA FOR THREE."

PLANS at Paling's lill 5 p.m., then at. Stage Do.-ir,

Theatre. Early Door Tickets for Gaflety at ?Spencclcy'B.

jrpHE Ob;ect i! "Thc Best Ever."

The Security IR "The Best Ever." .

Gladys Moncrieffs racrass is "The Best Ever.'

So-Subscribe to the Diggers* Ixian.

CONSERVATORIUM HAU/.

Direction,. J. and N. TAIT.

THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, AT S.

SPECIAL ORCHESTRAL CONCliT.'J.

Reappearance of

MISS ADELINA LEON,

the Brilliant English 'Ccllrct, who achieved ruch a great

success with thc Orchestra at her tort appearance

como time ago.

The Programme includes Vaughau Williams*? brink

Line 2.65.0"LONDON SYMI'HONY," , which, owing fa the grear,
Line 2.65.1impression it created at its first performance, in
Line 2.65.2Seing repeated; also thc find, performance of Alfred
Line 2.65.3Hill'« Popular "WAIATA POI." which bsa recently
Line 2.65.4been orchestrated, and receiving Un Ont performance
Line 2.65.5in this form reit Thurrday evening.

/ PROGRAMALE:

Overture. "Tn Naturi" . Dvorak.

Variations for 'Cello and Orehestr.* .... Roelmatm.

Soloiat: Mus ADELINA LEON.

Cavottr . Cluck-Erahm".

Entre'Arto in G Major ("Roramundc") .. Schubert

Waiata Pol . Alfred Hill.

"A I.ONDO.V SYMPHONY" . Vaiirhan William.«

rT.ANS AT NICHOLSON'S,

Rt, rt,'. V.

SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, AT 3.

SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, AT S.

Line 3.1.0STATE ORCHESTRA.
Line 3.1.1STATE ORCHESTRA.
Line 3.1.2STATE ORCHESTRA.'

nnd'ictor; Henri. Vcrhrugghcn.

Soloist*:

Mr. CARL FORMES, Baritone.

Air. A. !.. BENJAMIN, Solo Piaokt

Mr. A. AV. ARLOM, Flautist.

Line 3.6.0Overture.-"Carnival' . Dvorak
Line 3.6.1Excerpt from Ballet, "Orfco" . Cluck
Line 3.6.2Flute Solo,

Mr. A. IV. Arlom.

Kong,

Mr. Carl Formes.

Pianoforte Concerto in E Major . MOtiikowski

Mr. A. L. Benjamin.

Three Dances from Henry VHI.Ed. German

Two Songs without Words. Mendelssohn

Line 3.12.0fa) Spinning Song. .
Line 3.12.1(b) Spinning Wheel.
Line 3.12.2Song,

. Afr. Carl Former.

Orchestral version of Waltz in A Major . Levibdd

Shepherd Fennel's Dance .,D. Balfour Gardiner

Racozy March from "Faust" . Bcrliat

YÏTZKI OftCrjESTRAL GOW

Messrs. J. ami N. TA TP

Regret to Announce that Owing to the

Indisposition of

r M. MISCHA LEATTZK1,

J *. .

thc Concert Arranged for

TO-MORROW NIGHT

13 UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED.

tickets, purchased, at

DOROTHEA . SPINNEY,

tho World-famed Tragedienne,

(a) "The Hour Glass" .W. E. Yeal»

Cb) "A Maker of Dreams" ........... O. Down

(e) "Rosalind'^ .-.... Sir Janna Barrie

SffEOTAL NOTE SPECIAL NOTE.

In response to insistent riKrucxte,

"THE ALCESTIS OF EURIPIDES"

wflj ba repeated at

Line 3.33.0A HATTNEB ON WEDNESDAY,
Line 3.33.1A MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY,
Line 3.33.2' AT. 2.SÛ.

POPULAR; PEICES.

lt hold SiiwUyt rishta'i ereat audience tçcKbaseA.

PHICES: 5/, 3/, sad if, phjs tax. Uaüsce Prie*»;

3/. S/, aad. 1/ Cohn tax)._.

.RICHMOND ' TROTTING SACIES.

THIS HONDAYTATOUCT 22, BH. I

SPECIAL 13UISS leave Sydney -aa Mlorc-lo a ja.

(Horses), mo a-o. (Fastens«).

GEO. W. KTLDTJFP,

Serre Lu y.

rjyjENANGLH PAEX. RACES.-TUESDAY. AUGD^j

THE MAIDETf ITASDICAP of iO sore; 1 mile.

Line 3.44.0THE FLYING WELTER HANDICAP ol GS mrs; 6E. ,
Line 3.44.1THE THRKB-YKASS-OLO HANDICAP of 40 tove; Kf.
Line 3.44.2TUE DIGBY CORHTTOIAÍÍ HANDICAP of SO HW*.; It
Line 3.44.3TUE MENANGLE PAKE HANDICAP of 75 sovs; lm.
Line 3.44.4THE NOVICE HANDICAP of 40 SOTR,; ff.

ENTRIES CLOSE TO-DAY. wt 4 o'clock.

"EDWIN .WOOOBDttV,

IS^Imncrial. Arcade. Sydney._Secretary.

SHOWMEN, NOTE.-Boral Prince Alfred Hospital Orr

nivabi commence October next. AU good locations

nccured for season. Anolv Auxiliary Office, Somerset j

House, 0 to lu a.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.

AJÎTJSEMENTS.

Line 4.1.0Direction. Ben and John Patli.
Line 4.1.1TO-NIGHT, AT a. TO-NIGHT. AT ».
Line 4.1.2, TO-NIGHT, AT S. TO-NIGHT, AT «.

FULLER'S POPULAR DBAMATIO PLAYERS,

Headed by Vera Remce and Walter Hunt,

Tretent the Comedy Dram",

Line 4.5.0"SHOULD A WT FT, Kf'WSlîf
Line 4.5.1"SHOULD A WIFE REFUSE?" '
Line 4.5.2"SHOULD A WIFE REFUSE?"

Dy Charles Darrell.

Flay prodneed on a Invlwi scale by Frank Keil.

Reemo Studlea hy Hego IJobitra.

Plana at Nash'«, Hotel Australia, and Stephens' Sweet

Shop, next to Theatre. 'Phone, City S177.

JrjlDLLlB'S THEATRE

Direction. Ben and John Fuller.

2.30 and S. . ' Twice Da lb'. Î.50 and a

FULLER'S VAUDEVTLLE DE LUXE. ?

Annlier Splendid Programme of Wcn-rovd

Vaudeville and iicvue. I

FULLER'S AMERICAN 1EVUP. COMPAKT,

headed by WARD and SHERMAN, I

In the One-act Musical Melange,

"THE ISLE OF LIVE FOR EVER."

Followed by Five Wg Vaudeville Acts, incäadSas

VERNA RAIN,

Line 4.20.0in Modem and Symbolical Dandns. !
Line 4.20.1Also, BERT COLEMAN, Sifflcur; EVANS and DEER,
Line 4.20.2in Mirth and Melody; thc WILLIAMS SISTERS, and

Vaudeville's Famous Cleric,

THE REV. FRANK GORMAN,

_ Tlie 8lnging Parson.

Line 4.23.0Plans at Nash's, Hotel Australia, and Theatre.
Line 4.23.1_[Phone, City tat»._
Line 4.23.2CLARA BUTT-RUMFORD CONCEET31

PREFERENTIAL HOOKING.

Line 4.25.0APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING RECEIVED
Line 4.25.1for I'rcfercnttil Booking for . tho opening Con-
Line 4.25.2cert of thc tour. Scats will bc allotted prior
Line 4.25.3to the opening of the plan for general booking.
Line 4.25.4Applications should be sent to

J. and N. TATT, Cire Nicholson'«,

3tS George-street, Sydney,

acoompanied by remittance.

Rody of Hall »nd Front Row Bal cónica, la/6

(plo« tax, 13/6): Other Rowa of Ealoonics, 10/

(pins tax, W/IQ/)._' '

T0WNrv~« HALL

.*- Direction . J. and N. TAIT,

OPENING CONCERT OF THE TOUR

Line 4.32.0TUESDAY. SEPT. Bib, AT 8, 1
Line 4.32.1TUESDAY, SEPT. Oth, AT 8,
Line 4.32.2_followed by Concerts on

I THURS., SAT.. TUES., THURS.,

Sept. Sib, loth, ISlh, 10th.

J. and W. TAIT

Line 4.36.0have again thc honour, after
Line 4.36.1an interval of «even years, to
Line 4.36.2Announce the Visit to Australia
Line 4.36.3! of

DAME CLARA BUTT

, DAME CLARA HUTT

Line 4.38.0DAME CLARA BUTT
Line 4.38.1DAME CLARA BUTr
Line 4.38.2. DAME CLARA BUTT

and Mr.

Line 4.40.0MR. KKNNERLBY RUMFORD.
Line 4.40.1MR. KENNERLE Y RUMFORD.
Line 4.40.2MR. KKNNERLBY RUMFORD.
Line 4.40.3MR. KENNEBLEY RUMFORD.

Thc Distinguished English Singer«.

Supporting Artists;

Daniel

MELSA,

MELS A.

the brilliant Polish Violinist.

. who bas created a furore in England duriar

thc past few years.

Miss GRACE TORRENS: At thc Piano.

