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Evening Star, Issue 15478, 28 April 1914, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. ! .||- ' IH fc. y■■ I' , i". RING’S JIS SIA. THE. FULLERS’ ' The FULLERS’Beat! Where You See THE BEST programmes. J!U iiUcntiO - JD,eaii. Where You See THE BEST programmes. TO-NIGHT At 8. ‘ ' And NIGHTLY. Received with Thunders of AppladSe. The Sensational Military Drama, BROTHERS AT WAR. BROTHERS AT WAR. BROTHERS AT WAR. BROTHERS AT WAR. BROTHERS AT WAR. IT COMPELS ATTENTION. A Tale of Battle Grim. A Maenifioent Silent Drama. A awry oi mo PROM THE PATHS STUDIOS. A Great St Great St Array— GAUMONT GRAPntu THE MANICURE GIRL Topical. .. Drama* Industrial. Dress Circle, Is! Stalls, 6d. Dresden, Is 6d. ,

H IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. George Willoughby, Ltd. Lessees Managing Directors Director ... George Willoughby. George T. Eaton, A. B. Davies, and Ben. J. Fuller. POPULAR DRAMA AT POPULAR PRICES. Commencing SATURDAY EVENING NEST, MAY 2. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY’S POPULAR DRAMATIC COMPANY, Headed by Australia’s Favorite Actor, GEORGE CROSS, Supported by Miss VERA REMBE and Talented Metropolitan Artists, in A SERIES OP LONDON SUCCESSES. OPENING PRODUCTION (For Four Nights Only); ‘THE BEGGAR GIRL’S WEDDING.; ‘THE BEGGAR GIRL’S WEDDING.’ ‘THE BEGGAR GIRL’S WEDDING.’ By Walter Melville. BOX PLANS OPEN at the DRESDEN TO-MORROW (Wednesday) MORNING. NOTE THE POPULAR PRICES: 4g (Reserved), 3s, 2s, and ONE SHILLING. Early Doors 6d extra. J. A. MATHESON, Touring Manager. election notices. DUNEDIN MAYORAL ELECTION. MARLOW will ADDRESS THE ELECTORS TO-NIGHT In the ART GALLERY at 8 o’clock, When, in addition to the Political Address, A NUMBER OF SLIDES OF WAIPORI will be shown, bringing vividly before the Audience the cause of the late breakdown. His Worship the Mayor will Preside. Notice to Electors Visiting Matarae Camp; That they can Record their Votes at Garrison Hall up till 7 o’clock. TO THE ELECTORS OF FIRST WARD. BOROUGH OF MORNINGTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—At the request of a large number of Electors I i have decided to offer myself as a COUNCILLOR for First Ward at the present Election. If you do me the honor of electing me as one of your Representatives, I shall do my best to further tho best interests of the whole Borough, and First Ward in particular, —I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, yours obedienily > A. H. WALLACE. Mornington, 27th April, 1914. MORNINGTON. FIRST WARD ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen,—as >«««•* aware, I have OFFERED MY SERVICES as COUNCILLOR for FIRST WARD. If returned I will do my utmost to further the interests of the Borough, paying particular attention to the Management of the Tramways, together with the Upkeep of tile Roads and Footpaths.—-Yours faithfully, T. K. MOODY. MORNINGTON MAYORAL ELECTION. 1914. Mr hj. a. le cren (Formerly for 12 years Councillor and Mayor respectively) RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS YOUR VOTE AND INTEREST WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th. Hours of Polling ; 9 a.m. to 7 p.ru. BOROUGH OP WEST HARBOR. EXTRAORDINARY, VACANCY OF COUNCILLOR. In the Matter of “Tho Municipal Corporations Act, and of “ The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," and the Amendments thereof. I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that an ELECTION of ONE COUNCILLOR for RAVENSBOURNE WARD will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of May, 1914, and I hereby appoint the Council Chambers, Rothesay, as the place, and WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of May, 1914, up to 12 o’clock noon, as the day for the NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. _ Nominations must be in the statutory form, accompanied by a deposit of £3. JOHN REYNELL, Returning Officer. Rothesay, 22nd April, 1914. ELECTION. South End, 749. jyUNEDIN MAYORAL J. B. SHACKLOCK. North End, 743. TELEPHONES ; Princes street, / 539. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Supreme Court, holden at Dunedin. Notice is hereby given that john ROWLEY, of South Dunedin, Laborer, was this day adjudged BANKRUPT; and I hereby summon a MEETING OP CREDITORS to bo holden at my Office, Law Courts Buildings, Stuart street, Dunedin, on TUESDAY, the sth day of May, 1914, at 2.30 o’clock p.m. T. D. KENDALL, Official Assignee. Dunedin, 25th April, 1914. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. TTOTEL METROPOLE, ST. GLAIR (Under New Management) IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE VISITORS. Electrically Lit. Good Cuisine and Every Modern Requirement. MK ATSt are also SERVED to the PUBLIC. JACKSON’S Private Hotel, Dowling street, Now Open. Dinner from 12 till 2; Tea, 5 to 7; Suppers, 9 to 11. First-class Accommodation Visitors. YOUNG Man wishes private Board, near engine sheds. Address “ Respectable,’’ ‘ Star ’ Office. LOST AND FOUND. LOST (Monday morning), Plais Gold Brooch (“Mliiy'’). Reward returning 87 Frederick street. LOST, Brown Retriever Dog, vicinity An- . dersons Bay, Tomahawk, last Sunday; reward. 15 High street, Musselburgh. OST fSaturdayL Gold Shark Tooth Brooch, between Stafford and Cargill streets; reward. 40 Cargill street. STRAYED into 3 Anderson street, Caversham, Collie Dog; Green Island collar. EDUCATIONAL. DANCING. MISS HOOPER, assisted by Miss Sawtell (returning from Sydney), Tango and Latest Ballroom Dances, Classes and Private Lessons arranged. Evening Claes, TUESDAY'. 28th, 8 o’clock, Trades , Hall- " SATURDAY Morning, Fancy Dancing, 10.30, 117 Stafford street. ’Phone 3,675.