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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 14, 11 October 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS, TO-DAY! TJTIMFRESS. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! JijrWUiSS. TO-NIGHT! Final Screenings, "WHO IS TO BLAME?" "WHO IS TO BLAME?" "WHO IS TO BLAME?" A Triangle Drama, to-morrow, to-mokeow, A World Feature, "JOURNEY'S END" "JOURNEY'S END" "JOURNEY'S END" "JOURNEY'S END" "JOURNEY'S END" "JOURNEY'S END" Starring ETHEL CLAYTON Undoubtedly (lie ETHEL CLAYTON best' picture this ETHEL CLAYTON Star has yet apETHEL CLAYTON Reared in. "JOURNEY'S END" "JOURNEY'S END" "JOURNEY'S END" "JOURNEY'S END" A story of Modern Society, of the too much money and leisure class. The Dresses are superb, while the. settings, esnecinlly the scenes of Paiin Bench,'are magnificent. A Ficluro which will hold your interest from start to finish. Many Startling Situations. Come Early or 'Phone 3112 for Reserve Seats. No increase in prices for this mighty production. ARTCKA.Fr ART'CRAF)' ARTCRAFT ARTCRAFT ART'CRAF'].' ARTCEAFI' CHARLES RAI ARTCRAFT In ARTCRAFT "THE HIRED MAN," ART'CRAFT ' ARTCRAFT ARTCRAFT NOW SHOWING. ART'CRAF!' ARTCRAFJ' ARTCRAFT •VRTORAFT PAULINE FREDERICK ARTCRAFT In ARTCRAFT "MADAME JEALOUSY." ARTCEAFT ARTCRAFT ARTCRAFI' ARTCRAFT NOW SHOWING. ARTCRAFJ' ARTCRAFT ARTCEAFI' A J*ster Comedy. ART'CRAFT "THE RECRUIT/' ARTCRAFJ' j ARTCRAFT Prices as usual. Sessions, 2.15. 5, and 8, Daily. PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. f\ RAND DANCE RECITAL VJTRAND DA.NCF, RECITAL Presented by Miss Beere I (Gnder the Patronage and in the Presence of His Excellency the GovcrnorGenerul and the, Countess of Liverpool.) Organisers: Mrs. W. F. M'nssey (C.8.E.), and the Jjadies of the Thorndon Committee. GRAND OPERA HOOT*., FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 and 12. Friday"s Proceeds in aid of Red Cross. Prices—ls., 2s. 6d: and Is. Boi'Plan at Bristol. MRS. H. HALL, Hon. Treasurer. MISS HARCOURT, Hon. Secretary. BEFORE YOU GO TO THE THEATRE JUST give a thought to the men who urn at this minute facing death— that we. may enjoy our freedom. YOU CAN GIVE SOMETHING TO "THE GREATEST MOTHER IN THE 'WORLD." . I Send your donation—or Buy Red .Cross i'Flags—nenr. Office: 330 LAMBTON'QUAY. WELLINGTON. ■ 'Phone 933. PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO. TAKE LAND.

In llio mutter of "The Wellington City Milk Supply Act, 191.0," "The Public Works Act, 1908," and "The Municipal Corporations Act," 1908, and their respective Amendments. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the City of Wellington proposes, under the provisions of the above-named Acts, and all other Acts and powers enabling it in that behalf, to execute a certain public work, namely, the Milk Supply of the City of Wellington, aiid for the purpose of such public works and lands described in the Schedule hereto are- required to be taken. AND NOTICE, IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that a plan of the lands so required to be taken is deposited in the. public office of the Town Clerk to the said Council' in the Town Hall, Cuba Street, in the said City, and is thero opcu for inspection without fee by all persons during ordinary office hours, and that all persons affected by tho execution of the said public work or the taking of such lands, should, if they have wellgrounded objections to the execution; of the said public work, or to the taking of the said lands, set forth the same in writing and send such writing within fortv davs from the first publication of this" notice to the AVellington City Council, addressed to the Town Clerk at his said office. SCHEDULE:' Situate Being Coloured in A R.F. pn rl; nf on l'' an cit3, of 0 0.24 Section 174 Red ■ Wgtn. 0.0.23.4 Sections 171 Blue Wgtn. and 175 •In the Land District of Wellington"as the same is more particularly delineated on the plan abovementioncd. As -witness my hand at Wellington this 10th day of October, 1918. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. GENERAL ASSEMBLY LIBRARY. NOTICE TO PRIVILEGE HOLDERS. ALL Books must be returned on or before SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1918, after which date the Library will be closed to the public. Any person failing to comply with the above order will be debarred from the privileges on the library reopening next rCCeSS ' (Sgd.) CHARLES WILSON. Chief Librarian. NOTICE TO TELEPHONE- EXCHANGE .SUBSCRIBERS. . A' LL CONNECTIONS for which SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE UNPAID at NOON on. TUESDAY, October 15, 1918, will be cut off in accordance with the uotice printed on the accounts, rendered. j. By order, A.J. C. TALB.OT, Superintendent, Telegraph Office. Wellington, October 8, 191 S. ~ deafness" THOSE who suffer may have relief by using Way's Invisible Medicated Ear Drums. Booklet sent free on aeceipt of penny 3tamp. G. P. WAY, P.O. Box 1011. or B. SPEAR, Dr. of Opt., Eyesight Specialist, ■ No. 7 Willis Street, Wellington, "Phone 2652.