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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1078, 17 March 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props., John Fuller and Sous, 'iho Recognised Home ot Poriect Pictures. .'i,iGXIFi CKXT SUCCESS ■MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS of the NEW PROGRAMME, of the NEW PROGRAMME. FULLEIiS' PICTURES At Iho FULLERS' PICTURES Ever Popular. TWO COMPLETE CHANGES WEEKLY. Every Monday and Thursday. TO-NIGHT .\[ 8 TO-NIGHT We again present the BHILI.IANr NEW PROGRAMME Which last evening took tho huge audience bv storm. The CHARMING VAIdETY of the series being especially noticeable. It comprises ALL THE LATEST and most up-to-date Masterpiece:, of Cinematography. SAHRY D.lEL'l, SAHRY DJELI, The Rage of the London Hippodrome* N\T PINKEIITOX, DETECTIVE. (The Great Jewel Case.) RAOUAEL, A Magnificent Russian Drama. CATTLE SHOW, BUENOS AYRES. KARLSBAD WARWICK KOWANO . PORCELAIN. CHRONICLE. TOUNG. THE SIIERRIFF AXD MISS JONES. Animated Pulty-The Son nf the Dogc-f Recreation of an Heiress. LAUNCH OF THE THUNDERER. And a host of oilier*. ONLY TWO .MORE NIGHTS. D.C. and 0.5.. Is.; Stalls (Up-upt, 63. at Christoscn's. 'Phone 3153. ONE OF THE BEST~YET. mU E A Tll JJ. B u HI. , THE HOME oTvAUDEYILLE. A Magnificent Xcw Programme. First Appearance in Wellington of MAY DAHLBERG, Australia's Finest . MAY DAHLBERG, Sorio and Dancer. Coloured End Man, GEORGE SPARKES. Brilliant Dancer, GEORGE SPARKES. H UPERT CUTHBERT,. Descriptivo RUPERT CUTHBERT. Vocalist. MABEL FOWLER, Tasmania's Phenomenal Soprano. Hef first Appearance in Vaudeville. MAUI) FANNING, Australia's Cooa. Singer. A verv great Favourite. THE ELLIOTT SISTERS, The Daintiest Darlings in Vaudeville, ARTHUR ELLIOTT, Lively Comedian. ELM A ANDERSON, Contralto Balladist. GEORGE JONES, Ethiopian Oddmcuts. A Prime Favourite, ETTIE WILLIAMS. Williamson Girls. Daphne Leslie.' THE PIERROTTS! THE PIERROTTSI A New and Novel First Part. Dress Circle and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is. Boxes, 1 Guinea. Book Seats at Theatre, WOXDER L A N D> i Open TO-DAY (ST. PATRICK'S DAY), 2.30 lo 10 p.m. • Admission: Adults, Is.; Children, Gd, ALL SIDE-SHOWS FREE. /*■!■■ ■■— I ... .1 111 H MEETINGS.DIAMOND FOOTBALL CLUB. THE Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Diamond Football Club will bo held in the Trocadcro Private Hotel, Lnmbtou. Quay. TO-NIGHT. .(Friday), J7th..-:.M«ch, at. 7,.'i!) sharp. Business: Adoption of Report and Balance-sheet; Election of Officers; and General.- All,, ui,i?m,n«rs, and - intending members are requested't'o'attend. J, W. BLACK, Hon. Secretary.^ LECTURES, THE MISSION'S TO SEAMEN. TO-NIGHT (Friday), MARCH 17th, At 3 p.m. POPULAR LECTURE BY THE "BEGGARS AXD THEIR DODGES." Bright Musical Programme by Miss Graham and Tarty. Collection. PUBLIC NOTICES. MIRAMAR BOROUGH COUNCIL. DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. "EVLECTORS ni-o hereby notified '.hat tho . i-J District Electors' List may be seen at the following places:— "The Kiosk," Worser Bay; Mr. M'Farlane's Stores, Sentoun; Past Office Store, .. Miramar; and Mr. Patterson's Store, Miramar. Electors whose names do not appear on the list are earnestly requested to make application for enrolment on the Supplementary Roll. R. E. BENNETT, Town Clerk. MIRAMAR BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN ORDER OR ORDERS-IX-COUNCIL AUTHORISING THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRAMWAY IN. ■■ THE BOROUGH OF MIRAMAR. In re "The Tramways Act, 1905," and ■ "The Tramways Amendment Act, 1910," NOTICE is hereby given that IhcCoun- *■! cil of the Borough of Miramar proposes to apply to liis Excellency the '. Governor in Council for an Order or Onlers-in-C'ouneil -authorising the con- , struction by the said Borough Council of ft Tramway in the said Borough, and notice is hereby given that plans and cross-sections showing the nature of the, works to bo undertaken, together, with ■ the descriptions thereof, are deposited at tho office of the said Council, situate in .no King's Chambers, Wellington, and are open for inspection without lee during ordinary office hours. A description of the said works, with explanatory notes, is set out in the schedule hereto. THE SCHEDULE-MIRAMAR AVENUE TRAMWAY. The Tramway commences at the Miramar Wharf, connecting with the tram- • way laid along the Wharf and thenco along Miramar Avenue. In the proposed Order the Route is divided into two parts Route "A," extending from the w;harf for a distance of about V chains (tCtift.), along '.'liramar Avenue, and Ri'iite "B" from the terminus of Route "A" along Miramar Avenue to connect .with the electrio tramway from the City of Wellington to Miramar North at Ihe junction of Alexandra Street and Park Koad with Mira- ■ mar Avenue, a distance of IS-T5 chains. The tramway will he used for the carriage of goods only. The tramway is ot Ihe same gauge as tho electric tramways '■ in the Borough, viz., I feet. The rails are to be rolled fteel weighing f/*lb. per lineal yord and of the grooved girder pattern laid on and spiked to wooden sleepers. The motive power may be electric, steam, petrol, gas or other power applied by means of locomotive or traction engines, or animal power may be used. R. E. BENNETT. Town Clerk. Dated this lGth day of March, 1911. DR. JAMES DOUGLAS, DECEASED. A LL.CLAIMS'-.ingainst deceased's estate x.V must bo rendered to, mo in detail in duplicate certified to as correct before 25th MARCH, 1011. Persons indebted'to the estate, can settle, with me, WESLEY TURTON, Solicitor to tho Estate. Queenstown, 7th March, 1311. , UNE ED A CRO MA C DRY GINGER ALE. Guaranteed made from tho Original Belfast Formula. Solo Agents: • • THOMSON. LEWIS, AND CO., *All Hotels and Stores,