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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1105, 19 April 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props., John Fuller and Sons. Tlie Reeopnis.-u Home o£ Perfect Pictures. The Best FULLERS' PICTURES, of ;>ll. FULLERS' PICTURES. CHANGE TWICE WEEKLY. ],>«ry Momla.v unci Thursday. Presenting Daily Ui o Very Latest and • Star Productions of tiio Week. TO-NIGHT positively the , LAST NIGHT Of tha Present MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. - A. Serins of Masterpieces. • HIS TRUST, . ■ A Story of nn old Negro's Faithfulnesßi HIS TRUST FULFILLED, A Sequel to "His Trust." SCIENTIFIC BONNIE PATHE BILLIARDS. SCOTLAND. GAZETTE. THE COLOUIt-SERGEANT'S HORSE, Picturesque . Battered Cask •lap.in. Bridegrooms. Making, THE HEART of an INDIAN MOTHER. Foolsheiul's Present: Tweedledum is Shy, HE WHO LAUGHS LAST. OUR PETS. THURSDAY (To-morrow) THURSDAY, Entirely New Programme. D.C and 0.K., Is.; Stalls (tip-up), Cd. Plan at Christeson's. 'Phone 3)53. m ir u a t re royal,' L FULLERS' GREAT EASTER ATTRACTION. The Finest Dancing Act over seen in N.Z, A SENSATION! HARRIS & VEKNON Tho Greatest HARRIS & VEUNON Dancing Act HARIUS & VERNON on Record. RHODF..SDURYS-Jack and Will. SUYFFKR TWINS The popular AeroSKYFFKR TWINS bats and Dancere. < REIX'E, I'AT Corner Man. A THE RACOONS A j~- (Two men. a hoy, and a dog), RUPERT CUTHBEKT, Descriptive, GIBSON GIRLS, the Charming Duo. MAY UAHLBI'.RG, Serio and Dauscuso. MISS ETTIE WlLLlAMS,'Reappearance. MABEIi LYNNE, Bashiim Comedienne. GKORGH JONES JESSIE LEE TIM HOWARD SID JOHNS Book All Seats at- The Dresden. D.C. and 0. Stalls, 25.; Stalls, Iβ. Booking. Cd. extra. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 19th APRITi At 8 o'clock. BAND PERPOR MAN CE. JUI'P'S BAND AT LYALL BAY. R. TAIT. Acting Town Clerk. IiHU April, 1911. t TTUJLLERS , SKATING RINK. iJ NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Season Tickets—Gents.', £2 2s. Ladies', :iO=. General Admission—Gents., Is.; Ladies, Gd. Ball-beating Skates, Is. Floorase to patrons with own fkates, fld. j Murning Session (private Tuition), 12 to , ]. Afttnioon, 2.30 to 5 y.m. Beginners ■ Session, G to 7 p.m. Evening, 7.30 to 10 o'clock. _ FAREWELL TO BISITOP AND MRS. WAI.LIS. 4 F\REWELL Social to Bishop and 11 Mr?. Wallis will be held at the Svdncv Sliest Schoolroom on WEDNLhDVY EVENING. 191 li April, from 3 u.m, to' 10 p.m. All who desire an opportunity to bid them good-bye are cordially invired to attend. Morning drees. ELECTION NOTICES, : CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. JOHN FULLER, JUNR.'S CANDIDATURE. TO-NIGHT, BROOKLYN MEETING. ALL (hose willing, to help to Eecure jA. the return of Mr. John Fuller, Jim., "are , earnest ly wq nested to alje'"} a Meetini! "hich will be held THIS (\M,DNLi> DAY) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock sharp, the object being to form :\ Brooklyn Committee. Mr. Fuller will briefly express his views. N.8.-All Lady Supporters are respectfully invited to'be present. ISM NT) BAY.—Thursday Nighi, St. Hilda's Hall, 7.30. MARANUI.—Friday, Moore's Tea Rooms, 8 p.m. Committee Rooms: 31 Panama Street CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. nniFFIN SOCIAL HALL, Manners Street 1 -.(Winder's Coriior), MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 24th, E. GVLLICIIAN will take oIV the gloves and deal with some uiHialab.blo facts concerning our Tramways, and will also deal with the Eloctric'ljight question. Chair taken promptly at 8 o'clock. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION , . T AMES AND GENTLEMEN,-I lies JLi to announce tha't it is my intention (o again stand as a Candidate for the City Council, and should I have the honour to be once mors sleeted, it will be my endeavour to do in the future, as I.have done for the. past seven years.—l remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours Sincerely, ■ F, COHEN. ME Nil Y BODLEY—"JIan must serve his time to every trade save ceusni'c, critics all uro ready made." This gratuitous stricture was unearthed against perfectly justifiable criticism of the City Council—from without; tha Electors consenting, in future it shall be from within. The candidate has a warraut-in-bncf o£ half a century's unremitting toil, and. forty years' Wellington biiMiicsi experience. His allegiance will in (he first place Iμ to private effort and individual rivalry; in the second, lo municipal rather than. symlieM powers. 'lie is no agitator. What an ajitator? An unorganised human unit having its brain in its belly; his head made hollow for phonocamptic purposes; and the quantity of its mouthing nn invert cf their quality. Of course he is a Socialist, as most men are, as n worker in unity for tho ■ common good—not, like tho few, banded to force a selfish division of unearned •spoil. Daily iloins his dole as imposed by fate. Contended with the life which health ami happiness need; and selfreliant in wresting the duo reward of effort, with never a thought to crib on that of others. llu has no interest in property, nor faith in "Leagues" or Labour "cislits." No banner for pride nor bending knee, for vain humility; ever wailing with ■■watchfulness and working to win, in tho pursuit of Life's duties, potential as from man to man. I have, etc., HENRY BODLEY,' 207 Grant Road, April 19. 1!»1. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. MR. LEN M'KENZIE will meet hu Friends and Supporters at O'Donnell's Hall. Kilbirnie, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 8 o'clock. MIRAMAR MAYORAL ELECTION. JOHN BRODIE will address the Elec tors of Miramar at 8 p.m. TONIGHT, the 19Ui INST., ;it Hall, next Mr. Patterson's Store. ELECTORS OF MIRAMAR. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-I am SJ ofl'orins myself as a Candidate at the forthcoming Council Eleclion. If you should do mo (ho honour to elect me, you can rely on me iloinif inv very best .in the interests of the 'ratepayers. I am, yours faithfully. I A. 11. GRIFFITHS.