Preferential Booking arrangements as »how

Line 4.49.0MOX PLANS open at Nicholson's Wednesday. AMT SI
Line 4.49.1jjMervcd Scab.-, 10/ and 7/8, Unreserved 6/ and' SI
Line 4.49.2rios Tax._ °l'
Line 4.49.3CJOCTETY OF ARTS AND CRAFTS OF N.S.W-~
Line 4.49.4O INDIVIDUAL SHOW OF WORK BY

MISS JOAN MACKENZUÏ.

_ ISJ Pitl-rtrcct, Sod Floor.

I '\7"I0LUi RECITALS and Lectures. ihmSfHSTvhîîa

MANBV HALL. 731 Gcorgc strcct, opp, Ç. R, station

miTTERSALLf;

SEPTEMBER RACE MEETING.

SATURDAY, 10th SEPTEHBETL

I TUE HURDLE RACE, about 2 miles, GOO rots, added.

THE TRAMWAY HANDICAP, 7 furlongs, GOO so«!.

1 added.

1TIE CHELMSFORD -STAKES, I mile I furlong, li»)

foy.-;, added; weight for »ge, with penalties- and

allowance.

THE NOVICE HANDICAP, .1 mile, -100 BOW. added;

Line 4.62.0for all horatH which have not won a prise exceed-
Line 4.62.1ing 7A Hors, in value up to liioo of running; ap-
Line 4.62.2prentice ridera only.

THE SPRING HANDICAP, 1} mile, 730 s-rvs. added.

I THE WELTER HANDICAP, 7 furhJogs, 600 sors added.

A.J.C. EDLES, BYLAWS, and KEGULATIONS»

ENTRIES for thc above races arc to be mide -will

I thc undersigned before A p.m.,

MONDAY, »th AUGUST.

rrVHE POPULAR TOURIST HARBOUR

IS RUN (WET OR FINE)

EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.

W. M. CHALMERS,

Secretary.

Steamers leave Fort Macquarie at 10.15 a_m. and

13.15 p.m. Easily the Best and Most Comfortable Way

Line 4.75.0seeing Syducy Barbour. The AUL-DAY TRIP
Line 4.75.1i covers 60 miles of Harbour Scenery. FARES: ALU
Line 4.75.2i DAY, from 10.1S ut, Adults 2/6, Children 1/. HALF
Line 4.75.3DAY (Morning or Afternoon), Adulta 1/6, Children 6d.

[LUNCHEON at Clifton Carden«, Aduló ('s/. Children

Tickets mav be purelumod nt thc Steamer or at the

Government Tourist Bureau, or N.S.W. Travel Agency,

I Challis House. _

AFTERNOON' TEA ON BOARD, M.

SYDNEY FERRIES, LIMITED,

Te!.,'B6277, B6278, B627!>.

THE evening's pleasure is incomplete without au

Inspection of

DAVID JONES*

WINDOWS BY NIGHT.

They tell the full fa/nion slot? in a wonderful "way.

-ftfTSSES SCOTT. '. ' ~~ "ITT IbS

J.ÏL CITY.-Evening Classes, Mon., Thurs., io. 1 Eau.

EVERY AFTERNOON, S-t.Sl). except SAT., 10 a-tt.

' Pupils may attend any Obis.-.

PRIVATE LESSONS DAILY.

WEEKLY DANCES, S D.m., St. plus t«- .

CITY -I.O.O.F., No. 2 Hall, Monday, TSuraday.

PETEESHAM.-Town Hall, Wednesday.

NEUTRAL BAY.-Warringah Hall, Saturdiy.

Semi or Evening Drees.

cary, WEDNESDAY, 3 o'clock, PRACTICE; DASCE.

j atv Office and Chas Rooms: LO.O.P. Temple.

-ÄNCENG. ' ' CALISTHENICS

DEPORTMENT.

Mcrae. PAUL BD3K0N and PASTNESS, !

ÏLA.P., Paris.

1st returned from Paris, London, and \ramn»,

ADULT Classes in ST. JAMES'S HALL, I

PEIVATE LESSONS by appointment.

Owing to alterations at St JamcVs-chatnkers. crBee j

removed to THE SELBODENE, 17< Phillip-Ela'eet,

'_'PHONE. 10177 CITY._/

IraENCH DANCING ACADEMY, 66 Crxford-strc* 1

Line 4.106.0' BcOncd Claw of Instruction, EVERY EVENT*
Line 4.106.1»lao WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AlTERNOr
Line 4.106.2at S O'CLOCK. OUR SIMPLE METHOD OF TEJ

Line 4.107.0INO is wonderfully Kmart. Il enables beginne I .>
Line 4.107.1kam quito a lot at their ûret attempt. Mi I
Line 4.107.2start now, and leam the "French Tango." T
Line 4.107.3thc smartest and MOST POPULAR DANCE OF
Line 4.107.4SEASON. PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMI

_PrçPj-r_ BOI-OT,. F.A.R.. PrincipaL Wm.

Line 4.109.0ÜSTRA LI AN-AMERICAN PRIVATE DAi
Line 4.109.1SCHOOL. [.earn Privately. Beginners can
Line 4.109.2the very latest dances in 4 STRICTLY PRIVATE
Line 4.109.3SONS. Latent Jara Waite. One Step, Fox Trot
Line 4.109.4PRIVATE PARTY LESSONS of 9 In 15 friends
Line 4.109.5fee acc. to numbers), Dr,:- or Erg. A. W. TOW?
Line 4.109.6Prto.. Studio, lal Pitt-st, bet. G.P.O.. Kinp-st. T.

TRY PROF. Siîf MONS "for Wiiate Tnitlon-In < ;

.lay* Dancing. T'honc, W in. ISA.

AMUSEMENTS.

/"VLACIARIUM. GLACIABIDtf

vfâmÛW. cosnrau CARNIVAL OK THE

blPy£Y S M0sr Mt.I-WANT SOCIAL KVJÎNT,

THURSDAY EVENING, AUOUST 25.

in tins preococe of his I'lrelbmcr fi«! Governor »nd

Dame Margaret Davidson.

Plan opens to-day at Paling's. Admission Fricar

¿S°JÍ"ml rows. Reserved Scatn. 10,10; Third Row.

fi/6; Skaters in Fancy Costume, 3/8; General Admission,

»/. (We pay tax.)

ICE CARNIVAL. IOT CARNIVAL.

_ _DUNBAR POOLE. Manager.

DANCING CLASSES (Winter and Summer), EVERY

EVEMNO. Irjdlv. Tuition. BaUroom in priwte

borne. PRIVATE LESSONS day or evg. Tel.. Pct. IRS.

Mr. E. WILSON, fl Sadlicr-crescent. PETERSHAM.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS.-PROF. BUTTLE, Ú

Clevcland-st. Mooro-Park. 'Ph.. Rcdf. 636.

CJ1NOING, Pianoforte;.-Madame IL V/allaec, London,

>J Milan.- Paris. Studio,- W Elhabeth-tt, city.

Line 5.20.0/TONNIS COURT, turf prcL, rcqd., weekdays, close
Line 5.20.1±l_city. Peacock aud Co., HS) Hunter-rt-_
Line 5.20.2TTfrANTED, derer Amateurs, give service«, Enteront
Line 5.20.3|r V for Hosp. At once. Entertainment P.O., Carlton

_AUCTION SALES._

INGLIS'S BAZAAR, 1

CAMPERDOWN. CITY. '

COMMENCING AT 10.30 AJL SHARP.

TX7TLLIAM INGLIS and SON, LIMITED, wfn sell by

» » auction, at their Bazaar, THfS DAY, a« under:

HEAVY AND LIGHT HORSES, TURNOUTS,

VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

At TLBO a-m.

On account OWNER.

BROWN MARE, fl years, V> hands, thickset,

a thorough lady or gent,'s hackney, very

quiet, used to leading racehorses; also Saddle

and Bridle.

At 12 o'clock.

On account OWNER.

FRAHJTY, Bav Brood Mar«, Ö yea», by Rt

Mare from Frivolous. Full parti culara at

talc._i _ .

TO DAIRYMEN. PRIVATE GENTLEMEN,

AND OTHERS. _

MILCH COWS. MILCH COWS.

SPRINGERS, _

00 HEAD, «0 HEAD,

BEAL ITS BAZAAR, FLEMINGTON,

WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 24th,

ll A.M.

J. H. BEALE AND CO.

Line 5.45.0vrUl sell by Auction, account th« foHowing
Line 5.45.1owners:-Cecil O. Moore,'Camden; Percy Scott, Cam-
Line 5.45.2den; Jack Kelly. BlacktoVn; and oUbers.

THIS DAY. MONDAY, 22nd INST.,

AT a P.M. EUA KP,

H. CHlSHOLif AND CO.'S

SALE OF EACnfG STOCK,

at tbelr

SALE STABLES, RANDWICK.

Line 5.51.0Among the Horses to be offered are:-MILTON",
Line 5.51.1GRANSPARK, JAHNA C, OVATION, SING SONG,
Line 5.51.2LARCH, WILD FEATHER, LADY COLLAR IT, EILEEN
Line 5.51.3ROGERS. LITTLE STAN, 6IR AREA, MISS PERSIAN,

CHRISTMAS BOX, etc.

CATALOGUES AVAILABLE AT RINGSIDE.

HCUBfllM AND 00.,

_6S HUNTER-STREET, SYDNEY._

TO-MORROW, TUESDAY.

' AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.

' AT OUR SALE ROOMS.

No. 200 CASTLEREAGH-STREET

(I DOOKS SOUTH OF rAEK-STREET).

Di THE MATTER OF

SARRODS, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION},

No. «6 GEORGE-STREET, CITY.

