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Evening Star, Issue 14035, 16 April 1909, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. OTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Immediate and Overwhelming Success of Mr HARRY RICKAKDS'S ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. In a Magnificent Programme, prodigal in its. Wealth of Brilliant Items and of Unexampled liberality. THIS and FOLLOWING 4- NIGHTS, L'lncomparable The PAUL CINQUEVALLI, The King PAUL CINQUEVALLI, King of PAUL CINQUEVALLI, of Jugglers. PAUL CINQUEVALLI. Jugglers. FRANK and JEN LATONA, FRANK and JEN LATONA, In their Brilliant Musical Sketch. LAWSON and NAMON, LAWSON and NAMON, America's Great Specialty Artists. GUEST and NEWLYN, MACKINNON'S SCOTTISH MEISTERS, TOM DAWSON, PANNY POWERS, NELLIE MAUNSELL, >RTHUR HARRIS. The Universal Verdict: The Greatest Vaudeville Show ever seen' in Dunedin. COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAMME SATURDAY. POPULAR PRICES: 3s. 2s. Is. Booked Seats, Is extra; Early Doors, 6\. extra. Plan at the Dresden. Early Door Day Sales at Jacobs's. FRED. AYDON, Manager. MEETINGS. INDIGNATION MEETING OF CITIZENS. A PUBLIC INDIGNATION MEETING OF CITIZENS will be held in the City Council Chamber, Town Hall, on MONDAY, the 19th April hist., at 7.30 o'clock p.m., to PROTEST against the action of the Government in CLOSING DOWN the CONSTRUCTION WORKS on the LAWRENCE-ROX-BURGH RAILWAY. All those desiring to assist in the agitation for the IMMEDIATE RESUMPTION of the Work on the Line are requested to attend. J. M'DONALD, Mayor. Dunedin, 15th April, 1909. SOARS AND RESIDENCE. CAMERON'S Imperial Private Hotel, 302 Princes street; 50 bedrooms; every convenience; reasonable tariff; visitors or permanent. WANTED, Two Working Men Boarders; bath, piano; terms moderate. 8t Cumberland street south. [J|rANTED, by young Man, Board and ™ Residence. State terms to "Driver," 'Star' Office. SPORTINC. FORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. WINTER MEETING, sth and Bth MAY, 1909. TOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS CLOSE at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, 17th April. H. L. JAMES, Secretary.

ELECTION NOTICES. IGH WARD ELECTION. Leviathan Hotel, Dunedin, April, 1909. TO THE RATEPAYERS AND HOUSEHOLDERS OF HIGH WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I greatly appreciate the Requisition presented to'me by the Ratepayers of High Ward, requesting me to allow myself to be Nominated as a Candidate for your votes, and I have much pleasure in Acceding to your request. The Requisition I take to be a mark of your approval of my past services as your Councillor, and I havo to assure, you that if you do me the honor of again Electing me to that position I shall, as hitherto, give my best attention to all questions that are of increasing importance, and at this stago of their development will require most careful consideration. With the liberal endowments that the City is gifted with, and the vast trading concerns that are now reaching a profitable condition, I look forward to the time when Dnnedin will be in the unique position of being an almost rateless city; but this would depend on the management of the different trading concerns controlled by the Council. The recent financial transactions mark an era of advancement that can only be maintained by judicious handling. The administration of the various undertakings, I am confident, are on a sound footing, but there are those factors that from time to time operate in every community that necessitate strict and impartial judgment to secure the maintenance of that standard which has been reached by what must be admitted as efficient administration. There are certain requirements still needed for the improvement of civic affairs, and if elected I shall always give my heartiest and most energetic support to any scheme that commends itself to me as likely to prove beneficial to the citizens.

Encouraged by the request and by promise of support, I place my candidature in you hands, feeling confident that you will extern to me your votes and interests in the objecl of securing my election. It is unnecessary for me to detail my views on the various problems that from time to time engage the attention of the Council. I think the time has now arrived in the history of our muni cipa.l trading when a halt should be callec to any further schemes necessitating borrowing, until the profitableness or otherwise ol the various concerns already undertaken has been proved beyond doubt. I shall devote my best energies to securing the City's advancement, and at the same time confine its expenditure to the reasonable limits justifiec by its income. , Yours faithfully, JAMES CONNOR. POLLING BOOTHS.—Garrison Hall, Rus sell Street Hall. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

DUNEBIN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. SOUTH DUNEDIN WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I again intend offering myself as a Candidate for Municipal Honors at the forthcoming Elections, and will take an early opportunity of addressing you upon matters of public interest. Kespectfully soliciting your vote and interest, I am, vours obediently, THOMAS SMITH. 131 Macandrew road, Dunedin South.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION. SOUTH DUNEDIN WAED. *. -MEETING of those favorable to the \ Candidaturo of JAMES MARLOW will be held at the Committee Booms, 94 King Edward street (next Salvation Army Barracks), TO-NIGHT (Friday), at 7.30 o'clock. TO THE ELECTORS OF BELL WAED. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—In Thanking you for the confidence reposed in me for the last five years, I again offer my services as your representative. Should you once more elect me to that position, I will, as in the past, use my best endeavors to conduct the affairs of our City in a businesslike and economical manner, and do my utmost to make Dunedin the model municipality of New Zealand.—l remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, -vour obedient servant, ■ ■" WM. BURNETT. CITY MAYOEAL ELECTION. COUNCILLOR JAMES H. WALKER will ; ADDRESS a MEETING of RATEPAYERS m the South Dunedin Town Hall THIS (Friday) EVENING, 16th, at 8 o'clock. Chairman: T. K. Sidey, M.P. MAYORAL ELECTION. ,' R M'DONALD L Will ADDRESS THE ELECTORS ' In the HOWE STREET HALL THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. All irmted.