Amusements. : '^V| j ROLLER'S QPERA J[OUBE. Direction! Ben J. and Jno. Puller, Juar. Matinees, | Every Evening. Wed, and Sat,, . „ »* 3.30 p.m. ,1 y 'l Ptices—2« Id, Is Wj6d. I I including Amusement Tat J ■tTAUDEVILLE -DANQUET. pHILIP|y[BWBURY (Tenor). (Soprano). 6 LEWINS - -Chines sins a S? ARTHUR CROXON- • • JKjK™ PICTORIAL LITTLES • _ 'IK BLAKE AND GRANBY • Tab old Comedy WALSH AND WALSH - Umaue^Dance" &O?ANDRYDON /teWfetSfflS JONES AND RAINES-Welsh ft&fflHfflS MARZON AND FLORENCE • Equilibrists Plan at Robertson's Music Depot, Queen St.. till p.m. Reserves. 6d. patrons kindly remember the One Penny Tax on ill Tickets of Is or over. Meetingg. [RtTptDjOtDltßSl OOLDIBB Q L U B. PUBLIC MEETING, TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). The Auckland Returned Soldiers' Association invite .the cittsens of Auckland to attend a Public Meeting at the Town Ball TO-MORROW (Friday), to consider the question of raising funis for Erection of Permanent Club in AucKland. The Returned Soldiers; Association proposes to take Immediate Stops to perpetuate the memory of fallen heroes by providing a commodious hall, with the necessary offices, where returned men may.r.eet to discuss matters, of business, and for purposes of social intercourse and comradeship. The Returned Soldiers Association is strongly of opinion that the matter of an adequate fitting soldiers memorial may be smothered In a flood of complimentary talk unless the Association keeps it steadily in view. The comradeship of brothers-in-arms will not end with the war. and for that reason alone a permanent meetingplftoe is both desirable and necessary. It is hoped that wives, mothers., and sisters of absent soldiers will make a special effort to be present. Seats will be reserved for next of kin of men who have tfiven their live* for the Empire during the present war. Tickets for these seats will be obtained on application at the Soldiers' Club, Sneakers: Bishop Averill. C. J, Parr, Esq,, C.M.G.. M.P.; C H. Poo e. Esq.. M.P.: P. J. Nerhenv, Esq.: C. Waddingham. Esa.: and W. R. Way, Esq. Sapper Moors-Jones has kindly consented to exhibit his slides of Galhpoh. Doors open 1.10. Commence 7.40 sharp. rpOWN ]J ALL ' rpO-MORROW (FRIDAY). FEBRUARY 1. . A NZAC piCTURES, By SAPPER MOORE-JONES. Sapper Moore-Jonefl will exhibit hia Lantern Slides of Gallipoli. These have been reproduced from original sketches taken under fire at Ansae, and exhibited by Royal Command at Buckingham Palace for private inspection by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. Doors open 7.10. Commence 7.40. All interested in welfare of Soldiers invited ■ to be present. i Admission Free. E. F. ANDREWS, , , Sec. A.R.S.A. Mining Notices. GOLD BELT GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. The Ordinary General Meeting of the abov-j Company will be held at No. 108, Victoria . Arcade. Queen Street, Auckland, TO-DAY (Thursday), at 2 p.m. „**„*++.„ H. GILFILLAN, Secretary. Auckland, January 31, 1918. hi I .— ii i■ i . —ti—. —«M«M«| |■— .1 Dividends. WAIHI GOLD MINING CO., LTD, Cabled notification has been received from London of a Dividend (the 99th) of One Shilling per Share, to be payable on March 1, 1918. Warrants will be issued from the Auckland Office for Dividends on all shares on the Colonial Register, which will be Closed, from February 15 to 22, both days inclusive. Any Shareholder wishing to notify change of address should do so before February 15, as no alteration will be made whilst the Register is closed. H. W. HOPKINS, T. F. WALLACE, Attorneys. Shortland St., Auckland, January 30, 1918, Highway District Notices. WHANGAMARINO ROAD BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER. Public notice is hereby given that, at a 1 Special Meeting of the Whangaraaiino Road ' Board, held on Saturday, the 12th day of : January, 1918, the following Resolution was ' passed, and will be submitted for confirma- . tion at th* Ordinary Meeting of the Board. to be held on SATURDAY, the 9th day of February. 1918, at 11.30 a.m., in the Board Boom, Waerenga:— RESOLUTION. . In exercise of the powers conferred on it . by the Noxious Weeds Act, 1908, and its Amendments, the Whangamarino Road Board hereby resolves, and declares by way of Special Order, that the Plants mentioned in the Schedule hereto, being Plants men-, ; tioncd in the Third Schedule of the said ■ Act, are Noxious Weeds within the Whang*- ' niarino Road District:— Bathurst Xanthiura Spinosum. Broom— Scopariuß. | Burdock— any species. ' Donk— Runnel, any species. 1 Elderberry— Sambucus Niger. 1 Fennol—Foeniculum Vulgare. —Digitalis Purpurea. Giant Burdock— Majus. Gorse-Ulex Europoeus. i Hakea— Acicttlatis. Hemlock— Macnlatum. Kansaroo —Acacia Annata. I Lupin—Lupinus Luteus. i Ox Eye Daisy— Chrysanthemum Cucan- , themum. i Pennyroyal-Mcntha Pulegium. Periwinkle—Viuca Major. Ragwort, or Rugweed— Senecio Jaeoboea. St. John's Wort—Hyperveum Perforatum or H. Humifusum. Tanhinu— Cassmia Leptophylla, Thistles—Any species. Tutsan—Hyneriuum Androsoemum. Vipers Buglo:'?—Echium Vulgare. Wild —Echium Violaceum. Wild Turnip— Campestris. Winged Thistle—Cardnus Pycnocenhalus. African Box Thorn— horridnm. Dated this 15th day of January, 1918. ' GEORGE McINNES, Corpoiation Notices. I 'DOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. { OUTSTANDING WATER CHARGES. Public notice is hereby given, in accordance with the resolution of the Council, thai legal action will be taken to enforce payment of all water charges outstanding on and after February 7, 1918, without further notice. , F. MORTIMER, Acting Town Clerk. " Dated January 30, 1918. ? Professional Notices. - MR, GEORGE WARREN, . 1U DENDST, ! SPECIALIST: Artificial Plates with natural i arrangement of Teeth. VICTORIA STREET EAST (Over Buildihir Society's Offices). 'Phone 3732. 1 M R - A. M. C ARTER SPECIALIST IN DENTAL AN-ESTHETK And EXTRACTION WORK. = SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. QUEEN ST Phone 198. :, TIT WALKER. HEALTH SPECIALIST iVI. Can hi Consulted daily at the RANGATIRA HEALTH INSTITUTE, Corner Khyber Pass and Symonds Streo . (above Snedden'a). 'Phone 3238. ___ " Colds || • Go to Ganderton. Ponsonby Road. „ ATURSE B. DONALD, of liarrisville, Do - i\ minion Rd., Private Maternity Nuri;ui ,t Home, has removed to a new and up-to-dat< a nursing home, Herbert Rd.. second bousi on left from Dominion Rd, 'Phone i3Q2.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16762, 31 January 1918, Page 8
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