Dndcr fnslrucliona from

MESSRS, STARKEY AND STARKEY,

! CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS, ftt YORK-STREET,

ACCOUNTANTS TO THE LIQUIDATOR,

The Whole of the Stock of

HIGH-CLASS LADIES' FOOTWEAR»

MEN'S AND BOYS* CLOTHING,

LADIES* BLOUSES AND SPORTS COATS,

COATS, SKIRTS, AND UNDERWEAR,

NUMEROUS LADIES' COSTUMES.

And

The Whole of the Valuable

OFFICE 1-TJRNTTURE AND FITTINGS.

TABLES, COUNTERS, AND SHOWCASES,

! J CARPETS AND FLOOR. COVERINGS.

UKDEUW00D TYPEWRITER.

! BEVELLED SWING KtEBOnS.

Ab*>. "

ON ACCOUNT OF ALL CONCERNED.

..<-, SETS TABLE AND WASHSTAND LEGS.

Si)!«, 6i«, 5l5, 31 3, < x4, Si x 2Í x 2J. 2 x Z.

niON SAFE. 20 T 20 t 28.

SCWT FLATFOR-W SCALES.

H VALANT! NF. AND COMPANY,

" GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,

No 21» CASTLEREAGH-STREKT, CITY.

TELEPHONE, 7S02.

ARTHUR E. S1TTICTTBÜRY, AUOilONEEK.

CITY. CITY.

THE DAY, MONDAY.

AUGUST 22.

AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.ÏJ.

AT OUR MOST CENTRAL EOOMS,

VR CASTLEREAGH-STREET,

'CTIT, . '

Ä doors 6ouDa Park-street,

ntit door to CasUereagh-street Post-office.

Df THE ESTATE OP

I THE LATE G J. E. F0RSSBEBCL

I » LENGTHS OP TAPESTRIES, ETC.

j Including

I COTTON, WOOLLEN, SILE, SILK BROOATELLE.'

! MOST BEADTTFIIL DESIGNS.

SILK ODKTADÎING, COTTON CURTAINING,

VICUNA CLOTH, CORDUROY.

THE ABOVE TAPESTRIES, ETC., ARE ALL TOP

GRADE, AND UNPROCURABLE,

WITHOUT RESERVE.

ARTHUR E. fSTUTCHBUBY

AND COMPANY,

GENERAL AUCTIONEERS »nd VALUERS,

103 CASTLEREAGH-STREET,

PITY.

.Phones, City f«**> and 67*4.

PADDINGTON.

STANLEY. TWIGG,

AUCTIONEER and VALUATOR,

«n-K3 OXFORD-STREET,

PADDINGTON,

opp. Jersey-road,

will Sell at his Booms,

THIS DAY, MONDAY,

AT ll A.M.,

FURNITURE, remorad from Bondi and Newtown.

Complcto MISSION OAK DINING SUITE,

S-Picco LOUNGE ROOM SUITE.

Handsome Oft MAPLE BEDROOM SLTTE.

COMBINATION CHEST, hi BLACKWOOD.

Single Oak and Pine BEDROOM SUITES.

SINGLE and DOUBLE BEDSTEADS.

FUMED MAPLE SIDEBOARD.

Crockery, Glassware, etc. Bathhcater.

VENETIAN BLINDS.

IN A DECEASED ESTATE.

' A Small Collccüou of OLD CHINA,

Spode, Staffordshire, etc.,

and a quantity of

EASTERN BRASSES.

OAK ROLL-TOP DESK.

SINGLE WARDROBES.

Kitchen Utensils and Sundrica.

WITHOUT RESERVE.

A. STANLEY TWIGG,

Auctioneer and Valuator,

40.-4S3 OrCFORD-STREET,

PADDINGTON.

Telt. 200 Padd.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALB

vûl be held

TO-UOEROW, TUESDAY. AUGUST 23rd.

AT ll A.M.,

OF PORTION OF THE PLANT

as contained in

THE UP-TO-DATE BILLIARD SALOOT -

situated In the

BASEMENT, CAiTDEN-BUTLDINGS,

US GEOHGE-STREET, CITY.

Under favoured instructions from

MESSES. WOMBEY AND CORMTE,

aviis te> tho REMODELLING OF BGTIJJINS.

; FUU. SIEK BILLIARD TABLES, -with 2in elate bei.

by Bcddy and Todd, Sydney.

10 I fi BILLIARD TABLE.

?? by Hopkins and Stevena, London.

8 KAURI PLATFORMS (w«U rnado).

Iffc, 3/2Ht 1/lOfk. 2/1'Jt, I/iat, 1/ïft

i QUANTITY BROWN LDXOLEOH.

is FEET PAirrrnoN AND DOOR.

Line 5.158.0ft alu, 3 3 i 4ft Gin Framed Plate Mirror«.
Line 5.158.1iSUIBtli COMPLETE FOR K TABLES.
Line 5.158.2.' OUTSIDE SIGN LA1TP.

DM OF RADIUM SPRAY, Ela, ETC.

Line 5.160.0Í_ OHASEEDÍG, AND COMPANY,
Line 5.160.1tNEE-AL AUCTIONEERS AWT) ESTATE
Line 5.160.2! AGENTS,

I S4 MARTIN-PLACE (Ground Floor).

AUCTION SALES.

POSITIVE CLEARANCE SALE

1 by

POBTJO AUCTION.

Under instructions from and for and on account of

LAWSON* BROS., LIMITED,

i^NrnmE WA KEHOUSEMEN AND IMPORTERS.

CORNER OE WILLIAM AND BOOMERANG STREETS,

HYDE PAKE, CITY.

In Consequence of

PETIBING FROM THE BUSINESS OF FURNTTUKE

WAREHOUSEMEN, AND HAVING LEASED THE

PREMISES.

To be held

OS THE PREMISES AS ABOVE,

TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY.

23rd and 24th AUGUST.

Each Day at Eleven O'Clock un .

Tho Whole of fio Stock

HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH ITJRIÎTZTJEJÎ,

_including

VERY SUPERIOR SIDEBOARDS,

SpedaBy designed and manufactured in England-Sa

OAK, WALNUT, AND MAHOGANY.

TELESCOPE EXTENSION DINING TABLES.

- MASSIVE DINTNO ROOir SUITES TN

OAK AND WAIJÍUT, UPHOLSTERED IN MOTtOCOO

AND HIDE

TWO PINE OLD CEDAR ANTIQUE BOOKCASES.

GOTHIC DESIGN.

In Une preservation and of special impórtanos to

Connolseurs and Collectors.

, MAHOGANY INLAID DRAWING-ROOM SUITE.

SHERATON DESIGN, UPHOLSTERED Di LYONS SILK

EXTRA WELL UPHOLSTERED EASY CHADiS,

Sn various- designs.

DRAWING-ROOM AND OCCASIONAL CHATBS.

_ CANE-SEATED CHAIRS. 1

DRAWING-ROOM AND OCCASIONAL TABLES.

NUMEROUS OVERMANTELS,

la Attractive Designa.

IN OAK, WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and ROSEWOOD.

INLAID AND GILDED FRAMES.

_ CHESTERFIELD COUCHES.

SETTEES and EASY CHAIRS, upholstered In fäflk

Tapestry and Shadow Tissue.

And

>nSCTXLANEOUS AND GENERAL FTJENfTURE

SUPERIOR MANUFACTURE AND FUT1SH.

Also

AT THE RISK OF THE OWNER.

EXTENSIVE COLLECTION

_ of

ISLAND NATIVE WEAPONS AND CURIOS.

Etc., cte, etc.

orr "VTETV rms DAY, MOND AT.

TAMES R LAWSON,

VALUER,

FINE ART, FURNITURE, AND

GENERAL AUCTIONEER,

185.108 OASTLEREAGH-STREET.

"TEAR CORNER OF PARK-STREET.

TELEPHONE, Ï456 CITY.

A MOST ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE

will bc conducted by

MR. HARRY STEELE

in our Commodious Salerooms,

J12 CASTLEREAGH-STREET, CITY

fBetwccn Market and Park streets).

THE VALUABLE AND MAGITOTCENT HOUSEHOLD

FURNISHINGS and APPOIN'raENTS,

comprlsinr:

MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANOFORTE

(in Walnut, Rosewood finished Ca»),

by JOHN BRINSMEAD.

(A High-grade and Beautifully toned Instrument.)

Also COTTAGE PLVNOFORTE.

GLASS, CIIXNATAND E.P. WAKE.

RABI! AXMINSTER, MIRZAPORE. BRUSSELS, AND

TAPESTRY CARPETS AND HALL RUNNERS.

ASSORTMENT OF HEARTH RUGS, SLIP MAI'S, etc

SUPERIOR BEDROOM ÎTTIUSTIUBE,

eoníisting of

TUE MAGNHTCENT WAXED OAK BEDROOM SUITE

6 FEET WARDROBE, fitted with Urge centre ber.

mirror door, reuiov. shelves, spac compartments'.

I FEET DRESSING TABLE, fitted with- «ctio bec

.?wing mirror, numerous drawcrr? under,

4 FEET MARBLE-TOP TILE-BACK COMBINATION

WASHSTAND.

HIGHLY FINISHED OAK ¡BEDROOM SUITE,

containing

4FT. 6TN. WARDROBE, titted with 2 large oval bevel-

led mirror doors and carved pane's, etc

SET. BIN. DRESSING TABLE, fitted with oral bewL

led mirror and 2 reflet mirror».

