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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3024, 10 March 1917, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN'S THEATRE. Cuba Street, Central. COMMENCING TO-DAY AT 11. AM. Ami Continuously till 10 P-m. TITO RESCUE OF THE STEFANSSON ARCTIC EXPEDITION. Molioii 'Pictures depicting—The Wonders of l.hn Great Unknown, Animals of Uio Frozen North, Russian Official and Native Lifo or Siberia. A (iraphiu portrayal of Every Chapter of TUTS GREAT HISTORICAL EVENT, Showing the. Rescue of tbo Survivors of tlio Slcl'ansson Expedition. Full of Trngic Moments! Teeming witli Pathetic Interest! Tho Greatest Educational ami Historical Moving Picture of tho Tear. Together with usual Supporting , Programme of Ivinematographie Gems. And Daily till 7 p.m. Tho Eighth Episode of "PEG 0' THE RING," Entitled "OUTWITTED." Book at Theatro. No Incrcaso in Prices. \,\7TiLLINGTON LABOUR REPRE- .»»■ MENTATION COMMITTEE. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. A MASS MEETING "Will ho held in tho Alexandra Hall, AM Smith Street, On SUNDAY EVENING, at 8, To discuss "Why Labour Should be Represented on Local Bodies." Speakors: Ifcesra. C. H. Chapman, J. Glover, and J. Hutchison. Chairman: Mr. J.. Mackenzie. OPEN-AIR. MEETINGS. SATURDAY NIGHT, at 8,. earner of Ghuzneo Street. MONDAY, Midday, Post Offico Square E. KENNEDY, Secretary. Tourist Resorts ' TE KUITI. THE Leading Town of tho King Country. Handy to Waitomo Caves. Good Trout Fishing. KELVIN HOUSE. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. Telegraphio Address: "Kelvin," P.O- - 55. Phono 56. J. H. \V. FROST, Proprietor. HOTEL GRAND, right opposite Railway Station. Porters moot all trains. First-class Accommodation for TouristsJunction of Wanganui River and Main Trunk Lino (three minutes from boat, landing). Excellent Trotit Fishing. Motor-cars arranged for fishing and picnic parties. P.O. Box 25. Telegraphic address "Grand." MISS CAMPBELL, Proprietress. YISIT TE AROHA DURING SUMMER AND STAY AT "HAZELWOOD." First-class Accommodation for Tourists. Adjoining beautiful Sanatorium Grounds and Baths. Every modern convenience. Terms: 355. per week; 6s. per day. MRS. HEATHCOTE, Proprietress. ■"Phono 36. Telegrams, ''Hazclwood," Te Arolia. "Como and drink tho healing water." ' TEE AUSTRALIA AND THE EMPIRE PRIVATE HOTELS, ROTORUA. Accommodation for 100 guests. Officially representing Thos. Cook and Son, N.sj. Commercial Travellers' Association, N.Z. Public Sorvice Association. Tariff: 7s. per day; 40s. per week. J. N. M'LEAN, Proprietor. mHIRWELL PRIVATE HOTEL, 1 ROTORUA. Well known as tho Premier Hoiiso for accommodation and cuisino. Has been entirely renovated for the coming season. Ono minuto from Station. Telephono 20. Telegraphic address "Tliirwell." Tariff, 7s. per day; 408. per week, T. P. DOWLING, Proprietor. B~LEGANT pieces of. high-class Furniture on sale at Kupli Bros., 139 Willis Street. . T~~ 1 idATA WINES. i GOLF WELLINGTON MUNICIPAL CLUB. The annual report of the above states that tho club was formei on' January 20, 1916; in the opinion of tho committee it has been very successful up to date. The membership has increased from 18 who agreed to join, at tho initial meeting to 63 at the end of the year and four have since joined. There have been numerous competitions for golf balls presented by Mr. E. .T. Hyams, for club buttons, for a medal presented by Mr. A. J. Cameron, for a challenge shield and trophy presented by the captain, Dr. R. A. Cameron, as well as continuous stroke and bogey competitions, the club championship competition, and a match play tournament. The winners of balls were: J. T. Bowness, 4;<A. J. Cameron, 1; R. J. Christie, 2; ,T. M'lntosh, 1; T. 0. Treniamo, 1; and W. Whitehead, 3. The club buttons were won by J. L. Black, 1; J. T. Bowness, 2; A. J. Cameron, 1; T. 0. Treinaine, 1; and W. i. The prize presented by Mr. A. J. Cameron was won by W. Whitehead. Tho continuous stroke competition was won by A.-J. Cameron and tho continuous bogey by W. Whitehead. The club championship was won by W. Whitehead. There was a most strenuous competition for Dr. Cameron's shield, which resulted in n win for J. Twomey by half a. stroke in five rounds; the average for the winner was 37.'2, and for the runner m> 37.3. The committee hope that in the coming year more of the young players will lako part, and so help to keen lifo and go in the club. There had been strenuous competition with the Oify Cornoration us to whether tho links should he open or closed on Sundays, "and so far," tho report adds, "your representatives s have been able to defeat the oornora--0 I tion in their attempt to close the links 0J on Sundays. A special committee was ■ sob up to' deal with tho. matter of il=e " new by-law. Thcv, Mipnorted by wlf- " era and others, decided to nclition '" siriiiijst. the passing of the hv-l»w bc- ' lieviner that Uie question of golf or 1 no coif on Rimflava was entirely a I '-iiuler for Uio individual conscience. s j That t-.OvUion was turned down by the '"! council, hence tin' fuiht in tho law r courts nt present in prowess." c _ 11 Messrs. Al.ralmm and Williams sidvcr- '" tise Hip onirics for llioir Olaki slock sulo o on Wednesday. s Woods' Grrat Peppermint Curo For Coughs and Colds, nevtr falls.' o ■ - o MOTOR WAGONS. i- Immediate Delivery, Bessemer 0 jC Motor Chassis, to carry from Ito 1 I tons, most popular and simple. Wehave learned by oxporwnce that BESSEMER, WAGONS are dependable. If you will teli lift tho weight and nature of your hauls and the character of your roads wo will bo pleased to place our r. knowledge and experience .it your dis•s poeal. x> Writo to Motor Wagon Hoadquartere, it 111 and 113 Lam Won Quay, for Motora u tr> fit your businceo. " ,T. K. FIT7,GKR,ALD, li WELLINGTON, N. 2. Ageat,