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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7076, 14 March 1910, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. rp HE KING’S THEATRE. Proprietors ...'West’s and Royal Pictures. WEDNESDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY NEXT. Grand Opening of the KING’S THEATRE, KING’S THEATRE, by WEST’S PICTURES. ROYAL and PICTURES. I ORIGINATORS of PERMANENT PICTURE SHOWS. NOT COPYISTS. MONARCHS OP ALL! - WE LEAD, OTHERS POLLOW! ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, A Galaxy of Exclusive Gems. Rich in Scenic and Travel Pictures. Rich in. Dramatic Pictures. Rich in Humorous Pictures. Direct from Film Makers, and not Australian Second-hand Goods, Will be Presented. No Increase in Prices. lg—Dress Circle and Front Stalls —Is , Gd—Stalls—Gd, Box-plan at Abel’s. Booking Fee Gd. WELLINGTON MOTOR ACADEMY. H/TOTOEING Thoroughly Taught by -ItX Experts. For terms, etc., apply MR HOLLIS, Stanton and Asbury’s Motor Garage, 451 Molesworfch street. MEETINGS. PACIFIC LODGE OP DRUIDS. No. 8. Ti/f EMBERS of Lodges in No. 2 District -1-tX are invited to attend the Meeting of the Lodge at 7.30 p.m. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. 14th. Business—Presentation to P.D.P. Bro. Crombic. Pound Night. ■ | Visiting Brethren cordially invited. I By order. 670 G. Z. QHARRIB, Secretary. ASSEMBLY HALL, T.M.C.A., Willis Street, TUESDAY, MARCH 15th, .At 8 p.m. • ANNUAL MEETING Of the Ig ANTI-OPIUM ASSOCIATION. Speakers : MISS A. HENRY, of the China Inland Mission, MB YUNG LI AN G-H WANG, Chinese Consul, RHV. KEITH EWEN, And MR J. G. W. AITKEN, President of the Association, in the Chair. 665 WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ST. PATRICK’S .DAY. HEREBY invite the citizens of Wel- . lington to observe a. Holiday on EURSDAY NEXT, the 17th instant, in itebration of St. Patrick’s Day. A. K. NEWMAN, Mayor of Wellington. March 12th. 1910. S® PENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS OF THE CITY AND GUILDS On LONDON ' INSTITUTE, AND SCIENCE AND ART EXAMINATIONS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION; LONDON. Education Department. ■Wellington,-March Bth, 1910, IHE above examinations will be oon- . ducted "by the Education Departmt, at various centres, about May and mo next respectively. . Forms of application to he examined ay be obtained from the authorities of e local Technical or Art School or asses, or from the Inspector-General Schools, Wellington. Phe dates by which applications to be amined must reach the Education Dertmemt'aire; For the Technological laminations, April 13th, or with late e, April 20th; and v for the Science and it Examinations, May 13th, or, , with be fee, May 20th. B. O. GIBBES,. 8 Secretary for Education. rOTICE is hereby given that the par--1 celpof land hereinafter described will brought under the provisions of “The nd Transfer Act, 1908,” and its amendnts, unless caveat be lodged forbidur the same on or before the 11th day April, 1910. Application. 4309. CECILIA MARiRET MOLLIER.—7 4-10 perches, part Section 371, City of Wellington. Copied by weekly tenant. ■ , liagram may be ’ inspected at this )ated this 9th day of March, 1910, at i Lands Registry Office, Wellington. E. BAMFORD, I . District Land Registrar. WELLINGTON 'CITY COUNCIL. DEBENTURES FOB SALE. rrtHß Wellington City Council have ■X .£IOO Debentures for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. Full particulars at the office of the undersigned. R. TAIT. Acting Town Clerk. March 12th, 1910. G 63 FRENCH PASS ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. ■; A PEERLESS Region for the Tourist. f\. Launchman, and Sportsman, or anyone failing in health. A new territory accessible by steamer (daily) and offering the best fishing and hunting in New Zealand. Launch parties ' for trips around D’Urville, Stephen, Rangitoto, Trios, Chetwood, and other islands, where tuatara lizards and sea birds of all descriptions can be seen. Scenery unexcelled. Launches on hire, 25s and 30s per day. Post and Telegraph Office. Book early. Tariff X2 2s. 41 ' PONEKB FOOTBALL CLUB. Tl/J'EMBERS and Intending Members "X are notified that the Gymnasium will be Opened for Practice on TUESDAY NIGHT; 15th. G. B. HEWITT, Hon. Sec. . HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. ' I 'HERE are Vacancies for Two Women X. and One Man. Nominations will bo received by the undersigned up to Noon on WEDNESDAY, March 23rd. 584 CHAS P. POWLES, Secretary.