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AMUSEMENTS. SPECLAX NOTE.. Owing to the alteration in tho timo of rimning tho south boat on Saturday "BULLETS AND BROWN EYES"' "BULLETS AND BROWN EYES" Will bo screened only Threo Times more At ITVEE THING'S AHE J-^-ING'S TO-NIGHT, TO-MORROW NIGHT. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.80. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.30. The Final Screenings of tho Delightful Romantic Story, "BULLETS AND BROWN EYES," "BULLETS AND BROWN EYES," "BULLETS AND BROWN EYES," "BULLETS AND BROWN EYES/' Featuring Charming BESSIE BARRISCALE, And Handsome WILLIAM DESMOND. A Stirring Lovo Romance, full of Life and Actiou. A better picture than 'Trisoncr of Zenda" or "Rupert of Hentzau." Varied and Interesting Supports, including PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Taken by the slow Photographic Process. COMMENCING SATURDAY NIGHT A Powerful Rendering of Charles Dickens's Immortal Story "A TALE OF TWO CITIES." "A TALE OF TWO CITIES." And Strong Supporting Bill. Prioes—6d. and Is. Reserves, Is. Gd. at the Bristol Piano Co. rjpOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction W. A. Low. COMMENCING NEXT WEDNESDAY, 9th AUGUST, For a Short Season Only. The World's Masterpiece, JANE SHORE. , JANE SHORE. JANE SHORE. The Greatest and Most. Gorgeous Photoplay ever Screened in tho World's Theatres. JANE .SHORE. A Romance of the Court of England in the Stormy Days of THE WARS OF THE ROSES. The .Mounting, .Dressing,' and Effects A REVELATION. Over 5750 people in the production. 250 Scenes. JANE -SHORE Captured the heart of Edward IV, and ' a beautiful Lovo Story runs right through 1 the picture. THE BOX PLAN opens at Tho Bristol . on SATURDAY MORNING. JANE SHORE'S OWN PBICESReserve Seats, 2s. 6d.;Back Seats, 25.; . Front Seats, la. I PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD ELECTION. T HEREBY Declare that the following have been elected Members of the , Wellington Education Board, as from AUGUST OthJ-.— WELLINGTON URBAN AREA (•!). ■ John Guthrie Wood Aitkon 114 (elected) - Thomas Forsyth 108 (elected) - Robert Alexander Wright 105 (elected) i William Allan 92 (elected) : Charles Manley Luke ... 89 (not elected) ■ Alfred Humphrey Hindmarsh '.. 39 (notelected) ' Kate Milligan Evans 33 (notelected) 1 Valid Votes 580 , Invalid Votes i s HUTT-PETONE URBAN AREA (2). George Thomas London .. 21 (elected) , Edward Porcival Rishf worth 21 (elected) John George Abraham's Castle 19 (not elected) Duncan Mearns Yeats ... 6 (notelected) 1 Valid Votes 67 J Invalid Votes .... 0 HUTT-HOROWHENUA WARD OF THE RURAL AREA (2). William Hughes Field ... 13G (elected) ' John Kebbell 128 (elected) Frederick Herbort Petrie 65 (notelected) • Valid Votes 329 ; . Invalid Votes 1 I WAIRARAPA WARD OP THE RURAL I - AREA (2). 1 Alexander Wilson Hogg--Elected unopposed • Thomas Moss Elected unopposed ' MARLBOROUGH WARD OF THE RURAL AREA (2). Alexander Mackay ... Elected unopposed Edward Henry Penny Elected unopposed G. L. STEWART, Returning Officer.. I BRITISH CONSULATE-GENERAL, i KOBE. . TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE- ; SENTS SHALL COME. I HUGH HORNE, acting British.Conj sul-General at .KOBE, in tho Empire of JAPAN, Do hereby certify that the firm of Paul and Company, of 46a Harima-Machi, Kobe, Japan, are a British firin without any enemy interest direct or indirect. IN FAITH AND TESTIMONY whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal of office thi9 26th day of Juno, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixteen. (Signed) HUGH HORNE, (Seal.) • Acting British Consul-General. J. D. ANDERSON AND CO., Huntor Street, Wellington, ' ' Agents for Messrs Paul and Co., Kobe, • JAPAN. HAVE YOUR WALLS PANELLED WITH A M I W U D. A BEAUTIFUL Panelling, having the exact appearance of the following favoured hardwoods—Golden Oak, Weathored Oak, Mahogany, Jenisero—gives beautiful effects. Write for particulars to Aubrey Gualter and Co., Wellington. , E. W. Mills and Co., Wellington. Smith and Smith Ltd., Wellington, N.Z. Acetyleno Gns Co., Wellington. John Burn, and Co., Ltd., Auckland; Hill and Plummer Ltd., Auckland; N.Z. Acetylene Gas Co., Auckland; , Henry Williams and Sons, Ltd., Napier. OFFICERS' UNIFORMS FFICERS' UNIFORMS Are Cut and Made by Trained Military Experts at • MILLIGAN'S, KELBURN AVENUE. i WH. P H I L P, . CORNHILL STREET. House, Window, and Office-Cleaning Contractor. Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by MACHINERY. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED Telephone 329 i (3 riniiß). MATA WINES. Try them at any Hotel I Thoy aio sound and good.