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"THE DOMINION" PREPAID ABVERTISE MENT BATES Onn Inch SO Words), «•. per Insertion. Front Page, ss. por incli each insertion. BIHTII, DEATH, AND HAHEIAGB • NOTICES, te. ti. i>«r Insertion. Situations W»nt«d I u Word Board and Il«id.nce 3 BIXPENOK OENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. M Words, Is.: 24 Words, li. 6d.; 30 World, 2s.

AMUSEMENTS. m H E A T R E ROYAL. Proprietors, John Fuller and Son». THE BOOM OF BOOMS. CROWDED OUT EVERY NIGHT. FASOLA. THE HINDU FAKIR FASOLA. AND .MAGICIAN. ANOTHER BRILLIANT SUCCESS. The Jingo Audience Alvslificd, Bewildered, Bullied by Marvellous Exhibitions of Hindu Necromancy. FASOLA. Tho Great Illusionist and FASOLA. Wonder Worker; the SkilFASOLA. ful Juggler, and Master oi FASOLA. Hindu Magic. Audiences Taken bv Storm. THE WINDSOR CHORISTERS, THE WINDSOR, CHORISTERS, Led by Wonderful Boy Soprano, Exqui*. ite, Delightful, Captivating Singing, winning Tremendous Applause. Original Unique. OUR NEW VAUDEVILLE COMPANY Acclaimed a Great Success. Humorous Songs. Witty Dialogues. Fini Dancing, etc., etc. BOOK YOUR SKATS at the DRESDEN for the LAST NIGHT of present magnificent programme. WE CHANGE NEXT SATURDAY. More Fine Acts in Store. Dress Circle and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, .If. Booking (only Gd. extra). CjKATING Direction RINK. lOKATING John Fuller and Sous. RINK. The Recognised Home of Perfect Pictures. TO-NIGHT AT 8. FULLERS' The Best PICTURES FULLERS' of all PICTURES Presenting a Brilliant Army of All Star Subjects, presented last evening for the first time in New Zealand to a. large and most enthusiastic audience. BABY AND THE STORK, BABY AND THE STORK, Tho Biograph Company's Thrilling Production. THEIR CHARMING MAMMA. A Delightful Comedy Drama. RERGT. WHITE PERIL A Tale of tho SERGT. WHITE PERIL Mexican Border BEAUTIFUL VINTAGE AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. PULL FOR THE SHORE SAILOR, PULL FOR THE SHORE SAILOR. Bv the Edison Co. INNOCENT'BURGLER. And othert. . Orchestra. Stalls, Is.; Stalls. Cd. I '■" " ■ I PUBLIC NOTICES. MASSAGE 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, at Hotels, or at the N.Z. Branch Eslnblishmeut-27a MAY STREET, WELLINGTON. Reasonable Terms. Particulars on application. Telephono 3220. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL FOR THE LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTION OF HUTT. T FRANCIS WALTER LONDON, Rol s turning Officer for the Licensing District of Hurt, do hereby declare the result of the Poll taken on Tuesday, the 12lh dav of March; 1912, for the" election of Five Members for the said .distvict to bo as follows:— ~ , Votes Candidates. Polled. COTTON, John «45 RYDER, Henrv Edmund SSG WELCH, Maurice Whitewood 53!) CUDBY. John W] STEVENS, Orion "02M'KWAN. John William 471 SHORT. Rirhard Walton 4'* WAUGH, Thomas 41-4 No. of votes rejected as informal... 28 T, therefore, declare the said John Cotton; Henry Edmund Ryder, Maurice Whitewood, Welch, John Cudby, and Orton Stevens to be elected. ' Dated at Petone this 14th day of March, 111" F. W. LONDON, Returning Office. MEETINGS. A SSEMBLY HALL, Y.M.C.A., ■*••»• Willis Street. FRIDAY, 15th MARCH, at 8 p.m. ANNUAL MEETING LH Hie N.Z. ANTI-OPIUM ASSOCIATION. Speakers: Mr. J. G. W. A.ilkeu, President of th» j Association (in the chair). Rev. H. G. Blackburne, M.A. Miss Bessie Webster, of the China Inland Mission. Mr, ,1. W. Webster, of the China Inland Mission. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. mHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING I of the Members of tho Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited, will be held nt the Offices of the. Society, Nos. 419 and 421 Collins hlrcet. Melbourne, on WEDNESDAY, the 2,th Daj of MARCH, 1912, at 2.30 o clock p.m. BUSINESS: To receive the renort of tho Directors and Auditors, together with tho Balance-sheet and Statement of accounts. To receive the renort on the investigation into the Society's affairs as at 31st December, 11)11. To elect two Directors. The retiring Directors—Henry Byron Moore, Esq., and Arthur Honvillc Were, Esq.. have given notice that they are candidates for re-election. To elect two Auditor!.. Messrs. Louis Charles Wilkinson and Henry Windle Clcvordon Smith retire, an,, being eligible for re-election, otter themselves accordingly. And for such other business as may bo brought forward by tho Directors. Bv Order of the Board, JAMES PULLAR, Secretary. Melbourne, Gtli March, 1912. SPECIAL NOTICES ST. JOHN'S RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. PRACTICE will bo held at 3 o'clock sharp TO-MORROW, on Polo Ground No. 4, Miraiunr. H. LE CHEN, Hon. Sec. LOST AND FOUND. lOST, on Wednesday, between Victoria J Street, ICarori, and Northland, via Creswick, o .small Black Purse, contain-, iug about lli<. Apply W. Skogg, Victoria Street, Karori. lOST. a Gold Brooch, lover's knot, sot J with pearls, either Hobson or Daviea Streets. Reward,_ 22 Hobson Street. lOST, Thursday, on train leaving LambI ton Station 3.10 p.m.. Black Handbag, containing money, bankbook, receipts, etc; good reward. Apply "Los," Hutt Agency. STRAYED-Two Horses, dapple 16 hands, and dark bay, IS; last seen ot To Horo, travelling south. Fleming, Qtdki Railway, Reward,