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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 77, 24 December 1919, Page 9

AMUSEMENTB, \JICTOR Y G A L A •V I C T O R Y GAL A, And VENETIAN (Confetti) CARNIVAL VENETIAN (Confetti) CARNIVAL LYALL BAY, JANUARY 1, 2, and 3. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR! GET THE CARNIVAL SPIRIT! GRAND ESTIMATING COMPETITION ESTIMATING COMPETITION ■£50 TOUR. J3 TOUR, .£SO TOUR. .£SO TOUR. CONDITIONS: BUY A TRAM TICKET. BUY A TRAM TICKET. Exercise Your Skill at Estimating. Tickets, Is. each. Tickets, Is. each. Including Coupon for Estimating Competition or Treasure Hunt. The person who c-stinifltos the number of these Special Tram TMcets sold by January 3 (inclusive) wins the .£SO Tour.' Ballot Boxes open at Lyall Bay from January.! to January if inclusive. COMPETITION CLOSES 10 P.M. JANUARY n. Tram Tickets on Sale even-where, ask the Tram Conductors for these; also on sale at Tram Depots (is follow:—Courtenay Place, G.P.O. Waiting Shed, and Tickets Office, Thnrndoa. Tickets will also be sold at Street Stails. VENETIAN (Confetti) CARNIVAL Make it a Joyous Event to Celebrate Peace. R. LESLIE JONES. Organising Secretary, 181 Feathereton Street. NAVY LEAGUE. STORMING OF ZFKBRUGGE AND OSTEND! LANTERN ADDRESS At (TJONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30. At 8 p.m., By LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER ROWLAND BOURKE, V.C., D.5.0., R.N.V.R. (Chevalier of tho Legion of Honour), Who won the supreme distinction of the. Victoria Cross at the Storming- of Ostend and has most kindly consented to relate the immortal story of lhe r.bnve greatest exploits in nil naval history. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS from the British and French Admiralties, exhibited for tho first time in New ZealantT. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE • NAVY LEAGUE. PRICES-3S. l<l., 2s. Is., Is. Id. Seats Reserved at Town Hnll. |J Z. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. WELLINGTON COLLEGE GROUNDS. BOXING DAY & FOLLOWING DATES. Admission: Season Tickets to Ground, 2s. M., to stand. 2.5. 6d.: or pea- day, Is. to ground, Is. to stand. : Play commences Boxing Day, 9.50 a.m. ARTHUR PETHERICK, Secretary. TCTEEE WE ABE AGAIN, WITH • S - A SOMETHING GOOD. A COLLECTION OF 21 OF THE LATEST SONGS FOR 2s. 'His is the 12th PLANET 'gONG ALBUM, and contains a Host of others the Popular Song.s: "MY TENNESSEE," "IS TEAT YOU CALLING ME?" "SERGEANT BROWN." "TAKE MY ROSE, TAKE MY MY HEART," Etc. This is a Great Collection, and is selling like the proverbial "hot cakes." SEND FOR ONE NOW! PRICE-2S. 2d., POST FREE. O'HAR.A'S Pianoforte, Music, and Gramo. House, GA AVENUE, WANGANUT. THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE. FINANCIAL. NEW'ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY LIMITED. NEW ZEALAND INSPECTION DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON. FINAL DIVIDEND AND BONUS for year ended June .10, 19J9, have boon' declared us under, and are now in course of payment:— On 5 PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PREFERENCE STOCK.-Dividond at the rate of 2} per cent, (less English Income Tax at 6?. in the £), making, with payment of the Interim Dividend of 21 per cpnt. on June '<{\ last, a tntal distribution of 5 per cent, for the year. ON ORDINARY STOCIC.-Dividencl at tho rate of 3! per cent, anil Bonus at the rale of 2 pur cent, (both less English Income Tax at (is. in the .£), making, with payment of the Interim Dividend of 2} per cent, on June 20 Inst, i>. total distribution of S per cent, for the year. S. CLARKE JOIIN.SON. Chief Inspector for N.Z. Wellington, December 22> 1919. THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED. Established 1837. Incorporated 18S0. Capital Authorised ar.d Issued .£7,500,000 Paid-up Capital £2, 360,000 Reserve Fund ,02,570,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors iS.COO.OOO Together .£10,070,000 NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that tho Transfer Ftaofts of the Bank will be CLOSED from January 1, 1920, to January 7, 1920, both dates inclusive. Proprietors, whose names uro registered in the said 'books on December 31, 1919, will be entitled to euch Interim Dividend as the Directors may decide upon. C. G. OGILVIE, Inspector. BUSINESS NOTICES. WHERE TO DiNIV- \ STOR HOUSE, WILLIS STREET. -"■KTOR HOUSE, WILLIS STREET. BEST S-COURSE LUNCH IN WELLINGTON, Is. Gd., 12 noon to 2 p.m. TEA, GRILLS, FISH, ETC., 5 to 7 p.m. Our Motto: Civility, Attention, Cleanliness, No Frozen Meat Used. Note Address: Over Pinuy's Piano Warehouse.