AIARBLE-TOP TILE-BACK WASHSTAND.

MAPLE WARDROBE AND D HESSING TABLE

COMBINED.

NUMEROUS DOUBLE AND SINGLE BEDROOM

SUITES AND WARDROBES

fin various well-seasoned, woods).

ATTRACTIVE SETS OF TOILETWARE.

TUE SUTERIOR DTNTNG-ROOII IrT/tlNITUKE

comprises:

MAGNIFICENT OAK DINTNG-ROOif SUITE,

coofisting of:

5FT. SIDEBOARD, fitted with largo ber. mirrea

column support*, drawers and cupboards under.

EXTENSION DINING TABLE, fitted with patent sens»

and 6pare leaf, lo clot« up to round table.

SUITE OF 6 OCC. AND 2 ARM CHAIRS, fitted with

rcmovablo coïts, upli. in reline.

ANOTHER OAK DINING-TtOOM SUITE,

comprising:

4FT. 6TN. MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD,

OBLONG EXTENSION DINING-ROOM TABLE, and

SUITE OF B OCC. AND 2 ARM CHAIRS.

NUMEROUS OTHER DINING-ROOM "SUITES Hf

VARIOUS WOODS.

ALSO ODD SIDEBOARDS and SUITES OF CHAIES.

A MAGNIFICENT AND LUXURIOUS CfHESTERFIELD

SUITE OF 3 PIECES (most exquisitely sprung).

3-PIECE SMOKEROOM and LOUNGE-ROOM SUITES.

EASY ARM CHAIRS IN CRETONNE, SADDLEBAG,

' ETC.

COMBINATION CEDAR BOOKCASE AND

ESCRITOIRE.

MARCUS CLARK COUCH.

SCALES AND WEIGHTS.

VASES, JARDINIERES. AND ORNAMENTS.

OIL PAINTINGS. WATER-COLOURS, AND

PHOTOGRAVURES.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CURTAINS.

NUMEROUS PRETTY TEA SETS.

CAKE AND WICKER CHAJBS AND LOUNGES.

VACUUM CARPET SWEEPER.

ROCKING HORSE.

ELECTRIC RADIATOR.

SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

GLOBE IRON SAFE.

SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER and DUPLICATOR.

GLASS DOOR AND OPEN KITCHEN DRESSEES.

? KITCHEN TABLES. CHAIRS, AND SAFES.

QUANTITY OF GOOD KITCHEN UTENSILS.

THREE VERY FINE GAS STOVES.

B. AND B. BEDSTEADS COMPLETE.

MANGLES AND WASHING TUBS.

LAWN MOWERS AND GARDEN TOOLS,

ETC., ETC., ETC,

ON VIEW THIS DAY, MONDAY, FROM 9 AJL TO

5 P.M. AND TO-MORltOW PRIOR TO SALE

FROM 0 'TO 10.50 A.M.

HARRY STEELE AND COMPANY. LOUTED,

AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS,

1Û3 CASTLEREAGH-STREET, CITY;

and

SCT MILITARY - RO AD, SPIT JUNCTION, MOSMAN.

Tels., City 1065 and Y2B79.

-TTUS DAY, MONDAY, AT io A.M. SHARP;

on the premises, _

I'S REDFERN-STREET, REDFERN*.

ATTRACTIVE AND UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUKNITUTtE AND CTFECTS.

By order of tic Executors in a Deceased Estate,

o and comprising

WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND PUNO, Mignon.

VERY FINE OAK DINING SUITE.

MAGNIFICENT OAK SIDEBOARD, size lift.

New Linoleums, Axminster Carpets, Rugs, Mata.

Glassware, China, Electroplate, Cutlery, Pretores.

Overmantels, Hallstand, Ornamenta.

BEDROOM APPOINTMENTS

include _

MODERN-DESIGNED OAK BEDROOM SUITE

Ooasbination Chests, Duchesse Pairs, Toilet Ware.

DOUBLE AND SINGLE BEDSTEADS

of all rires, tn good condition, nearly new.

Wardrobes, General Bedroom Furniture.

HOUSEHOLD AND LAUNDRY REQUISITES.

Lawn Jiower, Hose, Garden Tods.

QUANTITY PERSONAL EFFECTS, CLOTHING, cte.

fi">ARNARD AND CO., ~" MEDCALF AND CO-,

SJI Auctioneers in coujgpctioo. will sell as «bore.

IN THE MATTER OF _

THE NATURAL FOOD COMPANY, LIMITED.

WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT ll AJL,

on the Companys Premises. _

EEPfTOS-PAEADE. off EU25ABLTH-STREET.

WATERLOO.

FIAT MOTOR HOODED DELIVERY WAGGON,

15723-h.p., {-cylinder, chain drive.

SCJANTA VADIS HOODED DELIVERY WAGGON,

lS/20-b.p., {-cylinder, in good order.

Bv order of thc Mortgagees.

STOAKES. SQUIRE TOURING CAR,

15/20, 4-cy., five-scat touring body.

MAXWELL 5-SEATER. TOURING CAB,

4-cyIindcr, lalo model.

BARNARD AND CO,

instructed by W. H. PALMER, Esq.,

liquidator, and the Mortgagees, will sell aa shove,

POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE.

Line 6.188.0Ann. Oflke: Rccnrd-chambcrB, V7 Castlcrcagh^str»ft-_ I
Line 6.188.1TAMES F.. SMALLEY,
Line 6.188.2*J . GENERAI. AUCTIONEER,

Wni 6cH at 20 ALBION-STREET, Ctn , on

WEDNESDAY NEXT. 24th, . |

See Salrtrday's "neram*" for fan advertised particu-

lars. 1

AUCTION SALES.

w. A. IJTTLE, AucnoNEKR.

CIIATSWOOD.

THE FURNITURE AM) APPOINTIIENTS

AND

GALLERY OHi PAINTINGS..

CONTAINED IN THE RESIDENCE,

KRISHNA.

WHITTON-EOAD, CHATSWOOD,

WILL BE ON VIEW

THI3 {MONDAY) AFTERNOON,

FROM 1 O'CLOCK TILL 4.80 O'CLOCK,

AND WILL BE SOLD

BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

"TO-MORROW. TUESDAY. AUGUST 23rd.

, AT iar» A.n.

BY ORDER OF

MKS. DE F. LEONARD.

OS ACCOUNT OF OLINQUISHING HOUSEKEEPING.

FOLL PAP.T7CCT.ARS WEBE ADVERTISED TN LAST

SATURDAY'S ADVEUTISEAIENTS.

A. LITTLE,

EXPERT VALUATOR,

FINE ART, FURNITURE AND GENERAL

AUCTIONEER,

« CASTIJiltlïAGH-STRIÏ'ET

fîiroetry opposite Hotel Australia).

.TELEPnOvTE, CITY 4X6.

- IMPORTANT FURNITURE SALE.

LAVENDER BAY. NORTH SYDNBÏ.

CLEARING SALE

AT AUCTION,

WEDNESDAY NEXT,

24th, AT ll SHARP,

SUPERIOR AND MKDrUM CLASS

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS,

comprising_

THE WHOLE CONTENTS OF THE THREE

RESIDENTIAL FLATS,

known as ORSOVA,

Nos. 1. 2, 3 LAVENDEtt-TERRACE,

. adjoining Blue's Point-road,

LAVENDER-STREET,

top ot Steps, Lavender Bay.

NORTH SYDNEY,

containing

21 ROOMS 2«

AND OFFICES,

OR 8 COMPLETE FLATS,

Furnished Well Throughout,

and include the

APPOINTMENTS

for

LTVTNG, BREAKFAST, DINING,

SINGLE AND DOUBLE BEDROOMS,

KITCHENS and KITCJHENETTES, Etc

SUITES OF FURNITURE FOE

EVERY ROOM.

SIDEBOARDS, sfacs 3ft 6in, «t, 4ft «in, in Oak and

finished Walnut, fitted with bcv. mirrors, damask

drawers, under-cupboards.

OAK. AUSTRIAN, and AMERICAN SETS OF DINING

CHAIRS, CARVERS, EASY CHAIRS.

RATTAN, SEA FIBRE,

BAST CHAU1S, SETTEES, AND LOUNGES.

SETTEES, AMERICAN TOUCHES,

, AND EASY CHAIRS,

in Tapestry.

TABLE AND DINING Rr-^UTSTTES.

CLASS AND CROCKERY WARE.

Line 7.64.0CUTLERY, ETC.
Line 7.64.1An Assortment of
Line 7.64.2HOUSE .LINEN.

OCCASIONAL FURÄTTDRE FOR EACH FIAT.

A GOOD LOT OF LINOLEUMS THROUGHOUT,

is all about 24 Rooms.

Alse,

USOÜEOXS FOR ENTRANCE HALLS AND STAIRS

for 3 Separate Buildings.

HALL CURTAINS AND WINDOW DRAPES.

HOLLAND BLINDS Throughout.

THE BEDROOMS ARE WELL FURNISHED

with

MODERN AND INEXPENSIVE APPOINTMENTS,

suitable for

LETTING AND BKHJENTIAL APARTMENTS

and

PRIVATE HOMES,

including

SINGLE; -J, AND DOUBLE SUITES,

In Oak and Finished Woods.

MANY SINGLE WARDROBES AND

COMBD'ATION CHESTS.

Siie3 3ft, 3ft Ctn, 4ft, and 4ft 6in,

fitted with Bev. Mirrors.

