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AMUSEMENTS. |0j PER A H O U S B. Lessee ..: J. C. "Williamson,.Ltd. Direction MacMahon Bros. STARTING THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING! JOHNSON v. JEFFRIES. " JOHNSON v. JEFFRIES. JOHNSON v. JEFFRIES. Tlie Greatest Picture Achievement of the Age! A SPLENDID DISPROVAL OF A THOUSAND LIES.. A CONTEST OF GIANTS! A Peerless-Spectacle of Scientific Boeing. Thirty thousand persons paid from 5 to 100 dollars to witness this world-fam-ous encounter at Reno. It will bo faithfully re-enacted TO-NIGHT at the Opera House. PRICES 35., 25., and Is. A Delightful Series of Kineniatographic Surprises will constitute the first portion of the programme. Box Plan at the Dresden. No extra charges. SYDNEY STREET SCHOOLROOM.- . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 17th and 18th NOVEMBER. Musical and dramatic enterMENT, •n aid of the Building Funds of the Boys' Institute and the Unitarian Society. 1. Overture—"Dorothy" .....Orchestra. 2. Song—"My Harp is on the Willow Tree" Miss Lloyd Hasscll. 3. Musical Sketch (on Friday night only) Mr. Roland T. Robertson. i. Quartette, "The World is but a Broken Toy"Mrs.. B. M.- Wilson; Miss Lloyd Hassell, Messrs. T. Tresize, and G. Parsons. 5. Waltz—Maeterlinck's "Blue Bird" .Orchestra. 6.. Song—"L'Ete" .Mrs. B. M. Wilson. 7. Character Song—"My Old Duteh"Mr.. A. C. C, Stevens. Concluding with "GENTLE GERTRUDE," ; Or, "DRUGGED AND DROWNED IN DIGBETH." (A Musical Melodrammer in One Act.) Under the direction of Mr. H. E. Nicholls. Giles Gowkrodger (Mine, Host of the Redd . Lyon) Mr. Morris Fox. Sir Guy de Montfort. (a Gentleman of Fashion) Mr. Alec Newton. Mrs. Gowkrodger (Hostess of the Redd . Lyon) ...... Mrs. W. Fell. Gertrude (commonly called "Gentle Gertrude") ........Miss Jessie Newton. Orchestra under the leadership of Miss Grace Kennedy. Conductor—Mr. Geo. Kennedy. Accompanist—Miss Schwartz. PRICES—2s. Gd. and Is. Bos Plan at Dresden. A RTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY. ■ xa. The real art in Photography is to produce the 'J'ruo Likeness and (character of the' Sitter. This art can-only be ac- ( quired by years of earnest eliort and study. ' . ALAN SPICER, PHOTOGRAPHER, CUBA STREET, ( (Opposite Royal Oak.Hotel), has had 30 years' " experience in the Best Studio of Australia. *XMAS PHOTOS FOR FRIENDS '' . ; .AT 110MK,.. . .. ■. ; Those desirous of-sending-a good.-Plioto of; themselves to Friends or Relations in England or elsewhere as a 'Xinas Souvenir should make appointments with MR, SPICER now. ; Telephone 3263. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. TGIGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. • 27th ANNUAL FIXTURE AT HAWERA. 23rd and 2-ith NOVEMBER, IPIO. 23rd and 2-ith NOVEMBER, 1910. CLOSING WEEK FOR ENTRIES FOR THIS HUGE CARNIVAL. FULL DOG SCHEDULE (Under N.Z.K.C. Rules). i'llo Prize Money Hunters' Competitions, . .£llO. HOME INDUSTRIES SECTIONS. Entries for all Classes close" on Saturday next, 12th November, at 9 p.m. _. Free copies of schedules still obtainable from the undersigned. ' 1 F. G. TEEWEEK,. Secretary. P.O. Box 37.. Tel. 173, HAWERA. PUBLIC NOTICES. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. DIVIDEND Warrants for the Halfyear ended 30th September last are now obtainable at the Wellington Office of the Company. H. E. "\YILLIAMS, - General Manager. • Dunodin, 15th November, 1910. £o. REWARD will 1» paid to any per- & . son giving, information and upon the conviction of person's who broke windows in cottage, in Valentine Street, .Alicetown, Hutt. Dwan Bros., Willis Street. ■ - DISCLAIMER. FRANK HUMPHREY, of Horokiwi, I'etone, is not the Penon sentenced in the Magistrate's Court on Monday, 11th inst., for converting to his own use a sum of money. IN 'THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, AYELLINGTON DISTRICT. PALMERSTON NORTH REGISTRY. IN THE MATTER of "The Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act, 1303," .: . And IN TrfE MATTER of a Petition under tlio above-mentioned Act,' wherein one ANNIE LOUISA HALSALL is Petitioner, and one THOMAS ALFRED HALSALL is Respondent. JN Pursuance of an. Order dated the 3rd day of September, 1910, and made by the above-named Honourable Court, Notice is hereby given to the abovenamed Respondent, Thomas Alfred Halsall, that the above-named Petitioner, Annio Louise Ilalsall, lias filed a Petition in the above-named Honourable Court praying that her marriage with the Respondent, Thomas Alfred Halsal!, contracted on the lltli day of September, 1891, at Masterton, be dissolved .on the ground of the adultery. of the said Thomas Alfred Halsall the person , named in the. said Petition; And, Further, that a Summons of Citation addressed to the said Thomas Alfred Halsall was on the 26th day' of April, 1910, ' issued out of the above-named Honour-,-iblc Court upon the said Thomas Alfred HalsaU; And. take further notice, that 1 by the said Order the Respondent, i Thomas. Alfred Halsall, must enter an appearance and file his answer in accordance with the Rules under the abovementioned Act not later than the 30th day of November, 1910, and that the said Petition be heard at the first Sittings of the above-named Honourable Court, at Palmerston North, in the year 1911.' . E. O. HURLEY, • Solicitor for 'Petitioner, ' Palnierston North." . It is requested that any friend of the above Respondent, Thomas Alfred Halsall, knowing his present address will please forward this Notice to him. STUDY the Property Market.—The back page of "Tho Dominion" is a Laud and Farm Direeturv. Auctionsers' Notices will also be found on the same • vm-