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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 63, 11 September 1915, Page 4

BANK OF AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1835). Paid-up Capital . . £2,000,000 [ Reserve Fund 2,750,000' I Reserve Liability of Proprietors 2,000,000 £6,750,000 A HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND of £2 16s and a Bonus of 12s per Share, together equal to 17 per cent, per annum, have been declared by the Court of Directors, and will be payable on Bth October. The sum of £40,000 has been added to the Reserve Fund, and £113,000 carried forward. The Colonial List of Shareholders will be Closed from 24th September <p Bth October (inclusive), for the purpose of the above Dividend and Bonus. R. B. SMITH, Inspector. Wellington, Uth Sept., 1915. WATSON'S WHISKY rpHE PUREST AND BEST SPIRIT TURNS YOUR THIRST TO BLISS. ."/^AMROC" DRY GINGER' ALE v-r* satisfies. It's the drink for the man who is thirsty. All Hotels and Stores sell "CAMROC" DRY. GINGER ALE ! Try it, but insist on getting "Camroc.'" Have no other. Solo proprietors — THOMSON, LEWIS AND CO., 'Phone 2627 A. Wellington." r\ ' Z F ii f ii And DR. D. N. ISAACS. 1 . DENTISTS, 142, WilHs-ttreet. Tele. 2361. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "X.Y.Z."— Private. , "Tired of Neglect." — Report the matter to the proper authority. Cannot afford space "Anti-Tlfeping."— The manager of the theatre referred to states that the usual practice of large theatres is followed of "dressing the house," that is, placing "reserved" cards on a number of seats so that the audience wfll not be crowded in one portion but dispersed over the auditorium. This gives the theatre a . wanner appearance, more comfortable for patrons, and less depressing for performers. The management has no knowledge of the prevalence of "tipping," and would put it down with a heavy band if evidence were discovered. Ushers receive the usual payment for each performance, and, as they always work at other occupations in the daytime, are In no sense dependent on tips. ' A summary of the provisions of the War Pensions Act appeared in The Post of the 10th August. Letters addressed to The Editor for publication should be written in ink