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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 333, 21 October 1908, Page 1

ADTERTISERS WILL HOTE. "THE DOMHfION, H WITH ITS EVER INCREASING CIRCULATION, IS NOW WITHOUT CHALLENGE ADMITTED TO BE NEW ZEALAND'S LEADING MORNING: DAILY. .

AMUSEMENTS. . Is. UP IN THE AIR. A REVELATION. 6<L nnHEATRE ROYAL THEATRE ROYAL.' Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons. A Really Beautiful and. Highly-Interesting _ „ Scries Chosen, ■ While in PARIS, by Mr. John Fuller, for this WIDE WORLD PICTURES, And secured, at Tremendous Expense, UP IN THE AIR! Illustrating by means of the Biograph witK marvellous fidelity, Man's Aerial Supremacy. VIEWS OF PARIS—-Taken under immense dif J Acuities, but with complete success, taken from a HEIGHT OF 2600 FEET. All the Sensations of Ballooning without the risks. Note the NEW PRICES—From fid; (a comfortable tip-up chair) to 2s. Front Stalls, , Is.; Stalls, Gd., Circle, 2s. Entrance to 6d. Seats by Main Door. 7403 HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, COURTEN AY PLACE. The People's Popular Picture Palace. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT; THE ROYAL PICTURES. THE ROYAL PICTURES. THB ROYAL PICTURES. ANOTHER -PROGRAMME OF GEMS. . ALL NEW TO-NIGHT. . ALL NEW TO-NIGHT. THE ROYAL PICTURES. THE ROYAL PICTURES. A GALAXY OF NEW SUBJECTS, MATINEE ON SATURDAY. i OUR PRICES: Is. and Gd. Plan Theatre. 7434 ■ LEONARD ISITT IS COMING! WHEN? TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), OCTOBER 21, AND TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), OCTOBER 12. WHERE? r WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI STREET, i ' WHAT FOR? A GOOD OLD-TIME MORAL SUASION TEMPERANCE MISSION. j Come Early to Avoid the Crush. . Wednesday Night, B—True Patriotism. 1 Thursday Night, B—The Outlook. j Collection for Expehses. • - 7275 t 'TjnRAFALGAR" DEMONSTRATION* ' MUNICIPAL CONCERT HALT,. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), October 21, at a o'clock. . School Members, wearing badges, admitted l free to Body of Hall. , Adult Subscribers who have not yet received! : their invitations aro asked to apply to 74-47 • C. W. PALMER, Hon. Sec., ' i ' ' MEETINCS. . DEEP-SEA ANGLING CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING of the above Club'. ■ will be held at Rudge Depot, 83 Willis Street, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), at 8 pjn. All mombers and intending members aro re' quested to attend. Business—Re Trip, Sunday, October 25. ! I J.COHEN,. . 7445 Secretary, 83 Willis Street. . ■ NOTICE. THE -ANNUAL GENERAL -MEETING of the SHIPMASTERS" ASSOCIATION - OP ■ NEW ZEALAND will be held at the Office, V Johnston Street, Wellington, at Noon, THURS--1 DAY, OCTOBER 22, 1908. ' CHAS. CROUCHER, 1 7395. Secretary. a ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION 1 (WELLINGTON .CENTRE). 7 A MEETING, of those interested in "Ambn- . XjL lance Saturday will lie held in the ' ' Mayor' Room, Town 1 Hall, on THURSDAY. NEXT, October 22, at 5 p.m. f J. D. AVERY, - 7424 ■. Secretary of Centre. o. LOWER HUTT BOROUGH COUNCIL. STATUTORY MEETING RE'£3ooo GAS LOAN., g TVTOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of -tv the Ratepayers of the Borough of Lower Hutt (including all other persons entitled to vote on proposals to raise loans) will be held j in the Town Hall Buildings, Main Street, Lower Hutt, on FRIDAY NEXT, October 23, at 8 p.m., to consider the above Council's proposal to raise the sum of <£3000, as an additional amount, for the purpose of providing. Gas Works for the Borough. For full particulars of the said proposals , see the "Hutt and Petone Chronicle of September 29, and October 6, 13, and 20, 1908. PERCY R, PURSER-,/ Town Clerk. Lower Hutt, October 20, 1908. 7428 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. : ! ' THE. PREMISES of COLE AND WESTERMAN, Casn Drapers, Manners Street, ; will bo CLOSED ALL DAY TO-DAY (WED- ,, NESDAY) to prepare the GREAT SALE of . Goods damaged by water yesterday morning. Great Sale will start TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) MORNING, at 10 o'clock. 83 To the Inhabitants of ROSENEATH, HATAITAI, KILBIRNEB, „ MARANUI, EVANS BAY, MIRAMAR, J and SEATOUN. - TTOUSEHOLDERS in above districts ar« B XI notified that they will receive during the Next Few Days a Presentation Tin of VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA and a Packet of Chromos. TO ARCHITECTS. NEW CHURCH FOR ST. MARK'S, REMUERA, AUCKLAND. j /COMPETITIVE Drawings for a New Church aro invited to bo sent addressed to W. S. Cochrane, Diocesan Office, 40 Shortland Street, Auckland, on or before January 15, 1909. A Block Plan of the existing Church and - surroundings, with sections showing level of the ground, can be seen at the Diocesan Office, ■ i 20 Mulgrave Street, Wellington, where a Copy, of the General conditions can be obtained. i Premiums of £50 and £25 will be awarded to the design placed first and sccond respectively. 7074 I NOTICE OF REMOVAL. rpHE PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, I lately at 5, Arlington Street, has RE- > MOVED to Upper Dixon Street (near St. John's • Church). ; 7350 • C. A. HOLGATE. ' [ "A GODLESS SOCIALISM." PRICE, 3d. ANEW PAMPHLET, which is described by the English Press as "ono of the frank- . est and most uncomprising attacks upon the - Godloss Socialism of the Editor of 'The Clarion." "The Hanging of Haman with His own Ropo," is a sub-title of the book, and is not ' without a striking resemblance. The author of the, pamphlet (Mr. Frank G. Jannaway, London), is a well-known controversialist, and draws the sword with ability and fortitude. A limited number have been placed for sale at the English published price (3d.), with RICHARD BROWN AND SON, Willis and Manners Streets, WELLINGTON. 7370 .SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. mHE Secretary will be in attendance at tha 1 A Rooms, Bridgo's Buildings, 102 Willia Street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN- . INGS, from .10 to 12.30. AU communications strictly confidential.