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AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA ..HOUSE . LS FSSS NHS US FSS NIS Of JACK WALLER'S DELIGHTFUL SUCCESS, ■LOOK WHO'S HEBE MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. : MAST NEW NOVELTIES. GRAND FAREWELL NIGHT-SATURDAY NEXT. PLAN RAPIDLY FILLING—AT THE BRISTOL 'PIANO CO. POPULAR PRICES- 45., 35., and Ib. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, at 2.30 P.M. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, at 2.30 P.M. {By arrangement with Fullers' Thcatreß and Vaudeville, Ltd.) Magnificent, matinee'of l/jfEiUT and MAokitude. AGNIFICENT .iUATINEE OF IyIeSIT AND 1.0. AGMTUDE. IN AID OF RED TRIANGLE DAY FUNDS. • WALTER JOHNSON'S MUSIOAL REVUE PLAYERS Will Present THEIR SPARKLING PRODUCTION OF MELODY, MIRTH, AND MUSIC, ENTITLED, "THE GRAMOPHONE GIRLS." Supported by the Eminent Tenor .MR. PHILIP NEWBURY, In association with HISS AMY MURPHY, New Zealand's Scprano. JAMES 0. BAIN Character Comedian and Impersonator. And v'ERNA BAIN, "The Miniature Gcnee." POPULAR PRICES—2s. and Is. ■ Children Half Price. Tickets on Sale Everywhpri>. TW»ra finnn nt. 145 nm.

PUBLIC NOTICES. MOTOR-CAES WANTED. FOR RED TRIANGLE DAY. OWNERS of Motor-cars, who will assist tho Citizen's Committee of the Red Trianglo Day Fund by lending their cars for tho Procession through the City streets on Friday next, are reaueoted to communicate with the Secretary of the Executive at tho Rod Trianglo Office, Willis Street. Telephone No. 2006. ' RED TRIANGLE DAY "PAYING-IN" J DEPOTS. Subscriptions to the" citizens' Red Triangle Day Fund will be received at the following Depots:— HORACE BAKER, LTD., next Bank of Now Zealand, Lambton Quay. NORMAN AITKEN, Bookseller. Courtenay l'lacc. S. AND W. MACKAY, Booksellers, Cuba Street. Y.M.C.A., Upper Willis Street. CITIZENS' RED TRIANGLE DAY OFFICE, next il. D. Bennett and Co., Willia btreet. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE AOT, 1918. (Section 50.) In tho respective Estates of Robert Gibbon Burn, Chemist; Willio Bunting Calder. Carpenter, killed in action; Arthur Smith, Cai'pontor, killed iu action; Charles Joseph Cottle, retired; John Wattcrs, retired platelayer; Jamco Hcdgman, boot repairer; John Black, retired Civil Servant; Elizabeth Larkin Redmond, widow, all of Wellington. aU deceased. ALL Creditors and others having claims against any of . these estates arc hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, .to the Local Deputy of the l'ublio Trust Office, at Wellington, on or before the 13th day of May, 1918. Accounts not rendered by tho date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to any of the above estates may be lodged to the credit of tho Public Trustee's account at aiiy postal money-order office, or paid to the Local Deputy of tho Public Trust Office, at Wellington. • ROBT. TRIGGS, Public Trustee. March 13th,. 1918. EDUCATION AOT, 1914;-ELEOTIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATION. Education Department, Wellington, 22nd February, 1918. "OLECTIONS of members of the General Jlf Council ot Education will be held on the 13th May. 1913. The poll will close at 5 o'clock on that day. Ten members are to be clected by the following eight classes of electors: Two members by the members of the Education Boards in tlio North Island, aud two members by tho members of the Education Boards in the South Island; one .member by certificated, malo teachers of public schools in tho, North Island, and one member by certificated male teachers of public schools in tho South Island; one member by malo teachers in secondary and technical schools; one member by certificated women teachers of public schools in the North Island, and one member by certificated women teachors of public schools in the South Island; one member by the women . teachers of secondary and techulcal schools. Nominations will be received.by the Returning Oiiicer up till 5 p.m. on the 23rd April, 1918, in the form prescribed by regulation dated 27th' February, and shown below. No person shall bo eligible for election unless he is nominated by at least two electors entitled to vote for his election. For overy eleotion the rolls shall be closed on 23rd April. 1918, and shall remain closed until the election is completed. If necessary to hold an election, hal-lot-papers containing a list of all the duly . nominated candidates for such election will bo posted to each elector entitled to vote. Nomination-paper. We ("Names and addresses! being electors duly entered on the TName of roll! Roll for the election of members of the General Council of Education, do hereby nominate : name and address] as a candidate for election to the said Council by the electors on the aforesaid roll at the eleotion to be held .on tho day of ... 19 - [Signatures of Nominators.] Dated at this day of 19 • -u Candidate's consent, to be subscribed at foot of nomination-paper:— I hereby consent to my nomination— Signature of candidate nominated.l Dated at this day of . 19 . F. L. SF.VERNE, Returning Officer. WANTED KNOWNTHE ADDRESS OF T. A. WELLS'S SEW PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE IS 145 A MANNERS STREET, opposite King'i Theatre. 62 Taranakl Street and Luko'» Lane. • Telephone 883. CONCILIATION COUNCIL 4 ELECTRICAL WORKERS' DISPUTE. The Conciliation Council sat yesterday, under the presidency of the Commissioner (Mr. W. Newton), to hear tho electrical workers' dispute. Tho union is asking for a new award covering Wellington and a radius of about 100 miles. Tho points in dispute are those relating to wages and general conditions. The assessors were as follow: —Employers, Messrs. J. Lonehan, F. Smith, and J. Mawtla; employers, Messrs. R. C. Robinson. Wells, and 0. Hokanson. Mr. W. A. Orenfell appeared as agent for the employers and Mr..Monteith as agent for tho union. :: After a partial hearing of the dispute the- council adjourned till to-morrow morning. Woods' Great PeDPerralnt Cure, For Coughs and Colds, never fails.*