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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 60, 8 September 1909, Page 8

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Lessees — Linley and Donovan. THE ROYAL PICTURES! THE ROYAL PICTURES! Of "PROVEN RELIABILITY," and famous as giving- the finest Picture Entertainment in tho Dominion. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! ANOTHER BRILLIANT PROGRAMME VIDOCQ! VIDOCQ! Acted by Mons. H. Bauer, Mons. Laudrin, Mons. Lack, and Mile. Marley. THE CHESS PLAYERS. AN AWFUL SYMPHONY. Our Prices— ls and 6d. Plan Abel's. On and after Saturday next Reserved Seats Sixpence extra. ■yiO'TORIA HALL. BENEFIT DANCE, FRDDAY, lOtli SEPTEMBER. In Aid of Mr. and Mrs. Mikoz, who were both severely injured in the late fire in Cambridge-terrace. Dancing- 8 till 12 p.m. Tickets Is. H. SCOONES, Hon. Sec. THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. ELECTION OF~TWO AUDITORS. THE result of the Ballot for Two Auditors, as reported to me .by the scrutineers, Messrs. L. H. B. Wilson and W. C. Stephens, is as follows: — Votes. ALLEN AND SON ... 84 BISS, A. S 1694 HUNT, E. W 1805 KEMBER AND SON ... 2560 ROWLEY AND GILL ... 443 Informal 185 Messrs. Kember and Son and E. W. Hunt, being the successful candidates, are therefore duly elected Auditors of the company for tlje ensuing year. A. E. EXLEY, Chairman. THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. ELECTION OF TWO DIRECTORS. npiHE result of the Ballot for Two A Directors, as reported to me by tlie scrutineers, Messrs. E. Bucholz and J. A. B. Howe, is as follows: — Voteß. BLAIR, John Rutherford ... 2952 KIRK, Richard Clement ... 1968 WARBURTON, Arthur ... 1605 Informal" ... ... ... 188 Messrs. J. R. Blair and R. C. Kirk, being the successful candidates, are therefore duly elected Directors ol the company. A. E. EXLEY, Chairman. NOTICE OF RETHiEMENT FROM PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, carrying on business as Ladies' Tailors at Wellington under the style or firm of "Nodine and Co.", has been Dissolved by mutal consent as from the date hereof so far as concerns the said William Jamee Sharplin Hayward, who retires from the said firm. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid respectively by the said Charles Nodine and Abraham White, who will continue to carry on the said business in partnership under the style or firm of "Nodine and Co." -' Dated at Wellington this first day of September, 1909. C. NODINE. W. J. S. HAYWARD. A. WHITE. MR. HAYWARD, Lato Partner in Nodine and Co., WILL Open as a HIGH -CLASS LADIES' TAILOR in those New Premises, 294, LAMBTON-QUAY, next Trocariero, during the last week of September. In the matter of the Estate of WILLIAM DOIG ROBERTSON, la-te of Wellington, Accountant, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that Creditors and others having Claims against the Estate of William Doig Robertson, deceased, aro required to send in the same to the Administrator on or before the 20th day of November, 1909. This Notice is given in compliance with a Judge's order, and after the above date the Administrator shall be at liberty to distribute the assets of the said William Doig Robertson amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of which such Administrator has then notice, and he shall not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose claims he shall not have had notice at the timo of distribution. The Administrator is David Robertson, of Wellington, Engineer, and any notice may be sent care of YOUNG AND TRIPE, Solicitors, Grey-street, Wellington. WELLINGTON CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. CONCESSION TRAMWAY TICKETS. rfIIWENTY-FOUR-TRIP TICKETS will JL ba available to the public on and after THURSDAY, 9th September, 1909, and will be on sale at tho following places : — Tramway Offices, opposite Lambton Station. R. Armit, Tobacconist, Lambton-guay. Whitcombe and Tombs, Stationers. Lambton-quay. C. Begg and Co., Music Warehouse, Willis-street. C. Cording, Stationer, Courtenay-place. Mrs. Howe, Island Bay Terminus. The following is a complete list of tickets available : — Each, s. d. Island Bay and Lambton Station... 5 6 Island Bay and Courtenay-place... 4 0 Luxford-street West and Courtenayplac9 3 0 Botanical Gardens and Kelburne Tram ... .-. 3 0 Thorndon-quay and Kelburne Tram 3 0 Aro-street and Kelburne Tram ... 3 0 Brooklyn and Manners-street ... 3 0 City Boundary (Miramar) and Lambton Station 5 0 Kilbirnie South and Courtenayplace 3 0 Austin-street and Lambton Station 3 0 The issue of Card Coupons and 6d Return Transfer Tickets will be DISCONTINUED after Sunday, the 12th day of September, 1909. JNO. R. PALMER, » ' Town Clerk. Bth September, 1909. THE GRAMOPHONE GRAND. "T^TO doubt tho failures in the early -^ talking machines created a prejudice against them. With -the NEW Gramophone there is no prejudice to overcome, and the moment it begins to work, the hearer realises that he is in the presence of some great singer's voice, and he is carried away by the wonderful faithfulness of tho music. It is but fitting that an example of tho highest perfection which the gramophone has yet reached should adorn the home of Queen Alexandra, who was delighted with the marvellous reproductions of the "GRAND" supplied to her, which is now kept at Saqdringham. There is no harsh metallic sound, no jarring noise with the '.'NEW GRAMOPHONE GRAND." It is not as a machine, but a musical instrument, that, reproduces the 6ounds of the human voice with lifelike fidelity. Melba, the greatest living singer of the day, will eing into no other instrument, and is loud- in her praise of the clearness of its reproductions. BEGG AND CO., 118, Willis-streot., Wellington Agente, in- £««??£ J& *'■£& the NEW GRAMOPHONE GEAKD *XJhMx.jwwn.xaamM > ,