.TOILET PAIRS. CHESTS DRAWEES,

TOILETWARE.

SINGLE, J, AND DOUBLE BEDS,

in Ouk, Enamel. Black and Brasa,

fitted with

WIRES AND BEDDING COMPLETE,

with BL.VNKETS, SHEETS, and QUILTS.

MECELLANEOUS BEDROOM FUIl^TSHINGS.

The Several Kitchenettes arc Equipped Throughout,

and include

WTHTE PINE FURNITURE.

DRESSERS, TABLES, SAFES.

MKTTKKS, THE LOW", ANT) EUREKA

GAS STOVES AND GIULLEES.

' TINNED. ENAMEL, AND HOLLOW WAKE.

MANY MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES.

Use whelo forming- the Appointments of 8 Kedrarn-sto

Flats, contained in thc

RESIDENCES,

1, 2. 3 LAVIÎNDER-TEBJ1ACE.

LAVENDER BAY.

!"R' ? , . H- . , BRODRIBB,

vp."T imperahrc instructions for immcduuo

realisation, wfll sell the whole UNRESERVED,

WEDNESDAY NEXT. AT II SHARP,

and continue

THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

DÀY°OF SST ONXY « *> o-cwcK

TERMS: CAÍ5H BEFORE DELIVERY '

Delivery on Thursday Morning.

Auctioneer's Rooms and OtBcesr City-road Tel

Ked. 6S3 and Y2Í25. ' 1<-u'

THE PROPERTY TO LET.

t Local Agent, T. HOLLINGSWORTH.

_01 Mount-street, N. Sydney.

ABNC&IFFK.

Commencing Eleven,

THE DISPERSAL SALE OF THE

FURNISHINGS, PICTURES,

BRIC-A-BRAO, AMPHORAE, AND

BUSHHOUSE.

IJONISCH PIANO, STANDARD ORGAN,

as contained in

and as particularised in previ (rei issues.

DUNGANNON, ' «

situated corner of

FOREST-ROAD AND SACTimi'LRSTREBT

(take tram or motor "feus from Arncliffe StatiauJ.

Host Guitable trains from dry, 9.25, 10-5. 10.35.

John Gannon, Erri-, instructs _

ME. ' ARTHUR G. JONES,

in conjunction with STOKES and OX, to conduct

the above sale

- TUESDAY NEXT'.

Line 7.135.0DARLINGHURST._
Line 7.135.1LARGE SALE OF FURN1TUKE
Line 7.135.2AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.

NO RESERVE.

A BTHUR G. IONES

Xi. will conduct at

833 BOURKE-STREET

A Most Important Sale.

MOTOR

AUCTION SALK

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS.

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. 2 P.M..

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, AUG. 23,

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS.

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. SEE _

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. TO-MORROWS AUCTION

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. COLUMN FOR

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. CATALOGUE OF SALK.

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS.

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. Number of

Line 7.148.0AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS, Cam, Lorries, Orel es,
Line 7.148.1AUTOMOTTVB '.UCTIONS. Accessories. .
Line 7.148.2AUTOMOTIVE «UOTIONS, ou behalf of

Line 7.149.0AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. various owners.
Line 7.149.1AUTO510TIVE AUCTIONS.
Line 7.149.2AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS.

Line 7.150.0AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS We GUARANTEE toread
Line 7.150.1AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. before tho sale a correct
Line 7.150.2AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. report of each car s
Line 7.150.3AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. condition.
Line 7.150.4AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS.

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS. _ ,""

LARGEST MOTOR AUCTION RO0H Efl N&W.

See Auction Column To-morrow.

Them largely-attended Weekly Sales lie fie best op-

portunity of securing the bett value, aa all sales

arc ca ccaiirrhsion only.

AUTOMOTIVE AUCTIONS ?? (City 6T»0),

17.23 Wontworth-av (next Boyd Edkins, Ltd.).

(L. A. Wallis, Auctioneer.)

' THIS DAY, AT l'f'O'CLOCK,

AT THE CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS,

STOrr AND HOARE BUILDING, NITHSDALL-ST,

BEAR OF MARK FOY'S,

UNREDTOfED JEWELLERY, rN(-LUDINC.

DIAMOND BINGS. BROOCHES, PENDANTS, and EAR.

Line 7.164.0RINGS, GOLD AND SILVFP. POCKET AND WRIST.
Line 7.164.1WATCHES. GOLD ALBERTS, BANGLES. NECK-
Line 7.164.2LETS; LOCKETS ETC.. SIGNET. FANCY, NUG-
Line 7.164.3GET, AND WEDDING RINGS. ETC, _

G " JENKINS AND COMPANY.'

¡JA. General Auctioneers and Vabicm,

have received instructions from tho BLOT ERN MONT

DE PIETE^REGENT^TRIiET, REDFERN, to sell by

P^^Th*nwhoU of thc Expired Unredeemed Jewellery

Pledges. _,_

-~ LEICHHARDT.

TO-ITOKROW, TUESDAY, 23rd AUGUST. 10.S0 A.ÎL,

on the premises,

80 CARLYLE-STREET, LI^CHHARDT

(Leichhardt tram to Town Hall),

THE ENTIRE FU UNIT URE OF DINLVO, 3 BED BOOMS,

Line 7.174.0Kiteben, cte Bedroom Suites, Oak Suite, Seta.
Line 7.174.1Ware, Pictures, Linoleum, Corner Wardrobe, Con- \
Line 7.174.2goleara Square, Seagram Settee and Chaire, Tableo,
Line 7.174.3Otn-tains, Blinds, Crockery.

Line 7.175.0OAK SIDEBOARD._
Line 7.175.1SINGLE FKWTNG XLACinNE (7 DRAWEES).
Line 7.175.2Jardinieres, Pots, Pans, Mata, Condi, eic.

ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE.

WrLTJAÏf J. TOST AND OfX,

AUCTIONEERS, 1

BAND. 1570. 2..A BE!.M ORE-ROAD, RANDWICK.

AUCTION SALES.

SALVAGE.

TUESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, AT MY ROOMS,

' Ko. 105 Castleieagh-strocl.

Dc ins Salvage removed from the scone of the bte fire

at Maars. J. Connell and Co.,

MacdoucU House, Pitt-street

AT H A.M.

Br order of thc Fire Asscssora,

Tho whole of thc Salv^c, conslstfnjr of

758 Borea Barnard's CHdiCE ASSORTED

CONFECTIONERY,

in 3, i, 6, and 6 lb Boxes.

Bra- and Oxidised Jardinieres and Vases.

Hot Point Iron. Rattan Chairs.

Sundries, etc

"TT». E. STRANGE, AUCTIONEER,

X' 106 Castlcreagh-strcet,

~ cit?

.. 'Phone. 4305 City._ _

CONTINUATION BA LE

Al'

HARDWOODS', LTD.,

WOOLWICH.

THIS DAY, MONDAY,

at 11a.m.

Tlakc Parramatta or Lane Cove Férries to Woolwich.)

BOILERS, ENGINES, WINCHES, CRANES,

BORING AND PLANING MACHINES, SAW BENCHES,

CONVEYORS, ErC.

VESSELS at 2.30 p.m.

S.S. IDA NT, ISO tons, length 92ft, breadth 24ft,

' loaded draught 7ft.

S.S. SEAGULL, 93 tons, length 86 ft, breadth 21 ft

4 in, loaded draft 7ft. . .

Auxiliary Ketch RUBY, 35 tons, loaded draught 4 ft 3 in,

fitted with Fairbanks 16-hp. Englue

14-ton Cargo LAUNCH.

Twin Wheel Drogher JUMBO.

Luncheon Provided.

Catalogues and further particulars obtainable from

PERCY A. WELLS AND CO.,

MACHINERY AUCTIONEERS.

Line 8.38.0GOULBURN AND SUSSEX STREETS, SYDNEY.
Line 8.38.1CTty 1002S._
Line 8.38.2-TO-MORROW, TUESDAY. AUGUST 83rd,

AT ll A.M.

On thc Premises._

CIS FAREAMATTA-ROAD, PETERSTUM,

The Stock of a General Dealer,

Incruding Drears, Table, Chairs, Couches, Safo, Bed-

steads, Wires, Bedding, Tools of

lion, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Electroplated

Ware, Sundries, etc,

HENRY . " , , usv,«

General Auctioneers and A alua-re,

197 Oasflercagh jrtrect.j^ty._,

IN'THE SUPREME'CXIITRÏ'OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

Sherill's Office, Sydney,

20th August, 192L . '

Ti. T. KELLY, LTD., v McGREW and MOSELEY.

OF WEDNESDAY, the 24th- day of August, 1921 at

Line 8.53.0noon, unless thc Writ of Fieri Facias herein be
Line 8.53.1Previously satisfied, tho Sherill will cause lo be sold
Line 8.53.2by Public Auction at corner of Woolcott and Surrey

streets, Darlinghurst:

The Stock Jud Plant of Art Dyers, «tc. Par

itions. Showcases, Steel Shafting, etc.

TERMS CASH. ' ^ ._

Line 8.58.0W. W. CROCKFORD. Sheriff.
Line 8.58.1E. P, MANN, Plaintiff's Attorney, 100 Pitt-street.
Line 8.58.2~~- ' THLS DAY. _~

JOHN P. LISTER will ScH by PUBLIC AUCTION, at

Line 8.60.0tho ROOMS, 113 Bathurst-street, thc Unredeemed
Line 8.60.1Pledges Pawned with Ur. - iL Goldberg, i_ King
Line 8.60.2street, Newtown, aa under:- . ,

At ll a-rc-OloUiuig, large Quantity of Men s.

