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AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. COURTENAY PL ACE. 'PHONE 105. TERIiIFIC SUCCESS. A PROFOUND SENSATION CAUSED BY HERBERT BROOKS, THE SUPERNATURAL PUOBLHMATIST, WHO DEFIES ANYONE TO DISCOVER TUB SECRET OF HIS MYSTERY TRUNK. It seoms 60 simple! Just a stout heavy tTiink! Just big enough for a man to be curled up iu. After it is locked, a heavy, light-litting canvas cover is laced over it, mid then a stout rope is lushed over that. Yet in Three Minutes Brooks appears. The rope is still over tbo cover, the cover is still laeed, and the trunk is. etill locked. Yet Brooks stands 011 that stage. And you saw him get into it securely fastened. He llien opens the now empty trunk. HOW IS IT DONE? COME TO-NIGHT AND SEE! HOW IS IT DONE? COME TO-NIGHT AND SEE! Tho management, pledges its word that there are no traps in'or on the stage. Hon- he does it is a. mystery to the stage hands. This Great Artist will bo supported by THE MUSICAL IBSONS. THE DO-EE-MI TRIO. LOU HOFFMAN. POLLARD AND JACKSON. THE COLLIERS. WELI.S AKD ECLAIR, LOUIE DUGCiAN,. ARTHUR DOUGLAS, And LEONARD NELSON, Just a Plain Comedian. LEONARD NELSON. Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Booking at The Bristol, Gd. extra.

SPECIAL NOTICES. nnHE SOUTH. BRITISH INSURANCE 1 COMPANY, LTD., HALF-YEARLY DIVIDENDS Now Payable at'the Office, 326 Lambton Quay. T. B. CHING, Manager. BUSINESS CHANGE. PW. RBARDON, LIMITED, having • disposed of our business of Motor Agents and Garage Proprietors to the Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Limited, as from the 18th inst., we would tako this opportunity of commending our successors to tho various clients of the business, and would express the hopp that tho new proprietors be extended the same support as wo have been favuurod with in tho past. Accounts owing by, and remittances due to, tho undersigned,, should be rendered to Mr. A. D. Low, Trust Buildings, or P.O. Box 116, Mastertou. P. W. REARDON, LIMITED. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 50.) In the Estate of G-corge Sinclair, late of Wellington, Stevedore, deceased. ALL Creditors and others having claim* against this Estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, oc the forms provided, to the District Manager of tho Public Trust Office at Wellington, on or before the 19th day of December, 1915. Accounts not rendered by tho date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above Estate may be lodged' to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal moneyorder office, or paid to the District Manager. of tho Public Trust Office at Wellington. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. 15th October, 1915. 4 WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. FLOTATION LOAN. PER CENT., N. 2. GOVERNMENT. JiJOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Brokers, Members of the Wellington Stock Exchange, are authorised to receive applications for the above Loan and supply Forms:— Bate, A. T. MacShane, A. S. Bucholz, E. Mauley, N. B. K. Dymock, E. 11. M'L. ltcmier, C. R. George, G. T. Stephens, Wm. C. Gualtcr, Aubrey Stuart, A. Mcliss, Harcourt, J. B. Turnbull, W. H. Hornabrook, S. E. Warburton, A. L. Hume, J. Martyn Watkins, O. S. Irwin, F. H. Wilson, L. H. B. Kirkby, R. Wynn Williams, Algar T. XTATIONAL RESERVE OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON, GROUP 5. RECRUITING MEETING, TOWN HALL, . THURSDAY, 21st OCTOBER, 1915. It is specially desired that tho Citizens' National Reserve for Home Defence should assist at the Recruiting Meeting to bo held at the TOWN HALL on THURSDAY EVENING. It is, therefore, directed by order of the Commandant— (1) The Engineers (Railway), Infantry Companies of Ist Regiment, -including Brooklyn Platoon, Armjr Service Corps' (Transport Northern Division), and Ammunition Supply Column (excluding "B" Company, Wellington South), will parade at Government Buildings, Bunny Street, at 7.25 p.m., forming column of route anil marching at 7.35 p.m. sharp, via Lambton Quay, Willis and Mercer Streets, to' Town Hall. (2) The Infantry Companies of the 2nd Regt. Army Service Corps Transport (Southern Division), together with "B" Company, Ist Regt. (Wellington South), will parade at Courten&y Place Square at 7.25 p.m., forming' column of route and marching at 7.35 p.m. 'sharp, via Courtenay Place, Manners, Willis, and Mercer Streets, to the Town Hall. (3) Platoons at Ngaio, IChandallah, Porirua, Eastbourne, Petone, Lower Hutt, Taita, and Upper Hutt will parade if so directed by their O.C.'s. Ji) Major Morison will command tho Northern Column, with Major Davy, V.D., as Adjutant. Major Firth will command the Southern Column with Gapt. M'Leod as Adjutant. Major Davy, V.D., to command the united columns' at Mercer Street. Medical Service, Ambulance, and Nursing Sections are not required to parade, but seating accommodation will be provided for them in the body of the Hall. (6) BANDS: Tramways, City Mission*, N.Z. Natives, and Jupp's, to assemble as amused with Headquarters. DRESS ORDER: Civilian with N.R. Badges—no arms. H. N. M'LEOD, Capt., Adjt. No. 5 Group. ■ Wellington, 18th October, 1015.

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES PECULIAR DEATH QF AN OLD MAN.' i (By Telegraph.—Pr«B Association.) Auckland, October 18. Alexandor Glennic, 6 ( J years of age, was foiuul in Cornwall Park on a wood heap with a deep cut on his wist and suffering from loss of blood and shock, from wliich he died at the Costloy Homo. Ho stated that he had -sustained injuries by - falling from a- window. At an inquest, evidence was given that deceased was found alongside a chopping-block, and that there was a sharp axe close by, with bloodstains on the blade. Deceased said he might have injurod himself with the axe; lie didn't remember. The verdict was that deat'h was due to exposure and exhaustion, following severe hemorrhage. SWCJDH. Dlinedin, October IS. Andrew Smith, aged (if), a boxmaker, fool; poison yesterday, dying half an hour later. He hi*d been in ill-health.

Messrs. K. W. Harden and Co., Kimbolt.on, advertise a 152-acro properly for lease. Iffii' CHIIdi-sp's Banking Cough Nighi^ .Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. i», Cd|V