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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1083, 23 March 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. fTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Props., John Fuller and Sons. Tho Recognised Homo of Perfect Picture* FULLERS' PICTURES, The Best FULLERS' PICTURES, of all. CIIAXGE TWICE WEEKLY! Regularly every Monday and Thursday. TO-NIGHT! Thursday. TO-NlGH'J.'l Still" another Bright, and ENTIRELY NEW I'IJOGRAMME ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME Of STAR Subiicts. The First Choice of the Best. Procurable WE CATER SOLELY FOR NEW " ZEALAND. It has been, AND IS STILL, our aim to present a class of picture entertainment to suit Ihe tastes of our New Zealand audiences. AYE HAVE STUDIED their likes and dislikes with GREAT SUCCESS, as the reception accorded each progrnmuio presented at His Majesty's amply testifies. TO-NIGHT we anticipate an even GREATER SUCCESS. A MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME Has bean arranged, which we venture to assert will surpass any ptevious prcw gramme. Note llic Extraordinary Variety— Shakespeare's Best Comedv, THE MERRY WIVES OF WIN.DSOEi A Magnificent. Study, DOLMITE ALPS, An Instructive Subject. GUN PRACTICE ON THE DREADNOUGHT/ A Powerful Drama, i RfiD CROSS SEAL. A Newspaper in Pictures, THE WARWICK CHRONICLE. ' And a Host of Others. ' D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stalls (tip-up), 6& > Plan at Christeson's. 'Phono 8153. v TU EAT R U R0 Y A L."\ THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE. > NEW PROGRAMME! NEW STARS) First Appearance in N.Z. of Charles Kittio AND O'BRIEN. ; Huge Success! Hugo Success! I Thoso American Comedy Artists and Tanglefoot Dancers, , Not one in ono liko This ono Tangled Songs, Tangled Talk, Tangle 4 Dances, New ianglefootalia, . . CHAS. DALY, Tho originator of his own peculiar &tyl<| of Dancing. ' KITTIE O'BRIEN, ~,A Peal Singer of Real Irish Songs, All New Items by MAY DAHLBERG. Coloured End Man, GEORGE SPARKES. RUPERT CUTHBERT, , Descriptive. Mabel Fowler (Tasmania's-Phenomenal Soprano), Maud Fanning, Tho Elliott Sisters, Arthur Elliott, Elma Anderson,George Jones, Ettio Williams. Williamson Giris. Daphne Leslie. THE PIERROTTS! THE PIERKOTTSt A New and Novel First Part. Dress Circle and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is. Boxes, 1 Guinea. Book Scats at Theatr#, MEETINCS. \ MEETING of SHOPKEEPERS in favour of the retention of the present Half-Holiday System (Wednesday or Saturday optional) will bo hold in the ■ Masonic Hall, Boulcott Street, at 8.30, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING 23rd inst. Shopkeepers against tho compulsory closing on Saturday are earnestly iuvited to attend. PUBLIC NOTICES. rUBLIC NOTICE. . IN the mailer of a Scandal that hn« licen widely circulated conccftijnß me, lo the clTect that I was discovered in my Otaki. Store on a certain Sunday night, last winter, \vitli a certain younsf . • lady, I; Byron Brown, of Otaki, having utterly failed to discover the originators of I lie story, caused to be sot up a tribunal of six reputable gentlemen to inquiro into tho facts. Tho prosecution was invited by advertisement in two issues of tho Otaki "Mail" to como forward ■ and give evidence. The committee sat on Monday, March 20th, at S p.m., at the offices of Messrs. Kirk and Stevens, Otaki. At the appointed hour there was no appearance of tho prosecution, nnd after wailing 20 minutes llio defenco was heard. Four witnesses were examined on oath, nnd the findings of that committee aro as follow:— "We, the undersigned, being a. committeo set up for the purpose of inquiring into the alleged misbehaviour of Mr, Byron Brown with a certain young lady, and having thoroughly investigated the said allegations, do unanimously and unhesitatingly declare, on positive proof, that such charges have not the slightest foundation in fact." Dated this 20th day of March, 1911. (Sinned) J. G. STEVENS. Chairman. CECIL SMITH. Anirli,can Vicar. FREDERICK ]?AND!\ Wcsleyan Minister. GEO. H. HARPER. Solicitor. ROBERT J. STAVELEY. Solicitor. ' T. O'ROURKE. Civil Servant. IN THE MATTER of Tho Companies' Act, 190S, and IN THE MATTER of The Greater J. D. "Williams Amusement Company, Limited. , TAKE NOTICE that it is tho intention. of the above-mentioned Company to commence business in the City of Wellington, in '.lie Dominion of New Zealand, AND THAT the office of llio Company is situate in Fowlds's Building, Number 52 Manners Street, in the said City of Wellington. Lated this 21st. day of March, On« thousand nine hundred and eleven. THE GREATER ,1. P. WILLIAMS AMUSEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, by its Attorney, LEON PHILLIPS. lIUTT COUNTY COUNCIL. STRAY STOCK AT PLIMMERTON. ■ ATOTICE is hereby given that the OwnJ,n ers of all stock found wandering at large in or about the Township of Plinimcrton will be prosccutcd in accordaneo with law, or such stock will be impounded. By order of the Hutt County Council, 11. D. ATKINSON, Clerk. Wellington, 22nd March; 1011. DEER-SHOOTING SEASON. EED DEER STAGS may be taken or killed within the County of Featherston, excepting thoso from that portion of tho said County lying to the westward of tho Wellington-Napier Railway Line, and also excepting the prescribed area in the Huangaroa Survey District, in tho occupation of Mr. John Martin and another, from April Ist to May 15th, 1911 (both days inclusive). No stag shall bo killed having antlers with less than ten points, and no licensee shall lie allowed to kill more than four stags. Licenses may bo obtained at tho Post Office at Wellington, Masterton, Carterton, Greytown North, Featherston. and Martinborough on payment of a feo of .€2. A. F. LOWE, Hon. Sec. Wellington Acclimatisation Society, Wellington, 13th March, 1911, In tho Matter of tho Assigned Estnlo of Pel or McArdlc, Carrier and Coal Merchant, Wellington. ALL CLAIMS in tho above Estate must bo rendered to tho Undersigned on or before 'TUESDAY, tho ISth APRIL, 1911, otherwise they will bo excluded from 1 ' participating in tho-Distribution of tho . j Assets. ARTHUR T. CLAJtKE, W. A. FLAVELL, Trustees. • 197 Lambton Quay, -'•J \Wollin£toßj 18th,-MBtrch'j 1911, !