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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2766, 9 May 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. THE THING'S, x ' HE IVING'S. ' For the convenience of those unable to attend at night, we have a MATINEE, DAILY AT 2.30. MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30. (Children Half-price to All Parts.) The Same Programme as at Night. : . GET THE HABIT! ~ '. THE THING'S. HE ICING'S. A Powerful, Heart-gripjiing Drama. ALL THIS WEEK..' AFTERNOON at 2.30. EVENING at S. The "FAMOUS PLAYERS" CO. present one of their greatest successes, Introducing the eminent American actor JOHN MASON. JOHN MASON. AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.' . A Play that grips and hfllds its grip. Also Showing: A Mr. and Mrs. Sidney' Drew Comedy, "BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS." .' THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE.. And Views of Canterbury, England. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. At the Bristol Piatio Co. • PRICES—6d. and Is. Eeserves, la. Cd. PUBLIC NOTICES. „ '. ' REMOVAL NOTICE. TVffESSES. H. G.' .BEDELL, LTD., WJL Tailors arid Ladies' Costumiers, beg to notify their numerous customers and the public generally that they are Removing from 155 Riddiford. Street to MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES. IN PROUSE'S BUILDING (Ground Floor), TARANAKI STREET. , A Speciality is made of all Military Orders. " _ ' / POROPOEO SETTLEMENT, ' fajOTICE i 9 hereby given that Section 13, Block XV, Otahoua S.D., situated about IS miles from .Masterton, will be open for application on -Renewable Lease on WEDNESDAY, 24th May, 1916. Plans, with full particulars,, may be. obtained at the principal Post Offices, and from the District Lands Office, Wellington.. ... G. H. M. N'CLURE, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

FOR Private Sale—That splendid Property, known as "Wai, Ora," comprising some of the finest land in Westmere, being situated five miles from Wanganui, on the New Plymouth' Main Road. To be sold as a whole or in the following lots:— Lot 1—370 Acres,- homestead. Lot 2—385. Acres, with dwelling'and other , buildings.. ' - Lot 3—290 Acres, with dwelling and other buildings. Lot 4—64 Acres, with dwelling and, other buildings. ' For further particulars, apply to GEORGE MITCHELL, "Balthangie," St. John's Hill, Wanganui. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908 (Section 50.) ■ / IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM ALLEN SLY, of Wellington, Tally Clerk, deceased. ■ : . ALL Creditors and others.having claims against this estate are Hereby re'quired to send them, with particulars, to 'tho District Manager of the Public Trust Office at Wellington, on or before tho 10th day of July, 19111. Accounts not rendered by- tho date named may be rejected. . ' All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of tho Public Trustee's account at any postal money order office, or paid to the District Manager of the Public Trust Office at Wellington. FR-EP.. FITCHE'IT, ' " , ■ Public Trustee. ' Bth May, 1916. ■ ' . : ROOFINGS COMPARED-,- .. .. "MALTHOID"'SCORES! THE report of the Wellington City Kngineer gives tho cost of Galvanised-iron at ■■ iC2 15s. per square, and MALTHOID ROOFING at .£1 12s. 6d.! Corrugated-iron IS OUT .OF THE QUESTION. Malthoid makes a batter roof, and saves JCI 2s. 6d. per square. . ' COSTLY HOMES HAVE MALTHOID ROOFS. AUBREY GUALTER'AND CO., Wellington. ' ' SMITH & SMITH, LTD., Wellington. HY. WILLIAMS & SONS, LTD., Napier. • , I JOHN BURNS & CO., Ltd., Auckland. ■ . - ■ ■

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