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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1577, 22 October 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. SIIOK'JTS COXTJMiOirS 'i'HEXTHE, Willis Street. Tlie Heme of lVrfor.tly-l'rtijecleu Pictures. TO-DAY And TO-NIGHT! in T ("iH SUCCICSS Of that Woiuleri'irJ Star Picture: "A GHOST {)]■' Till-: I'AST." J -a oiios'i' of \ni\-: past." J Wilncs-'Pil last niglit by a lnifjfi audience. I SiipiKjrteil by ■' "TIIK I'OSTi:.!! UHILD," A Bcuiilil'iil Ddtiii'stic JJi'iiniii, liy tlie Wnrlil-fiimpd Vila Co. The Western iViurtsliij) (Liibin (Irnnin). Fiuiuii-uV Aiipoiiitinoni (comic), From Ore t<. Iron (Kduralional), Willie us Arli»t (A.li. I'oinic), Utt'cets at' lc in Odessi, Ktc, Elc, Ktc. A SL'I'KHU KiiOGU.UUIE OP i;xc'lij,srvio v ictukks. Open Uaily from 1.1 a.m. to II p.m. ADJI.iSSKJX-Atlidf'S Cd., CliiidtPit 3d. OSCAIt ASGHK AND T,ILY BKAYTOX. " 0 T II E L L 0." "WESTJriXS'J'EK. GA ZKITE": "Mr. A?elic"> Othello displays a fine dignity, and a passion which are all ■convincing." LOXDOX "DALLY .MIRROR": "Of all tho Othollos of our time, Mr. A-olic'* K liy Car tile most interesting, and the-nearest to the Slinkcspereuii ideal." J.OXDOX "DATI,Y CHIiOXICLE": "Miss Lily Brayton instilled more. clinrjn and power into her work than any Dcsdompna one roinembcrs." LONDON "DAILY TELEGKAPH": "Miss Lily Brayton gave a display of strength in tho powerful scenes, only equalled by the touching gentleness of the other portions." THE GREATEST PERFORMAXCE Of SHAKKSKEABE'S SUBLIME 'I'KAGEHY Ever presented to the English public. "THE MEKR-Y AVIVES OP WINDSOR." I GLORIOUSLY EXHILARATING. SHAKESPEARE'S BEST COMEDY. TO-NIGHT, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT A HOUSE. Direction....T. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager, Hnrolil ''Ashton. OSGAR, ASCHE AND LILY BRAYTON THE LAST FIVE NIGHTS 6\;iid Special Saturday Matinee). TO-MGHT (TUESDAY) TO-NIGHT THE FINAL PERFORMANCE OF Shakespeare's Delightful Comedy: "THE MERRY "WIVES OF WINDSOR." "THE MERRY WIVES .OF WINDSOR." QSCAIt ASCHE as Sir .Tolm Falslaff. LILY BRAVTON" a=; Mistress Ford. Supported by their COMPLETE LONDON COMPANY. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT, THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS, And SATURDAY SPECIAL MATINEE, "O T H ELL O." "O T H E L L (.)." OS'CAR ASCHE as OTHELLO. LILY BHAYTON as DHSDEMONA. A MARVELLOUS PRODUCTION". Plans Drpsden. Day Sales at, Christpson's. Prices: fe., '■**., 2s. Gd., 2s. Children Half-price at Afatiuee only. ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. TiHE Eleventh of tli-a Series of Concerts "iven bv the Municipal Orchestra will take place in tlu- TOWN HALL TONIGHT, wh»n tho following works will bo played:—Weber's Overture, "Eurraiithe," Rubinstein's "-'l'oi-Mulor pt Atulnliifo," "Nntwackor Suite"' (Tschaikowski), uud "Peer Gyiit , ' Suite (Grieg). Jliss Dora Read, who has suns; so pleasinitly in. previous conwrts, will be tho vocalist. { PUBLIC NOTICES. MIRAMAR BOROUGH COUNCIL. PROP6SED SPECIAL LOANS OF oECOOO AND <£30!K>. ! ! In tho matter of the Municinal Corporations Act,' 190S, the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1908, the Local Elections and Polls Act, ISiIS, and the several Acts amending the same respectively. T HEREBY >ive Public Notice that a J- Poll of the Electors of tlio Borough of Mii-amar will bo- taken on WEDNESDAY, the 6lli day of NOVEMBER, 1912, on Hin two proposals of the Borough j Council to raiso Special Loans of XCOOfl' and .