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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3072, 7 May 1917, Page 7

AMUSE M E NTS. OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT! '' TO-NIGHT! LAST FOUR PERFORMANCES Of the Great Latching Success, "TOM, DICK, AND HARRY." "TOM, ,DICK. AND HARRY." . The Laughter Season now in full swing. THE LAUGHTER BOOM. THE LAUGHTER BOOM. THE LAUGHTER BOOH, On Saturday Night tho Famous CHARLEY'S AUNT COMEDY COMPANY was received by .a packed and enthusiastic audienoe, who laughed and laughed, and laughed again, until their sides ached, at the Bright and Breezy Comedy, "TOM, DICK, AND HARDY!" "TOM, DICK, AND HARRY!" "TOM, DICK, AND HARRY!" "TOM, DICK, AND HARRY!" "TOM, DICK, AND HARRY!" „, "TOM, DICK, AND HARRY!" The Glad Man. The Mad Man. The Sad Man. LOOK OUT! Little Bessie's got the Mumps! Tho Mumps are Catching. So are the Laughs in the Great Laughing Success, "TOM, DICK. AND HARRY." "TOM, DICK. AND HARRY." On Saturday Night there was but one verdict— THE PEOPLE'S VERDICT. "A SUCCESS, A. HUGE SUCCESS." DON'T MISS IT. HtICES-4s„ 2s. fid., and Is. Early ■Doors Stalls and Gallery, Cd. extra. Box Plan at Bristol Piano Coy. "CHARLEY'S AUNT" FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT. ST. PETER'S PAK.ISH! A MEETING of Parishioners will bo • held in tho Infants' . Schoolroom, Gtmmee Street, on TUESDAY, MAY 8, at S p.m. Business: Nomination and Election of Three Synodsrnen. , H. WATSON, MX, Vicar. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. BIENNIAL ELECTION. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the A number of votes received by' eaoh Candidate for tho Office of Member of tho Hospital and Charitable Aid Board at tho Biennial Election, held on Wednesday, the 25th day of April, 1317, is as follows-.— Aitkon, Jessie 5201 Beck, Sarah : M 57 Burn, Benjamin George Henry ... 3580 Campbell, Duncan 4845 Castle, Frcnr/riek 6965 Clog-horn, Hel«n '. 3076 Cooke, Mary •' 3683 Eagle, Thomas Alfred 3030 Elliott, James Kennedy 70-18 Hazlewood, Beatrice 33i2 Lute, Charley Manley 7806 Macdonald, Flora. • 42'2fi Maddison, Walter 2908 Miedoma, Mary 3051 M'Kenzie, .Tames • 4183 MTjaren, Albeit Dungey -6571 M-Lean, Flora J 4583 M'Vicar. Annie 5738 Nash, George '■ 4386 Ncill, _ Grace' 4672 ■Petherick, George Jennings 5667 Read. John 3531 Smith, John 5766 Snow, Sarah Ellen Olive 4065 Thompson, William John 5655 Van Stavercn,' Herman 8235 And I bereby declare Herman Van Stavcren, Charles Manley Luke, James Kennedy Elliott, Frederick Castle, Alberta Dungey MTJarpn, John Smith, Anni? M'Vicar, George Jennings Petherick, William John . Thompson, Jessie Aitken,. Duncan Campbell, Grace Neill, Flora J. M'Lean, and George Nash, to be duly elected to 'such office. Dated this seventh day of May, 1917. JAMES AMES, Returning Officer. MOTOR WAGONS. FOR Immediate Delivery, • Bessemer Motor ChajaTs, to carry from 1 to 4 tona, most popular and simple. We have learned by experience that BESGEMF;R WAGONS are dependable. If you will tell us the weight and nature of your hauls and the character of your roads we will bo pleased to place our knowledge and experience at your disposal. Write to Motor Wagon Headquarters, 111 and 113 Lambton Quay, for Motors to fit your business. J. E. FITZGERALD. WELLINGTON, N.Z. Agent. —i p^T- —~ Milligan's vPsply Announce yOUE 'NEW OVERCOAT should •*- look well, and have stylo, in addition, to keeping out tho cold. MILLIGAN'S, Kelburn Avenue, are Overcoat Specialists: C"~HEMisTS like you to ask for "UNIQUE" HOT WATER BOTTLES, made by the North British Rubber Company, because they know "Unique" Bottles last for years, never leak, and give greatest satisfaction. Trade Imperially. Buy the British article. All chemists. iTO MATA WINES are absolutely pure, A and are recommended for Invalids.

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