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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 24, 28 January 1918, Page 2

,T>ARAMOUNT THEATRE. X ARAMOUNT THEATRE. SESSUE HAYAKAWA'.: SESSUE . HAYAKAWA. "THE CALL OF THE EAST!" i'THE CALL OF THE EAST!" "Hepburn, you owe ma more than > money. To-night your sister shall pay the price."'A WONDERFUL PICTURE! NO ADVANCED PRICES. Bookings 'Phone 977.-

"Cheer Up ! We're Still Here!" HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction ....:....Fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd. "The Show of a ThouEand lights." "Laugh, and the world laughs with you! You'll weep if you stay at home!" SEE STANHOPE THE INIMITABLE, BUT— Sew your buttons on tight, or you'll burst them off with laughter! At PAUL STANHOPE'S > EEVUE. PAUL STANHOPE'S REVUE. Ginger Music! ' Ginger Girls! Ginger. Knap! First Appearance of BROWN AND NEWMAN, , Dispellere of Dumps and Dullness,. Wellington Debut of ■ WALTER C. M'KAY, The Merry Musical Knut. KELLY AND DRAKE, In a Farrago of Fun. - DE BOUIVAS POSES PLASTIQUE. Continued Phenomenal Success of The Eminent Actor-Author, TED MACLEAN, ' TED MACLEAN, In Association; with GENEVIEVE LEE, GENEVIEVE LEE, Presenting Mr. Mac Lean's Dramaiio Intensity, "BEYOND PRICE. 1' D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is; Res., 2s 6d.- Usual War Tax. Plan Bristol. ""PEOPLE'S PICTURE , PALACE. TWO ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS. The World-famed Star, THEDA BARA, <THEDA BARA, In a William Fox picturisation .of the well-known drama, "EAST LYNNE." "EAST !LYNNE." "EAST LYNNE." Also, The-Funniest Man on the Screen,BILLY WEST, BILLY WEST, In "THE VILLAIN." "THE VILLAIN." .Two Reels of Riotous Fun. , SOOTS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. Under.the Control of the Presbytery of Wellington. DAY andl Boarding Schools with Primary and Secondary Departments. The First Term, 1918, begins on TUESDAY, stb. February.. New boys are re'quesfced to attend on 4th February, .when tho Principal will interview parents and guardians. The 'Principal may bo interviewed by appointment after 26th January. Prospectus and all particulars from PRINCIPAL, S3, Hobson-street, ' Wellington. I ffhone 427.

SENSIBLE TEACHING METHODS. YOUR son's school-timo is valuable — let the most be made of,it! At Banks College, where .boys are enTolled from the age of five upwards, only necessary subjects are taught; all ornamental ones are omitted. ■ The difficulty in most scEool systems is to get the Councils or Directors to agree on efficient curricula as recommended by competent, and 1 experienced modern Educationalists. At Banks College, however, this problem has been satisfactorily settled by a Staff of Practical Experts. Owing to individual attention from an exceptionally large teaching staff, tho Boys really learn and understand -what they are supposed 1 to be taught.. Pupils are prepared for MEDICINE ENGINEERING . COMMERCE THE ARMY / THE NAVY < THE CHURCH ■ LAW, and .* TEACHING.: First Term this year begins' Tuesday,' sth February. Parents and Boys will, find our Prospectus, of unusual interest; Apply for a copy to. . , ' •. 1 H.AMOS, •'.■:■. „ Director. . Telephone 2098. THE FINANCE ACT, 1917. " .* INCOME-TAX PAYABLE. Land and Income Tax Office, Wellington, 28th January, 1918. BY Order in Council, made and issued by His Excellency the Govomor-in-Council on tho Bth day oE Ootober, 1917, under the authority of tho above Act, it was determined that tho respective duties by way of Income-tax and Special War Tax, leviable under Sections 38 and 39 respectively of tho said Act, should be paid in ono sum on . MONDAY, the 28th day of JANUARY, 1918, at the Olfico of the Commissioner of Taxes, Government Buildings, Wellington ; and. in nccordanco with such Order in Council, I hereby give notice that the said duties will bo payable accordingly. Additional tax- will accrue i£ the tax is not paid on or beforo 18th February, 1918. The liability to pay is not suspended by any objection. The tax should be paid on or before the prescribed date, and any refund necessary will be made later. If pot paid, additional tax will accrue. , ■ ■■- - ■ : * • ' -D. G. CIiARK, Commissioner of -Twcefe