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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1931, 13 December 1913, Page 8

IMUSFMENT3. tjvxl\&u*e.s-s-,.;r he a. t/r e, . vwhcro'lilveryboiiy'' Goes.'^v : ;>'.'^ Stalled•: .Dress Circle,. 6(3/ AXD TO-NIGHT.^ i^PII^LAS'IVTUn-; theso' V: : %- : ISTIjRUK. GREAT "mTUHES ,J -. . . STOIM , KD- CLOCK" - »Senw.tion). HAND OF Co/s "Masterpiece''). • r ' Glßf, ACROSS THE AYAY.'.V"(A.B.- Co.'.s 3)ramo).. And -the 13ig- Supporting; fcas\v\--PTibGfjt MK:.- aroifOAY'C BIM Tv\ a' K E'A'£ BE (Maunci\s>,Street). \ : ..,.2Ji roction T..1V....,: 1: : A i "J.• ..Coienia?a i -v? : rrcTui?Ks, ; i;;::v,;^ l r ron)'' 1! 'a'.m."!to 31 (ill AND OPENING, .?■" A P\\l> OI'KNIN( J( .MONDAY''. MONDAY MONDAY.p:. : MONDAY, ■ p.mi'.;,'. ; The rnopt iusiiricMJn' nnd most espeusively; '\i- turnishrd Thraire'in iNcu* '.1.: AYK AKF/'Ol'T TO "STUDY OUK,;'-' t :\':TATIiOXS. V': :r The Theatre* rontnin* <i"*flinrming'iGTinge, telophonn for ' use," cloak rooms, a'spurious baJeonjyand refreshment rooms • •'-ONTiY'..l'dH.' .Pf?OGRAMJIKB; • : ONliYi-THK'vHI-iST i PROGRAMMES,"" 1 •-•• r XOTE OCR. PRICIvS: .. i^. , pay l; h'cs&ioiis~n- 1 a.m.' s ":to ; .G , • ArluMs—D,(.w,'' Adults—D i C., h .iiii.;,;:^iiili?, Ivvening Sessions—G ' p'.mV to 11 ■ Adults—]).C. 'and .Children nl"v;iy-i :ld. The Theatre is TO JiK LET, for Sunday Kvenihss. Apply to Maiiatfer.'...

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iW sure to got "II rS MASTER'S VOICE" ftramophone-""tue machine with the Tinman Vokn\" l-'or Salt- by accredited "His Master's Voice" Gramophone Dealer.". Instrument Catalogue and List of Latest. i?Pconis post, free from 'OUA.MOfMI.ON HTM, LTD., 11S-1~0 Victoria Street, Wellington. ASTRONOMICAL, CHKONOMETKR RATING NOTICE. Hector Obsorvntory, Wellington.-Thn position of the Jlcctor Observatory is aa follows:— Latitude, 41deg. ITmiit. 3.765ec. South. Longitude, II hours 3smin. 4,"7 sec. East oJ Greenwich. JJtaight, above i 909 mean sea level, 418 loot. Chronometer bating Notice.—At 1 p.m. to-day a galvanometer lirujil for rating chronometers will be seni from the Observatory to the Public Telegraph Oflioo and to the Dominion 3lu&oum. The needta will move at I p.m. exactly of New Zealand standard mean time, when a chronometer set to Greenwich mean time should show- U hours 30min. Any difference will be tho error of tho chronometer on Greenwich mean time. At ? *;.m. correct time will also be signalled from the Observatory by means of electric lights. A green light will bt switched on nt about 8.45 p.m.. a red one nt about 8.55 p.m., and a whlto ono at about 8.59 p.m., and nil lights will be switched oil nt 9 p.m. exactly of New £ Poland standard moan time. The preparatory switching on of the lights must be considered as only approximately correct* and must, not be used for rating chronometers. Tho correct time for rating will be given by switching off the lights simul* taneously at 9 p.m. f. K. ADAMS, ' . . . Government Astronomer, ' Welliaffton," December. 13, • 1913.