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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 70, 23 March 1926, Page 2

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PAT HANNA'S PAT HANNA'S PAT HANNA'S 25 ARTISTS-25 : PAT HANNA'S 25 ARTISTS—2S: PAT HANNA'S PAT HANNA'S Joe Valli PAT, HANNA'S Iza Crossley PAT HANNA'S Bert Gilbert PAT HANNA'S Jessie Hanna PAT HANNA'S Stan. Lawson PAT HANNA'S; Vera Carew PAT HANNA'S Jim Fornn PAT HANNA'S Rosette Powell PAT HANNA'S Brian Lawrance PAT HANNA'S Wynne Thomson PAT HANNA'S Chris. Kilner ' PAT HANNA'S Thelma Pittard PAT HANNA'S Jock Thomson PAT HANNA'S Kathleen Lawrence PAT HANNA'S Frank M'Donald PAT HANNA'S • Myra Webster DIGGERS . Roy Brinsden DIGGERS Vera Rix DIGGERS Wallace Lloyd DIGGERS Gwen Webster DIGGERS Olive Butler DIGGERS G. P. Hanna DIGGERS And DIGGERS THE DIGGERS' DIGGERS SUPERB CLASSICAL DIGGERS BALLET. DIGGERS . A TRIUMPH! DIGGERS A TRIUMPH! DIGGERS A TRIUMPH! DIGGERS Prices: Gs, 4s, and '2s, DIGGERS plus tax. DIGGERS BOX PLANS AT DIGGERS THE BRISTOL. Tlio Grand Opera. House novor rocked with .such laughter before. The audience were so racked with uncontrollable laughter they wore hardly able to stand up to honour iho National Anthem at tlio finish of tho performance. Two more nights, Tuesday and Wednesday, for the present programme. Complete Change of Programme Thursday Friday, Saturday. THE LAUGHTER SHOW OF"A CENTURY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TTAROLD LLOYD in "DR. JACK." -*-•*• Added attraction at Shortt's Theatre, To-night, Wednesday, and Thursday. FULLERS' . FULLERS' HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direeticn John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. NIGHTLY, at 8.. SATURDAYS, 2.30. Once. Again We Present tho Consistently . ■ Good • . I'IIIL SMITH'S L JLII 1/ SMITH'S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. Including thp Popular Comedians, PHIL SMTH, NAT HANLEY, PHIL SMTH. NAT HANLEY. hi a Brand New and Delightfully l'"unny Musical Comedy, entitled "A HOT NIGHT." "A HOT NIGHT." Chock'fulot the Cleverest Comedy Situations Imaginable; Tuneful Musical Numbers, and Dainty Dances, A FKAST OF MUSIC AND LAUGHTER. London's Vest Pocket Comedian, WEE WILLIE LANCET. WEE WILLIE LANCET, Assisted by EDWARD AVON AND MURJI'H. DALE, In iho Screamingly Funny Sketch, "WILLIE COMES HOME." "WILLIE COMES HOME." Everything Now by WENDLING AND MOLLOY, In Vaudeville Novelties. FLORENCE AND CLIFTON, llrilliant Comedy Acrobats Queenie THE KATLIS, David THE KATLIS. . Popular Hawaiian Entertainers. I'ULLURS' FAMILY I'RICESD.C. or 0.5..2s 6d (Reserved 3s), plustux; Stalls, Is M ■; U|ipcr Circle, Is. KOX I'l ANS AT THK HIIIKTUL. •Uter 5 pin. at BuriieH's. ne\t Thoalre. Telephone Theutro (22-663) for Reservations after 7 p.m. HAROLD LLOYD in "DR. JACK." Added attraction at Slioi-ttfs Theatre, To-night, -AVednesdr.y; and Thursday^. ~~~' PUBLIC NOTICES. THE NEW ZEALAND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LTD. "T^JOTTOE is hereby given that tho Share Registers of the Corporation will be closed from 24th to SCt'i March, 1926, inclusive, for tin payment of Interim Dividends. FRANK H. TAYLOR, Manager. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, Proposal to apply to the Covernor-Gcn-ei-al lor iiu Oi'uer-m-Comicil declaring the City of Wellington to be a Fire District under the Fire Brigades Act, 1908, and its Amendments. T HEREBY GIVE~ NOTICE that the -"- number of votes recorded upon the taking of the Poll oii the 19th day >i March, 1920, for and against the above proposal of the Wellington City Council were ■as follows:— ■ . For the Proposal 1381 Against thj Proposal 11!) As the majority of votes were in favour of the proposal, I declare that the proposal was carried. Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of March, 1926. JAMES AMES, Returning Officer for the City of Wellington. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL' LICENSES EXPIRING ON THE 31st MARCH, 192(1. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; that the, -^ following Licenses will expire on the 31st March, 1920. Where renewals are desired, application must be made between the Ist and 21st April, 1926, to the Departments concerned: — Billiard Rooms. Billiard Room Attendants. Dangerous Goods. Drain Layers and Plumber?. Eating Houses. Electrical Fitters. Hawkers. Meat Vendors. Porters. Public Buildings. TRAFFIC. Hackney Carriages. Horse and Motor Expresses. Stage-Carriages. Taxi-cabs. Drivers of Horse. Cart. am. Express. Drivers of Mutor Vehii-V. HEAVY TRAFFIC. Trucks, Lorries, and Omnibuses over two t;>ns. Horse-drawn Vehicles mill Motor Trat-t-.rs. MILK SHOPS. Milk Shop:-'. R. TAIT, Acting Town Clerk. 22nd March, 1920. BOROUGH. OF EASTBOURNE. RENEWAL OF MOTOR-DRIVERS' LICENSES. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that. ■*- in accordance with the provisions of Section 21. Sub-section 2, of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1924, and regulations therein, all motor drivers' licenses expire on the 31st day of March, 1926. New Licenses for the year ending 31st March, 1927, are now obtainable upon application, and payment of the License Fee of os, to the Borough Bylaws Inspector, Mr. Duncan, at his office, situate on the Eastbourne Ferry Wharf, Wellington. J. F. MENZIES, Town Clerk. Wellington, 23rd March, 1926. fPHE Mutual Life and Citizens' Assur- ■*■ ance Co., Ltd.—The Company hereby gives one month's notice of its intention to": issue a Special Policy in place of Policy No. A 77753, issued by the Australian Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society, Ltd., on the life of Andrew Simpson Williams, and declared to have been lost.— W F. Nicholls, Secretary. 23rd March, 192(5. I