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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 75, 22 December 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. DE LUXE THEATRE COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY AT MATINEE. 2.30. MATINEES DAILY. 2.30. NIGHTLY,, 8 O’CLOCK. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "THE BLACK PIRATE.” ■Mrirp ‘SFIF 1 F 1 'IM |! i | F ' Ir-.j II .ii 11 |p ' i IM ! | II jiiil Box Plans now open at the Bristol Piano Co., Aitken’s Book Arcade, or ring Theatre ’Phone 23—080. Same Programme Xmas Day and Night. PUBLIC NOTICES. MAYOR’S FUND DOBSON MINERS’ APPEAL TOWN HALL TOWN HALL JAZZ — TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) DEC. 23. — JAZZ JAZZ — TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) DEC. 23. — JAZZ JAZZ — TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) DEC. 23. — JAZZ AL STARITA ORCHESTRA (AUGMENTED). TICKETS 2/6. DANCING S TO 12. ORGANISED BY WATERSIDE FOOTBALL CLUB. Owing to the great response we have met with, we have arranged for the Concert Chamber in the event of an overflow. A full Orchestra will be in attendance. Late ’buses have been arranged for to all suburbs, by kind permission of the tramway authorities. Tickets for the above are on sale at the following:— Aitken’s Book Arcade. Courtenay Place, Ned Perry’s, Manners Street. Bristol Piano Co. Mick YValsb, Molcsworth Street. A. E. TURNER, Social Secretary.

SPORTING, TROTTING AT CARTERTON BOXING DAY AND FOLLOWING DAY (DECEMBER 27 AND 28). GREAT FIELDS! GOOD CLASSES! PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS! THE CLAREVILLE COURSE IS SECOND TO NONE IN THE MATTER OF PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS AND ACCOMMODATION. ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR TROTTING FIXTURES IN THE DOMINION. TRAINS LEAVE LAMBTON EACH MORNING AT 7.50. COURSE AT CLAREVILLE IS ONE MINUTE FROM STATION.

BUSINESS NOTICES. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. “cpilE DOMINION” will NOT be Published on SATURDAY NEXT (CHRISTMAS DAY), but will be Published ou MONDAY (BOXING DAY) as usual. The following hours will be observed by the Public Office during the Holidays, and advertisers are requested to make their arrangements accordingly :— FRIDAY (CHRISTMAS EVE)—B.3O to 5.30 p.m*. SATURDAY (CHRISTMAS DAY)—CLOSED ALL DAY. SUNDAY—6 p.m. to 10 p.m. MONDAY (BOXING DAY)—B.3O a.m. to 10 a.m., 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. NEW YEAR’S DAY. “THE DOMINIONS will not be published on SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 (NEW YEAR’S DAY). • ( “DOMINION” READERS arc reminded that “THE DOMINION” is ou sale at practically all the main centres of population throughout the countryside. Before departing on your holiday make arrangements to have your “Dominion’’ delivered or posted to your holiday address. If unable to (tall ring— THE PUBLISHER, TELEPHONE 44—020. THE WELLINGTON PUBLISHING CO., LTD.

ELECTION NOTICES. UNI-VEIIBITY OF NEW ZEALAND. ELECTIONS TO UNIVERSITY COUNCIL. PURSUANT to the New Zealand Uni- *• versily Amendment Act, 1926, an Election of Five (5) Members of the Council (in place of the Senate) by the members of the Genera] Court of Convocation will bo held on January 21, 1927. Nominations will close at 5 p.m. -on January 10, 1927. The Polling will close at 5 p.m. on January 21, 1927; voting papers if delivered, must reach the Returning Officer, University Office Dominion Farmers’ Institute. Wellington, not later than that hour; if posted, they' must reach him not later than 5 p.m. on January 26, 1927. The nomination forms and voting papers will be obtainable from the undersigned. E. T. NORRIS. Returning Officer. Box 1524, Wellington. W E LLINGTON EDU CA TION BOARD. IN accordance with the requirements of the Education Act, I hereby notify the result of the Extraordinary Election of one. representative of the Wellington Urban Area of the Wellington Education District. NICHOLLS, Charles Henry Williams 113 Elected. Goldsmith, Joseph Isaac 25 Valid Votes, 138. Informal Votes, 4. G. L. STEWART. Returning Officer. QPECIAL December Oiler- 50 Ideal Per’ manent Hair-waving Outfits com plete, 255. (value 355.). 20 Clay Packs with directions) Bs. Curling Fluid 4s Restorer for Grey and Faded Flair 6d (post free) Send stamped addressed envelope for leaflet Ideal Manufactut mg Co., Boz 42. Foxton.