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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8359, 20 February 1913, Page 3

amusements. The new theatre. Maimers street. (MacMahon and Connelly's). CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily—ll am. till 11 p.m. “GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO." "The Survival of the Fittest." TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, FEB. 20. Grand Military Spectacular Play, *<fpup rpnprn-f “THE TORCH "THE TORCH "THE TORCH “THE TORCH OF WAR.” OF .WAR.” OP WAR." OP WAR.” Also. Magnificent Supporting Items. Think of it! Adults, SIXPENCE. Children, THREEPENCE. T OWN L. COSY CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction Alf. Linley. Business Manager .W. A. Low. THE FOLLIES THE FOLLIES THE FOLLIES Appeared Before Another Large Audience Last Night. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) And a few following nights. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, COMPLETE CHANGE of PROGRAMME Something New, Startling, Hilarious, and Electrifying. A Great and Glorious Combination of Events. Prices, 3s, 2s. and la. Plan at Dresden. MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING in the Druids' Hall, Shannon, on MONDAY. February 24th, 1913, at ft p.m., to consider the advisability or otherwise of forming the Township of Shannon into a Municipality or a Town Board. All in favour of or opposed to are requested to attend. J. R, STANSELL, SENR., 806 Convener. NEW ZEALAND FREEZING WORKS EMPLOYEES' FLu/ERATION. A MEETING of Freezing Works Em- ■ ployees (Slaughtermen excepted) will be held in "Chronicle” Buildings, Petone avenue, Petone, on THURSDAY, 20th i February, at 8 p.m. Slaughterhouse Assistants, Manure Workers, Freezers, Fellmongers, etc., attend. You will hear something to your advantage,—F. ELLIS, Secretary. 843 MANAWATU FLAX MILL EMPLOYEES UNION. SPECIAL Meeting of the above Union will be held in the Britannia Buildings, Palmerston North, on SATURDAY, March Ist. 1913, at 2.30 pm. Business: To Strike Levy for the Purpose of Building a Defence Pond, PERCY T. ROBINSON. 849 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES ESTATE OF FRANK BOTTEN, LATE OF PORT AUGUSTA, STATION HAND, DECEASED. INFORMATION is required as to the • next of kin of the above-named deceased, who died at Port Augusta in the State of South Australia on the eighth day of SEPTEMBER, 1911. Dated this sixth day of February, 1913. K J. W. ASHTON. 853 Solicitor for the Public Trustee. Tyrone® is hereby given that the par•lx cel of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1908, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 14th day of March, 1913. Application 4572 (Deposited Plan No. 2616). HARRY OCTAVIUS TULL*.— 60 acres and 17 perches. Sections 70, 71, 72. 73, 74, 75, Township of Carterton. Occupied by George William Dell or. Diagram may be inspected at this office. Dated this 13th day of February, 1913, at the lands Registry Office, Wellingtoo, , G. G. BRIDGES. 839 Distrito Land Registrar. NOTICE. HUXLEN (Superfluous Hair Specialist)’ begs to notify her numerous clients that she haa returned to town, and may bo consulted at her rooms. 191, Lambton, quay (Economic Buildings). 'Phone 1017. | 841 BUSINESS NOTICES WANTED Known We are Sole Agents for the famous HUMBBBETTB CYCLE CAR. Wo are now booking orders for these. First consignment arriving shortly. Place your order at once. Only a limited number arriving. Full particulars from WITCOMBB AND PYM, Motor Engineers, 'Phono 2451 Vivian street nvAT. MAD. COACH SERVICE TO ' AND FROM FOXTON. Leaves Foxton daily 630 am. Arrives Shannon 7.45 am. Leaves Shannon daily 10.45 am. Arrives Foxton 12 noon. Leaves Foxton daily 230 pm. Arrives Shannon 4.20 p.m. Leaves Shannon daily 8.15 pm. Arrives Foxton 9.30 pm. T. H. GINGELL, Proprietor. j W. WALKER, .FORWARDING AGENT. CARRIER. | AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR. i BULLS. Coaches meet trains at Groatforfl All classes of Vehicles on Hire, including Motor-car. Telegram* promptly attended to. Telephone No. <L Writing of Mr Christian Hellemama, who has been appointed conductor to the Royal Choral Wellington, the Sydney “Evening News says: “ Mr Hellemann has distinguished himself during the past few years by his ability as a conductor, organist, accomEanist, and, last but by no means jast, a composer. His choral work, ‘By Babylon’s Waters,’ had its premiers by the Royal Sydney Philharmonic Society, and was _ very highly commended; and the incidental music to J. C. WiUiainson’s production of * Parsifal ’ will he most pleasantly recalled. Mr Heßemann is noted for his energetic and intelligent treatment of the various choral bodies ho has conducted, and many successes, are contained in his record.”