£1)000 resjiectively to l;p ex-pended on 1 the undertakings and for tho purposes j lipreundor set forth :— I i"or the. Completion of the Sewor--1 Schema now in course of construction .£OOOO AND For the Extension of the said Sewerage Scheme .£3OOO Dated at Wellington this 21st day of October, 1912. C. B. BOWIE, Depufy-Mayor. With -reference to the above, Public Notice is hereby given that the Polling Booths will bo at:— The Officp of the Council, King's Chambers, Wellington The Terminus Storp. Spa'tcmn Tho Kiosk, Wqrscr Bay The Town Hall, Miramar. Polling hours: 9 n.m. to 7 p.m. NOTE.—The Municipal ■ Corporations Act, 191)8, provides that if the qualification of mi Elector bo Residential ho shall not bo entitled to vote the Poll on any lironosal relating to Loans or Rates. R. E. BENNETT, Returning Officer. Wellington, 21»t October, 1912. NOTICE is hereby given that tho parcels of land hereinafter described will bo brought under tho provisions of tho Land Transfer Act, 1908, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 18th day of November, 1912. Application 4520 (Plan A/2600). EMMA JANE LEAL DE SIMAS.-27.7 perchce, part Section 32, Hiitt District. Occupied by Applicant. Application -!531 (Plan A/30GG). JOSITOA BELL.—I rood 38 perches, nart Section 10, Watt's Peninsula. Occupied by appli'Application 4511 (Plan A/3007). ANN SUSSEX.—IO.2S perches, pnrt: Section 380, Town of Wellington. Occupied by applicant. Application -1533 (Plan A/30G8). GEORGE KTEVENS.-S acres and 32 perches, part Section 55, Porirua District. Occupied by J. Miiemillan. Diagrams may be inspected nt this office. Dated tho 17iii tiny of Oclolxr, 1912, at the Lands Rcr/isiry Ofliee, Wellington. . G. G. BKIDCiKS, District Lnnd Rcgistmr. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SUITLY AND DELIVEI!.Y OF JARUAH SLEEI'EMS. Roilv.av Dep.irtir.eiil, Head Office. WRITTEN TENDERS will bo received at thii! ollicp up to noon of FRIDAY, aih Xovoinlwr, 'illU. for (li<> Supply and Uelivory of '.511,000 Jnrrali Sleepers, 7ft. x fin. x Sill., at Auckland, Xiipk-r, Wellington. Timnrii, Port Chalmers, ami liluft'. Spci-ilii'iil.ions mid I'nrms of Tender to bo olihiiuwl at Ilic Knilwiiy Sloi-oteoper's Offices, Ni'win.irkel. Addington. Hillsido, and liivpicni-L'ill. and the Stoics Manager's (Jlliw, Wi-llinglon. Tiindeis to liu iiddipssod to the General .Manager, New Zealand Kailways, Wollinglon. jfiiil to be marked out>ide "Ten.lcr lor .lin-i-iili Slwpi'iw." The lowest, nr jmy lender will not necessarily l>e ncccptiMl, nnd telegraphic tenders will mil. Ik- eiilortmued. liy order. T. KOXAYNE. (le:n':-.il M;ui:ii;er. X.Z. liailways. Tho dpiiiand is runniut; strong for Hoyle's prints, Warner's liust-prooi' Coreots, and Roslya Untlu-iakable Underwear, i-Advt.