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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 118, 20 May 1914, Page 2

Book Early at the Dresden. Is 6d. HAY WARD'S PICTURES, THE KING'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT At 8 NIGHTLY A DELIGHTFUL WINTER EVENING May bo spent in viewing one ENORMOUS PROGRAMME ! Tho BEST, and Nothing but the BEST. THE MIGHTY TRAVEL SERIES. A Wealth of Knowledge. "LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT !" "LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT !" "LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT!" "LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT!" From King to Pauper. From Windsor Castlp to Petticoat Lane. LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL, 1914 LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL, 1914 LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL, 1914 The Race from Start to Finish. Tho Best liver Seen. "Sunloclc." jumping like a Deer, Leads all tho Way. Enthusiaqticallyi Cheered. "THIEVES!" A very strong "THIEVES!" Drama" "Marvels of the Invisible World." Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race. "One-Rottnd O'Brien." "Making a Living" "Graphic." THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. 6d and Is. Reservei* Dresden, la 6d. DANCE MUSIC EOft THE SEASON !_ NOW the Dancing Season is upon us, it would bo well for all interested to get tho latest successes. We recommend the following: — WALTZES. "Dawn of Spring" (Hope), "Golden Morn" (Cowley), "Nights of Gladness" (Arncliffe), "Dream of the South" (Lincoln). Price Is 9d each. THE TANGO. Tho Tango is sure to be popular in the Bail Room this Winter. Full supplies of the extraordinary success "Tres Moutarde" ("Too Much Mustard"), always on hand. Other popular numbers are: "The Dudley George" and "Tho Brazilian." Price Is 9d each. ONE OR TWO-STEPS. "Hoppy Herbert" and "Policeman's Holiday" aro without a rival. _ Will be pla-yed everywhere this Winter. Price Is 9d DANCE' ALBUMS. Containing a full programme. Chappcti's 158 Dance Album, Cramer's Album No. 10, Allan's Dance No. 15. Price Is each ; Is 2d posted. We endeavour to keep up, to date in the latest, and we always welcome visitors to our warehouse to hear these played over. CHAS. BEGG~& CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON, Solo Agents for Pianos by Bluthner, Brmsmeud, Schiedmayer, and Other World-Famed Makers. MIRAMAR BOROUGH COUNCIL. ELECTION \3F ONE COUNCILLOR. NOTICE OF SITUATION OF POLLING BOOTHS. In the matter of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," and of "Tho Local Elections Act, 1908." I HEREBY give Public Notice that the following persons have been duly nominated for tho Office of Councillor for tho Borough of Miramar, namely: — HAWTHORN, HENRY TELFORD. JOHN As there is only 6no vacancy to bo filled, I hereby also give notico that a Poll will bo taken as between tho eaid Candidates on "WEDNESDAY, tho 27th MAY, 1914. Polling Booths will be situate at — The Offices of tho Council, King's Chambers, Wellington. The Kiosk, Worser Bay. Tho Terminus Store, Seatoun. The Town Hall, Miramar. Polling hours — From 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 20th day of May, 1914. R. E. BENNETT, Returning Officer. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. SPECIAL NOTICE RE DRAINAGE. DISCONTINUANCE OF SANITARY SERVICES. NOTICE is hereby given that, ONE MONTH FROM DATE, tho Sanitary Services will be DISCONTINUED at all promises where notices to connect with tho Drainage System havo not been complied with, and defaulting owners prosecuted. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 20th May, 19U. BEL CANTO GRAMAPHONES! THE BEL CANTO Cabinet instruments are the most perfect of their kind, and faithfully reproduce the Bound of tho human voice. It is safe to say that no other instrument in tho world can tomparo with tho Bel Canto for beauty of design, price, or construction. CABINET. Made of well seasoned, highly polished New Zealand woods, whioh add considerably to the charm of the instrument. TONE ARM. Nickel plated, with goose neck and speoial patent exhibition sound box. l MOTOR. Silent, simple, and strongly made. No complex parts to get out of order. PRICE. From £10 10s to £15 15s, and equal in. valuo to the earlier make of instruments, sold elsewhere at £40. Writo for particulars of tho Bel Canto, the best scientifically constructed instrument ever made. CHAS. GIOEGI, PALMERSTON NORTH. HAVE YOU ENOUGH PICTURES IN THE HALL? IN THE BEDROOMS ? IN THE DINING-ROOM? IN THE DRAWING-ROOM ? ICIILL thote vacant corners and blank walls with homo-beautify-ing Pictures. Thoro was never in Wellington, such an opportunity to buy at extremely low prices as at M'GKEGOR WRIGHT'S SALE ! THE FIRST IN 25 YEARS. EVERYTHING REDUCED OK PER CENT. TO rq PER CENT. Our Gallory is crowded with Pictures of all kinds — unframed and framed — at prices to suit any purse and any need. Spend a half-hour amongst them when in town to-morrow. L I THE LAST DAY OF SALE IS 29th MAY. M'GREGOII WRIGHT'S GALLERY. WEDDING CARDS— The most up-to-date deoign* jtust opened *t Ere«. ing Poet office.