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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1292, 22 November 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. .Lessee, J. C. Williamson, Ltd. THE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME i' A COMPLETE TRIUMPH. •■ A COMPLETE TRIUMPH. One of tho Finest Programmes of Pictures EVER SEEN in Wellington. That Most Thrilling of Picture-dramas, "FOR A WOMAN'S SAKE." "FOR A WOMAN'S SAKE." , Presented last night for the'first time in New Zealand, a huge success. AUDIENCE- SPELLBOUND, and, at finish MOST ENTHUSIASTIC APIDA USE. "THE MASKED ; BALL," "THE ABDUCTION CASE," "THE TRAPPERS," "GLIMPSES. OP NEW ZEALAND" ' (Showing Pelorus Jack), And a Host of Other Films. WHAT A PROGRAMME I . And tho Prices to Suit Everyone— n fid., Is., and is. fid. n«r. S^l (h >' n ' M ' to All Parts. BOX PLAN at Dresden. No extra for booking. J, mi "I IJi ™inmnimiiiirmiiim \{j npUB NEW THEATRE, Z ;£_■*•' Manners Street 7, Z Props., MacMnhon and Donnelly. Z Z GO .WHERE THE CROWDS GO! Z Z DAILY, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. Z Z CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. 7, Z Can You Beat It? Z Z DRAMAS-"The Foreman's Mine." Z Z "The Girl and the Oath." Z 7, "Slave for Love." '/, Z Italian Avuiy." Z Z COMEDIES-'Triscilla and . the Z Z I mbrolla." y t 7i "Contrad's Interesting Article." Z Z "Tweedledum's Motor-Car." 7, Z Etc., Etc, Z Z Think of it! Adults, SIXPENCE. 7, Z Children THREEPENCE everywhere. 7, rmiiniimumimmiimiiiiimm np E A GARDENS. KAKORI. Three Minutes from Campbell Street Tram Stop. These Beautiful Gardens Form a PERFECT SPOT FOR PICNIC PARTIES OR A DAY'S OUTING. OPEN EVERY DAY. Gd. ADMISSION. . Gd. ALL REFRESHMENTS AT TOWN .. PRICES. PIANO-PLAYING MADE EASY. Scales, Exercises, or Drudgery; no ■H Failures. Wo return your money if you are unable to read music ami play in six weeks. Full tuition, £2 2s. Call and inspect tho National College of Music, 30 Willis Street, Postal Course. Now Ready. Hours—lo a.m. to 9 cm. .. PUQLIG NOTICES, NOTICE OF POLLING-DAY. IN pursuance of tho Legislature Act, . • 1908,. and its Amendments, I, PERCIVAL CORDTN(J,'R«hirning Officer for tho Electoral District of- WELLINGTON EAST, do hereby give notice, that,' by virtue of-a-Writ bearing date the 21st day of November, 1911',' under (he hand of tho Clerk of the Writs an election will be held for tho return of a qualified person to serve as member for the said district; and that tho latest hour for receiving nominations of candidates will be NOON on the 27th day of NOVEMBER, 1911; and that the poll, if necessary, will be takon at the several polling-piacis of the said district on tho 7th clay of DECEMBER, 1911. Every man desirous of becoming a candidate must bo nominated bv not less than two electors of the district, by a nomination-paper as prescribed bv Section 105 of tho said Act, delivered to" the Returning Officer on or before NOON on the 27th day of NOVEMBER, 1911. Dated this 21st day of November, 1911. Tho following arc tho polling-nlaccs for the Electoral District of Wellington East :— Kos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, Clyde Quay School (Principal). ,» 5, 6, 7, Kent Tcrraco Schoolroom, Kent Terrace. „ 8, 9, 10, St. Mark's Schoolroom, Sussex Smiare. „ 11, 12, Victoria Hall, Adelaide Road. " '-' \t' "' D <!" n *"'s Hall, Kilbirnic. " !-' '»•, "Wlmc Pavilion, Ilataitai. ~ Ir, Public School, Kosenoath. Hours of Polling-9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 22nd day of November, 1911 P. CORDING, . Returning Officer. NOTICE OF POLLING-DAY P I?™??! 1 -? ? f th ? L^ Act. vT-tt t r .', a , iul lts Amendments, I, JOSEPH WILLIAM SALMON, Returning Officer r, r ->-.-,„!5U- Ele, ' toral District of WEI,Disffir ' S V™, AXD COUNTRY DISIRIH do hereby glvo 110 | ico that, by virtue of a Writ bearing i?,,° th ? -li st , tlay , of NOVEMBER, 1911, under tho band of the Clerk of Writs, an election will bo held for the return of a qualified person to serve as member for the said district; and that the latest honr for receiving nominations ot candidates will be NOON on the 27th day of'NOVEMBER, 1911; and that th" poll, if necessary, will bo taken at the several polling-places of tho said district on the 7th day of DECEMBER, 1911. Every man desirous of becoming a candidate must bo nominated by not less than two electors of the district, bv a nomination-paper as prescribed by Section 105 of the. said Act, delivered "to the Returning Officer on or before NOON on the 27th-day of NOVEMBER, 1911. The following arc. the polling-places for the Electoral District of Wellington Suburbs and Country District:— No. 1 Berhampore, Mr. J. Ormrod's Store, corner of Adelaide Road and Chilka _ Street. (Principal.) 2. Karaka Bay, Tea Rooms. 3. Worser Bay, Tea Kiosk. 4. Seatoun, P.O. Store. 5. Miramar, Town Hall. .6. Maranui, Hall. 7. Melrose, Mr. W. Tonks's resilience. 8 and 9. Island Bav. Public School. 10. Island Bay, St. Hilda's Hall. 11 Reuben Avenue, Extension, Brooklyn, Mr. Riskes' residence, No. 41. 12. Raroa Read, Kelburne, Mr. J, G. Reid's residence. 13. Maltara, Public School. 14. To Kohanga, Telephone Bureau (Mrs. Walker's). 15. Karori, Parochial Hall.. 16. Karori, Public School. 17. Karori North, Dominion Tea Rooms. IS. Wadestown, Church Room. 19. Goldies' Brae, Mr. C. F. Reeves' residence. ' 20. Kaiwarra, Methodist Church Room. 21. Ngahauranga, Public Hall. 22. Korokoro South, Public Hall. 23. Normandale, Public Hall. 24. Belmont, Mr. R. Walker's rosidence. 25. Hoywards, Mr. James Egan's residence. 20. Ngaio, Church lioom. 27. Khandallnh, Anglican Church Room. 28. Johnsonville, Methodist Schoolroom. 29. Johnsonville, Parochial Hall. 30. Pukehuhia, Public School, Newlands. 31. Ohariu, Public School. 32. Tawa Flat, Fublic School. 33. Porirua, Public School. 34. Paremata, Mr. J. H. Bucklands* residence. 35. Plinimertou, Public School. 36. Pukcrua, Mr. H. Ames' residence. 37. Pahautnnui, Public School. 33. Judgeford, Public School. 39. Takapu, Public School. Dated this 21st day of November, 1911. J. W. SALMON, B<eturnujg .Officer, i