Amusements. "npHE J? ED TITILL." The First Dutch Musical Comedy in the Field, and the First in Public Favour. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ■*-*• Under the Direction of J. C. WILLIAMSON. Manager. Harold Ash ton. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT And THROUGHOUT THE XMAS SEASON. THROUGHOUT THE XMAS SEASON. With THREE HUGE ATTRACTIONS. THREE HUGE ATTRACTIONS. Reappearance in New Zealand of the EverPopular and Always Welcome J. C. WILLIAMSON'S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY 0£ CLOSE ON A HUNDRED ARTISTS. CLOSE ON A HUNDRED ARTISTS. The Companr will Commence by Presenting for the First Time in New Zealand, the Original, Quaint, Dutch Musical Play "rpHE TOED T4TILL," "rpjlE "DED M 11 1'" "rpHE "DED TV/TILL," "rpHE "DED TV/TILL." With a Remarkably Brilliant Cast, including, Messrs. • JOHN FORD and FRED LESLIE America's Greatest Australia's Greatest Dancer and Eccentric Dancer and Eccentric Comedian. Comedian. MR. CHARLES A LODER, The Great German Dialect Comedian. MESSRS. ] MISSES. - EDWARD SHERRAS, OLIVE GODWIN, ROLAND HOGUE. , , IVY SCOTT, HAROLD PARKER, MARIE EATON, ARTHUR LISSANT, ADA STIRLING. AND MANY OTHERS FULL OPERATIC CHORUSFULL OPERATIC BALLET. FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Together with SUPERB STAGE SPECTACLES, Will make the production of " The Red Mill" one of the most Delightful and Entertaining ever witnessed in this city. Plans Wildman and Arey's. Prices as upual. PUPILS Can Save a Guinea by paying for Term before Christmas, with privilege of taking lessons after holidays.—J. Adger, P. 0., Auckland. Sporting. AUCKLAND "DACING QLUB. CUMMER TITEETING, 1908-09. y\ECEMBER <)0 AND OQ, AND JANUARY -| AND O FIRST DAY: SATURDAY "\TEXT. PROGRAMME: TRIAL HANDICAP. GREAT NORTHERN FOAL STAKES. AUCKLAND CUP. GRAFTON HURDLE RACE. RAILWAY HANDICAP. NURSERY HANDICAP ROBINSON HANDICAP. CHRISTMAS HANDICAP. FIRST RACE STARTS ABOUT -jjO NOON. J. F. HARTLAND, Secretary. AUCKLAND "DACING riLUB. SUMMER MEETING. BOOKMAKERS' APPLICATIONS for Licenses to Bet on ANY DAY of the Meeting must reach the undersigned by NOON TO-DAY (MONDAY). DECEMBER 21, Accompanied by the fee (£2O 10s) for One DaySPECIAL CONDITION: No Stand Blackboards will be allowed. J. F. HARTLAND. Secretary. •-* ARAKEI MAORI RACES Will be undoubtedly held on FRIDAY (XMAS DAY). All Horses nominated have accepted.' First race start 2 p.m. Bookmaker Fee. £2 10s. OTENE PAORA. Sec. O.R.C County Councils. ATAMA TfE A COUNTY. BY-LAWS. In pursuance of the powers -nested in them by " The Counties Act, 1886." and " The Public Works Act, 1905." and all the Amendments thereof, and of all other powers, if any. the chairman, councillors, and inhabitants of the County of Otamatca do hereby, by Special Order, make the following amendment in the County By-laws: — By-law No. 1. regulating traffic on main and County Roads, and Section 3. the words, " exclusive of the load thereon," be substituted for the words " inclusive of the load thereon." and this By-law shall be amended accordingly. Also, the additional Sections be added s«— No. 10.—No person shall take, lead, or drive any horse, engine, agricultural, or other machine, or any vehicle over any bridge of a greater span than ten feet under the control of the Council at other than a walking pace. ■ No. 13.—N0 person shall, whilst driving a vehicle over any road under the control of the Council, fasten or lock, or permit to be fastened or locked, any wheel of such vehicle, so that such fastening or locking may act or serve the purpose of a brake. It is intended that these 'Amendments and additional Sections to the By-laws shall come into force on the Ist day of January, 1909. H. C HEMPHILL, County Clerk. County Chambers. Paparoa. November 27th. 1908 v
Dividends. rr»HE KAUEI TIMBER COMPANY, LIMITED. • DIVIDENDS due to New Zealand Shareholders are now payable at the Auckland Offices of the .Custom-street West. STANLEY MILBOY, Local Secretary. 17th December, 1908. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LIMITED. Dividends due to Auckland Shareholders are now payable at the Company's Office, Albert-street. F. 11. RUSSELL, Chief Inspector tor New Zealand. Auckland, 19th December. 1908. Tea Rooms. TTAERE MAI GARDEN ' TEA ROOMS, -*■■*■ •'• •' Security Buildings. OPENING DAY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14th, at 4 p.m. The Moßt Up-to-Date Room* in the Dominion. Gent.'s Smokeroom and Roof Garden. Please take the Elevator. rpHE " LOTOS' LUNCHEON AND TEA X ROOMS, removed to Partridge's New Buildings, 202. Queen-st.. upstairs. Open every Saturday night MANUHLRI TEA ROOMS, Northcote.-After-noon Tea and Refreshments, Strawberries &h& Cream. Opening Tuesday, Dec. 22.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13938, 21 December 1908, Page 12
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