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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 34, 4 November 1919, Page 9

ELECTION NOTICES. WELLINGTON SOUTH. COL. MITCHELL WILL ADDRESS ELECTORS AT NEWTOWN LIBRARY, NEWTOWN LIBRARY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, at 8 p.m.

AMUSEMENTS. d~<RAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessee J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTp. Commencing MONDAY, November 10. ALLAN WILKIE, ALLAN WILKIE, ALLAN WILKIE, New Zealand's Favourite Actor, Supported by Miss Frediswyde Hunter Watts and his brilliant player?, in tho most remarkable play of the age, "THE SILVER ICING," "THE SILVER KING," "THE SILVER KING,". Not a single false note mars the harmony of this splendid production. The Play that thrilled thousands. By Arrangement with J. C. AVilliamson, Ltd. NOTE.—The Box Plan will open on Thursday. .10 a.Tvi., at the Bristol. Orchestral Stalls. 55.; Dress Circle, is., 35., 25., Is. No Early Doors.' l/TUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS. COMPETITIONS. TOWN HALT,. TOWN HALL. , TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. OVER 1800 ENTRIES OVER 1800 OVER 1800 ENTRIES OVER 1800 From ALL PARTS OF THE DOMINION. Three Sessions Daily. Admission—Day Sessions: Sixpence; Evening,' 2s. and Is. Booking fee sixpence extra. Box Plan at Bristol Piano Co. Seats may bo booked for first 12 nights. G. W. JENNER, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. TO MANUFACTURERS, USERS OF STEAM BOILERS, AND OTHERS. COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZIii. COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZE. THE CHEAPEST FUEL IN THE DOMINION. THE WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LTD., desires to notify all users of fuel that it has very largo stocks on hand of COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZE. COKE BREEZE. Which is now offered at the low rate of IQ/o TER TON, / At the Miramar Works. As it is expected that the demand will be large, Wellington Customers must arrange for their own Cartage, t J. S. HELLIWELL, Secretary. •MEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PALMERSTON NORTH A. AND P. SHOW, NOVEMBER 5, 6, & 7. On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 (People's Day), a Special Train will leave Wellington (Thorndon) at 7.-10 a.m., Johnsonvillo 8.13 a.m., Paekalcariki 9.9 a.m., Otaki 9.50 a.m., Levin 10.22 a.m., Palmerston North arrive 11.28 a.m. This train will stop only at Ngaio, Khandtillah, Johnsonville, Paremata, Plim- • merton, Paekalcariki, To Horo, Otaki, and T,evin for passengers. Return train leaves Palmerston North at 4.43 p.m.. Levin 5.39, Otaki CO, Packalrariki fi.52, Wellington arrive 8.18 p.m. The 4.43 p.m. train from Palmerston ! North will stop onlv at Levin. Otaki, and ; at all stations sou\h of Otaki as re- . quired. ! The train which usually leaves Pae- ; kakariki at G. 35 a.m. and Levin at 8.50 • a.m. for Palmerston North will not stop i at Levin to nick up passengers for Palnierston North, and the usual 5.10 p.m. ' Palmerston North-Wellington train will not take nassengers for Levin. All Levin passengers must travel bv trains leaving Levin at 10.22 a.m. or 1.30 ii.iii., and return by the train leaving Palmerston North at 4.43 n.m. BY ORDER. PUBLIC NOTICE. MESSRS. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS LTD. having Opened a Land and Property Department, at their Brandon Street premises, are now prepared lo • handle City and Suburban House Proi jjerties, Building Sites, etc. S ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS LTD., W. E. NICHOLSON, Manager Land Department. MELTON HIGH SCHOOL ROLL OF HONOUR. rfllUE Committee of the above School ■*- would be pleased to receivo the names of all Soldier ex-pupils of the School for inclusion in tho Roll of Hon--1 cur. Please communicate with GEO. A. PERRIN, Secretary, Melton^ SLESVIG.— Denmark invites all her Nationals and their children and friends throughout the Universe to meet and express their joy and appreciation of the early return of our long-lost brothren in Slesvig. All those who wish to partii cipato in one of the must plensing and i greatest events in Danish history will i please send name and address lo V. ■ JENSEN. 233 Cuba Street, Wellington. BUSINESS NOTICES. WHY BUY WATER? IF you want Ink. make your Ink with (MUMSTY'S INK TABLICTS. Packed in boxes of 32 tabs. Is. per Imx, of all stores and stationers. One tab makes loz. of Ink. Used by U.S.A. Govern- : ment. Schools, etc. Made exclusively by 1 Christy and Co., New York, N.Z. Wholesale Distributors, Caselberg and Co., Ltd.. Wellington.

