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AMUSEMENTS. LAST 'TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS AT /we- THING'S. •■A HE ISILXG'S. HTEN TItY DAUGHTER." "ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER." Featuring RUBY.E DE REEAtER (Of "Auction Block" Fame). The Light-hearted Bride-to-be wonders at tho Despair of tho Girl who HAS NOT BEEN WARNED IN TIME. ■'EXHUHTUX THY DAUGHTER" Screens at 2, 4.1(1, 0.20, and S.-15.. •Lveinng Prices. D.C., 2s. j Stalls, Is. and' Cd. Plan at Bristol or 'Phone 3143. No extra for Booking. At (he Change on SATURDAY a GOLDAVYN SUPER-FEATURE, "POLLY AT THE CIRCUS," •Stari-hi;; MAE MARSH. The Greatest Henri: Drama of. the Circus .ever screened. . . An Entire Menagerie. Caged in a Camera. '". . "EVERYBODY'S. -EVERYBODY'S. OLIVE THOMAS OLIVE THOMAS In -HETTY TAKES A HAND." The Follies' Queen as .a Boardinghousekecper for a Merry Week. - Also Showing— AUCKLAND FROM ALOFT. Tlio First and Only Picture taken from tho Air in New Zealand. " TOn'RUSIT : Impress..-'; Continuous—ll tit' 10. DOROTHY KELLY And s ' MONTAGUE LOVE In "THE AWAKENING." Wonderful Scenes of Iho Gaiety and Sadness of Student Life, and Paris by Night and Day. '" QAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY, ►~> CHURCH AND INSTITUTE. CONCERT TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). .MISS D. BLACK AND PARTY. WANTED Known—The Masonic' Grand Lodgo Choir FINAL I'RAC- [ TTCE takes place TO-NIGHT (Thursday) at the Town 11 all. ' . , PUBLIC NOTICES. WANTED, the Public to know that the premises lately occupied by Blako and Co., Auctioneers, 53 Cuba Street (3 doors below Winder's Corner), am under entirely new management, and will bo opened on Wednesday, Ist May, ; 191S, as the Central Auction Rooms. ! A. T. TRENDLE, Auctioneer & General Commission Agent. POISON LAID. A NY Person Trespassing with Dog or Gun on our Properly, "The Swamp," Wallaceville, vill.be Prosecuted. ■ . TYER BROS. WELLINGTON RED CROSS SHOP, 1-18 Lainbion Quay. Tel. !120. FRIDAY NEXT, CATHOLIC KNITTING GUILD RED CROSS DAY. Excellent Produce, Honie-ma.de Cakes, Sweets, and Flowers. COME AND BUY-HELP THE FUND. JANET FIRTH, Hon. Sec. WOMEN'S NAT]ONAL~IiESERVJ~ MEMBERS and Friends are invited to support tho group of babies nominated in tho Baby Competition by tho Soldiers' AVivos' Club and known ns Baby No. 8. Airs. Seville, Hataitai, represents the Executive. Oilers of help in organising entertainments,, etc., will be gladly received. D. B. PLATTS-MILLS, President. BABY VOTING CARNIA r AL. FOR THE RED CROSS AND RED" JERSEY. PRESS BABY (No. 2). A R.KSS BABY (No. 2). GREAT STREET SALE -QV PRODUCE Near Kelburii Avenue, and at tho corner of AVillis and Bonlcott Streets, FRIDAY, 3rd MAY. Baby has a healthy appulile. You cannot send, too much produce to HARCOURT'S ROOMS, On THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT. NOTICE. TCIOR the Protection of Tradespeople, A Hotel Proprietors, and others, it ] lias become necessary that I repeat,.the |' Notice heretolore published in "Tho j ' Dominion" that I shall not be respon-! ' siblo for any debt contracted by any ' •person whomsoever without my written j authority. ! JOHN SHERIDAN, \ Gisbornc. MEDICAL REGISTRATION. ] T ALEXANDER SMITH. AIORTON, i M.8., Ch.B.. University, N.Z., now I nuiiling in AVelhngton, hereby, give notion that 1 intend, applying on Iho Ist June; 1!)1S, next to have my name - placed on the Medical Register of tho Dominion of New Zealand; aud that I hnvo deposited the evidence of my qualification in tho (illice of the Registrar of Births and Deaths at AVelUngton. (Sgd.) ALEXANDER SMITH MOItTON, AVflliiigl'on. Dated at AVcllington, April .'ill, TiHS.

• NEW ZEALAND FLYfNG . SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. INTENDING Candidates (whoso ages must. 1)3 between 18 and 25) for Cadotships in the ROYAL • FLYING CORPS and ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE may obtain full information regarding qualifications necessary, conditions of entry, cost of preliminary train-/ ing from tlio Director, Mr. Leo A. Walsh, New Zealand Flying School, Auckland. Mr. Walsh will bo at the Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, until Thursday. Intending pupils and parents may consult him daily between tho hours of 2 p.m. find, 4.30.-p.m. . ' , ELECTION NOTICES. • TO THE ELECTORS OF LOWER, HUTT. A S CANDIDATES for TWO VACAN■t*- GIBS on the. Hutt Borough Council, wo would respectfully invito you to attend a MEETING at the Lyceum Hnll TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), 2nd May, at 8 o'clock. _ S. CLENDON. HENRY A. AYARD. BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT. EXTRAORDINARY' ELECTION OF ■COUNCILLORS. PURSUANT to Section 11 of "The . i- Local Elections ■ and Polls Act, 1908," 1 hereby give notice that tho following Persons 'have been duly NOMINATED us CANDIDATES for tho Office of Councillor for the Borough of Lower Hutt:— SIDNEY CLENDON, WILLIAM. BEECHAM HARDY. CHARLES BOS WORTH ROBINSON, HENRY ALBERT WARD, ALBERT JAMES WEST, And thero being only Two Vacancies to be filled, a POLL will bo taken as between tho said Candidates on FRIDAY, tho 3rd day of MAY, 1018, at tho following places:— Town Hall .Buildings, Main Street, Lower Unit. Rooid in Jenness's Buildings, Railway Avenue, Lower Hutt. Hutt County Council Office, Lambtou Quay, Wellington. Polling Hours: 9 n.in. to 7 p.m. Dated this 27th day of April, 1918. WM. NICHOLSON, Returning Officer. s