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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1385, 11 March 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. f\ P E R A HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. WELCOMED WITH UNPRECEDENTED ENTHUSIASM. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13th, VICE-REGAL COMMAND NIGHT, Under tho patronage and in the presence of His Excellency tho Governor. THE GREATEST ACTRESS In Tho ENGLISn-SPEAKING WORLD, .MISS ETII E L IRVI NG, MISS ET HE L lItVI NG, And Her COMPLETE LONDON COMPANY, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) TO-NIGHT And Three Fcllowing Nights, W. Somerset Maughan's Fascinating Comedv, "LADY FREDERICK." "LADY FREDERICK." "LADY FREDERICK." FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 15, For Three Nights Only, "THE WITNESS FOR THE DEFENCE." I "THE WITNESS FOR THE DEFENCE." Bos Oflice at Dresden. Day Sales at ChrisUson's. Prices-D.C. and 0.5., 65.; Stalls, 35.; F.C., Is.; Early Doors, Stalls, 6d.; F.C., Is. extra. Q H 0 R T T 7 * ~P I C T U It iTs. C 5 — The Homo of Continuous Photo-Plays. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) TO-NIGHT At 0.30 TO-NIGHT At 0,30 GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Including tho Great Star Picture by the Nordisk Company, A FLIGHT TO DEATH Showing a seA FLIGHT TO DEATH cret meeting of A FLIGHT TO DEATH Nihilists surA FLIGHT 10 DEATH priced by the A FLIGHT TO DEATH Police. A FLIGHT' 10 DEATH Showing (ho A FLIGHT TO DEATH Nihilists escapA FLIGHT TO DEATH ine in a motor. A WEIGHT TO DEATH Showing tho A FLIGHT TO DEATH great motor A FLIGHT TO DEATH chase. A FLIGHT TO DEATH. ] Showing the Nihilists' motor-car falling over, a cliff, tho occupants being thrown out and the car being dashed to pieces at the bottom. A FLIGHT TO DEATH-A Picture without cental, and that was witnessed by over 70,000 peoplo in Melbourne and Sydney. A FLIGHT TO DEATH is without a doubt the greatest drama ever screened in Wellington. Supported by a complete programme of exclusive; photo-nlays, including "The Substitute," a thrilling railway drama, by the Lubiu Company, the, Gaumont Graphic, etc. Open dailv from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission—Adults Cd.: Children 3d. "THE GARDEN HOTEL." ENGAGE Rooms for a Week End. Lovely Gardens, comfortable rooms, good menu, courteous attention. Moderate Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY. Ring Up "BELLEVUE." STRING BAND. MESSRS. VITETTA BROTHERS, Harp, Violin, and Fluto (Constantly engaged at "Royal Oak Hotel), Aro prepared: to receive engagements for '"At Homes" Garden Parties, etc. Can supply largo cr small Orchestra. Address. 136 TORY ST. 'Phone 2570. PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON SUBURBS AND COUNTRY DISTRICT. ELECTION OF LICENSING COMMITTEE. NOTICE OF POLLING DAY. In pursuance of "The Legislature Act. 1903," and "".'he Licensing Act. 1905," I, JOSEPH WILLIAM SALMON, Returning Officer for the Wellington Suburbs and Country District Licensing District, do hereby give notice that on election will bo held for the return of five qualified persons to serve as members of the Licensing Committee for the said district, and that I have received the following' nomina-1 (ions:— • ' ■ ATKINSON, Lily May CATHIE, Charles COOK, William EASTWOOD, Thomas Henry GALLOWAY, William MOORE, Francis Thomas M'LEOD, Hector Norman REITH. John STEVENS, George As the number nominated exceed the number required (j), a poll wilt" be necessary at the several p-.llimj places ot the, said district on TUESDAY, the 12th day of March. 1912. The following are the polling places:— (1) Berhampore—Mr. J. Ormrod's Store (comer Upper Adelaide Road and Chilka Street), principal. (2) Worser Bay—Tea Kiosk. (3) Seatomi—Mr, M'Farlancs Store, Tram Terminus. (I) Miramar-Hall. (3) Maranui—Hall. (6) Melrose—Mr. Tonk's residence. (V) Island Bav-St. Hilda's Hall. (S) Makara-P.O. Store. (9) Kurcri—Borough Council Chambers. (10) Karori North—Dominion Tea Rooms. (11) Wadestown—Club-room, Pitt Street, (12) Kaiwarra—Methodist Church-room. 113) Ngahuuranga—Hall. 04) Normandalc—School-room. (15) Belmont—Mr. Walker's residence. (16) Ngoio—Church-room. (17) Khandallah— Anglican Church-room. (18) Johnsonvillc-Town Board Oflice.. (19) Ohariu—School-room. (20) Tawa Flat—School-room. (21) Porirua—Hall. (22) Plimmerton—P.O. Store. (23) Pahautanui—Hall. Hours of polling: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. J. W. Returning Officer. Dated this 2nd day of March. 1912., TMTASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY. Treatment by an Accredited Specialist. C. CREIGHTON HALE, of 89 Mortimer Street, Cavendish Square, MASSEUR BY LONDON CERTIFICATE, is temporarily in New Zealand, and treats patients either at their Residences, at Clubs, nt notels, or at the N.Z. Branch Establishment-27n MAY STREET, WELLINGTON. Roasonablo Terms. Particulars on application. Telephone 3220. - , THOR.NDON. WE have for Sale three Ideal SECTIONS, situated Upper Featherston Terrace, adjoining Qtieen'e Park. Price, .£l2 per foot, and wo are prepared to builtl to 6iiit clients for cash or terms; deposit, .£2OO, balance monthly payments. Plans may be inspected nt our office, JOHN ODLIN AND CO.. LTD., CABLE STREET. GE O. PUD N E Y, DENTAL SURGEON'. Corner of Willis Street and Boulcolt Street, M'Oill's Buildings (Late American Dental Parlours). Has returned to Wellington, and will be pleased to see old. and new patients. Note the Address: SIDE ESTRANGE. BOULCOTT STREET (Opposite Dr. Collins's late Surgery).