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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3136, 14 July 1917, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. fBl VAUDEVILLE HTJTISP TONIGHT AT Brm. TO-BAY :— AT 2.15 TO-DAY TO-DAY AT 2.15 TO-DAY The Matinee ot Melody and Motion! The Matinee of Melody aifd Motioii! MERIT AND MAGNIFICENCE! A Multiplication of Merry Marvels MAKING MANKIND MIETIItUL! Mueical Magnetism Materialised! ??????????????????? ? "IZZY IN HONOLULU" ' ? ? "IZZY IN HONOLULU" ? ? "IZZY IN HONOLULU" ? ? "IZZY IN HONOLULU" ? ?????.?? P ???????..?.??? As lircsented by WALTER JOHNSON'S MUSICAL EEVUE PLAYERS. Their Fifth and Final Frivolous Farrago of Fun and Finery! A Full-night Fandango of Fascinating Fays and Frolicsome Fun-beams! Positively Last Night of THE ROYAL TOGOS, Armanil Trillcr. Tlie l'bilmcrs. MASpNEE PBIOES: > 8.C., 25.: All Stalls. Is.; F. Circle. Cd. EVENING PEIOES: D.O. and All Stalls. 25.: F.C., is. Plan at The Bristol till 1 p.m., then at Theatre till 7 n.m. Reserves, 25. 6d. SPECIAL NOTE: THE CURTAIN WILL KJSE at 2.15 SHARP at the Matinee, and .it 7.40 in the Evening. • "THE GLAD-EYEDLEKS" VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT. nONCEKT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL, 13th and 14th. . At 8 p.m. Undor the Patronago of and in the presence of Their Excellencies the GovernorGeneral and the Countess of Liverpool. PROCEEDS FOK THE TRENCH COMFORTS' FUND. Box Pian Now Open at The Bristol. 3s. ■ (liftservcd), 25., Is. , PUBLIC NOTICES. GAS COMPANY, ' LIMITED. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. THE GAS SUPPLY will bo ItESTJMED at 7.30 THIS (SATURDAY) MOENING, and be shut off at 1 o'clock FOE THE REMAINDER OF THE DAY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) the Gas will be SUPPLIED DUEING THE FOLLOWING HOURS :- 8 a.m. to 9 a.ni. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ■ 5 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Consumers are earnestly desired' to see that all Taps and Pilot Lights of Water Heaters, Hot Water Circulators, Gas Fires, and Incandescent Burners ABE PROPERLY SHUT OFF when not 'in use. Consumers arc also requested to be as economical as possible in the use r.f gas for all purposes so as to prevent further restrictions in tho hours of supply; J. H. BELLIWELL, Secretary. - WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY,

TO WOEKING MEN. WANTED, STRAIGHTWAY, x a number of Bteady, able-bodied 'Unskilled Workmen to aot ae STOKEES and FIEEMEN at Miramar Gasworks. Wagee and conditions the same as at present:— STOKERS-Wages; 12s. 6d. per shift; Six Shifts per week. Double Time on /" Eight Public Holidays. Twelve Days' Holiday per annum on full pay. NOTE.—Minimum Wage per week of Six Shifts is in summer J23 15a. per man. This is considerably increased during the Winter by Extras,! the pay then averaging £4 12s. 7d. Over the whole year, the Average Wage ' paid, including Holidays, Extras, and Clog-Money,- is £4 43. 7d. per week. LEADING STOKEBS receive 6d. per Shift extra. ; FIEEMEN—Wages, Us. 6d. per Shift.. Six Shifts per week. Albo, War Bonus of 4s. 4d. per week extra. NO LOST TIME FOR EITHER STOKERS OR FIREMEN. Apply to The Engineer at Conrtenay Place Office, Wellington, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. J: H. HELLIWELL, Secretary. Wellington, sth July, 1917. SHORTAGE OF GAS. SHUTTING down the Gas Supply betwecn 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. is causing almost every household considerable worry. It ie difficult to get the kettle boilinß for SHDPer or for that morning cup of tea that ovoryono enjoys. You can smilo ftt the gas difficulty it you will , secure at onoe a' kookburn' stove, PEIOE: Is. 6d. This Stove is different to the ordinary spirit stovo. It is safe, quick, and does its work thoroughly. You set a-, match to the solid matter in tho stove,' there is a brilliant flame, and tho kettle ia Bing. Ing in no time. PRICE: Is. 6d. Obtaiuablo from HART AND CO., 31-33-35 Willis Street. (P OOD Printing promptly produced at \X popular sricoa at i'pofflinion,U Job