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rjIUK KING'S THEATRE. Props . West's, Ltd , Linley and Donovan WEST'S PICTURES TO-NIGHT! A SERIES OF MAMMOTH ATTRACTIONS, IleadM by A GIPSY'S HATE. A GIPrtY'S HATE. A GIPSY'S HATE. A Diama of Intense Interest. And WITH THE COLOURS. WITH THE COLOURS. A Grand Patriotic Series, showing Englana s Army nt Manoeuvres, and concluding with the grand MILITARY SPECTACLE, THE TROOPING OF THE COLOURS In Whitehall Square. In addition, an Unprecedented Series of Splendid Productions. Doors, open at 7.15. Uhuil Prices, 'Phone 3143. q pc r~ a n~cT"u~ s~k Direction A.A, Co., Ltd. Fofe, A SEASON OF SLX NIGHTS. Commencing MONDAY, 10th FEB. Different and Greater than all the rest. In. his Brilliant Entertainment of Mystical Gems, threaded together with Consummate Artistry into a veritable NECKLACE OF NECROMANTIC ff NOVELTIES. HUGARD THE MARVELLOUS! - HUGARD THE MARVELLOUS! HUG.ARD THE MARVELLOUS! NONE BUTsHtMSELF CAN BE HIS PARALLEL. If you miss seeing him you will miss seeing the GREATEST MAGICIAN OF HIS TIME. The World's Wizard of * _ - Wonders. The Bulletin soys: In his performance Huffard attains to a brilliance seldom reached by visiting magicians, and for sleight-of-hand work we would award first place, etc., etc. v First Appearance of MISS MYRA ERRINGTON, In her Famous American Musical . Novelty, THE MUSICAL DISCS. The Great Chinese Silent Act ia a" - Perfect' Revelation. CHING SUNG LOO, Aftd his Trained Assistants, Presenting a Night in a Chinese Palace (70 Minutes m Wonderland), as presented With Tremendous Success in All Parts of the. World. "A refined ,and delightful entertainm «»t> without" one objectionable feature." —(Vide. Press). PRICES: 3s, 2s,' ls. No extra charges/ l J3ox_Plan_at_the Dresden. THE HUTT~IfVER BOARD. 1 EXTRAORDINARY EJECTION. I. HEREBY give notice that at the Extraordinary Election of a Member of tho Hutt, River Board ; held on, 4th February, 1913, the following votes were received by the respective Candidates: — CLERE, Frederick d© Jersey „. 83 KENNEDY, Arthur Daniel 144 Informal . 2 And whereas Arthur Daniel Kennedy polled the greate&t number of votes, I hereby declare him to be duly elected as a Member' of the -Hult River Board. WALTER C. CUFF, Returning Officer. Lower Hutt, 4th February, 1913. ' ' WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE FIRST QUARTER, 1913, Will, begin t ' \ v DAY CLASSES— MONDAY, 10th, FEB., 9 a.m. ' ' EVENING CLASSES-— THURSDAY, 13th February, 7 p.m. ,%'YAY Courses aro available in Art and JL' Art Crafts, Commerce, -Domestic Economy (Dressmaking, Cooking, etc.), Mechanical and- Electrical Engineering. i Carpentry and Joinery, Oabinctmaking and Designing. . Evening Cla«>scs arp available in the above, and also in Building Construction, Plumbing, Plastering, Sign Painting and Decorating, English, Latin, French, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physiology, Botany, Commercial Geography, Shorthand, Typing, » Accountancy, Woolclassing, and Veterinary Science. Syllabus on rpplicatiou. Intending and old students should enrol at once. . f Fees payable strictly in advance; - W. S. LA TROBE, M.A., Director. F. SHAW, Registrar. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE WILL RE-OPEN on MONDAY NEXT, 10th February Classes , will Resume on TUESDAY, 11th. THE RECTOR, '"'•" PIANOFORTE. ~~ ' MISS FLORENCE M. L. JONES, • - L.R.A.M., RESUMES Teaching on THURSDAY, 6th February, at 217, THE TERRACE. A PPLICATION having. been mado to il me to register a transmission and discharge of Mortgage No. 33435, in favour of the PUBLIC TRUSTEE and WILLIAM .JAMES and DONALD JAMES respectively, affecting Sections 13 ' and 14, Block X., Kopuaranga Survey District, and boing tho whole of the land in certificate of title, Vol. 81, folio 286, and evidence having been lodgexl of the loss or destruction of the said mortgage, I hereby give notice that I will dispense a\ ith tho production of the said mortgage, and register the transmission and discharge as requested on tho 14th day of February, 1913. Dated tKis 291h day of J anuat-y. 1913, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. j. ,1. L. BURKE, Deputy District Land Registrar. NOTICE it hereb7 given that the parcel of laaid hereinafter described will bo brought under the provisions of tho Land Transfer Act. 1908, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before' the 3rd -day of March, 1913. Application 4*45 (Plan A/3130). AMELIA EMILY SIGNAL.-10 acres and 1-5 perches. Section 313 (suburban), Township of Foxton. Occupied by Applicant. Diagram ma\ bo inspected at this office. Dated this 29th day of January, 1913,' at tho Lands Registry Office, Wellington. .]. j. L. BURKE, Deputy District Land Registrar. FUNERAL NOTICE. ' THE Friends of Mr. Leonard Dixon are rcspcotfully invited to attend the Funeral of hi* latr> b* loved Wife, Ami, which will leave his residence. Mossellc* street, Island Bay. To-morrow (Thursday^ 6th February, 19i3, at 12 noon, for Karori Cemetery. . \ 15. MORRIS. Jun., Undertaker and Embnlmer. 60, Taranaki-sl. and 28, Revatie st. LOYAL ANTIPOD?i:'AN J I!oDGE, M.U. OI'YICRRS .uid Menibri". of tho abovp Lodge -I. ipcjiu'hird Io i.ttond the Fuuci-n! ot the Into will* o f Bro. L. Dixon, winch will 'iv\c lim rr-!dence. lelatid Bay. To-inonou (Thniid;iy). al 12 noon, for (Jotuclurj, Kdiou, ,_ ,„ „ A. GUISE, P.B.