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Free Lance, Volume VI, Issue 281, 18 November 1905, Page 9

/ \ P E R A HOUSE. TO-NIGHT, and Each Evening at <s. MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 2.30. , RETURN / FAREWELL / TOUR Of WEST'S PICTURES And THE BRESCIANS AN AMAZING ARRAY OF WONDERFUL PICTORIAL GEMS. Entire change, of Pictorial Programme on Saturday, November 18th. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), Complete Change of the BRESCIANS' MUSlC— Performance of the New O rchestral Novelty, "THE VILLAGE FORGE." A Descriptive Fantasia for Orchestra, Voices, and BeJls. Synopsis: Dawn in the< Forest. — The Villagers' Morning Hymn — The Carol of the Birdis — The Forge Opens — The Forere in Full Swing. NO WATTS. NO INTERVALS, NO EXTRA CHARGES. Admission — 3s, 2s, and Is. Children haJf-prioe to Dress Circle and Stalls. Children 'half-price to all parts at Matinee. Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at AbeO's. T. J. West and Henry Hayward, Managers.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. NEWTOWN ELECTORATE. MR BARBER will address th« Indies of— SEATOTTN— At Tea Kiosk. Worserßav at 3 p.m. TO-DAY (Friday). Mr. Barber's Central Committee Boom, open daily at the Hafdie Shaw Studio, Riddiford-street.

WELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION. A/T R. DTJTHIE'S Central Committee Rooms, LAMBTON QUAY, opposite Grey-street, ARE OPEN DAILY to 9 p.m. Rolls for inspection. Enrolment Forms. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. r I HE following; Offices have been ReJL moved from 32a, Lambton Quay, to Bank of New South Wales Buildings, Lambton Quay: — Empire Loan and Discount Company, Limited; Wellington Opera House Company, Limited. WILLIAM McLEAN, Secretary.

"THE ELECTORAL ACT, 1906." ABSENT VOTER'S PERMIT. TV] OTICE is hereby given that anj JIM Elector on any Electoral Roll for the Colony of New Zealand may at any tame up to and including the day of issue of the Writ for the Election for a Member of the House of Representatives apply, by application! to the Registrar of Electors for the district va. which hia-ajame is enrolled, for a Votr ing permit authorising him to record his vote outside such district at any polling-place duly appointed! on the day of election, in any Electoral District in the colony. The elector's signature to the application must be witnessed by a^ Justice of the Peace, Postmaster, or any Government officer, and the application forwarded to the Registrar of Electors for the district in which the: elector is enrolled so as to reach him not later than the twenty-second' instant, when a Voting permit will be issued. The elector when exercising his right to vote must hand) to the Deputy Returning Officer at the polling-booth hi» Voting-permit. Application forme can be obtained from all Registrars of Electors and Post Offices. Dated at Wellington tihis 15th day of November, 1905. F. W. MANSFIELD, Chief Electoral Officer.