Women's, and Children's Wearing Apparel, Boots,

Shoes, etc, etc . .

At 2 p.m.-Sundries, Suit Cases, Ports, E.P. Ware,

Cutlery, Tools cf Trades, etc, etc

At 3 p.m.-4eweUery, &S., H.H., and Cluster Diamond

Rings, Watches, Alberts, Bangles, Brooches, Rings,

CITY. ÓTJY

TO-DAY, 3 O'CLOCK. TO-DAY.

230 ELIZABETH-STREET, OPP. RAILWAY. -

CLOTHING, JEWELLERY, BOOTS, BLANKETS, CUT-

LERY, ETC., ETC., SALE.

4001b TEA, 200 BOXES CHOCOLATES, Mb BOXES.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, OPTICIAN'S OUTFIT,

Complete, in Case, cost £f>0.

EVERY LINE TO BE SOLD I-SCTCVELESS.

STOKES AND CO.,

AUCTIONEERS.

FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

Line 8.77.0Sitoaied at Temort. Comprising J acre land, with
Line 8.77.1buildings 100ft x Wit, and 75ft x 25ft, together wi-
Line 8.77.2all Machinery. Will bo offered for public auction,
Line 8.77.3August 27th, at 2 p.m. Full particulars from the

Auctioneerr,

"TJAiAEAIEKS AND GRAZIERS* CO-OP. CO., LTD.,

JJ TEMORA. N.S.W.

HORSES, VEHICLES, LIVE STOCK.

{Two lines (about 14 wordaV 21: Saturdays.

THE CTTY-ROAD HORSE AND VEHICLE

BAZAAR HAS FOR SALE,

VEHICLES, PONIES, HORSES, and HARNESS,

to be Sold Right Out,

Any Reasonable Price Accepted.

Line 8.86.0PICK of 4 genuine rubber.tyrcd Sulkies, from £29;
Line 8.86.117 Sulkies, from £8: Square Pony Cort«, from 4:8/10/;
Line 8.86.2J Vans, from £8/10/; Butchers' Order Carts, from £9;
Line 8.86.3Milkcart, £10; Village Carts, from £9; Butter Carts,
Line 8.86.4from £7A0/; Ught Queen's Phaeton, £14; light
Line 8.86.5Hooded Buggy, new hood, £13/10/. Ponies, Horses,
Line 8.86.6and Harness to suit all. 50 Sets new and 2nd-hand
Line 8.86.7Harness, from £2/10/ set.

Pat on boat or rail free of charge.

Na 6 CITY-r.OAD, DARLINGTON,

Line 8.89.0Hight near Cleveland-street, up from Grace Bro».
Line 8.89.1^Newtown trams 'stop right at door._~_
Line 8.89.2O ALE, New R.T. Motor-scat Sulky, nicely finished",
Line 8.89.3t-.i fas. Pony, 14 hands, 6 years, «ct R.G. Harness,
Line 8.89.4«¿rush turnout, most be sold, a gilt No. 0 City-road,
Line 8.89.5ri;rnt nea» Cleveland-street, up from Grace Bro3._
Line 8.89.6(.¿ALE, pick of 6 fron-tyred SULKY TURNOUTS, from

Line 8.90.0£13, with yoi-« reliable Ponies; week's trial.
Line 8.90.1No. e City-road, right near Cleveland-street, np from
Line 8.90.2Gr;.co Bros. '_
Line 8.90.3QALE, pick ot 4 I VAN TURNOUTS, willi young
Line 8.90.4.-J Horses, from £14; week's triaL No,' 6 City-road,
Line 8.90.5milt near Clcveland-strcet, up from Grace Bros._
Line 8.90.6O ALE, pick of 4 BUTCHERS' ORDER CART TURN
Line 8.90.7O OUTS, from £14; also 3 Bittier Cart Turnouts,
Line 8.90.8frern £13; week's trial. No, 6 City-road, right near
Line 8.90.9Cte-eland-street, up from Grace Rros. _
Line 8.90.10SALE, pick of 5 Pony Van Turnouts, willi good'reli-

able Ponies, from £13; week's triaL No. 6 Oity

rcad, rigbl near Clcvcland-strcct, up from Grace Bros. |

SALE, pick of 3 TRAY SULKY TintNOUTS. with nico

vovnc Ponies, almost new Harness, from £14;

! week's trial. No. 0 City-road, right near Cleveland-1

s'Tft, up from Grace Bros._

IÇJALE, no further use, SINGLE LORRY, practically]

Line 8.98.0new, cheap. No. 6 City-road, near Cleveland-1
Line 8.98.1street, up from Grace Bros._
Line 8.98.2QJÄLE, pick of "4 DEALERS' CARTS, with yoúñg I
Line 8.98.3*0 Hoitci" and Ponies, from £14; week's triaL ö|

Cily-road, near Cleveland-strect, un from Grace Bros.

0 ALE, owner must scU, 2 new Light ORDER CARTS,

*v cheap, with Ponies and Harness if required.

City-road, near Cleveland-street, up from Grace Bros.

Line 8.102.0O.VLE, very fast 12-hand Trotting PONY, stylisai
Line 8.102.1A--1 mover £9/10/, a gift; must bo sold. Any trial
Line 8.102.2CitJ -road, near Cleveland-street, up from Grace Brc

ffiSÈ SQUARE ÄND COMPASS SALEYARDS, I

X 706 GEORGE-STREET, HAYMARKET

Cbdow Anthony Horderns"). 'Phone, City 7871.

HAYE FOR PRÍVATE SALE.

600 VEHICLES OF EVERV DESCRIPTION.

BO Horses, heavy, light, and medium, also Ponies.

3 Rubber-tyred Sulky Turnours, from .£20

1 Iron-tyred Sulky Turnouts, from. £12

4 Bakers' Cart Turnouts, from. £17

6 Order Cart Turnouts, from ._.£12

5 Milkcart Turnouts, from.-. £14

7 Square Van Turnouts, from.£12

5 Single Lorry Turnouts, from . £20

4 Dealers' Cart Turnouts, from. £11

Line 8.113.03 Springern Turnouts, from. £12
Line 8.113.16. Hooded Waggon Turnouts, from. £14
Line 8.113.26 Double Lorry Turnouts, from.,. £38

Line 8.114.03 Phaeton Turnouts, from. £17
Line 8.114.13 Double-seater Buggy Turnouts, from .......... £1B
Line 8.114.25 Single-seater Buggy Turnouts, from ........ £14
Line 8.114.33 Dray Turnouts, from .£30

Line 8.115.04 Village Cart Turnouts, from . £18
Line 8.115.18 Harness, Saddle, and Bridle Turnouts, from . £8
Line 8.115.23 Butchers' Cart Turnouts, from. £14
Line 8.115.33 Pony Van Turnouts, from. £10
Line 8.115.4Water Waggon .,.--.. £22
Line 8.115.5i Tipdray Turnouts, from.-.-... £14

Botcher's Carcase Girt. £18

60 Sela New and S.U. Harness, from.-.. £3

Governess Cart . £22

Call and inspect our huge assortment of Vehicles and

Harness, all sold subject to one week's trial. Ou boat

or rail free.

Line 8.120.0NOTE THE ADDRESS: 706 CEOECE-STREET.
Line 8.120.1_Haymarket, up laneway, below Horderns'. -
Line 8.120.2I T>HONE. 2S0 Redfern. Established 18S0.

|J. NEWELL'S LIVERY STABLES,

No. 1 and 3 Baptiste, Redfern (take Crown-st tram

and leave at corner of Crown and Cleveland sts).

I Tip Drays and Harness. Covcred-in Waggonettes, Carts

Line 8.125.0and UarncRS, Lorries, Waggons, Sulkies and Horses,
Line 8.125.1Cabs, Order Carts, and Sociables of every description
Line 8.125.2for Bale or Hire Ont Weekly.

TERMS MODERATE.

Every description ol Vehicle Bought, Sold, or Ex-

changed. Highest Prices Given. Correspondence

Promptly Vi -nd-»I to. Q""n Dav and Njght_

AT 483 WATTLE-ST, opp. Hoskins' Iron Foundry, 5

doors from Gcorge-st West-Horses, Vehicles,

land Harness of every description, cheap. All subject

to week's triaL Delivered rail or boat free - ?

Line 8.132.0A T 483 WATTLE-ST, cul. George-st West-1 Light
Line 8.132.1¿V. Square Vans, with reliable Horses and Ponies to
Line 8.132.2¡ «lit, from £12 lot: week's trial. _<

T 483 WATTLE-ST, between Railway and Grace Bros.

Line 8.134.0-3 Hooded Laundry Carts, with reliable Horses
Line 8.134.1and Harness, from £10 lot; week's trial. ;_
Line 8.134.2"A T m WATTLE-ST. off George.st West-4 Rubber
Line 8.134.3-a. tyred Sulky Turnouts, good, reliable ponies, from
Line 8.134.4£25 turnout: week's trial._' _,

Line 8.135.0"A T 4S3 WATTLE-ST, off Gcorge-st West-3 Light
Line 8.135.1_i- Order Carts, with reliable youug Ponies and Har-
Line 8.135.2ne-, from £14 Int- week's trial._
Line 8.135.3i"Ä T 4S3 WATTLE-ST. opp. Hoskins' Foundry.-Good
Line 8.135.4_- Parcel Delivery Van Turnout, week's trial; also
Line 8.135.512 Single_Lorrics, nearly' new, cheap._
Line 8.135.6L'~ IGHT LORRY," nearly new, cheap; and S Tipcarl

Barbershop, FS Chalmers-st, opp. Subway.

