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AMUSEMENTS. WEE BIT 0' SCOTCH And HUMOROUS CHARACTER SKETCHES IN COSTUME. At;"(lie Competitions to-day and to-night wo enter for the public by presenting to tliem the biggest and brightest programme ever presented to a Wellington audience. For instance, both Halls will be going all dav, and the programmes will consist of I'iano solos, Sottas ('Gentlemen), Soprano Solos, Scotch Songs, Recitations for Boys under 14, Humorous Character Sketches, Bass Quartets, and ORIGINAL SKETCHES. Thirteen entries, including several of: the Talented Juvenile Competitors. ALTOGETHER A STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME. GO WHERE THJ-1 CROWDS ARE! To the COMPETITIONS! COMPETITIONS! TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT. 9.30 a.m.—Piano Solo. Sight Reading. (Under ]8.) Winner to be declared. 10.45 a.m.—Song (Gentlemen). Own Selection. Three to compete in final. 12 noon—Soprano Solo: "Night." Two to compete in final. 2 p.m.—Scotch Song (Lady or Gentleman). Own Selection. Three to compete in final. 2 p.m.—Original Recitation or Sketchnot in Character. Three to compete in final. 3.30 p.m.—Character Sketch (Restricted): Humorous. Two to compete in final. 4.10 p.m.—Recitation (Boys under 14): "the Slave's Dream." Winner to appear at night. TOWN HALL (Largo Hall). Brass Quartet: Tramway Band No. 2, Wellington. Recitation (Boys under 14): "Tho Slave's Dream." The Winner. Piano Concerto: "Stuck." Winners will be declared. Soprano Solo: "Night." Pinal, 2 Competitors. Original Recitation or Sketch. Final, 3 Competitors. Song (Gentlemen): Own Selection, accompanied by self. Final, 3 Competitors. Character Sketch, Humorous (Restricted). Final, 2 Competitors. Scotch Song (Lady or Gentleman): Own Selection. Final, 3 Competitors. Character Sketch, Humorous. Winner will be declared. Prices 2s. (reserved) and 1& DEMONSTRATION NIGHTS, All the Prize Winners. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Prices 3s. (reserved), 2s. and Is. : Early Doors Gd. extra. Plan now open at the Dresden. TO-MORROW-THE IRISH NIGHT! NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST ' FESTIVAL. JAMES DYKES, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. SEASIDE RESORT. AB. NICHOLLS desires to state that ho has taken over the Sea View Boarding House at CASTLEPOINT, lately carried on by Mr.. Potter, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit

a fair share of public patronage. • WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CLOSING OF PORTION OF FEATHERSTON STREET. NOTICE is hereby given that Featlierston Street, between Grey and Panama Streets, will be Closed to all vehicular traffic 1 oh TUESDAY, the 26th Instant, between the hours of 2 p.i)i. and 5 p.m., on account of the' formal opening of the New General Port Office Building-. . 1 JNO. R. PALMER, : Town Clerk. 25th November, 1912. CAMNETHAN PRIVATE HOSPITAL, fin HIS is to notify the public generally that I have removed to the house recently vacated by Dr. Smythe.in Hieh Street, Carterton, and have opened CAHNETHAN PRIVATE HOSPITAL. I also desire to intimate that my charges are .£1 Is. and .£2 10s. per week, no extras. Now ready for the reception of patients. ■ NURSE GRENGOR, 1 Telephone 89. Carterton. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD. IT is the intention of this Society, on or after the 25tli December, 1912, to issue a Certified Copy in place of Policy fto. 70291. on the life of James Cunningham, of Oarnaru, which is alleged to have been burnt. P. D. LESLIE, Resident Secretary. Wellington, 25th November, 1912. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER. jyOTICE is hereby given that at a Spe- ' cial Meeting of the Wellington City Council, held on the 31st day of October, 1912, the following Resolution was 'passed:— "The Wellington City Council hereby makes by Special Order in exercise of thepowers rested in it under 'The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908/ and 'The Wellington City Empowering and Amendment Act, 1912,' and in pursuance and exercise of all other powers and authorities (if any) enabling it in that behalf." The Short Title of the By-law is "The Wellington City Reserves Charges Bylaw No. 17, 1912." ' The object and purport of the By-law are:— • 1. To fix the hours of admission to the Zoological Gardens, and to fix the charges for admission. 2. To appoint the Sports Grounds on City Reserves and to fix the limit of charges thereon, and to provide that due notice of the days of charging shall be given by advertisement. 8. To provide that persons entering a sports ground without payment shall be guiltv of an offence. AND NOTICE IS HERE3Y FURTHEE GIVEN that the said Resolution will be submitted for continuation at the Ordinary Meeting of the Wellington City Council, to be held on THURSDAY, the 28th day of November, 1912, at the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Cuba Street, Wellington, at 8 p.m., when tliq date on which the said By-law will come into force will be fixed. A full copy of the By-law is deposited at the Office of the Town Clerk to the said Council at the Town Hall, Cuba Street, and may bo inspected there by all persons during the ordinary office hours. JNO. R, PALMER, Town Clerk. sth November. 1912. YOU CAN'T RUB OUT FACTS. THAT we are giving you the best Tailormade Suit in (own for the money. No fictitious savings. Fit and Style guaranteed. G. S. ROBERTS, Fashionable Tailor, 52 Lower Cuba St. (Over A'./. Motor X'o„ opposite Bank of PLANT YOUR GARDEN WITH JONES AND CO.'S PLANTS. BEST SELECTION OF ALL KINDS IN STOCK, from Is. per dor. . Note the Address—2ss CUBA STREET, . 'Phono 510.