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

AMUSE M E NTS. GLORIOUS COMBINATION! JjMJLLERS' THEATRE ROYAL. ir, ( ¥o?r^ EEK OF~ VAUDEVILLE Until CHRISTMAS at this popular house ot amusement, therefore tko uianageuicnt a magnificent* farewell pkon. , , GRAMME S HAYDEE'S MARIONETTES. p D^ E ; HAYDEE'S MARIONETTES. Positively the- Greatest Novelty the Fuller VTr?rr a n"??? m ?5 t lm '° « v <* Presented. } X twlm ™i LDIEXCES ASTOUNDED. A IHEATBE WITHIN A THEATRE. Direct from England, Crst appoaranco of _ L , THE DKI.AFIORIK, Entertainers and Xylophone Experts. THE NATIONAL DUO, err. n5r 0 ,!, I ,'l cl ? ul C,lild Performers. M,Ji IHLM m their Marvellous Apack* Dance. NADA MORET. A,ll "'ra's I-wJitiK Lady Entertainer. MARTINETTI AND GROSSI, „-,, T Surprise Artists. WIL , V, :,TF ' nS ' Sorios a, "l Dancers, AND MANY OTHER ARTISTS. D.C and 0.5.. 2s, Stalls, Is. IJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. £-f Props., John Fuller and Sons. / I-L LEERS' The Best PICTURES. FULLERS' of all. PICTURES. ST A R TLING ATTR A CTION. Edison's Groat Masterpiece, THE RATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. Trip. BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. England expects that every man this day will do his duty." THE DEATH OF NELSON. A Magnificent Production. THE CLIFTON TERRACE FIRE, THE CLIFTON TERRACE FIRE, Close views of the firo which took nlacft on Friday Inst. THE WELLINGTON FIRE BRIGADESmart work by officers and men. A Picture that every Wellington Citizen should see. MUSTANG PETE'S LOVE AFFAIR. And Many Others. D.C. a „d OS. U.; Stalls (tip-up), 6d. Plan at Christosou's. 'Phone 3153. BOXING. LAST TOURNAMENT of the SEASON, m 0 W N HALL, A WEDNESDAY, 29th. HAN NA N V. GADLT, AND 3 PRELIMINARIES. Full Particulars as to Prices and Book" iug in later issues. MEETINCS. GREAT MISSIONARY ADDRESS. "ffcE. KARL KUMM7F.R.G.S., the well±s known African Explorer, will Lecture m the TOWN HALL, THIS EVENING (Wednesday), At 8 o'clock, On "THE DESTINY OF THE NEGRO ■RACE AND TURKEY IN TRIPOLI." Chairman, PROFESSOR PICKEN, M.A. Admission Free. Collection to defray expenses. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE OF POLLING-DAY. IN Pursuance of the Legislature Act, 1908. and its Amendments, I, GILBERT GRAJIAM-HODGKINS.-Returnine Officer lor the Electoral District of WELLINGTON CENTRAL, do hereby give notice that, by, virtuo of a Writ bearing date tho 21st dav of November, 1011, under the hand of (ho Clerk of the Writs, an election will be held for. the 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 bo taken at tho several polling-pkices of tho said district on the 7th dav of DECEMBER, 1911. Every man desirous of becoming a candidate must be nominated by not less thau two electors of the district, by n, nomination-paper as prescribed by section 105 of tho said Act, delivered to the Returning Officer on or beforo NOON on tho 27th day of NOVEMBER, 1911. Th? following, arc the polling-places for the Electoral District of Wellington Central :— Bijou Picture Theatre, Vivian Street. Alexandra Hall, Abel-Smith Street. Public School, Willis Street. St. Peter's Schoolroom. CShuznec Streot. Druids' Hall,. Taranaki Street. Wesley Schoolroom, Taranaki Street. Rechabito Hall, Maimers Street. Mission Hall, Aro Street, Congregational Schoolrcom, CourtenaJl Place. Mission Hall. Tory Street. Drill Hall, Buckle Street. Hours of Polling, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated (his 21st dav of November. 1911 G..G. HODGKINS. Returning Officer. NOTICE OF POLLING-DAY. IN pursuance of tho Legislature Act, 1908, and its amendments, I, JAMES EDWARD FREDERICK PERRY, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of WELLINGTON SOUTH, do uereby give notice thai, by virtue of a Writ hearing date the 21st day of November, V.UI, \inder the hand of the Clerk of Writs, an election will be held for tho return of a oualilied person to serve as member for The sniit "district; and (hat tile latest hour for receiving nominations of candidates will be NOON on the 271h dav of NOVEMBER, 1911; and that tho noil, if necessary, will lie taken at tho several polling-places of the said district on the SEVENTH day of DECEMBER, 1911. Every man desirous cf becoming a. candidate" must be nominated by not loss than two electors cf the district, Jiy a nomination-paper as prescribed by Section Ifl.'i of the said Act, delivered to the Returning Officer on or before NOON on the 27th day of NOVEMBER, 1911. The following are the polling-places for (ho Electoral District of Wellington South :- Newtown Public Library, Revans Street (Principal). Tho District High School, Newtown. St. Thonns's Schoolroom, Riddiford Street. Mr. G. Booker's Stare, Wallace Street. The Tabernacle of the Church of God, Tasman Street. The Cunrchrcnin, Palm Grove, The Congregational Sunday School, Constable Strcft. The Public School, Brooklyn. The Public School, Berhompore. The Masonic Hall, Adelaide" Road, Ber» hamporo. Mrs. Roger's Post Offieo Store, Short Street, Vogeltown. Hours of Polling: 9 a.m. to 7 ii.m. Dated this 21st day of November, 1911. J. E. F. PERRY, Returning Officer, Wellington South, The Public Library, Newtown. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD. ORDINARY SHARES. A LIMITED NUMBER of £h Ordiiv -p. ary Shares are now available to shareholders and tho general public. The shares will be issued on the basis of Two Pounds each paid up, with a premium as heretofore of Ten Shilling per 6haro. ° Forms of application can bo obtained from Messrs. Harcourt and Co.. A t Bate, Esq., or F. Pownall. Wellington Agent, w u Ei W. EELPH. General Manager, .Cb.riiitcb.ureh.,