WAGGON, with light "wheels, carry 6 tom, nearly

new. SS Chaimcrs-st, city, opp. Subway.

TVTEABLY new Milk Cart, Turnout, £20 lot, any

-t> trial. 88 Chalmers-st city, opp: Subway.

PICK of 5 near'n- now Light Squire Vaní, cheap.

Line 8.141.0SS Chaluicrs-at, city, op. Subway._
Line 8.141.1fT_N Draught Mares, good workers, any trial; cheap.
Line 8.141.2X Barber'3 Shop, ES ChaImers-at_opi\_Subway._
Line 8.141.3ABARGAIN.-l.wlieci Brougham, leather trimmings,

Line 8.142.0bevel glacs windora sides and front buUt by I
Line 8.142.1Angus, coil lo build £140, practically new. Take £16.
Line 8.142.2.s B i]>tlst-f trr-ot. Redfern. .'Phone, 250 Redfern._
Line 8.142.3PONY, luiet reliable. Hill lady or gent, must|

sell, cheap. 74 W<-ston-rd. Roselle._ 1

SIXTY VEHICLES of every description for Sale or j

Hire, also Sn i-ets Pony.. Sulky, and Van llame».

103 Albinn-st Annandale, opp. Pefcmham Markets.

AT NICHOL'S BAZAAR.-60 Business and Pleasure |

Line 8.146.0Vehicles, and Harness of every description, cheap,
Line 8.146.1at 15fi Missenden-rd, Camperdoti-n, opp. Convent L1&22
Line 8.146.2ÜÜLKIBS (£0), rubber lynd, motor seats, and iron
Line 8.146.3S3 tyred, long and rhort trays, from £12. 153 Mis-|
Line 8.146.4sendeu-road. Camperdown, opp. Convent _

/"AHESTNUT Pony, 5 years; } Spring Cart, and Har-1

Line 8.148.0\J ne-. SO Francis-¡>t, city._ I
Line 8.148.1CJALE, Bay PONY, 6 years, nearly new hamo-, Static, j
Line 8.148.2»J Pottsot Ttr/nysnn-rd. Ryde._I
Line 8.148.3"TîTOR SIS.E. Ii«d. Victoria, hi good order, owner V-*s-|

J- ing Slate. Apply SiVcj, coacbbuilder, Chatswood.

HOUSES, VEHICLES, LITE SÏOCS.

CLEARANCE SALK. CLEAU.CM'Ï. SALK.

EVERYTHING ON TUL PU.EUII.ES

MI>:T BE KULD.

SALE SAVING PURCHASED TDK WHOLE

OF THE STOCK

SALE OF THE AUSTRAL LIVERY AND ,

- LETTING-OCT COHPAN'Y.

SALE WE ARE SELLING SAME AT EXTRA

CUTTING PRICES.

. £00 VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

SO Horses, beary, light, and medium, alic Ponies.

B Rubber-tyred Sulky Turnouu, from .

Line 9.12.07 Iron-tyred Sulky Turnouts, troin . £>'J
Line 9.12.14 Bakers' Cart Turnoubi, (rem...... -17
Line 9.12.26 Order Cart Turnouts, from ._.. -12
Line 9.12.33 Mlllicart Turnouts, from ._.
Line 9.12.47 Square Van Turnouts, from .
Line 9.12.53 Single Lorry Turnouts, from.£2°

4 Dejicra' Girt Turnouts, from .-. £]'

Line 9.14.03 Springcart Turnouu. from.
Line 9.14.1Ö Hooded Waggon Turnouts, from ....... »-7?
Line 9.14.2fl Pariel Delivery Turnouts, from. £-''

Line 9.15.03 Phaeton Turnouts, from . £17
Line 9.15.13 Double-sealer Buggy Turnouts, from . £<3
Line 9.15.23 Single-seater Buggy Turnouts, taran . c1*
Line 9.15.38 Dra\ Turnouts, from .
Line 9.15.44 Village Cart Turnouts, from ... £'S
Line 9.15.55 Harness, Saddle, and Bridle Turnouts, from £8

8 Butchers' Cart Turnouts, from . £'4

5 Pony Inn Turnouts, from . £,u

50 Sets New and Second-hand Harness, from . £2

Put or Boat or Rall Frc« ot Charge.

RAILWAY HORSE AND VEHICLE BAZAAR,

ONLY ADDRESS, 484 nnd 466 Elizabeth-street, city,

between Devonshire and Cleveland streets,

near Railway. Zetland tram stops at dqpr1__ ^

SALE, SULKY, new, Slotor-baek, Leather Trimmed,

Line 9.23.0Nickel-mounted. Cab Dash, £30, .willi nice prac-
Line 9.23.1tically new HARNESS, and fast young PONY, lady
Line 9.23.2can drive £40. A Bargain.

_464-160 Elizabeth^trcet near Clcvc.tond-strect^

SALE, SULKY, nice Rublicr-tyred, «ct of Nickel

Line 9.25.0HARNESS, and young PONY, an}- trial, £28; or will
Line 9.25.1separate. 464-460 Elizabeth-street, city, near Clcvc
Line 9.25.2land-strect and Central Railway._
Line 9.25.3SALE. VILLAGE CARTS, pick of 4 Light Turnouts,

with reliable young Horses, from £13 lot; week's '

trial. 464-400 Elizahcth-st city, near Cleveland-st

SALE, DEALERS' CARTS, pick of 4 Turnouts, with

reliable, young Horses, front £11 lot; any triaL

4C4-403 EHr-abelh-slrecl, city, near Cleveland-street

A3ALE, SULKIES, pick of 8 Tray, with young, quiet

XZ> Horses, and Harness, suit country, from £15 lot.

464-466 Elizabeth-street, city, near Cleveland-street.

iCJALE, PONIES, nice, fresh, young, from £5; and Uro

XJ Tradesmen's Horses, from £6: week's trial.

464-46U Elisabeth-street, city, near Glcvcland-i-rcL

SALE, ORDER CARTS, pick of 3 Turnouts, lr. £12;

2 Butter Cart Turnouts, from £13; week's triaL

464-468 Elisabeth-street, city, near Cleveland-street

¿JALE, PONY VANS, pick of 4 Turnouts (rom £ÏK.

K> with young, quiet reliable Ponies; week'» trial.

4C4-KÖ Elisabeth-street city, near Oleveland-strccL

CALE, SULKIES, pick of 6 Iron-tyred Turnouts, from

IO £12, with quiet younc PONIES; week's IriiL

464-466 Elizabeth-street, city, near Cleveland-street

SALE, } VANS, pick of 10 Turnouts, with young

Horses, from £12 lot two weeks' trial, or trial

with Horse before purchasing.

464-466 El-ibeth-street city, near Cleveland-street

SALE, SINGLE LORRY, no furtber usc, practically

new, encan.

404-406 Elizabeth-street, city, near Cleveland-street

rnilE PREMIER HORSE BAZAAR AND SALEVARD3,

1 SALES HELD DAILY.

6S3 Georgc-strcct, opp, A. Hordern and Eons'.

CaU and Inspect thc largo assortment of Horses and

Vehicles. All goods put on rail or boat free.

40 Horses, heavy, light, and medium; alco Ponies.

Line 9.49.012 Rubber-tyred Sulk y Turnouts, from _£20
Line 9.49.18 Iron-tyred Sulky Turnouts, from £10
Line 9.49.26 Bakers' Cart Turnouts, from ....."..._.... £14

Line 9.50.08 Order Cart Turnouts, from ...-.-. £9
Line 9.50.18 Mllkcart Turnouts, from .........-"-£:i
Line 9.50.22 Square Van Turnouts, from. £10
Line 9.50.34 Single Lorry Turnouts, Irom .................. £24

Line 9.51.08 Hooded Waggon Turnouts, from. £12
Line 9.51.18 Dealers' Cart Turnouts, from ...._. £11
Line 9.51.28 Tipdray Turnouts, from ............_. £18

Line 9.52.010 Square Van Turnouts, from. £10
Line 9.52.10 Village Cart Turnouts, from . £S
Line 9.52.210 Pony Van Turnputs, from . £11
Line 9.52.36 Horses, Saddle, and Bridlo Turnouts, from . £7

6 Farm Turnouts, from. £14

12 Plough Hamens, from. £2/10/

Line 9.54.07 sets Leading Harness, from. £2
Line 9.54.16 Doubla Lorry Turnouts, from. £18.
Line 9.54.260 sets New and S.U. Harness, from . £2/10/

4 Timber Dray Turnouts, from. £14

6 Express Waggons, from. £1G

O Drags, carry from 10 to GO passengers, from ... £1«

Line 9.57.09 Grocers' Cart Turnouts, from. £10
Line 9.57.14 Piano-box Buggy Turnouts, from . £_
Line 9.57.25 Confectionery Waggon Turnoubi, from. £14
Line 9.57.33 Confectionery Waggua Turnouts, from . £0

8 English Dogcarts, from. £S

12 Commercial Buggy Turnouts, from-. £11

6 Jinker Turnout«, from. £20

8 Butchers' Cutting Carr. Turnouts, from . £10

Line 9.60.010 Babbltcrs' Turnouts, from. iii!
Line 9.60.10 Furniture Van Turnouts, from . £1S
Line 9.60.25 Ice-cream Cart Turnouts, with fittings, irom .. £1.1

Line 9.61.0G Sociable Turnouts, from. £IA
Line 9.61.14 Brealdng-in Gig Turnouts, from. £10
Line 9.61.24 Double-seated Buggy Turnouts, from ...... £11

6 Tray Sulky Turnouts, from . £13

10 Molor Lorries, from. £50

Line 9.64.010 Motor Care, from. £S0
Line 9.64.18 Bicycles, Lidies' and Centn.'s, from ............ £8
Line 9.64.2fl a-wheel Brougham Turnouts, from. £1S
Line 9.64.33 Cab Turnouts, from.,,. £25

fis? George-street, opp. A. Hordern and Sons.

