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AMUSEMENTS. SINNERS' WEEK AT KING'S ilffi rEEA 'sTANDAR D. SEIS litE KING'S 7.30—T0-NIGHT —7.3O. 7.30-TO-NIGHT-7.30 <30NSTANCir~TALMADGE ' AS THE WINSOME WIDOW. IN SEARCH OF A SINNER. IS A REVELATION. NAUGHTY, NICE, ALL SPICE . CUDDLESOME COMEDY. • Al|o . The Musical At taction Classique, MRS. J. I'. WOODWARD. MRS. J. I'. WOODWARD. Wellington's Own Soprano. MATINEE AT C.30 TO-DAY. KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. THE BOX PLAN is at the Bristol until 5 p.m., after that hour seats may be secured at the Theatre, or by 'Phono 22—212 Reservations held until 7.30 only. ■ fjiOWN HALL. I 1 ' i

At 8. ■ TO-NIGHT. At 8. At 3. TO-NIGHT. At 8. Positively the Final Recitals of the Favourite and Tvorlii-tnmous Artists, AMY EVANS,' A)IY EVANS, The Phenomenal Welsh Soprano. V FIirASEE GA N G E, ' ERASER G AN G E, The Celebrated Scotch Baritone. TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. Miss Evans' will sing:, "ltitonm Vinetor" (from Aida), "O, Sleep, Why dost thou Leave Me" (Handel), "Ecstasy" (W. Morse Kimel), and with Mr: Gange, "The Nile Scene," from Aida. Mr. Gange will sing: "Prologue" (from Pajjliacci), "O, Let tho Solid Ground," "Birds in the High Hall Garden" (Arthur Somervell), "Lock the Door, Lariston." Assisted fcy MTSS CLARICE WOOD, Solo Pianist, Who will play "Gnoiuenreigen J (Liszt), Nocturne F. sharp, minor (Chopin), Prelu'de, B, flat minor (Chopin). PRICES—Sa. (res.)', 35., and lis. Plus Tax. Doors Open 7.15. Box Plan and Day Sales at The Bristol. . . (TKLYMPIAi SRATING RINK, SKATING RINK. Humber Street, Island Bay (Right'at Tram Stop). • OPEN EVERY DAY. 2.30 to 5; 7.30 to 10. Band in Attendance Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Nights. WATCH FOR "SHOULD A HUSBAND FORGIVE?" "SHOULD A HUSBAND FORGIVE?" "SHOULD A HUSBAND FORGIVE?" } PUBLIC NOTICES. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES FACILITIES THESE should be studied carefully by the mother' and father in seekinjr a new home. Perhaps they have earned a comfortable competence by dint of hard toil, and are desirous of . giving • their children the best education possible. This is a laudable ambition. NEW PLYMOUTH NEW PLYMOUTH 1 Is particularly well provided for in schools. Its Boys' High School and Girls' High School attract pupils from all parts of the Dominion—and outside. Tl\e Boys' School is a new and modern school; it has an exceptionally "capable staff under a headmaster who' has a genius for his work. It is a large school, haying 400 on its roll, 200 being boarders, and is second to none of the secondary schools of -the Dominion. This is proved by the examination results, and ,the school's success on the athletic field. 1 The Girls' School also has earned for itself a splendid reputation. It ■is housed in a new building in picturesque surroundings, has ample playine fields, and a boarding establishment. OTHER ADVANTAGES. OTHER ADVANTAGES. Now Plymouth hns other advantagesgenial climate, fine beach, beautiful parks, mountain near by, splendid tranij ■service, hydro-electricity, fine jvater. supply. efficient drainage. . Write to the Tourist and Expansion League for further particulars.

NEW; ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. NEW ZEALAND INSPECTION DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON. Final dividends and bonds for year ended June 30, 1920, have been declared as under, and axe now in course of payment-.— On 5 PER CENT. ' CUMULATIVE PREFERENCE STOCK: Dividend at the rate of 2fc pro cent, (less English Income tax at te. 6d. in the £). On ORDINARY STOCK: Dividend at the'rate of 2 per cent, and Bonus at the rate of 2 per cent, (both free of English Income Tax). WALTER F. LAWRY, Chief Inspector for N.Z. Wellington, December 17, 1920. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. NOTICE RE WHARF BARRIER PASSES. ' HOLDERS of Wharf Barrier Pa Hits • (white cards only), issued by the Board, for business during business hours, are herebv reminded that such parses expire on December 31, 1920. Similar Barrier Passes for the year 1921 -will be Issued by the undersigned during office hours on presentation of the expired passes. H. E. NICHOLLS. Secretary. ■ Harbotir Board Office. Wellington, N.Z., Decomber 11, 1920. LAW HOLIDAYS. ITIHE Christmas-New Year Holidav« to J- be observed bv Solicitous practising in the Citv of Wellington will be from NOON, DECEMBER 24. to the usual opening hour on JANUARY 10. F. HARRISON. Secretary Wellington District Law 0 Society, TO SOLICITORS AND OTHERS. TNFORMATION concerning the Will of J- Thomas Madely,' late of 13 Sussex Square,.Wellington, made shortly before April 9, 1007. Vill be thankfully received and paid for. • Address "REX," C/o "Dominion." BUSINESS NOTICES. NIELSEN. AND CO., CUSTOMS. SHIPPING. AND FOR. WARDING AGENTS, CABLE STREET. . Proprietors of Nielsen's BOND and FREB STORE. Customhouse Clearances a Speciality, 'Phone 2170. P.O. Box 179. WHY PAY MORE? SPECIAL LINES —Soap (Best), Is. 3d. Bar; Condensed Milt, lOd. tinj 6pecial Packet Tea, 2s. lOd. lb.; Sandsoap, 1 cakes. Is. At ALBERT BOWDEN, "The Store," Opposite Cable's Foundry, KAIWARRA.

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