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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2867, 4 September 1916, Page 9

TO-NIGHT, At 8. And Until Friday Night. MATINEE - WEDNESDAY, At 2.30. The Welcome Reappearance of Tho Petite Fayfiuvite, MAK'GUERITE CUBIC Dainty, MARGUERITE CLARK adorable, MARGUERITE CLARK clever,' MARGUERITE CLARK charming, MARGUERITE CLARK versatile. In A FAMOUS PLATERS' STAR, ' "SEVEN .SISTERS." "SEVEN SISTERS." . "SEVEN SISTERS." "SEVEN SISTERS." Seven in a family!—all girls!! Mici, the fourth girl, is desperately in love, but. cannot marry, according to custom of tho country, until her elder sisters have gone off. But she and her lover laugh at locksmiths, and customs, and ivin out to happiness. ' A Charming Romance that Fairly captivated the,' Big Xudience on Saturday. V BREEZY, WHOLESOME, EXQUISITE, ' A .Picture that will "get yon." Also an, interesting subject, WITH THE (R.A.M.C.—Caring for the Wounded at tho Front—Behind the Lines , —At the ■ Base and "at Home." Tho Patho Gazette,. and others.' BOOK YOUR. SEATS EARLY. Prices, lid.. Is., Is. fid. .Reserves at the Bristol or The King's. ~'P)iono 3113. fJIHE NE'ER DO WELL, Rex Bcach/s Robust Inspiring Yarn, . At THE KING'S, Saturday Next. ; PUBLIC NOTICES. WILL any person having knowledge of MATTHEW HENRY EDWARDS, formerly of Wellington, a tenor singer, or of any. relation of his, kindly coamiunicate with the undersigned? JACKSON, RUSSELL, TUNKS, AND OSTLER, Solicitors, Auckland. TO EMPLOYERS.,' . EY Authority' of tho lion. G. W. RUSSELL, Minister of Internal Affairs, Notico ■is Hereby Given to all Employers requiring tho clerical assistance of Women {luring tho War Crisis, that on application to tho Women's National Reserve, Featherston Street, competent persons can be supplied for employment as Shorthand 'lypistes, Typlstes, and General Clerks. ' FLORENCE PORTER, • Hon. Organising Secretary, Women's ■ National Reserve.

.In the matter of "The Tramways Amendment' Act, 1910," and. tho Regulations thereunder, ■ ' And' In the matter of an Election of One . .Representative by the Employees on the Appeal Board for the Wellington Tramway District, to fill the Vacancy caused by the resignation of the present member, Mr. M. J. Whalen. T ROBERT PERCY WARD, of Wcl--S-j lington, Clerk to t'lio Appeal Board, hereby call upon the Employees within the Wellington Tramway District ,to Noniinato a person to represent them on the Board, and to send such Nomination, in writing, to mo within a period of FOURTEEN DATS from the date, hereof. ■ Dated at Wellington this Ith day of September, 191 G. R.P.WARD, Clerk to the Appeal Board.--Magistrate's .Court, Wellington. ' . IMPORT'LICENSES. Customs Department, ' Wellington, 30th August, 1916. WITH reference to the War Regulations issued on the 21th J.uly lust, and to the advertisement of stli August in connection with the same, it has been found advisable to make certain alterations,and the following statement now explains the position. It will be noticed .that there is not now necessity to obtain licenses to trade with firms in Japan or France. ' . (a). Licenses are required to import goods into New Zealand from all countries except Britain, British Possessions, France. Japan, and tho United States. , (b) A license must be obtained from the Comptroller of Customs, before the goods are ordered, for each firm with whom it is desired to trade. (c) Whero goods nre ordered ttmmrfh a buying agent in the United Kingdom who is givfcn discretionary power as to tho sources of simply, and . irrespective of whether the suppliers' invoice is to bo ultimately sent along with his own invoice to New Zealand or not, there will lx> no necessity to obtain a license in New Zealand provided tlint the agent ?>efcs the invoico to be sent to New Zeaand vised and approved .at the ollico of. the High Commissioner in London •'(d) It should be clearly understood that it is only in cases cuvored by tho preceding clause that invoices should be submitted to tho High Commissioner, and that whenevor the namo of the probable supplier is known to the New Zealand importer, a license must be obtained. (e) Whero a New Zealand importer has got into touch with a new-firm subsequent to the oubreak of war, he should state when applying for a license how he came to communicate with that firm, and should submit any relative papers. (f) Licenses will not be required for goods bought out of stock in Britain. British Possessions, Franco, Japan,' or tho United States, but in no case shall this bo construed into permission to iin. portfl) Any of enemy manufacture, origin, or ownorship; or (2) Goods being tlia produce or manufacture of any firm with whom a license to trade has been refused; or (3) Any goods prohibited from importation under the War Regulations. (g) Importers, are specially warned against ordering or importing goods from any firm or parson from time to time declared in tho "New. Zealand Gazette" to be an enemy. ARTHUR M. MYERS, Minister of Customs. AVE you Tried TE MATA WINES"? They ore a Now Zealand product, and the best 1 Prides from 28s. per case. Writo_ tho_Manager at Havolnct North for Price Lint.