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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15769, 18 November 1914, Page 14

- Amusements. QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S XHEATRE. The Original Home of Modern P.ictury. "Old Friends are Best." TO-DAY— NOV. 18-TO-NIGHT. yiCTORY. A SPIRITED PICTURE-STORY OF RE--1 VOLUTION IN AN OBSCURE AMERICAN REPUBLIC. , Produced with the official co-operation and 1 endorsement °* the U.S.A. Fleet authorities > and officers. A legitimate and actual counterfeit presentment of the fleet in action, covering a story of thrilling interest and immense emotion. ' __ Together with WHAT A NIGHT—A Capital Comedy of __ Riotous Revels. THE ECLAIR WAR JOURNALShowing the Most Recent Pictures of the Great m _J^ ar obtainable. THE WEIRD REGIONSAn Exhaustive Panorama in Colour of the ROYAL KOTQRtJA Regions and its Myriad Natural Wonders. COMING TO-MORROW: THE RED DUKE A Magnificent Scandinavian Drama. Admission: 6d and 3d Everywhere. J. F. MacMAHOX. Manager, Dominion Picture Theatres Co.. Ltd. yy HERE TO-NIGHT? There is nothing more permanent in life than a well-established Custom." _ _ . Thus we go to the pRINCESS rjpHEATRE. QUEEN STREET. TO-DAY—WED , NOV. 18—TO-NIGHT rpH'E REGION, ROYAL ROTORUA, ROYAL ROTORUA, Featuring in colours New Zealand's beautiful and mysterious thermal district. Also, "pUCILLE j^OVE," Chapter Eight "of this Enthralling and Engrossing Picture Serial. A MAN A GIRL, AND ANOTHER MAN— A Charming Story of the Eternal Trinity and the Finger of Fate. Marion, the holy TERROR—A Comic Study of Fortuitous Accidents. THE PATHE WAR JOURNAL. The only genuine picture of actual war shown to date JONES'S FLOWERY OFFER— Unapproachable Burlesque. COMING TO-MORROW: A BIT OF HUMAN DRIFTWOOD. The most pathetic story ever told. Admission : 6d and 3d Everywhere. J. F. MacMAHOIn". Manager, Dominion Picture Theatres Co., Ltd. Friendly Societies, . Jte pOURT TAKAPUNA, ' jL&f* Vy NO. 9384, A.O.F. (SlfgM OPENING OF FORESTERS' WliYiMa HALL. TAKAPUNA, Saturday, NOVEMBER 21, at 8 p.m. Members of other Courts invited. W. S. PITTS, C.R. i ___ i ___W_H. SEAMAN, Sec. Shows. A UCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. ROSE SHOW AND CHILDREN'S FLOWER SHOW. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, November 20 and 21. At the HORTICULTURAL HALL, AUCKLAND DOMAIN. To bo Opened by His Worship the Mayor, at 3 p.m. on FRIDAY. Admission, Is. Children, 6d. Public Notices. , dfc .lltiCT's THE attention of Auctioneers Valuators, and. those persons engaged in Making and Receiving Appraisements or Valuations, is drawn to the frequent omission to comply with the following provisions of Section 59 cf "The Stamp Duties Act, 1908": — APPRAISEMENTS. " 59 (l) Every appraiser, by whom an appraisement or valuation is made, shall, within fourteen.days after the making thereof, write out the same in words and figures, showing the full amount thereof, on duly stamped material, and if he neglects or omits so to do, or in any other manner delivers out or states the amount of any such appraisement or valuation, ho shall be liable to a fine not exceeding fifty pound*. '' (2) Every person who receives from any appraiser or pays for the making of any appraisement or valuation, unles* the same is written out and stamped as aforesaid, is liable to a fine not exceeding fifty pounds." The public is therefore warned that in all cases of non-compliance with the abovequoted Section coming under notice, the Stamp Department will insist upon full penalties being claimed. Dated at Auckland this 17th day of November, 1914. WM. G. FLETCHER, Deputy Commissioner of Stamps. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. George the Fifth, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith. To WILLIAM THOMAS WILLIAMS. Whereas LILIAN ELIZABETH. WILLIAMS, of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Dominion of New Zealand, Married Woman, claiming to have been lawfully married to you, has filed her petition against you in our said Court, at Auckland, praying for a dissolution of her marriage with you, wherein she alleges that you have been guilty of desertion. And whereas, by an Order of this Honourable Court, dated the 23rd October, 1914, leave was granted to the petitioner to proceed without personal service, and it was decreed that an abstract of the Citation approved by the Registrar of this Honourable Court be advertised as follows: Three insertions in. the newspaper published at Dargaville, three insertions in The New Zealand Herald, three insertions in the Auckland Star, and three insertions in the Auckland Truth, the advertisements to bo inserted at intervals of one week. Now take notice, that unless within twentyeight days after the last publication hereof, you do file in our said Court, at Auckland, an answer to the said Petition, the said Court will at the firßt Civil Sittings of the Court held at the Supreme Courthouse. Auckland, after the expiration of the said twenty-eight days, proceed to hear th» said charge prayed, and to pronounce sentence therein, notwithstanding your absence. And . further take notice, that before filing the said answer you must enter an appearance in person, or by your solicitor, at the Regstry of the said Court, at Auckland aforesaid, and that if you do not enter such appearance you will not be allowed to address th« Court cither in person or by counsel at any stage of .the proceedings. Dated at Auckland, the 10th day of November. 1914. R. G. THOMAS. Registrar. This citation was extracted by Hall Skelton, Solicitor, for Petitioner, whose address for service is at his office, situate in Wellesle.y Street, Auckland. A Copy of the said Petition may be inspected at the Supremo Court Office, Auckland, and at the offices of Mr. Hall Skelton. Any friends of the abovenamed respondent are requested to forward this newspaper to him. QITY OF AUCKLAND, TWO POUNDS REWARD. The Auckland City Council offers a Reward of Two Pounds for Information which will lead to the Conviction of any Person or Persons wilfully breaking the Electric Lamps in the Domain Drive. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. November 17, 1914. Assigned estate of t. j. brenNAN, STOREKEEPER. M ATI ERE. All Claims against this estate must be received by the undersigned on or before the 30th INST., otherwise they cannot be recog nised. All orders for current supplies must be countersigned by the trustee, and duplicate statements rendered to him each month. A. E. WAENOCK, Union Buildings. Trustee. Auckland. November 14, 1914. Assigned estate of j. r. smith, HOUSE FURNISHER, dargaville. All Claims against this estate must bo re ceivcd by the undersigned on or before the 30th INST., otherwise they cannot be recog nised. All orders for current supplies must bo countersigned by tho trustee, and duplicate statements rendered to him each month. A. E. WARNOCK, Union Buildings, Trustee. Auckland, November 14, 1914. QTOUTNESS Cured, outward application O•_ only. "Herbal Bark Extract." No dieting.—Herbal Stores, 115, Karangahape Rd.