AMUSEMENTS. (MONCERT CHAMBER (TOWN HALL). FRIDAY. SATURDAY, AND MONDAY, November 7, 8, and 10. MOM BATTLEFIELD TO PLATFORM. An Electrical Success at Auckland. LOUIS E ' MAC K, V.A.D., LOUISE MAC K, V.A.D., LOUISE MAC K, V.A.D., Brilliant Writer, Linguist, Accredited War Correspondent, Prisoner of War, and tho Finest Woman Speaker in tho World To-day, will present NOT "just a lecture" " hut a straight-from-the-shoulder recital of Truths and Realities (uncensored) of Absolute Facts—not camouflaged fiction—taken from life and gleaned and garnered at Personal Risk in tho Tery Heart of tho German Lines. An arresting narrative of amazing experiences, with a thrill in every word, magnificently delivered by a woman who has been and seen, and knows. The Auckland "Herald" says:—"lt stands out vividly as the most arresting and interesting description of war at first hand that has yet been given." "How I Met Edith Cavell," "Five Days a German Prisoner," "What I Saw Inside the German Lines," "With Edith Cavell in Brussels," "Crossing tho Straits with Captain Fryatt." Illustrated by Motion Pictures and Artistic Lantern Slides. Prices: ss. (Reserved), 35., 2s. Bookings at. Bristol Piano Co. from To-morrow (Wednesday). "WHEN YOU LOOK INTO THE j HEART OF A ROSE." Tho Melody Ballad Ait. of the "BETTER 'OLE." A Charming Little Song with a pretty little Walla Refrain. '. You simply must have a copy. ) ! Have you secured a copy of the new Joyce Waltz, "DREAM OF THE BALL" yet? If not send at once for it. Either of these numbers post free for 2s. 28. each. O'HARA'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 'HARA'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, , Victoria Avenue, WANGANUI. TOILET SPECIALISTS "ELECTROLYSIS," THE ERADI GATOR OF SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, NO longer need the disfigurement of Superfluous Hair worry you. Electrolysis will give you a complexion that is clear and beautiful. Under the skilful manipulation of an expert operator, tho removing of the - hairs is practically painless. The roots I aro dc»l3v>yed, yet no sign of scar roj mains. Madam! Have C7»ry confidence in (he treatment you will rucMvo at the "Bou- . doir Camifle." Caro ana f;°ntleness aro . always exercised to the utmcit. Call . and make further inquiries. , MRS. CAMERON, ' "BOUDOIR CAMILLE," Cooper's Buildings (opp. "Evening Post"), Just off Willis Street, WELLINGTON. 'Phono 1791. BANISn PAIN BY NATURE'S | REMEDY! ■ A SHORT COURSE of our high- -"*• frequency Violet Rays baths will absolutely euro neuritis, rheumatism, sciatica, eczema, etc. There is no muscle contraction with this treatment. It removes the cause of your ailment, thus ensuring a. permanent cure. Highly recommended by the Medical Profession. Got in touch with us for CHIROPODY, MANICURING, SHAMPOOING, AND FACE „ MASSAGE. MRS. HULLEN, • 3a Courtenay Place, Wellington. . 'Phone 20-070. s __________________ MISS MILSOM, Hair and Face Speeialist. Highest qualifications, lead- •> ing supplier all preparation.? in connection thereto. Face Powder, all shades, a 3s. and 4s. Od. Purity and freshness '■■ guaranteed. Makes a sallow skin look i. clear with one application, and no makeii up appearance. Antiseptic and a skin d food in powder form. Miss Milsom, 94 *" Willis Street. 'Phone 814. I MOTOR SERVICES. I) , '- HODSON'S PIONEER |j WANGANUI-MARTON MOTOR SERII VV VICE. Established 21 years. r. Punctuality and Reliability Guaranteed. g TRAVELLERS from Wellington to Wanganui can save '2 hours by joining . Ilodson's Motors at Marton in evening. Equal timo-saving for travellers from Auckland to Wnnganui on arrival at Marton in morning. S TIME-TABLE: Morning Trip-Leave ■\ Parkvillo 0.45 a.m., arrive Marton 8 rt a.m.; leave .Marton 8.30 a.m., arrive Wa--0 nganui 9.45 a.m. Afternoon Trip—Leave ~ Parkvillo 3.45 p.m., arrive Marton 5 p.m.; leave Marton 5.30 p.m., arrive Wangauui 6.45 p.m. MASTERTON TO WELLINGTON, p DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. 11 T EAVING Wellington 4 a.m., and ® ■*-' Masterton 9.30 a.m. i- FARE-218. Each Way. Passage booked at "Dominion" Office, Wellington ('Phono 3315), and at Masterton ('Phono 1704). a tourists"!' it rrURANAKI TRIPS-To North Egif -1L uiont, Mountain House, Tuesdays, n Thursdays, and Sundays. Fares, return i- same day, lis.; stop-over. 205.; single, 12s. d Write or wire for seats. II E. WOOLDRIDGE, r . Tourist Garage, Now Plymouth. Special Trips arranged any time, anyr ivherc. 'Phones 357, G3S. CONVALESCENT HOMES, h ~ TNAWLISII :- jUavVLISH f CONVU.USCF.NT AND REST HOME, • 1 Waterloo Road, LOWER HUTT, '" Beautiful Grounds, !- Is NOW READY to receive Visitors. 'Phono 58, Lower Hutt.