FOR SALE, Sociables, Sulkies. Buggies, Landaus.

Line 9.67.0Hawkers' Waggons, D. and 8. Lorries; Bulcher?',
Line 9.67.1Grocers', Order Carts, Dealers' and Sq. Vans, Horses,
Line 9.67.2Harneis. Estab. 1877. H. COHEN, 40 Mlssendeu-rd,
Line 9.67.3Newtown; and ot 626 King-street Newtown._
Line 9.67.4SUPPLY of VAN TURNOUTS, thoroughly equipped'.
Line 9.67.5?J wanted, for Suburban Deliveries. Owner drivers
Line 9.67.6preferred. Reply, giving price, etc,

_Box 2360, G.P.O., Sydiicy.

Line 9.69.0TjlXERCISE Saddle, £3/10/. 5 Barlow-st, 12 Barlow
Line 9.69.1i-t chrs.. Haymarket, opp. Joe Gardiner's, Rlwy. Stn.
Line 9.69.2gADDLE (Riding), latest style, £3/7/6. 0 Barlow-st,

1 12 Barlow-ch.. Haymarket, opp. Joe Gardiner's.

Line 9.71.0QET Nickel Harness, £t. 5 Barlow-st, 12 Barlow
Line 9.71.1O chambers. Haymarket, opp. Joe Gardiners Rad. Stn.
Line 9.71.2SULKY and Harness, good order, cheap. 5 Barlow.-,

- .Barlow-ch.. Haymarket opp. Joe Gardiner's..

T7AOR Sale, strong, reliable Horse, Sulky Turnout £20

JL_ lot. Blink Bonnie. Qneen Victoria-st Bexley.

ONE BAY MARE, 1 Bay Geldings, aged, also 1 Bay

Colt half draught unbroken, cheap. Apply

_ _ _NASJL. Pymble. Thone. Wah. 783.

WANTED. Covercd-in Waggon or Cart, carry ton,

Line 9.79.0must bo strong and sound. 240 Bourke-streel,
Line 9.79.1Darlinghurst^ 'Phone, Williaro-sfc 671._
Line 9.79.2VXrÂNTED, Milk Cart Turnout, with or without tanks,
Line 9.79.3V> in sound condition. Reply. SSC, G.P.O.

DEAD Uonscs and Cowa Bought un '.o 10/ per head.

Carls sent anywhere. Connolly. 'Ph- Mascot 124.

DEAD and Worn-out HORSES and COWS Bought.

Hhrh-«t prices c-iven. Tumeth Bros.. 'Ti._171_Maseot.

HORSE-BREEDERS AND SPORTSMEN will always

And much of Interest and value in thc

"SYDNEY MAIL.**

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NOTICES.

.JlJUNICU'ALITY OF . LEICHHARDT.

PREPARATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY HOLL OF '

ELECTORS.

Line 9.89.0NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance wilh
Line 9.89.1thc provisions of the Local Government Act 301«.
Line 9.89.2and Ordinance No. 14 thereunder, LIST luis been
Line 9.89.3compiled of persons not already enrolled who appear
Line 9.89.4to have the requisite, qualification for enrolment, and
Line 9.89.5of additions and omissions which it is necessary tr«
Line 9.89.6make to and from the existing Roll because or
Line 9.89.7errors, changes of qualifications, change of name hy
Line 9.89.8marriage, changes of residence, death, loss of quali-
Line 9.89.9fication, or other suIBcient reason ; and such LIST
Line 9.89.10will be exhibited for inspection during office hours,

Line 9.90.0between 21st August, 1021, and Stb September, 1021, ?
Line 9.90.1at tlie Town Hall, Norton-street Leichhardt, nod the
Line 9.90.2Police Station, Marlboroiigh-strcet Leichhardt Any
Line 9.90.3person qualified under the Local Government Act,
Line 9.90.4is entitled to make claim for or objection to ,enrol-
Line 9.90.5ment and such CLALVS for or OBJECTIONS to
Line 9.90.6enrolment will bs received by mo on or before elli
Line 9.90.7September, 10ZL Requisite forms may bc obtained

at this office.

CHAS. IL REEVES,

Town Hal1, Leichhardt, Tona Clerk.

August 33. 3021._

j^UNIClPALlTY OF ALEXANDRIA".

SUPPLE-ENTAEY LISTS OF ELECTORS.

Line 9.97.0NOTICE ks hereby given that in accordance with
Line 9.97.1Ordinance No. 14, under tho Local Government Act,
Line 9.97.21919, Lists of persons not already enrolled, who appear
Line 9.97.3to have thc requisite qualification for enrolment und
Line 9.97.4of thc additions and omissions, which ft is necensary fo
Line 9.97.5make from the existing HoBs, because ot onor.;.
Line 9.97.6changes of qualification, etc., have been prepared .ind
Line 9.97.7will bc on exhibition for public Information from thia
Line 9.97.8day, MONDAY, 22nd August, to Sth September uc.!.,
Line 9.97.9inclusive, al the undermentioned pinces;

For ALL WARDS: Town Hall. Garden-street

WEST WARD: Post-office, HcnderEcn-road.

60UTn WARD: Mrs. Murray's, 2»l EclmOTt-strcct;

and

BEACONSFIELD WARD: Mr. CampbtOTo Shop,. R?S

Botany-road. .

Line 9.103.0CLAIMS for objection lo curolmrnt may bc délirerait
Line 9.103.1bi the undersigned on or before 6th September vn~t
Line 9.103.2upon FORJIS which may bc obtained at the Town Hill

during olllcc hours.

T. PHXLLTPS-GIBSO.V.

Town Hall. Alexandria, Tov.-o Ceri:.

IP-th August 1027 : ,_

MUNICIPALITY OF LIDCOMBE.

SUPPLEMENTARY HOLLS OF ELEOTORÜ.

Line 9.109.0Notice is hereby given that the List« of Persons so*
Line 9.109.1already enrolled, who appear to have the rer¡uisibí CTJI
Line 9.109.2liflcations for enrolment lowther . with all necescitr
Line 9.109.3additions and omi-ioai from the exbting Rolls, will
Line 9.109.4be exhibited between .the 2Ut dsy of August and tba
Line 9.109.56th day of Stptember, 1321, during otäco honra afc lip

following places:

Town Hall. Church-street, Lidcombe.

Police Station. Taylor-atreet Lidcoxnbc

Post-office, Joseph-strcet, Lidcombe..

Line 9.113.0Any person claiming to hiive, .as at the nth Aiiçi-t.
Line 9.113.11921, the necessary qualifications for enrolment cc- .-li-
Line 9.113.2teration of enrolment, should make application to tho
Line 9.113.3undersigned on or before tho 6- September nert, na
Line 9.113.4thc prescribed form, copies of which mc cbiainihle
Line 9.113.5at the Town Hall, Lidcombe.

In like manner, objections to tho retention of tourna

on the lists or rolls may bo made ss prescribed.

. - S. O. WAYLAND,

Town Clerk,

Town Hall, Lidcombe,

Line 9.117.020th August, 102L \_
Line 9.117.1TCrUNICn'ALlTi' ÔF1 LIDCOMBE*.
Line 9.117.2XVI CLOSINa OF ROADS.

Line 9.118.0NOTICE is hereby given that BRIDGE-STKECT has
Line 9.118.1been temporarily closed to traffic during reconstruc-
Line 9.118.2tion. ,

Trafile will go via Joseph-street and Toohcy's-lanc,

or Church-street via the Subway.

S. C. WAYLAND,.

Town Clerk.

Town T-H, Lidcombe,

19th August. 1921.

ELECTION NOTICES.

BVE-ia_cïioy.

Line 9.126.0THE BT. HON. SIR JOSEPH COOK. P.C.,
Line 9.126.1G.C.M.G.. M.P., Acting Prime Minister of the Com-
Line 9.126.2monwealth, will address thc electors in support of Ibo
Line 9.126.3candidature of the selected National Candidate, Mr. A.
Line 9.126.4S. HENRY, TO-NIGHT, at 8 O'clock, in thc Hatehiern
Line 9.126.5Memorial Hall, Toxteth-road. Glebe Ladles speci-ly

invited to attend.

Line 9.128.0Mr. A. a nenry will also speak at Bridge-road mid
Line 9.128.1BroiiKbam-ctreot supported by Messrs. J. Robinson, G.
Line 9.128.2StrarL and F. Passey, and at BUNN AND PYRMONT
Line 9.128.3STB-BIS, supported by Mc-rs. A. Hammond, T. Green-
Line 9.128.4tree, mid H. M. EarL

Line 9.129.0Committee meeting at Cipro, PhiTGn, Coldon Grove.
Line 9.129.1Darling Harbour, and Campbell -street, at S p.m., al
Line 9.129.22S York-fitreet _

Authorised by Archdale ParkbiD, 23 York-*trert

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