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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 98, 20 January 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS, m O W N HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction Maurice Ralph. EVERY EVENING AT R.-' ONLY THREE MORE NIGHTS. ONLY THREE MORE NIGHTS. THE BOAT-WAITERS. THE BOAT-AVAITERS. THE BOAT-AVAITERS. THE BOAT-AVAITERS. Crowded to the doors again on Saturday night. Every item enthusiastically recalled. •Instantaneous.-Success of ALBERT RUSSELL, ■ The Humorist. EDNA BELL, The Charming Danseuse. •Another triumph scored by HUGHIE. OfiILVBE. BOR-NEO GARDINER, STEAVART AND MOORE.' ANDREW- PACE. LALLA AVARD : NAN TAYLOR. • And tho others of our ■Refined Talented Organisation. . Prices—3s., 25., Is. Plus Tax. Plan at Bristol'. .. ■■ ; A NICHT AVI , BURNS. ' ■ '- . In the'. moAVN.HAtri;. : .'. 'town hall. SATURDAY, ' JANUARY- 25, 8- p.m. (Under the Auspices of the Scottish Society). ... ... ' 20 HIGHLAND DANCERS . ■ 20 ■PIPE BAND. " i MISS CLARICE BUCKMAN, Soprano. MARTIN DUFF,'Tenor. ..' MR. AND MRS: CULFOR-D BELL, • Readers. . ,A T ERDI M'KENZIE, Bass.-' LEN. BARNES; Baritone. .-' •■ .'. NOEL DEMPSTER, .'. ' AV. AV. CRAAVFORD, Musical Monologue. FRANK THOMAS, Pianist and Accompanist. ■ -~, i- ' ' ' "■ ■ ' TF tliere were better Pianos, mado WE WOULD • HAVE • . THEM, But 57 yenrs' experience of Pianos has shown us that there.are no .- better Pianos in the world to-day than ' . : BKINSMEAD ROGERS . .' CHALLEN JESSE FRENCH ' Pianos. They are magnificent instruments, remarkable for depth and quality of tone'. They possess actions whose ■ delicate ■ repetitions and . surety of touch aro a delightful revelation of . mechanical, skill. ■ These PIANOS WILL LAST A LTFE-TiME. . AVe Sell them for Cash or on Easy Terms. . ... If intcresled, kindly call and interview tho Manager of our Piano Department. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTDI, Manners Street, Wellington.. The Oldest-established Piano House in New Zealand. LEGAL NOTICES. LAW. MR. C' AV. TANNER, Barrister and Solicitor, 190 Lamblon Quay, corner AVoodward Street, will folllinui' the LABOUR PRACTICE of the late Mr. A, ,11. Uindinnreh. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEAV ZEALAND. - AVELLINGTON DISTRICT. • .No. 1C46. IN DIVORCE. BETWEEN ESTHER CURTIS, Petitioner, and 'SYDNEY HAROLD CURTIS, Respondent. ' TO SYDNEY HAROLD CURTIS, formerly of Wellington, but now of address unknown, Carpenter. WHEREAS a marriage' lnis been eolomnised between the parties hereto, AND AVHEREA.S a petition for the dissolution thereof lias been filed in the Supreme- Court at Wellington, wherein the petitioner alleges that yon have been guilty of desertion without juat cause for five years and upwards. AND AVIIEREAS it was ordered that service of the citation extracted with n copy of the petition herein be effected by publishing an, advertisement twice in a daily newspaper published in AVellington containing an abstract; of the said citation and petition, and by leaving a copy of the said citation and petition with' the ■ respondent's father. THEREFORE, TAKE NOTICE, that unless.within two calendar months after the date of the appearance of the last of these advertisements and of the eervico lipoiitlie' respondent's father as aforesaid, you file, an answer .thereto at the Registrar's Office, Supreme Court, Wellington, this cause will be dealt with in your absence. A", copy of the said citation and petition will be supplied to you upon your applying for the same at the office, of this Court at AVellington. Dated at Wellington- this 14th day of January, 1919. . . ■ . . - A. H. CUTLER, (L.S.) Deputy-Registrar. Messrs. AVilfonl, Levi, and Jnckson are Solicitors for the petitioner, whose address for service is n't their office, Stout Street, AVellington NOTE.—Should any person know the address of the respondent he is requested to send the notice to him. This is the last of such advertisements. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. •AVELLINGTON DISTRICT. No. 1647. • IN DIVORCE. BETWEEN ELIZABETH STEWART PEARSON; Petitioner, and JOHN PEARSON, Respondent. TO JOHN PEARSON, formerly of-Wel-lington, 'but now of address unknown, Labourer. . . . . ■ a marriage has.been sol-" » » emnised between the parties herein, AND WHBRKAS a petition for tho dissolution thereof has been tiled in the Supreme Court' at AA'ellington, wherein the petitioner alleges that you havo been guiilty of habitual drunkenness and cruelly for a period of four 'yoairs and upwards. AND AVIIEREAS it was ordered that service of the citation'extracted, with a copy of the petition herein, be effected by publishing ' an advertisement twice in a daily newspaper published in AVellington containing nn abstract of the eaid citation and petition. THEREFORE TAKE NOTICE that unless within two calendar months after tho date of the appearance of tho last Of these advertiee--1 mchls you file nn answer thereto at the Registrar's Office, Supremo Court, | Wellington, this causo will be dealt with in your absence.. A copy of thq said citation and petition will be supplied to you. upon your applying for the Baine at the office of this Court n.t Wellington. Dated nt AVellington this 14th day of January, 1919. ■ ' ' .(L.S.) A. H. CUTLER, ; .' . Deputy Registrar. Messrs. AVilford, Lovi, and Jaekeon are Solicitors for the petitionea , , whose address for service is at their office, Stout Street, Wellington. NOTE.—Should any. person know (he address of tho respondent he is requested to send the notice to him. This is +ho last of such advertisements.