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

AMUSEMENTS. JJ IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons. There -will be many changes besides the Change of Pictures at HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Bv HIS MAJESTIES PICTURES lOn Wednesday Next. BUT we cannot improve on the ! SERVICE OF FILMS 1 That we have supplied this Theatre for ; over Two Years, ALTHOUGH [ This week's selection will be more than usually interesting. PARIS FLOODS. PARIS FLOODS. [ PARIS FLOODS. PARIS FLOODS, i The Awful Catastrophe, with its Humorous as well as sad sights, Interestingly Depicted, that occurred in Paris Last Month. Humorous Incidents. Pathetic Episodes. A Wonderful Film. MICBO-CINEMATOGEAPHV, as . invented by Dr. J. Comandon. A Combination of Microscope and Cinematograph, Showing SLEEPING SICKNESS. SLEEPING SICKNESS. This most deadly of diseases illustrated. Live corpuscles of blood battling with the Tripanosomes. i To Be Seen to Be Believed. I THE ' PET OF THE BIG HORN RANCH. A Magnificent Wild West Drama, Etc., etc., etc. Prices—ls and Gd. Pi an Chrieteson's. No Free List. The Best of Friends Must Part, | Doors 7.15. Terminate 10.15. 091 ELECTION NOTICES. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD ELECTIONS. ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE COMBINED DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON CITY AND KARORI AND MIRAMAR BOROUGHS. I HEREBY give notice that the following Twenty-three.-Persons have been duly Nominated as Candidates for the Office of Mem her of the Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board: — AITICEN. John Guthrie Wood ANSON, George Edward BAYLIS. George Henry Brett BORGHETTI, Emilio CAMPBELL, Duncan CASTLE, Frederick DEVINE, .Tames Joseph EVANS. William Albert, FITZGERALD, John Edward GODBER, James GORDON, Soloman HINDMAESH, Alfred Humphrey KIRK, Richard Clement LONDON. George Thomas MoLAEEN, David NASH, George REARDON, Michael John RICHMOND, Mary Elizabeth. ROBERTSON, David SMITH, John SMITH. Thomas TREVOR, James VAN STAVEEEN, Herman As there are only Fourteen Vacancies to be filled, I hereby also give Notice that a Poll will be taken as between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 16th. day of March, 1910, at fhe following places:— t Wadestown, Social Hall, Pitt streetNorthlands, Churohroom. Sydney street, St. Paul's Schoolroom. Panama street, Turnbull's Auction Boom. ■ Town Hall. Chiba street. Bechabite Hall, Manners street. Druids' Hall, Taranaki street. Victoria Hall, Adelaide road. St. Thomas' Schoolroom, Eiddifordstreet. Island Bay Schoolroom, Island Bay. Maranui Tea Booms, Queeu’s-drivc. O'Donnell's Hall, Kilbirnie. Boscneath Schoolroom, Boseneatb. Aro street Ghurchroom. Kelburne Churohroom, Upland road. Brooklyn, Fullford's Hall. Worser Day, Mr Wyatt’s Tea Booms. Miramar, Mr Main's Post Office Store. . - _ Karori Borough Council Office, Ka-rori-road. Dominion Tea Booms, Karon road. Polling Hours—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated this 10th day of March, 1910. JAMBS AMES, Eeturmnc Officer. ’ City of Wellington. 0 THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON CITY AND SUBURBS. 3EING- a Candidate for a Seat on the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, confidently solicit your support. My revious experience as a member for :ven years of the Hospital Board, part f that time as Chairman of. that body, ■arrant me in believing that my services ill be of advantage to the city. My policy will be efficiency with jonomy. V Yours faithfully, ' 12 JAMES GODBER. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON CITY, KAROBI, AND MIRAMAE. Ladies and Gentlemen, ■ I am a candidate for a seat on the. Wellington Hospital and , Charitable I Aid Board, which will be elected on the ! Municipal Franchise next Wednesday. My connection with Pharmacy and the Drug Business has enabled me to acquire technical knowledge that will, I think, bo of value in matters relating to Hospital dispensaries! and the supply of medicines to the needy; whilst my work as a member of Jhe Now Zealand Pharmacy Board.—tho statutory body administering the Pharmacy Act—hah given me some insight into the methods of Board administration, -which will enable me to understand and watch all matters in connection -with tho institutions that will be controlled by the new Board. Trusting to receive your support at the Election, I am. Yours faithfully, 697 F. CASTLE. WADDINGTON SETTLEMENT. NOTICE is hereby given, that -written, tenders will be received up till i p.m. on MONDAY, the 21st March, 1910, for the eradication of noxious weeds on the above Settlement. Specifications can be seen at the Post Offices, Lower Hutt and Petone. and at the District Land Office, Wellington. JAMES MACKENZIE, 677 Commissioner of : Crown Lands.

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