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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3328, 10 January 1898, Page 3

O p B E A JO o V S B . lessee and Manager ... Mr Tom Pol and Treasurer !.. ... Mr W. O’oulhvan TO-NIGHT (MOND4Y), JANUAEY 10th, LAST NIGHT Of the People’s Favourites, POLLARD'S OPERA GO,, In the Successful Musical Comedy, IN TOWN. Produced by Arrang<ment with Messrs WILLIAMSON AND MOSGROYE. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, January 11, 12 and 13, EOOOACCIO, With all the Original Effects. Friday and Saturday, January 14th and 15th, MADAME ANGOT. The productions under the sole direction of ME TOM POLLAED. Musical Director ... Mr H. T. HAbbison. Prices. —Circle and Stalls, 3’; . Circle, 2s; Pit, Is; Orchestra Stalls, Ss. Children half-price to all parts (Pit excepted). Box plan at Holliday’s. Day Tickets at Abel’s and J. Shake’s. Special Matinee Performance, By Bequest of Thousands, Of the Gorgeous Spectacle, DJIN-DJIN. WEDNESDAY, JANUAEY 12m. Doors open 1.30; curtain rises, 2 o’clock Adults, 3a, 2s and Is ; Children, Is 6d, Is and Sixpence. “LOVED LENOEE ” (Djin-Djtn). COPIES of this popular OvUi/ Son?, direct from tb© Composer, have been handed to the Dresden Piano Company, Wellington, by Mr lamest Pitts (Pollard’s Opera Company) for sale throughout New Zealand. The correct edition is therefore on sal© at the Dresden, yyy manawatu and west coast A. AND P. ASSOCIATION’S First annual ram and ewe show, _ * At Show Grounds, Palmerston North, WEDNESDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1898. X2OO OFFERED in PRIZE MONEY. SIDE SHOWS—Tilting, Hunters, Driving Floral, Ladies* Hunting, Bicj’cle Obstacle and Guessing Competitions. Entries close 20th January, double fee 29th January. All inforination from 812 DAITID A. WATT, Secretary. PEDESATED SEAMEN’S UNION:OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON BEANCH. a SPECIAL MEETING of the above will be held at the Union Boom THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7 o’clock. All members in port specially required to attend. Pines for hon-dttondanoe. Business —To consider recommendation’s of Committee re alteration of rules. W. JONES, Secretary. 3 WELLINGTON BUTCHERS’ EMPLOYEES’ ASSOCIATION. ADJOURNED Meeting will ho held in the Gear Co.’s Cuba street Kooms THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Business very im'porfaftt, is pienio ; full attendance kindly requested.. H. BOECEES, 998 Hon Sec. WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC UNION. THE above will meet NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING, 12th instant, at 7.30 o’clock, at the residence of the President, Bembridgo, Wallace street. A full attendance is requested, as the business is annual and important. , , MBS TASEER, 5 Wallace street. WELLINGTON BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION CONTRIBUTORS. THE Annual Meeting of Contributors for the purpose of election of a Trustee will be held at the Office, Queen’s Chambers, on THURSDAY, 13th January, at 2.30 p m. A. G. JOHNSON, 985 Secretary. WELLINGTON LADIES’ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. THE Annual Meeting of Contributors for the election of Trustees will be bold in the City Council Chamber on THURSDAY, 13th January, at 3 p.m. OHAS. P. POWLES, 986 Secretary to Trustees. WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR RELIEF OF THE AGED NEEDY. THE Annual Meeting of Contributors for the Election of Trustees will be held in the City Council Chamber on THURSDAY, 13th January, a<i 3.15 p.m. CHAS. P. POWLES, 983 Secretary. WELLINGTON CONVALESCENT „ HOME. CHE Annual Meeting of Contributors for the Election of Trustees wi,l be held in e City Council Chamber on THURSDAY, th January, at 3.30 p.m. The Committee will meet after the Annual eoting. „„„ ROSETTA JOSEPH, i Chairman. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of tho late Mr Edward Price arc invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave No. 9, Kent terrace. Today (Monday, the 10th lust.), at 3 p.m,, for the Cemetery at Karori. J. & A. WILSON, Funeral Furnishers, 16 Cambridge terrace. Department of Labour, Wellington, 7th January, 1898. FACTORIES ACT, 1894. FACTORY Owners are reminded that Registration Fees are now due, and must be paid during the present month. SHOPS AND SHOP ASSISTANTS ACT, 1891. MERCHANTS and OTHERS who close their premises on Saturday in lieu of the regular weekly half-holiday are requested to make tho necessary application to the Inspector of Factories during the present month. JAMES SHANAGHAN, 981 Inspector of Factories. ART UNION. TICKETS, la Each, Including admission to Sports on 22nd January. Single Tickets sent anywhere on receipt of Is in stamps ; or, 8 for 7s, 17 for 15s, 23 for £U Purchasers are requested to carefully read the Special Note in red ink at the bottom of each ticket. A. H. LOGAN, Secretary. 21, Willis street, Wellington. ‘*972 HANMER BATHS. THE Government Sanatorium, which is now open for public occupation, is a first-class Hotel, close to tho Baths, specially suited for invalids who cannot walk, or to whom exposure after bathing is dangerous. No medical or other certificate is required to obtain admission. Return ticket for rail and coach from Christchurch, 30s, Tariff 7s per day, or 40s per week. There is provision for a few second-class visitors at 3s per day, or 20s per week. Apply to d, McDonald, 849 Manager. ME NATIONAL. BANK OP NEW ! ZEALAND (Limited). | 3orporaled under “ Tho Companies Acts and tho New Zealand Act, 1873,** 1 OTICE is hereby given that an Interim Dividend for the half-year ptember last at tho rate of Five (5) per at. per annum has been declared by the rectors, and will be paid to Shareholders application at any of the branches in tho lony on and after the 10th January, rh© Transfer Books will be closed from is date until 10th prox. JAMES COATES, General Manager. Wellington, 27th December, 1697. 724 COUNTY OF HDTT. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. NOTICE is hereby given that Ten Pounds vl per centum will be added to all Bates iioh are not paid on or before tho 15th ternary. 1898. By order. H. D. ATKINSON, Clerk* Htilt County Council Office, Wellington, 6lh January, ISOS. 9 T, an Opossum Eng, a keepsake, between lower Butt end Wellington itial reward. 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