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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3012, 24 February 1917, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. TOWN, H A L L. d (Concert Chamber.) TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Also, \ 1 N EXT MONDAY, ■ FEBRUARY 26th, NEXT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27th. . SELINSKY-AMADIO COTERIE OF BRILLIANT ARTISTS. SELINSKY will play- ! SELINSKY will play- ] i Concerto in E Minor Mendelssohn i Variations C'orolli-Kroisler Nocturne Chopin-Auor • , Etc., Etc. JOHN AMAJDIO will play--1 Rhapsodic Pastoralo Hongroiso...Doppler ' Spring Tcrscliak 1 Etc., Etc. ELSY TREWEEK will sing- • 'Waltz Song—"Romeo and Juliette" j l Gounod < Prayor from "La'Tosca" Puccini j Etc., Etc. i. .TESSIE MASSON wiU play- , Drum Polonaise Chopra j I Waltz in' A flat Brahms ; Novelette 'in E • Schumann : J ' Etc., Etc. 1 TRIO-Violin, Flute, and Piano—"Hun- ' garian Dance" Brahms I . Managerial Note—Request ' numbers b will bo included in Tuesday's pro--1 gramme. Requests may be addressed, c/o 1 Bristol Piano Co. , PRICES-45., .Bs., 2s. A limited numP ber of scats at One Shilling. Plan, at Tho Bristol; later at Chnste- ; son's. ' Representative J. Sutton Grow " Touring Representative ... John Hopkins t : : : ~ SPECIAL NOTICES. ~. COUNTY OF MAKARA., . • 7 ROAD CLOSED. } 'nnHE Ngahauranga Gorge Road will be 1 JL CLOSED for Traffic to the public 3 on MONDAY, February 26th inst., owing 5 to construction of temporary bridge over . - presont bridge at top of Gorge, to allow ,1 of concrete culvert being put in. JNO. H. HAGGERTY, • Chairman, Makara County Council. b MEDICAL REGISTRATION. a T WILLIAM GLADSTONE SCAN- , Aj NELL, M.8., Bac. Surg., 1917, Univ. N.Z.. now residing in Wellington; hereby " give notice thai; I intend applying on the p 21th March next to have my name placed ' on the Medical Register of the Dominion 0 of New Zealand; and that I .have' do- • posited tho evidence of my qualification R- in the office of the Registrar of Births 7 and Deaths, at Wellington. '- (Signed) •■• t WILLIAM GLADSTONE SCANNELL. n Dated* at Wellington, 23rd February, r i*L ~ . |I WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. - t . TEARO (MEN'S) BATHS.- | - DOMINION SCHOOLS' CHAMPION- . y SHIP CARNIVAL. d A UTHORITY has been granted to tho e xl Wellington Centre of tho New Zeao land Amateur Swimming Association to 0 charge Adults One Shilling and Children' Sixpence for admission to the To Aro Baths THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, the 24th February, between the "• hours of ono o'clock and five o'clock. JNO. R. PALMER. ■ Town Clerk. 23rd February, 1917. 1 , COUNTY OF HUTT. I NO. 12. SPECIAL RATING AREA IN | HOROKIWI RIDING. | "OROPOSAL to raise a loan of '.£IOOO | ■£ for the purpose of road construcg tion, including formation, metalling, i blinding, and culverting of roads and ; footpaths in Plimmerton and Plimmerton £ Extension. $ .' ■. '• = } NOTICE OF POLL. | In tho Matter of "The Local Bodies | Loans Act, 1913," and its Amendi ments. 1 J HEREBY give hotico that a Poll of j A the Ratepayers of tho No. 12 Spet cial Rating Area will-be taken on WED- \. NESDAY, tho 14th day of MARCH, 1917, 5 upon tho above proposal. ' . j JOHNWAKEHAM, j Chairman of the Hutt County Council. | Wellington, 20th February, 1917. ! ; In tho Matter of "The Local Elections i and Polls Act, 1908," and its | Amendments. • ■ . ' i \ "[DEFERRING to the above notice, I a $*> ' hereby give notice that a POLL I OF THE RATEPAYERS of tho above j Special Rating Area will be taken on I WEDNESDAY, tho ltth day of MARCH, i 1917, at the following places, that is to { say— , ? Room in Mr. W. J. Barlow's Residence, j Plimmerton. ' ' i Hutt County Council Office, Wclling- ] ton. . I Horn's of polling, fl o'clock a.m. to 6 j o'clock p.m. j ■ J. W. CUDBY, i Returning Officer. . j Wellington, 20th. February, 1917. I ■• NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT BOARD OF TRADE. a .. ITjtORMS required by merchants, mill--!P era, and others for supplying particuJars required by the Board of Trade wader the Qrder-in-Oounoil dated 6th . February, relative to'wheat, flour; bran, and pollard, can be obtained from the Gover-nment Printer in Wellington on application. As these forms are intended to record several sales or purchases, applicants aro requested' not' to apply for more than will be required. . PATRIOTIC EFFORT * — . 1 WHAT THE SAVAGE CLUB HAS | . N • DONE. i In tlio course of tho annual report' I of tho Wellington Savago Club, to be H submitted to members on March 2, U tho roforenccs to patriotic ra effort occur:— I "During the past season tho club a lias taken r advantage of every oppor- | tiinity that offered of supporting varii ous movements in aid of war piirposes. m Your council liavo pleasure in "calling 1 attention to tho fact that 120_ of our ra members have onlisted for active sorf| vice—a romarkabio proportion when it H is considered what a largo percentage || are ovor military ago. A temporary H Roll of Honour is still being kept of || our members on activo service, which H will be replaced by something handI some and worthy of tlio club ivnen the w war is ended. j a "During tho past season vno club, in ffl addition to investing £500 of its funds || in the five-year War Certificates, has i raised over £450 for patriotic purposes h ! as follows: —Collection taken up for | j Jutland Battle Widows' and Orphans'-' gj | Fund, £117 os. 6d.; gross proceeds of II ladies' evening, £141 10s. (donated bqH j tween War Relief Asooiation an Citi- [| I zonn' Christmas Gift Fund); gross prof| I ceeds of conceit given in conjunction | i with tho N.C.O.'s of the Twenty-fourth | I Reinforcements, in aid of Red Cross f§! 'Our Day' appeal, £172 75.; collection i I taken up for Rev. Mullineux's ComW forts Fund, £20. In addition to these I efforts, tho club forwarded a hamper i to Savage Horace Hunt, wno lias had I the misfortune to be interned in Gern many since the outbreak of war. A H set cf music stands was presented to p tho hospital ship Marania, which left | here in'charge of ox-Chief Savage W. |, E. Collins, 0.M.G., and a letter was K sent by our Chief Savago. -toother with fl a Christmas number of tha various fl New Zealand 'weeklies' to overy niemff ber on active service. || "With Togard to the amount colH looted originally for the purchase of <i |a machine-gun, your council, as recoroH mended at the last annual meeting, | have mado a grant of £50 to tließoP turned Soldiers' Club, with an intinin-' | tion thai, a further £50 would probably W be voted uest year; Ihev also voted M £10 of this fund te the Rp.v. MulliiJl neux's Cf"u.fQrf" Fnind, thus leaving