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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1390, 25 March 1912, Page 1

"THE DOMINION" PREPAID ADVERTISEMENT IIATES Ono Inoh 60 Words), 4«. per Insertion. Front Page, ss. per inch each insertion. BIHTH, DEATH, AND HAEEIAQE NOTICSES, 2e. 6d. per Lnisertion. Situations Va«ant 1 »• . c> ji Situation, Wanted ] »«* ***%£* Board and neeidence J 6IX I >E NOK. CEMERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words, Iβ. i M Words. Iβ. 6d.j 50 Words, !s.

AMUSEMENTS. QfEu no u-s~k Lessees J. c. Williamson, Ltd. Sole Direction of Allan Hnmiltun. Uushiess Manager W. A. Low. THIS (MOXDAYrEVKMXG AT S. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO SIGHTS ALLAN HAMILTON'S SEASON. ALLAN HAMILTON'S SEASON.. POSITIVELaTIAST NIGHT POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT The , Thrilling, Sensational, Romantic „„. Drama of Indian Life, ' WHY MKN T.OVK WOMEN." "WHY MEN LOVE AVOMEN." "WHY MEN LOVK AVOMEN." "WHY MEN LOVE WOMEN." Unanimously voted by the Press and Public of Aiislrala-siii to bo the Best Wallet Howard Drama ever written by 1!..-r I'rnlific Playwright. PRODUCED BY CHARLES BROWN. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 20th MARCH LAST NIGHT OF, THE SEASON, A MESSAGE FROM MAIJs! A MESSAGE FROM -MAKS. , A-MESSAGE FKOM MARS, A Piny that wjll live "for ever. iiy arrangement' with Charles Hawtrey and Frank. Cnrzon,. London, PRICES: 35.,.25., anil Is, Early doors &nd reserves extra. Box-Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at Christe-ou's.' PARIS THE A T R E. f- : Ingestre. Street. - A GLORIOUS & DISTINCT "SUCCESS Achieved on Saturday Night bv tUa PARIS nU'/S PJCTUUES AND ORCHESTRA. THE ONE VERDICT-EXCELLENT. : TO-NIGHT and FtfZiiY EVENING at B.' Superb Programme of Pictorial Gems. PRIZES! "'•■•■ PRIZES! TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A Prize (value of 3 guineas) awaits the Man, Woman, or Child who attends cur Performance THIS EVENING, and on entcriii-j . the" building . submits in writing an answer to the following, question: "How tho -Management of the Prize Pictures may give a prize every performance, to one member of the audience, without infringing tho Gaming and Lotteries Act." All answers to bo accompanied bv Name and Address, . ■ . The Prize of the value of £7 10s. was presented on Saturday Night to Mr. W. L. Rutledgc, 54 Kilbirnic Crescent, for tho nearest solution to the above riuestion ATTEND OUR PERFORMANCE. TRY FOR THE PRIZE TO-NIGHT! Popular Prices—D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Back Stalls, 6d. Doors, 7.15. Orchestra, 8. ft!" A M, I' N G C OMPETITION. ±* Dirtction Tho Adelphi Picture ■'Theatre Company, Ltd. The Palatial New Picture Theatre situated in the centre of Willis Street, ■will be opening in April, and (he directors are asking the public of Wellington to suggest any name other than "THE ADLLPHI." They am offering the lollowins magnificent CASH PRIZES for the i MOST ORIGINAL SUGGESTIONS' Ist £1710 (I 2nd Jα 111 (I 3rd £i 0 0 Conditions: 1. Each Competitor nurcliasin"— (a) Ono Stalls Ticket (price Gd.) is entitled to one suggestion. (b) Ono Reserved Stalls Ticket (pvico ■ Is.) is entitled to two'suggestions. (c) One Dress Circle Ticket (prico Is. Gd.) is entitled to throe suggestions. 2. Tickets obtainable at Iho Adelphi Confectionery Company's Shop (104 Willis Street, next to the Theatre), or, by letter, enclosing price of ticket required o.sd stamp for reply, addressed, Manager, Adelphi Theatre, Box 755, Wellington. . 3. Tear off and retain bottom portion of ticket (admission) and uost remainder to "Name," Box W5. 'Wellington. FRANK STIRLING, Manager. STRING BAND! MESSRS. VITETTA BROTHERS, Harp, Violin, and Flute (Constantly engaged at Eoyal Oak Hitsl), Are prepared to receive engagements for At Homes," Garden Parties, etc. Can supply large or small Orchestra. Address, 13S TORY ST. 'Phone 2570. PUBLIC NOTICES. THOMAS COAIiD, deceased! PURSUANT to an order of Mr. Justice ■*- Sim, under Section "i of "The Trustee Act, 1908," NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors and others having claims against the, estate of Thomas Coard, of AVellinglon, Accountant, who died on or alwit the IStli day of August, 1!)11, must send in tlirdr claims against the estate of the said deceased to tlie executor, GEORGE THOMAS LONDON, of Lower ..Hutt, Gentleman, within ono month from the publication of this advertisement; AND NOTICE j< hereby further given that tho eslate of the deceased will b« distributed at the expiration of .Mich period of one month without regard to any claim not sont in prior to such distribution. TJJAVJvKS, CAMPBELL; \t PEACOCK, Solicitors for the Executor. OXSLOW BOROUGH COUNCIL. KHANDALLAH PUBLIC HALL. f|IHE above Hall .is now available for -B- Dances, Concerts, Khitmalcgvaph Picture Shows, etc. Terms can .be ascertained on application (o me at the rSonim.'h Office, Mententh and Ward's Building*. Ballance Street, Wellirigto!i, or to the Custodian, Jir. James Auld, Gordon Street, Khandalhih. The Hall will be open for the inspection of the Burgesses of (he Borough between tho hours of 7 and "10 p.m. on Tuesday, the 26th inst. HENRY ABRAHAM, Towji Clerk. notice! TO Carters and Contractors.—Any person Removing Sand, Gravel, etc., from Hutt R. : .ver Beach, No. 4, without an order will be prosecuted. King Bros., 41 Nflsfln Street, Tetoiie. 'Phone 3337 (3 rings). ' RAW'IRI P. MEESHACE, LAND AGENT & INTERPRETER, Late of Oliphant and Oliphant, Barristers nnd Solicitors, Auckland. NATIVE LEASES NEGOTIATED TRANSFERS, MORTGAGES, APPLICATIONS, Etc. ' NATDTE LAND COURT. LAND BOARD ATTENDED. All Correspondence Confidential. 151 LAMBTON QUAY,' WELLINGTON Telephone 2091. ; ■S/TASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY. Treatment by an Accredited Specialist. C. CREIGHTON HALE. ( of 89 Mortimer Street, Cavendish Square, '. MASSEUR BY LONDON CERTIFICATE. : i≤ temporarily iu New Zealand, and treats ' patients either ut their Residence", at ' Cblbs, at Hotel-,, or at the X.Z. Jlraneh ' ■Estiiblislimeui—aTa MAY STREET, WEL- ' LINGTON. ' Reasonable Terms. Particulars en application. Telephone 3:'2b'. ua < CHAPLIN'S IMPERIAL RESTAURANT 35 MANNERS STREET. " jl/TEALS FROM 7 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT, s 5-COURSE LUNCHEON,. Od, } SUNDAY niNNjiT ONE SHILLING. I Pruftto Hopm for Ladice, L