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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2889, 29 September 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS THE LAST NIGHT Of Patlie's Powerful Play— "AT BAY/' "AT BAY." "AT BAY." "AT BAY." "AT BAY." "AT BAY." The brilliant dramatic story of n woman's fight for freedom. Too good a picture to miss, SEE IT TO-NIGHT , 'A? ts k&R BRILLIANT SUPPORTING ITEMS. Prices—fid., Is., and Is. 6d. RESERVES at The Bristol Piano Co. TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, AFTERNOON at 2.30. EVENING at 8. AT mnE • "ITING'S. T -fl-HE ICING'S. Will be Screened a pioture that is altogether a NOVELTY, but •which has proved a WONDERFUL SUCCESS wherever it lias been shows. A NOVEL PLOT, NEW SITUATIONS, ' And A NEW LEADING ACTOR, WILLIE COLLIER, JUNR., WILLIE COLLIER, JUNR., Tha Greatest Boy Actor, and a "chip of the old. block," for 1 be is the eon of tlie ( Famous American V Star, WILLIAM COLLIER. A Fourteen-year-old Boy, who revels in his part, the Bugler, at a Western Army post, entrusted with a' position of trust. PATHOS and FUN. . Barrack Life and Grim War. WONDERFUL FIGHTING and DABING RIDING, And a Big Heart-interest Story Are all in "THE BUGLE CALL," "THE BUGLB CALL," "THE BUGLE CALL," "THE BUGLE CALL," A Thos. H. Inco Production, from the TRIANGLE-KAY BEE STUDIOS. FIRST-CISSS SUPPORTING BILL. ■ Prices as Usual. But don't forget to BOOK YOUR SEATS EAItLY. PUBLIC NOTICES. SOLDIERS' XMAS GIFT. The Management of /JVHE MARBLE BAR, LTD., Have kindly consented to' give, THE ENTIRE TAKINGS .OF THE OPENING DAY Of the Manners' Street Establishment for the above object. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), AT 3 P.M., His Worship the Mayor has kindly con-„ sented, to perform tho ■ opening l Ceremony. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. COME AND ASSIST A WORTHY ■ OBJECT'. ' RECEPTION TO RETURNED SOLDIERS. BY S.S, WILLOCHRA. TIHE Officers and Men who are returning by the s.s. Wtflochra will arrive in Wellington TO-DAY (FRIDAY), by the s.s. Maori'. A Civio Reception will 'be tendered, to them in the Toijn Hall at 11 o'clock. The public are invited to attend. J'OHN P. LUKE, Mayor, 28th Soptemiber, 191 G. . , MEN WANTED FOR HOME SERVICE. 71/ fEN are required to replaco the -LyJL Field Artillery Section of the Royal N.Z. Artillery at present in Now Zealand. Applicants should apply at the offices of Adjutants to tho Field Artillery Brigades at Auckland, Palmerston North, Dunedin, and Chiistchuroh. and at the Alexandra Barracks, Wellington. The following only will bo accepted:— (1) Men unfit for Active Sorrioe, but fit for Home Service. (2) Returned Soldiers, unfit for further Aotive Service, but fit for Home Service. Age-limit, 20 to 46. , Pay at Expeditionary Force Tates, with rations and clothing. W. B. P. THRING, Captain R.N.Z.A. For Colonel 0.0. t R.N.Z.A. , TO EMPLOYERS, , BY Authority of the HON. G. W. RUSSELL, Minister of Internal Affairs, Notice is Hereby Given to all Employers requiring the clerical assistance of Women during the War .Crisis, that on application to the Women's National Reserve, Featherston Street, competent persons can be supplied for employment as Shorthand Typiates, Typjstes, and General' Clerks. FLORENCE PORTER, Hon. Organising Secretary, Women's •National Reserve. Telephone 3988. NXMC®. rriHß OFFICES of MESSRS'. JOHN--1 STON AND CO., LTD.,. will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, the' 80th inst., for Stocktaking. NOTICE. rpHB WAREHOUSE of the undersignX ed will be CLOSED all day SATURDAY, 30th instant, on account of ■stocktaking. A. S. PATERSON AND CO., LTD., . 12 Cuba Street. TO assist in compiling a list of exporters to Great Britain of New Zealand products, and of their agents in Great Britain, exporters are requested to send me at once a statement showing the produots tlbcy export, together with the names and addresses of their agents •in Great Britain. I'\ S. POPE, Secretary. Department of Agriculture, Industries, and Commorco. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE PORIRUA RIDING OF THE MAKAKA COUNTY. Ladies and gentlemen,-i have much pleasure in Thanking you all for placing mo at tlie head of the poll at the recent election—Yours faithfully, S. BERTRAM MEXTED. Tawa Flat, September 28th, 1916. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, | 1908. (Section 50.) I In tlie Estate of PHILLIP GEOGHEGAN, late, of Wellington, cab driver, deceased. ALL Creditors and others having olaims against this estate are hereby required to send them,, with particulars, to the District Manager of the Public Trust Office at Wellington on or be-, fore the thirtieth day of November, 1916. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estato may be lodged to the credit of tho Public Trustee's account at any postal money-order office, or paid to tho District Manager of the Public Trust Offico at Wellington. FRED'. FITCHETT, Public Trustee, j 27th Soptembor, 191 G. All over New Zealand people aTe praising Desert Gold, tho most popular tea in tho Dominion. Hero is a typical letter received by the proprietors: "I find Desert Gold Tea splendid, and have recommended it to many of ar friends, who have the highest praise lor it."--Advt. .